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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
FOUR AUTO ACCIDENTS ARE
REPORTED WITHIN HALF HOUR

Four automobile accidents were re-
ported to police within hait an hour
Thursday night
The first occurred a. Fl Paso and
san Francisco streets, when a car be-
longing TO Felix Rasura- 2714 East
Boulevard. was hit by another driven
by P. 7. webster Miss Luz Rasura
sustained a slight cut on the face
webster was arrested and charged
with reckless driving. driving with
out a license and driving while in
toIicated-
81 service car driven by Charles
Greenwood collided with another ser
vice car at Austin street and Boule-
ward Both were damaged. but the
second driver escaped from the scene
without Identification Joseph Rue
ben. a passenger IN GreenWood's car,
Was taken 10 The base hospital at
Fort Bliss suffering from q fractured
leg.
The provost patrol. driven by mess
Sergt- NJ Erickson. collided with
street car at Piedrag and ORC streets.
Erickson and ". A Green. q passeu-
ger were charged with reckless driv-
ing.
A car driven by Mrs. G. L. Vaughn
was struck by another driven by J.
7. FreuZi, quartermaster corps. Fort
Bliss, at Missouri and Piedrss streets.
as Mrs. Vaughn was turning the cor
ner. Neither was injured
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
laps GRABBING
TRADE OF u. S.,
SAYS SPEAKER

In China the japanese are hurting
American trade by selling inferior
goods under trade marks similar to
those used by Americans, according
to Z. L Johnson. who spent Il years
in China. Mr.. Johnson spoke before
the Adclub Friday noon at its weekly
luncheon at the chamber Of commerce
He talked on Chinese advertising and
used as an illustration a newspaper
printed in the Cantonese dialect he
said in China few people can read,
so that advertising must be done
mostly in pictures
The Chinese did not know what
milk was until the Americans intro
duced it in cans" said Mr.. Johnson
The Americans introduced a canned
milk and the japanese then intro
duced a substance made Of beans
which was Of inferior quality. The
emblem was a bird, so the Chinese
thought It was the American brand,
but the Chinese could not read In
this way the laps are undermining
everything American.
Chinese business is good. the
speaker said "but Chinese politics is
rotten" most Of the officials holding
their Jobs by bribing officials above
them.
o A. E. Roper. pianist. played two
numbers, one for an encore me
numbers were Rubinstein's "komonoi
Ostrow' and Grieg's Cradle song-
DR.. Floyd Poe announced the heQ
Cross drive would start next Thurs
day and end Saturday.
J. A. Smith was in charge Of the
program Friday. j. C. Quinn VIII
have charge next Friday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
Woman Shoots
ASManAttackS
Her DaNg hter

Frightened by the screams Of her
daughter. Mrs. W S Tepfer. for
whom she was waiting Thursday
night at her home. 1925 Montana
street. Mrs c. NJ Litchfield grabbed
a pistol and ran out OF her house
and saw a man in a soldiers uniform
standing over Mrs. Tepfer. whom th6
assailant had forced TO her knees
she fired three shots at the man as
he fled
Mrs Tepfer was returning from a
visit TO a sick friend when she was
attacked She said she was accosted
by the same man the night before
Approaching her, the man asked
her 10 show him the way 10 Lee street,
mind your own business Mrs
Tepfer told him
Then the man seized her, forcing
her down while she screamed Tor
help
Police arrested a man on the Fort
Bliss car soon after the attack. he
gave the name Of ". z. Sanders and
said he belonged TO A company.
Eighth cavalry. He is held for in
vestigation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
German President GiOen
Scant Notice By Public

Berlin, Germany nov 1--Ale
change which mas taken place In the
attitude Of Germans toward official
usrsouages was illustrated the other
day at Templehof field. where the
German emperor formerly twice a
year reviewed the troops Of the Ber-
lin garrison.
President Ebert visited the field
few DAYS ago 10 watch the filming Of
a motion picture, but instead Of the
aduiarion which used TO be accorded
to the emperor the crowd Of 1000
customed performers failed to recog-
uize the president, jostled him and
save him scant show az the sand
witch counter.
The German president wandered
about uuaccompanied and stood for
a while beside the camera man while
a scene was photographed. Later he
made his way against the edge Of
crowd witnessing a riot scene"
When the crowd was ordered out
Of camera range Herr Ebert re-
csived no consideration from the
iGstling spectators.
One Of the crowd who recognized
him called attention 20 his presence
but few gave him any notice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

AHAVENFOR
SMUGGLERS

Manila. P. J., Nov. Opium snug
Cling into the Philippine Islands
from China, japan, and British North
Borneo has grown to such proportions
that customs officials Of the Philip
pine government habe become
alarmed
During the last six months, secret
service agents have seized opium
valued at approximately $500 600, and
they say this is only a small por-
ton Of the drug which has been
broaght into the islands illegally at
the ports Of Manila, uoilo, Cebu, Fam
boanga and Jolo.
Nearly every vessel arriving from
China and japan is closely watched
by customs officials A tug IS kept
in service constantly TO meet these
ships off Corregidor Island. at the
entrance TO Manila bay, in order to
prevent the smugglers from throw
ing overheard their contraband goods
which can be easily picked up by
small craft and transported to the
mainland.
Vigilance OF the officials here has
driven many OF the smugglers 10 the
southern islands. where comparatively
little difficulty is experienced in land
Ing the drug. Only single coast
guard cutter, The 1lindoro" patrols
the entire group Of islands from
SorsoEou TO British North Borneo.
from which island the traffic largely
originates
Numerous small sailing craft take
shelter in the bays and rivers along
the North BorneO coast, out OF reach
OF the coast guard cutter which can
not operate within the three mile
limit When a favorable wind comes
and the 'lIindoro" is out Of sight.
the boats with their opium on board,
set sail for Jolo or the island Of Ia
Witawi, where they land the drug
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
B. E. MAJORS. CONFEDERATE
VETERAN. DIES IN FL PASC

3. E Majors. a resident Of Fl Paso
since 1850, died Friday. He was So
years old and lived at $50 Hill street
Mr. Majors had just returned from the
Confederate reunion at Houston. He
was a member Of John c. Brown camp
Of Confederate veterans.
Funeral services viii be conducted
Saturday morning at 1880 o'clock at
Trinity Methodist church Members Of
Robert z Lee chapter, Daughters Of
the Confederacy, and members OF
John @. Brown camp are asked to be
present
Ar. Majors is survived by two sons
and three daughters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
OFFICERS IN TWO COUNTIES
WANT MAN BEING HELD HERR

P L. Roach, arrested ten days ago
on complaint OF authorities at Breck-
enridEe, Tex, is still in Jail here.
The complaining officers did not
say what they wanted Roach for.
Then came a telegram stating that
an officer had been sent for him
Several days passed and Roach ap-
piled for q habeas CORPUS hearing.
The same day Breckenridge authori-
Ties wired that an officer was on his
way The hearing was postponed
Then came a telegram from Ste
phenville, Tex. stating that Roach
was wanted on a sWindling charge
wednesday afternoon a deputy sheriff
from StephenTille arrived with a
warrant He left the sheriffs office
and did not return. A short time
later Breckenridge authorities ar
rived and were told that Stephen
vile would be given priority IN the
case
This left the matter unsettled and
the sheriff's office in doubt. At noon
Friday Il had not been decided where
the man would 90 or when
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
FATHER OF ALVES DIXON
PASSES AWAY IN KENTUCKY

Henry A. Dixon. father OF Alves
Dixon, superintendent OF the FL Paso
Electric Railway company, died at
Henderson, KY Thursday Alves
Dixon left for Henderson Thursday
night on account Of his fathers III
ness, but did not receive news Of his
death The father had visited his son
in FL Pa10 several times and IS well
known here
Alr. Dixon Is survived by a widow
and daughter, living in Chicago, be-
sides his son in Fl Paso. The daugh-
ter was with him at the time Of his
death
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
PUZZLE

ZACH Of the sentences conceals the
4. name OF Maine town
we stopped at little town 70
see grandpa then sailed across the
lake TO our hotel
Julia was bent on hill climbing
which was strenuous exercise for me
others
We lunched beside a charming
brook. lingering there for hours
We reached the station IN time TO
see the car melting from view in the
distance
erazed in the woods, for the hunting
season was closed
TIE accommo dati0ns VIII DO very
ven for q few days, but not longer
At the first meal they gave US
choice Of roast pig or ham
aWsTT flIs TO YES Ll1ADALsa PUZZLE
There are % different triangles 70
be found in that six pointed stare
little ones- containing g OF the lit
tie ones, and large ones containing
8 Of me little ones.-CopTrigh 1919.
lT sam Lloyd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

TO THE BUSINESS AND MINING MEN:
7 am now ready 20 furnish all kinds Of
Information on properties and mining
prospects that are now free Of any claims
iu the state OF chihuahua. Mex. Plans.
Information. measures. and progressive
Tardlng o. a judicial proceeding until
the acquisition % titles. Lands for arri-
culture. cattle raising and also coal and
Old lands
Plans of. santa Eulalia. ParraL liinaa
Nuevaa, CusvecillaH, Las Anlmas. Cuai-
hulriachlc. AlmOloya. Santa Barhara. Los
Lamentos. Encinillas, Placer de Guadalupe,
Nlica, Sierre de Enmedio. SabinaL Mineral
de Cordero and many others
Maps OF al the states OF the Republic
o. Mexico. Blue prints. blue line prints.
and also commercial drafting. For further
particulars and Information call o phone
JOSE PORRAS UGAHTE.
rs Myrtle Ave- Phi 1881. FL Paso. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
BOY SCOUTS TO COMBAT
ULITERACY AMONG SPANIARDS

Madrid. Spain Nov. Former
Soy Scouts in Spain have decided to
iuaugurate a campaign throughout
the country 70 combat the prevalent
lliteracy The resolution founding
society Just formed for that pur-
pose SAYS. we consider the exist
ence in Spain OF 60 percent Of the
population who can ieither read nor
write constitutes a veritable scandal
Tor the nation"
The society resolved 20 form free
classes in every big city where boys
wiz be given instruction in the ele-
ments OF reading. writing and arith-
mstfc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
81 PASOAN ELECTED HEAD
OF MEICAN PRESS BODY

Nearly 200 Mexican newspaper men
attended the convention OF the As
socfated Mexican Press at Torre0n
Coah Mexico. this week where they
reorganized the association. according
20 telegrams received at the publicity
feuartment OF the FL Psso chamber
Of commerce, from SilFestre Ierrazas,
owner and publisher Of ia Patria,
tne Mexican daily in FL Paso.
lIr. Terrazas was elected president
Of the association. Numerous mes
Ees were received from president de
ia Huerta, president elect Obregon,
cabinet ministers and governors
lrr Terrazas is working for the
next convention for chihuahua City,
and has proposed that the delegates
come 10 FL Paso in a body.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
OCTOBER BANK CLEARNCS
INCREASE OVER SEPTEMBER

Il Paso's bank clearings for Oc-
tober 1920 amounted to s2s.s4O.Ol6.2g
This is s1.120.O3451 less than the
clearings for October. 1913. The
clearlngs for that month were szs.-
s60.O50.S9- This is partly accounted
for by the fact that october this year
had five Sundays and a holiday, Co
lumbus day.
The clearings for October this
year were greater by e1016.000 than
the clearlugs for September.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
WITHDRAWALS
CLOSE BANK
COLUMBUS

Columbus. n H., nov Son ac-
count OF heavy Withdrawals from its
funds. the Columbus state bank failed
10 open this morning. Its Liabilities
are 100000.
In order 20 guarantee depositors
that they would suffer no financial
loss. the president Of the bank, ]. J.
Greenwood. who was elected member
OF the legislature Tuesday stated
that he would TURN over all his per
sonal holdings IL necessary, until all
denositors were paid
The state bank examiner is on his
way here Little excitement nlarAea
the run on the institution
A. F. Kerr, vice president Of the
I'll Paso Bank and Trust company
IS president Of the First National
bank Of Columbus When told Of the
condition Of the Columbus State BanSs
ar. Kerr took 100000 in cash and
came 70 Columbus 10 prevent q run
on the First National. The cash vas
erhibited. and no alarm was occas-
toned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
IS CHARGED IN ERECTING
CAPITOL IN ARGENTINA

Buenos Aires, Argentina Nov. -
Argentina has been having EraIt
5nvestiFatfou as a result Of which it
has been found that 100000 pesos
have been ~unduly7 disbursed by for
mer government officials who d.
rected payments 10 contractors ior
building the capitol here. The pres
ent government has announced It's in
tention OF bringing suits to recover
the money Improperly paid
Inc building. q magnificent struc-
ture Of classic architecture marble
facings and broad sweeps OF marble
steps. not unlike the capitol at Wash
ington. is iestingly called in the
newspapers "The Palace Of Cold 1T
was begun in 1897 and was originally
10 have cost 10.000.000 pesos II is
not yet entirely finished and has cost
$4,000 600.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
SneciaI Nofee,


MATTRESSES RENOVATED. 81; RUGS
CLEANED, 81. ERWIN MIG. CO.. PH. mo.
HEMsTITCHING, picot. accordian plating
Miss B. Corum. So Buckler Bldg.. PA 1911.
YELTOS PAINT CO.-Paintn- paper
hanging. DECORATING sos n. stanton. PhI257
HEMsTITCHISG. alterations. accordlan
plating. mail orders solicited. Mrs s.
Jones. SIX Emporium. 218 Mesa, IN 4lI2.
HElIsTITCHING, picot edge work done on
short notice. any kind OF material Singer
Sewing Machine Co. eos 6. p Pa1o-
UNITY SCHOOL OF CHRISTIANITF-
20s-204 Mills Bldg, meetings Friday and
Monday nights. 8 o'clock prosperity meet
inEs daily. IL 10 4. Moons.
TIE Fl PAS0 MATTRESS MIG. co. has
installed the most modern machinery In
the manufacture OF mattresses OF all kinda
Our special is renovating mattresses--
renovating. Sis. us PARK st.. Phi 4145
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM
For our immense holiday stock we offer
guns, musical Instruments. typsWriters,
binoculars. etc. at unheard OF prices See
BARNETT's. e1s SAN ANTONIO ST.
PROF. AND MRS. WTSDHAAI REDFORD
wish 90 announce the opening Of their
School OF Dancing Monday. Nov. 8th-
Studio opposite Paso del Norts Hotel
2o6H s. Fl Paso Lessons strictly private
every day BY appointment Pm. fI22.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

ReureEGu natives or the mexican
government are IN Fl Paso comforting
with paving contractors regarding
having streets in Juarez- The MeIi-
can government IS carrying out
street. having campaign IN cities along
he United States border. In Saltillo
q contract has been awarded FOR
100000 meters OF paving American
contractors we're awarded the con
tract
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
90 Wanted-MaIe and FenaIe

>@-----------~-------@---
Any INTELLIGENT person. either sex.
may earn 500 10 $500 monthly correspond
ing for newspapers. SIS 10 SIS weekly IN
spare time. experience unuecessary. no
cauVassinE. subjects suggested. send ior
particulars National Press Bureau, Buf-
falo. " y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05


o s. army Cd. cTsrcoats. used but in good
condition. new velvet cellars and new butt
tons sewed or. az wool overcuata. fun
length each. s12-95s same overcast knee
Ieneth each. Sass o. S. army raincosts.
slightly used. sf2 dozen or each. s4-25.
Canadian officers brand new waterproof
raincoats fS Inches long, helted models-
wonderful ralucoat fer 500 dozen OF eacn.
s3.a5, finest quality new hip rubber boots
all sizes from - TO lis. SIS dozen or per
pair. $685. @ S. army wool shirts fine
condition. used $50 dozen or each. 81 95.
@. s. army new wool blankets. lerVc sizes
SIS dozen or each. 25-95. army officers
new SIS @. %. wool sweaters. sT.s5, off
GERS N-ueclz heavy wool sweaters new.
each $685. O. s army used wool sweaters.
s27 dozen OF each. sass u s. army
slightly used all wool uldershirts and
drawers. perfect condition. per garment.
95cs o. S--army heavy flecced lined un-
dershirta and drawers. used. per garment.
use. Lee Brand used uuloualls. perfect
condition, Per garment. S2-e5. Write for
complete price list send money with
order Include postage II goods are 20 p
shipped parcel post Money back = not
satisfied Largest House o. It's Kind on
Earth
ARMY SALVAGE WAREHOUSE CO.
order from nearest warehouse. Greeuvils.
s. c.; Fort worth, Texas: PeuEacola- us
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

TTHUTT ETPECTs De Ia HLEILIa,
7rsvor Antonio Corona, Of Juarez-
has received word from provisional
president de Ia Huerta- Of Mexico,
Thar he expects TO visit FL Paso and
Fuarez soon after Cen Aware O6re-
eon IS lnauEurated as president Gen
OhrsEon VIII take office December T.
T-arez VIII plan a celebration 70
fr-or De Ia Huerta- the mayor SAID.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

Business finances
vestment. money 10 be made. Apply 400
Texas
CASH 10 invest. With services. h eoinr
business, must stand Investigation. P o.
THREE CHAIR barber shop. Ga stand.
doing good business Thomas J. O'Reniy.
AlamoEordo. y. n
BARBER SHOP and cigar stand one Of
best locations in city. good lease. and
price is right Phi 1854.
WANTED-To buy. good r0ominr house.
or some other good money making propo-
s-tlon- Fn- el6t-
CAPITALIZE your spare time. prepare Tor
WI train you Ph- CSC and e11s.
WaHOGANT lunch counter. 80
feet long. and rs steel stools. ma
hoEauy seats. I mahogany hack
bar with mirrors. So feet long
This lunch counter and bar are
suitable for small first class cafe
or sale reasonable Apply Mod
em cafe. basement Liils Bldg.
SWISS WATCHES repaired. gents ladies'
wrist even the smallest Martin d Son.
watch Specialists. 51f z. san Antonio.
EXCEPTIONALLY high grade positions
for experienced business men available
through p IL c. A vocational depart
meut. paying from $500 per month ID
sc BIZ. Wheeler. $3.50 an 90 - noon
Earn $50. which would Be AGENTS. COM
mission. f you come direct 20 owner AZ
sfla ldalia ST. and buy g room brick
bungaioE. sleeping porch. gas water heat
er. can be seen any time. immediate pos
session. Phi 1885
WILL sACRIEICE-A good business place
on Main ST., billiard hau and lunch coun-
ter for sale or rent. easy terms. am ieav-
ing town p g. Barncastle. Las Cruces
~ r.
FOR sALE-Smau fewelry shop. houses
and lots. On live Arizona mining dis
trlct; good opening for paWnsh0p. would
consider AZ auto OF small truck. failing
health and eyesight. very easy terms. Ad-
dress l56. care Herald
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Candy making
factory. ice cream freezing outfit toreth-
er with a confectionery in a good Ioca-
ton and cheap rent; viii trade for room
Ing house, automobile or anything OF good
value. See Bowersock. at
WINTERS a. SMITH.
eos Trust Bldg Phone INA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

ONE small complete laundry unit
consisting Of washer. extractor.
electric manEle with motor
Horsepower motor. belts and
shaftinr- For sale. reasonable.
Apply Modern Cafe. basement OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
Business Chances

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DON'T TAKE A CHaNCE-Havs your
advertisements well written let me write
your ad-, circular. booklet or catalogue
viii help you put your business letters
into good English J. II. kuhnss 1909
Prospect av.. Fl Paso. Pm. I16oW.
HAVE STALL In the City Market vel
equipped with high class fixtures VIII
sell half interest with MANAGEMENT 10
right party or viii consider lease Phi.
afa2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
Help Wanted-MaIe and Female

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An ATTRACTIVE proposition FOR a few
solicitors. Call at once. Alexander Studio.
lo9 s Fl Paso.
FOR sALE-One tricoletts dress. size 80
like new. also French model hat Phi.
$500. No 30.
WANTED-Two walters and ] maid 20 20
to IT Stockton. good wages Apply Room
40. S. Sheldon Hotel.
CLERES-C1Ien. women). over IT. for poE-
tai mall service. s125 month. experience
unnecessary. For free particulars o. ez-
aninatlons write P Terry former Civil
Service examiner), s73 Continental Bldg
washington, D. c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

Government O. .. wool hIanksia. ell
FTalghts. also grayE overcoats. O. D. wool
and cotton shirts O. D. wool and cotton
hreeches, Liberty iroE cots, canvass fold
Ing cots. mattresses. FIELD and marching
shoes comforts lsgEins, wool underwear.
tents shelter halls. Jumpers and oFeraiis.
Eouaralls etc
nSTERN SALES CO.. nc.
----r nd E-n.-. s..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05

LOOK OVER THIS LIsTNGs
ALL BARGAINS AND FOR SALE BY Us.
Hotel-lI0 rms. mod. = cash. bal terms,
Hotel 20 rms. mod. 3 cash, bal monthly
Hotel so rms. mod. easy terma-
Hotel 81 rms. transient. price right
Hotel 20 runa-. part cash. bal terms
Hotel 10 rms. transient very cheap.
Also a good list OF apartment
houses, grocery stores etc
See Us for business opportunities
Prices right.
FL PAsO BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
Office. 10 vs.. san Antonio, - E1eos Tex.
Phone 1906. evenings 8l9a-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
Help Wanted-FsmaIe


WANTED-Waitress at Lynchville- IN. 50.
GOOD eook wanted. 2 in family. good
wages Ph- 5T89-
WANTED-GrI for general housework.
1923 wyoming.
WANTED-Woman FOR milk room work
1901 Mountain. Phi. 3916
WANTED-Woman for general work and
help care for sick Pm 2s8lW-
WANTED-Young lady 10 give private
lessons in English Address p. o. BOX -99.
WANTED-Iauudress 10 take small wash
inE home. 500 Cumberland. Pm. 6366M.
WANTED-Cook good wages. n family
s19 ". Boulevard. Phi 1903.
WAITRESS wanted. no sunday work. Ap-
ply 900 = san Antonio.
FANTED-G0od English speaking woman
for Homework and cooking Ph. 6l3oJ.
WANTED SRI FOR houseworlz and stay
nights. IN 4955 or apply s9l4 Copper
WANTED-Good. English speaking Next
can chanbermaid. good Job for good girl
Apply The Homestead" 923 n. Oregon.
WANTED-Cook or girl for general house
work Mrs Victor Moore. 5ll5 Federal.
WANTED-An American housekeeper for
family Of 9. Apply after pm. l2os
Stevens
WANTED-Woman 70 cook and assist
with Homework. small family OF g. 370l
la Luz. Phi. I5f5M
WANTED-Giri for general homework
and help with baby, must understand
some English 2914 Lebanon Phi 5s4sR-
WANTED-English speaking woman for
cooking and general homework. family Of
3. Apply 1l2o y. Copla 81
WANT an American lady 20 teach on
ranch who has or can secure Arizona GER
tidcate. beard and room furnished A. 7.
Noland. Paradise. AriL
NOW Is TIE PROPER TINE
To have old tewelry remodeled for Xmas
Gifts.
BARSETT's. 219 SAN ANTONIO ST.
WANTED-GirI OF woman for general
houseworE. must speak English and stay
nights, good pay 10 right party 3519
Hueco. Pm 1851.
TANTED-Two walters. SIS per month.
room. board and transportation. write or
wire. MS =. T. Carson, Manager. Chino
Ness Hurley. n n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
10 Renl-Rooms Unfurnished

FOR KENT-rwo large unfurnishsd house
keeping rooms. lights and water fur
nished Pr 8910W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-05
Wanted to Rent

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WANTED-To rent By responsible party,
unfurnished or 6 room house with sleep
ing porch and garage. PHI e5l4J-
FARMER, expert. competent responsible.
wants 20 rent or take care OF place, keep
ing chickens. hogs etc Address Sc,
care Herald,