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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
SPECIALS
N USED CABS FOR NEXT WEEK

SPECIALS
N USED CARS FOR NEXT WEEK
F1rd-s pass. ---..----..---S $50
CaeVrllet-5 pass --.----.--G 800
SiudeblEsr-7 pass -..---.-s 800
WHY'S Knight pass -..s 700
Buick fBiE SIKH pass .--s 80
Buick lLiglr -slNJ-5 pass. IS $50
Dodge-OriEinal paint. new
tires and new top. s pass-g SIS
Dodge-5 pass white wire
wheels. fine ruhber-..----s $50
WHY'S Knight pass. only
run 5000 miles. like new $3.50
Nash Ski pass. like new $500
Hudson super Ski pass
rebuilt ------- ----- $3.50
Nash SKI u1s1-. over
size kelly cord tires 1890 $3.50
Hudson super Six. in fine
l4l-ilalH $1,000 -t--al
stutz-5 pass. excellent con-
Cadillac Sedan, s. cylinder.
pass ----------- $500
we have 90 other cars an makes
and sizes 90 pick from
cali 500.
LONE STAR MOTOR co.
as w san Antonio
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For Renl-Rooms Id God


SUNSHINE DINING EOOM. f07 E Frank
Din Three meals per DAY. ft per week.
meals per day. $3.50. separate meals. alci
Sunday dinner. use. lunches packed Fh.
l9lS-
NICELY furnished room. private family.
suitable FOR couple or gentlemen. z
o'clock breakfast and o'clock dinner.
1115 T. Rio Gr-rle. Pr $500
For Rent-MisceIIaneous
TWO WAEEHOUS 15U115 and --NlQ.
yard iu rear. switch in rear. cheap rent
Inquire 1881 Marofflu-
For Rent Stores and Offices
FOR HEST-store room. ZOE w san An
tonic. suitable Tor auto accessories AID
FOR RENT-A iarge and a smau office
10 the Hcraid building Heat lEhr aho
fauitor service furnished Reasonable
rates Apply 10 the Auditor OF The Herald
DESIRABLE storeroom in Morgan Bldg.
on Mesa ave. reasonable rent
Rental Department
DOUGLAS G. CHOWELL AGENCY.
cef Mills Bldg. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

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aSTED-Hutcher's refrieer1tor- Phi
D f-rrT
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HeID Wanled-NaIe and Female

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Man and wife 90 work. vie cook. man
drive truck. horses. cars. anything. Ad-
dress p. O. Box 5s1. TT Bliss. Tex
WOMAN with husband 10 run apartment
house for use Of apartment. give phone
and references address II 1s6. care
Herald
IYANTED-Eamllies TO work on halves
good houses. viii aid families furnishing
good references with money % move and
make crop l1L- Salman Mercantile Co.
at ssiman. Tex.
FREE NIGHT SCHOOL
Practical subjects taught Monday. we'd
nesday. Friday. 10 p ~. az High
School buiiding-, no tuition charge after
admission zee OF 81. Investigate. visit OF
uh --f
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
Sanaloriums

Sanai0riums
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D0CTOES
we are IN the tiell 20 serve your tuhurcu-
lar patients referred 70 this wonderful
clinliate- good management and home
l--e atmosphere are swing good results:
We give references on aurlic atiuu-
FREDERIcEs0N SANATORIUI.
1855 East Fillmore St. Phoenix Arfz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
Heb Wanted-SaIesmen

Help Wanied-SaIesmen
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NANIED-SaleElnan for general store.
must speak Spanish and have some lznowl-
edge OF trimming windows state salary
expected address Box 1872. Del Rio. Tex
WANTED-Lire salesman TO sen 70 trade
ard 1obbars wen known line non-alcohoilc
beverages. must have references and small
amount o. capital reQuluad 70 carry srock
pertinent position 90 right party.
OEFER BEVERAGE COMPANY.
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FIVE ACRE TRACTS CLOSE TO
BELL WELL. $50.

have a small number OF tracts OF
8 acres each which I win sell for
$50 each. this land lies on the
same structure az the Bell wel
and m the midst Of the best de-
valopmaut in the Pecos-Toyah
district Maps and geological sur
raTa may be- seen az my office
r. b AUSTIN.
4l3 Fl Plso Bank o. Trust CO. Bldr-
Corner lesa and Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

housekeeper. good references. Address p
~ care Hz-lld-
Real Estate Wanted
100 PERCENT results from tenemeuta
TURNER. KEMP q C0tnW ELL
WaNTED-ro buy from owner. Bungalow.
furnished or uufuruished. give fun par-lcu-
la-s. no agents address = lQ1. care Herald
$4,000 CASH 90 invest. must have bar
gain. close in r0om-nE house property pre-
ferred- Call Eugene Ferguson. L-7 Trust
Bldg. Pm cog % 2s11
WANT TO buy good or s room housa.
VIII pay cash for sane u % is bargain.
give location and price Address No %.
is. care Herald-
Wanted TO Rent
WANrED-ro rent smau furnished
bungalow or apartment iu Fl Bliss dlrcc-
ton Phi 5z15W.
WANTED-small furnished apartment or
para OF house, or rooms. porch. near
Hom1n sanitorium. no sick. PHI 2774
WANTED-TO KEST OK LEAsE. SMALL
BUNGALOW CALL EAGlNEEk, PHONE
elo3.
WANTED-smau furnished cottage OF
apartment with sleeping porch ia nice
ueighborhood. references exchanged Ad-
dress p. %. Box s1--
" ~ \ III AAHaaaaAa H'H.'AH
fore April list or room unfarn'shei
house. VIII lease for 4 CT 2 years AddreEs
g Isl. care Herald
WANTED or rooms completely
furnished Tor light Housekeeping. middle
aged couple, quiet. permanent. address
= 1e1. care Herald
LET Us handle your rentals. personal
service maximum results. Hulson-I-aceT
Realty Co, Two Republics BldE-r Phi ffL
alter p %. allo.
Wanled-Room and Board
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YOUNG man desires board and room near
Fire Points. Phi 1873
Wanted-Bids
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals VIII De received By The
Commissioner Court Of culbers1n Coun-
~ Texas az van Horn. Texas. until D..
N. on April -. 1880. Tor the following
road work
$4,000 yards surfaciuE material hauled
first quarter mile. includtuE loading and
unloading: 110,30q yards material hauled
one additional quarter miles $4,000 yards
surface ditch excavation
For Information o. % details and sn-ci-
fications. address County CLERK at Van
Horn. Texas. or State Highway Engineer
90 Austin. Texas
A certified check for two thousand dole
lars. payable 90 the order Of Commission
1rs Court Of Cu1herson County. must ac-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
10 SaIe-AuIonobIIss-Wanied

HAVE HUDSON SUPER SIX. 1918 MOD
DBL. PASSENGER N PERFECT con-
DITION, WILL SELL OR TRADE FOR
LIGHTER CAR sos p SAN ANTONIO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

- RenI Soc nd Offiees


The Building formerly occupied b. the
Cauorsa ice Cream Co. GA san Antonio
ST.. size OF room 1-r-z- with easement.
elevator lift. win lease ANTON CALOL-
II, 12l1 Z. san Antonio. Pm 2154.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
WANTED

Experienced salesIadlls for our
ready TO wear and millinery dee
partments. with roferencea
Apply
BOSTON STORE
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Wanied-Furniture

WanIed-F uT1lflre
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PARTY wants 20 rooms Of furniture.
any class also office furniture wanted.
any amount cash paid Phi 1852
SFOT CASH paid for second hand furni-
ture Phi 1898 and we viii call immedi-
atfly- Home Furniture Co, SIS Texas
We PAY hishea cash prices Tor second
hand furniture and sewing machine
Young FURNITURE co.
HIGH PRICES for dishes. kitchen uten-
Sis furniture. fixtures. phonoeraphs and
sewing machine. 1921 Alameda. PHI 214e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

An UNUSUAL BARGAIN-Eirht rooms
and sleeping porch, arranged in 2 room
apartments. price $3.50 cash. the furniture
in this place could not be duplicated TO-
day for $500.
% rooms. arranged in 9 and room apart
ments close In year lease. only $3.50.
$500 cash VIII handle. balance easy terms
See Meiers.
JAMES L MARI & COMPANY.
Phone 4g5n 500 san Antonio ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
oovERSlIEST SHOES

We have several thousand rairs reclaimed
government shoes that were 20 have been
re-issued. but were sold 10 lara lots on
account Of demohilizat ton: we are offer
ing these shoes "a lots or single pairs;
We send subject 60 APPROVAL agents want
Cd in towns outside n Pasc-
p. o. BOX 1s71-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

Buick Big SIX passenger. $500. See
ar Clark. Auditorium Garage. Phi 2192-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

FOR sALE. SOME Gill EDGE ACREAGE
90 aeres in Pamela Co. Tex. right across
the line from The Bull Bayou Field. at
$50 per acres there are more wells drill
ing in Panola Co than any other county.
next 10 the Louisiana line. the Gulf Co.
bought up thousands o. acres weeks
ago. several wells are reported in have
1-16th royalty on IS acres for sale ia
Pamela Co. also have 800 acres in Reeves
CO. near test wau s. ner acre. have 1880
En- the Toyah Pacos field al 81 per acre
and lee year FOR years Tor sale hy
owner r =. Corder fcs First National
Bank Bldg r Pazo. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

TENEMENT BARGAIN
q rooms brick and adobe tene-
ment building. total monthly rental
SIS. 51rl2a feet. this viii pay big
interest on the investment price
$4,000. terms
jas. J. WATTS.
107-S City National Bank Bldg
Phone 454-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

For SaIe-m5ioreycIes
BRING Us your old Harley FOR rabEndiuE
expert work. prices reaa1nlble. also. parts
and supplies FOR all makes
THE HARLEY SHOP,
f11 TFrtia Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

Fine electric limousine with re-
charging equipment VIII trade for
city property M1loncy Battery
and Ignition company, 10 WON
ms street. Phi 21iT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

WILL EXCHANGE oil land FOR Teas oil
I'm Nolan Co. near Is drilling wells. price
$50 each. cash or stock market Valuel.
right on what biologists claim best anti
cline in Texas. all land north and east
leased 20 big companies. title clear. want
stocks for part Of these lots What have
youe Lieut. Chapman. TT Macarthur.
san Pedro. Cal
.pElIaI nI.pI AZ Mapa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

Topographic work
cation. state sala
70 any and refer
for Advancement
Herald.
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TWO 1nfuruishod rooms SIS Newman.
@ lights and water included. SIS Pr IlssW.
/ TWO unfuruished rooms. Sleeping porch.
water and lights furnished s14 n Kansas.
Housekeeping Rooms-Furnished
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f FURNIsHED rooms SOS Pera- Ph. s15i-
COS MEsA-LarEe housekeeping room aud
one bedroom Tor rent. Rh. fls5W-
TWO front rooms. connecting bath. also
bedroom IN alltI-
HOT SEKEEPING rooms furnished 1osiz
s. oregou. Hotel Roslyn-
IoTINGe-Tell 10 70 Us and we win move
yea most reasonable. BELL MESSEN-
GER IN. 225 OF AL
ONE furnished housekeeping front room.
Seeming porch FOR ! or people. Phi.
1885, 3l2 vs.. Rio Graude.
BASEMENT Housekeeping room. nice Tor
Gentleman alone. also clean bedrooms.
close ln- SIC 1iaEoifin.
TWO wen furnished rooms for housel1eeD-
Ing also single room lights. water.
phone 11l2 7. Rio Grande-
TWO nice. large rooms izitehenet. large
sleeping porch. light water. phone. hot
baths. ln homellke place llz9 Olive
TWO furnished Housekeeping rooms. lights
and water furnished. also . uufurnished
rooms. convenient to T. p shops ISIS
San Antonio
NICE. clean comfortable lEht houss-
keeping apartment, living room sleeping
porch. kitcheuet. sleeping room in rear.
ll23 n OREGON, Pm 5sl1-
TWO large completely furnished house
keeping rooms also garage. $3.50. includ-
ing lights no sick, no pets seol Mountain
Ave. Ph. 22le.
TWO large rooms. upstairs completely
furnished Tor houeereerl1r. $3.50 per
month. no children. no sick 100 n
Florence. Phi s217-
-I7rrrsr7rs -5-s-5 -.- -s-l-5 --frf ar-1f -7rsrI
ing porch. first floor. lights. water and
telephone furnished. 90 adults close In
SIS MaEoffin-
UPSTAIRS. southeast front room. sleeping
porch. running water IN room, quarter
meter. walking distance. 3l9 W Rio
Graude-
For Rsut-ROOms and Board
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WOULD like 20 serve meals 20 young
ladies' in Alta Vista Phi. e91fJ-
ROOMS and board. strictly first class.
MIS- c. = Leary. so Mes7 formerly Of
9lt ~ Missouri
FURNISHED rooms and board. close IN.
gentlemen preferred sol y. 0regon- PHI
atal-
FIRST Class home cooked meals. 203 p
Boulevard. 81 per DAY. meals or dinner
50 per week Ph. 5f32J.
COY room ia Manhattan suitable Tor
OF 2, lovely for summer private nomIs.
Ven prepared meals reasonable. Ph. 522l.
CoNFALESCEoT lIEN-Porch room and
board. vacant sunday. no very sick taken.
lloes from Hlfhlaud Park car. Pm f6l 3
LARGE. desirable. nicely furnished room
for 3. strictly first class. excellent meals.
beds. courenlences. reasonable. 101l =
SECOND STORY. furnished for Fentiemen,
modern convenience. private entrnr ces
with or without meals. Pm. 5go7 or arinfr
30 Epson, afternoons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15

fergusuu's Irlp-neste1. Winter Laying go
Egg strain s. @ white LeEhorns are EzE
1fachines o. me Highest Order Tter are
Bred for Winter Eggs and lots o. err
They cant help but Law TheT have gen
era-ions ~ Hgh Egg Records behllt
them-reccrls ~ 70 2aI eggs Interest
ing eataioE tells about these zoo Egg
Layers Strong. Sturdy BABY Chicks and
Guaranteed Fertile Hatching EEEs. ny
prices wont scare yuu-I an rot
profiteer-
JULIUS A. FERGUSON.
500 Grand ave = FAso.
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Phone Tsa

ROGERS TRADING co.
1a5 Myrtle Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15


HIGH PRICES Tor dishes. kitchen uten
sis furniture fixtures rhonoera phs anf
sewing machine. 1921 Alnmedl- Phi 2141
WE HAVE MOVED N OUR NEW
STORE AT Sf5 MYRTLE AVE
And ready 90 show you a good
stock Of new and second hand
goods Call for second hand buy
err He viii either pay you the
cash or viii trade
Phone Tfs-
ROGERS TRADING co.
1i5 Myrtle Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-15
Wanled-Room and Board

YOUNG man desires board and room nea
give Points. Pa. z524
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03

shall be used to meet local and, EN-
porary emergencies only, sand that It
shall be retired as soon as it has scrv-
ed its purpose. It was intended that
this authority should be used to pro-
vide for the handling Of an unusual
amount OF business arising in a par
ticular locality at a particular time,
such as the moving of crops from q
great district, in order that there may
not be congestion. It was not intend
ed that the device should be used to
perpetuate expenditures which have
long e gone beyond earnings.
The Rolshevik government in Rus
STA has tried the plan. 1t has printed
pepper money by the bale, with the rec
suit that a bale of Russian money is
worth something less than a bale Of
hay.
We r passing through a period of
deflation. Some of it's experiences are
unpleasant. But we cannot avoid
them by starting to initiate all over
again.
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Just Folks
BY Edgar D.. Guest.
DADS BIG U

When I was young I never heard
My mother speak IN angry word.
My father had his faults, out oh, q
My mother seemed to love him so!
She praised him for the good he did
And kept his little failings hid,
Yet always she would look distressed
When he spilled gravy on his vest.
When there was company for tea :
She seemed in constant fear that he
Would grow SC interested that
He'd quite forget that he was fat;
And when across her gentle face
OF pain n sorrow came a trace,
We children very promptly guessed
That he'd spilled gravy OF his vest.
He used to, laugh and say: My dear,
Whatever is the matter here?"
And she'd Tut, tut and shake her
& head v, r..
As though some dreadful thing he'd
r. said
To indicate that she had seen
How very careless he had been.
That telltale streak to all confessed
That he'd spilled gravy on his vest.
Now I am sitting where he sat.
And though I'm not SO very fat,
AS did my mother. so does she
Maintain a constant watch DER me;
Perhaps it is a sign of age,
But. anyhow, I've reached the stage
Where all the women grow distressed
When l spill gravy on my vest.
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@

Michael, a ragged newsboy. saves the
life of Starr, the baby daughter of De-
laven Endicott, a millionaire, who takes
charge of him and educates him.
Returning to New York as a young
lawyer, Michael declines Endicott's Of
fer of social and financial assistance in
order to work for the good of his old
companions in the ALLEY" One Of these,
Buck" is sent to prison for robbing a
over by Michael and becomes his loyal
~he1chman.
Michael has fallen in love with Starr,
but feeling his humble origin does not
tell her. She is angry with Michael, and
becomes engaged to marry S-uyvesant
Carter. a rich young man. Michael dis
covers that he is the father Of the child
Of Lizzie. a girl of. his old haunts He
attempts to warn Starr, whose father is
in Europe. but this does M good. and
Carter tries to have him killed. On the
very day of the wedding Lizzie comes
to see him, and shows him a certificate
showing that she had been married BY
| Carter. While he is seeking v~erificatioI
Of this. Lizzie in desperation he
baby and goes to see Starr. She is ad
Michael goes to Carriers apartment
He finds al orgie in progress and Carter
apparently dead trunk.
Starr als visits the scene and faint:
at the horrible sight that meets hel
eyes. MI. Endicott has a storm.
session with his wife for allowing hel
daughter to associate with a man Q,
Carter's caliber. She has a stroke O,
asup4eAy auu the Wedding is called of
indefinitely,
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need to stay Hong, and if you're with
ne it will be easier to get away"

me IT Will be easier TO get away. at
Agreed" said Starr eagerly. and
got herself ready in a twinkIing. And
so it came about that as the rollEof
martial music poured. forth from the
fine instruments secured for the oc-
casion, and the leaders and speakers
of the evening, together with the
presidents Of this Society. and that
Army, or Settlement, or Organization
for the Relief and BENEFIT of the
Poor, filed on to the great platform,
that Starr and her father occupied
prominent seats in the vast audience,
and Joined in the, enthusiasmssthat
spread like a wave before the great
American Flag hat burst out in brill
liant electric lights of red and white
and blue, a signal4that the hour. and
The mOmentswas GOMEZ EES5ksSssaas lSs
Michael came in. with the others, as
calmly aas though hef had spent his
life preparing for the public platform.
. There was fire in his eyes. the@f fes OF
passion for the people Of the slums
who were his kin. He looked over the
audience with throb of joy to think
he hads 0 mighty an opportunity. His
pulses were not stirred. because he
had no consciousness of self in this
whole performance. His subject was
to live before the people, he himself
was nothing at all. He hadfsnosfear
but he could tell them, If that vas
all they wanted. Burning sentences
hot with the blood of souls hadabeen
pouring through his mind ever since
he had decided TO talk<of his people.
He was, only in "a hurry to begin lest
they would not give him time to tel
all he knew! All he knew! Could i,
! ever be told?s 1t was endless a,
eternity. Ess z I
With a strange stirring of her hear,
Starr recognized him She felt the
color stealing into her face. She
thought her father must notice it, and
cast a furtive glance at him, but he
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03
HOME RULE.

1t may be proper to, assure the
reader at the outset that the follow
ing lines have no reference to Ire
land. They relate to home rule in
the United States.
We shall never know just what the
founders of this nation meant when
they referred to, the sovereignty of
the states. AS a matter Of fact, no
two of them can quite the same
thing, and learned men have disput-
ed ever since as to just what was
their composite meaning.
1t is a fact, however, that the prev
alent conception of the state in those
days was of a political entity with
powers much more extensive than Jul
states exercise at present. AS Gov
erfsor Sproul, of Pennsylvania, point
ed sout the Other day, we LAY been
c~cntrnlizing because the people willed
it 50, or because they did not prevent
IL. He believes we should decen-
~tralize. =
Decentralization is another name
forS home rule. How far should we
have home rule:
Ease and inalienable rights being
protected, the affairs of the people
should be administered by that
agency which, in view Of the sur
rounding conditions. is best calculated
to administer wisely and u%sefully.
We have one illustration in the sub
ject of taxation. Rhode Island is
chiefly an Industrial state. North
Dakota is chiefly an agricultural
state. The same methods of taxa
ton which will prove useful in one
of these states might be disastrous
in another. Therefore taxation for
local purposes comes properly within
the sphere of the states.
In transportation we have another
illustration. Transportation la be-
come a great national business. With
insignificant exceptions all the rail-
roads of the country are parts OF
great systems which extend over
many states. here is scarcely an item
of transportation which can be sale
10 De oI interest p0IlicuidH o+otc
Therefore railway regulation belong
within the sphere of national rathe1
than state activities.
These two subjects are typical 70
the two great classes of subjects, thu
one belonging properly to the states
and the other to the nation. In &C
tuai practice we have jumbled then
all up. 1854.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-03
REpORT READ.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec.y3:-Ad-
dresses, reading of preparedIp papers.
and the reportssof committees today
Of the states 3canneries, attending the,
annual convention Of the Minnesota
Gamers association, which opened
here yesterday. 4 $50
q. RI F~errall,1 OF Minneapolis spoke
on Trademark Advertising ,"fwh1esR
j. H. DeLoach, director of the Ar
mour bureau of agriculture, research
and economics read a prepared paper
on FERTILIZERS in Relation to Mime
sofa Truck Crops" DR.. w. II. Harri-
son, Of the Iowa inspection service,
National Gamers association, Eek.
planned the work in that field.
The reading of committee reports
concluded the two-day meeting.