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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

Help Wauted-SaIesmen
WANTED-Two experienced men on com
mission TO solicit ana collect industrial
life Insurance call al 203 Herald Bldg.
SELLING BEVERAGES. EXTRACTS,
CRUSHED FRUITS. CANES. CRACKERS
& GUN. TICKLE BEVERAGE CO.. FIVE
POINTS.
WANTED-Capabls Sole Leather sales
man. man with experience IN finding bust
ness. excellent opportunity FOR the right
man Communicate with Fl Paso hide &
Leather Co
TWO MEN desiring permanent connection
with high class sales organization. hand
ling a product greatly IN demand. sales
experience not absolutely Necessary. but
must possess unusual energy and deter
minatio and have clean record success
full men with rs earning $500 90 $500 per
month: men satisfied with earning less
than $500 a month need not apply Fidelity
bond and references required call or
write H p. Jones. sheldon Hotel. Fl Paso.
Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
Business Chances.

Business Chances.
SMALL cleaning and pressing shop. cheap;
proprietor SICK 42l \. oregon-
HAVE YOUR Ford overhauied FOR SIS at
Meals Garage. 40 Texas
FOR SALE-A good bakery. only bakery
IN town doing good business. Address P.
.. Box $50. 40. Arlz-
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING, tintinE.
paper hanging and decorating; best work.
lowest prices Joe Fuentes- Ph- so2e-
FOR SALE - Three chair barber shop
with baths For particulars address or
phone J. A. Tilmant, Las Cruces. n IL.
Phi 1s2 Q. Box is.
GASOLINE filling station for sale half OF
lease CAL at 141S West Boulevard Phi.
1858
YTANTED-Smau 5ewelry business with
good bench trade or location where prac-
teal matchmaker and enEraver IS needed
". y. InErahans Okeech0bes. Florida
PARTNER with five thousand dollars 70
back experienced successful show mana
ger tent dramatic show weekly profits
Two hundred 10 > thousand: perfectly
square proposition Address New show.
Temple, Texas
PARTNER WANTED
Well-esta blished. good-payinE dressmairing
business. one with good dressnzkinE abii-
ity and some capital address 7 s. care
Herald
TENEMENT BARGAIN.
Is percent net
See
LEE NEWMAN at once.
Phone 1904 sos s Il Paso.
10 THE PUBLIC.
Realizing the necessity Of a cheap. light
delivery system for Fl Paso. We have es-
tablished a package delivery from the
business district 70 any part Of the city
1ackaFes Up 10 50 pounds in weight de-
livered TO any part Of the city. IS cents:
two deliveries daily; morning delivery
leaves downtown al 10 a. m: afternoon
delivery leaves downtown at 4 p. m Give
Us a trial. you viii be satisfied
MERCHANTS DELIVERY co.
Phone 6qQq
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

Help Wanted-maie and Female
~----~-----e----------- ---~------~-7--------~
woman. Call 103 n. Campbell street.
WANTED-Man and wife for ranch.- lF0-
man 10 cook. man do chores good wages
Ph. 5s5I.
Help Wanted-Female
GIRL FOR cigar store Phone 50.
WOULD LIKE white woman for house
keeping Phi 5f6eJ.
WANTED-English speaking girl for house
work Apply 65. Popular s..
WANTED-A first class ironer Apply
1911 E. Missouri
WANTED-Engiish and Spanish Speaking
salesladies- Apply AZ the Boston store
WASTED-Young lady for general Office
work state age and experience address
50. care Herald
WANTED-Lady cashier: one who speaks
English and spanish: references required
Apply Basement. Boston store.
ENGLISH speaking girl for general house
work. must stay nights references re-
CURED Cau az 1913 Montana
ENGLISH STEALING GIRL FOR general
homework: go home nights: references re-
CURED 3T1o Wheeling st
WANTED-Lady bookkeeper. must be ez-
perienced in double entry bookkeeping and
handling cash address Postoffice box 1s5-
WANTED-English speaking house girl al
once Phi s0s9J. 1875 Rampant St, Col
den Hill
WANTED-Competent English speaking
girl for general house work; must stay
nights; small family. good vases. Pm 1913.
WANTED-First class tray room woman
Apply in person. Rolston hospital Non
tana and Piedras- Ph- ISL
CAPABLE and accurate typlst FOR billing
IN wholesale house Good pay Perma-
lady assistant in no
siery department. must speak Spanish
Guarantee shoe CO.
WANTED-Middis aged woman 70 DO
housework for family OF 4 on ranch near
Midland address p. o. Boz 554. Midland.
Tex
ENGLISH speaking girl for general house
work. must stay nights. During day
phone 1905. evenings 524s. or apply sll6
Federal St
WANTED-A receptionist for a modern
studio, must Be OF neat appearance and
spear Spanish fluently- Call at l0a E
san Antonio between and p m
YANTED-A competent colored woman 10
cook IN small boarding house. room on
place. permanent position Apply sl1 n.
oehoa-
refined American wom-
an for general Homework. small family
and help care for two small children Call
between and ?. m. 3226 BIS
$50 PER DAY paid one lady IN each
town to distribute free Circulars for Econo-
my Non-Alcohollc Flavoring- Permanent
position F. 3 Barr Co. chicaEo.
woman OF good char
acter. strong and willing 10 work. 10 help
run small country hotel: references e1-
pected. Address Midway Hotel Encino,
y n
Monty TO LOAN.
Money loaned on diamonds. watches, few I
elry. automobiles and oil stocks az the /
lowest rate Of Interest: business strictly I
confidential
SECURITY LOAN co.
I0s S e Paso Phone 275l I
Situations Wanted-Male
WORK WANTED blacksmith. first
class mining blacksmith and tool sharp /
ener- P. o. Box ss07. lowell ARR
II IN NED Of handy man for any kind
OF light repair work or for any kind OF
labor work phone 7lf9.
OFFICE man desires clerical work or
with reliable concern. extern
sivs experience. especially hardware and
implements. Room 81. Grand Hotel. City
accountant. tax specialist,
ala
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

I HAVE a Hudson Super-SiN Speedster.
late model. Al condition. will sell or viii
trade on residential property. paying bal
ance IN cash What have you 10 offer
". c. B.. SIS Trust Building. Fl Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
Helm Wantsd-MaIs

~~>-~~~@-~
WANTED-Barber. $50 a week guaranteed
Write or wire. John Z Colsen. Box IL.
Columbus y. II
HELP WANTED-Ambitious younc man
for cigar clerk splendid opportunity for
right party. Apply liz ". san Antonio ST.
FIREAIEN AND BRAKENIEN. S175-S225
monthly Experience unnecessary- Write
name position wanted Railway Associa-
lion. Box l63. care Herald
WANTED-Live man with car who can
sell and collect. salary and com; do not
apply unless you have car Singer sewing
4sehlne Co. eos So Fl Paso s..
TRUCK DRIVER with business expert
ence, married man preferred Apply be
tween 1 and p m. Mr. Wagner, Fire
stone Tire ard Rubber Co.
1IEN-Prepars for railway mail clerk posi-
tons high salary. experience unnecessary,
particulars free Write Modern Civil Serv-
ice Inst. Denver. Colo
YOUNG MN for Railway Mail CLERKS.
$40 month. Experience unnecessary- For
free particulars examinations. write r
Terry former government examinerl. 5i2
Continental Bldg Washington
ALL ABOUND man for small shop. Hoff
man Press; must know how 70 clean silks
and something about blocking hats. WAGES
20 start with $50 a week; rust be steady
Write 2. o. Box 2510. Bisbee. Arlz
ARE YOU out Of place IN your present
employment or drawing less than your full
earning capacity Occupa L1ola4 gulQance
will place you IN the work you are natur-
ally dtted for see M Wheeler al the
Y u c. A.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money loaned on diamonds watches. Jew
elry. automobiles and oil stocks az the
lowest rate OF interest; business strictly
confidential
SECURITY LOAN co.
I0s S, e. Paso. Phone z75E.
DON'T GO TO YOUR FRIENDS
II you're broke. Come and see rs
BARNETT'S,
2I9 san Antonio St
Look for ths Big Gold Clock
BREAKFAST SPECIALS.
No la Eggs. Hot Cakes. Coffee .55c
No Ham. Bacon. Egss. Hot Cakes.
Coffee --------..--.------foc
No. 5-Hot Cakes. Ham or Bacon. COZ
No 4-sman steak. Eggs. Toast.
No. 5-Buckwheat Cakes. Sausage and
BoLroN-s CAFE.
sl2 2 san Antonio.
once. district manager at
Las Cruces. Deming or Silver City. " II,
for the counties OF Dona Ana. Grant ard
Luna also manager At Roswell. n ~ for
the Pecos valley. also manager At Tucson,
ARK. TO represent one Of the largest old line
life insurance companies. Liberal policies.
Low premium rates and big dividends
should be a salesman and a worker must
be reliable and references required ac-
MHaHa. 81 HHHHH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

Rooming Houses-For SaIe and Rent

-~----~|---~--~--~~
BOOMING HOUSED rooms. good ioca-
zion and good lease at q bargain 613E
2. san Antonio
FOR sALE-Elght room roomlnE house.
close in good money maker. price $500
cash. balance $500. on time Address S
g. care Herald
BEST BUY in town. transient hotel OF p
rooms good money maker. rooms always
filled call 51o7 for Information. ask for
landlady-
FOX SALT room hotel IN heart OF
city. elegantly furnished. modern IN every
way. reason for selling leaving city Ad-
dress W 81. care Herald
FOR sALE-f0 room TRANSIENT hotel 20
private and connecting hathss best loca-
tlon IN Fl Paso- address 2 81. care Her
aid
FOX SALE-FurnituTe and lease OF apart
ulent house. close IN. II we'll furnished
apartments. two year, lease. net profit
$3.50 per month Price $500. Terms or
cash Phone owner s06s
BOOMING HOUSE
FOB SALE
Il rooms. s4O00-dandy location.
GOOD TENEMENT.
VIII take lots or small house as
part pay In trade.
Cau MRS. DELANEY.
SECURITY REALTY co.
40s First Natl Bank Phone SILL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

FOR RENT-Furnished 4 rooms. bath and
screened IN sleeping porch. blocks from
Country club very comfortable. Phi $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
For Rent-ROuses Furnished

~~---~----~---~---~-~--
FOR RENT-Five room furnished buuEa-
low IN Alta Vista. no sick. reference re-
quired- Address B. n Williams, City En-
Eineer's Office. Fl Worth
WILL LEASE for / year TO responsible
people beautiful furnished z room house,
Fiassed-in sleeping porches and garage.
walking distance. 1918 n. FL Paso- Phi.
5000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
Undehakers
Personals

WRITE FOR diet and Climate in Tuber-
-ulosis-" p pages very Interesting p. 7.
Meldou. BOX 652. san Bernardino. Cal
PAKTI GOING 10 Fort worth by auto
Thursday morning. VIII stop en- route for
salesmen 20 help defray expenses. Address
Jog care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

WE ARE CLOSING out our entire stock
OF tires at a big discount. these tires are
all Grsts. no seconds. Look them over at
81 MONTANA ST.
Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

SALE Or TRADE ROB REAL ESTATE.
Overland. model So. pass fine Kelly
Springfield Ms tires. new top seat covers.
exceptionally fine mechanical condition.
mighty fine car in every detail Trade for
vacant lots OF income property Address
r.. -.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
Situations Wanted-MaIe

FIRST CLASS. dependable auto mechanic
wants permanent position in FL Paso-
Phi $3.50.
WANTED-A small set Of books TO keep
or two 10 three hours daily work by ex-
perienced accountant. Write y 50. care
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS
N USED CARS
DODGE. S Pass.
from 1850 55s % s 800
Pass ----------- 100 70 ---t
IIUPMOBMEss
Pass ---------- al9 70 gu
STUDEBAKEHss
Cyl aNu 70 So
BUICK Light ---------.--@ SIS
BUICK Big -------------- go
OAKLAND Light ---.---- 500
FRANKLIN sedan -..---- 2so0
Twenty other cars and Trucks 20
pies from az prices that VIII as
tonish YOU
CALL e1oo.
LONE STAR MOTOR CO.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money loaned on dianlr ucs. watches, lew
efry. automobiles and oil stocas at the
lowest rate OF interest; business strictly
40 SECURITY LOAN CO.
1os s e. Pass. Phone s5s4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

1918 USED BUICK. five pssssn-
ger. only slightly used. eEcsp-
tional good buy at $500
1913 USED BUICK, seven pas
senEer. fully equipped. a bargain
at $500.
WATKINS MOTOR co.
sos Mesa Phone 41fg-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

WANTED-To buy and 7 pas
scnger. 1918 or 1913 model Csdii-
laos and other late model cars.
WALTERS q DURHAM
Phi 409s. ZIG W. san Antonio
SPECI8L on FIREsTONE THIS.
10z5. plain. S1o-fA
50x3is. plain. Sl5-59-
50x5 =. non-skid moulded. $3.50
s0xs1s- non-skid wrapped tread. $500.
52xs1z. plain. s15-75-
131f. plain tread. Sass
a4x4tf. plain tread. S1f02-
percent war tai not included IN above
prices
These tires were slightly blemished in
shipping. but hold the full Euara1tae Of
5000 miles
ISL TIRE SERVICE CO.
ROAD SERVICE
ANY tire Any place
Cor. Cotton and Montana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

MONTY TO LOAN.
Money loaned on diamonds. watches jew
ely, automobiles and oil stocks at the
lowest rate OF Interest," business strictly
confidential
SECURITY LOAN co.
los S. e Psso. Phone 1Is4.
Wanted Miscellaneous
WANTED To buy second hand baby
buggy. Phi gs1TW.
WANTED-One Butter Kist Pop Corn ma
chine. McBride's Cafe. Paragould. Ark
WANTED-An old view camera with bel
lows IN fair shape Collins. 1921 Copper ST
HIGHEST PRICES paid for second hand
FURNITURE and CLOTHING Can 422l-
WANTED-Cabinet Vietrola or Grafonola;
must be good and cheap for cash Phone
s. H Bowling. Phi. $3.50. and make ap-
polntment-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

A Few choice school sections. close IN.
among the best located sections in the
basin. year oil and Eas lease from the
state, we are in close touch with this
field and advise you 10 buy now. our
prices are always right but they are go
ing TO advance soon. no less than sec
tons sold. map and particulars free on
request Chas. s LOOMS & Co. Box 449.
Il. L.---.-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
For RenE-HOuses Furnished

FURNISHED BUNGALOW FOR
RENT.
This exceptionally fine hone r.
completely furnished II has
large rooms. servants room. ga
rage. basement. heat. etc. Located
IN restricted district VIII lease
for sI25 per month References
required
PHONE seas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
Special Notices
DON'T BE WTsLED.
mHHH-HHn

Is at 21s san Antonio St
LOOK FOR THE BIG GOLD CLOCK
HEMSTITCHING ana picot edge work
done on short notlre. any kind OF ma
terlat Singer Sewing Machine Co. EOS s
y Paso s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

OIL LEAsEs-HartIey and Moore coun-
ties, so acres Up; nearly all big companies
have bought ~ +. Beaumont. Hartley
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
Oil and Mining

FOR sALE-Acreage close around each
well drilling in wise CO. oil men and
biologists believe this 70 be the next great
oil field IN Texas Write A. C. Hoyl.
Decatur. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03
LOOK OUT FOR THE NEXT BIG
STRIKE N nVV

u is going 10 be in the Panhandle We
have some good acreage situated in the
southern part Of the Amarillo field This
is about 20 miles south Of the big Easser.
p. .. Box IS. Canyon. It's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

FOR sALE-ONE FORD SUDAN.
Run about 5000 miles. electric
starter. lights. speedometer- tires
and paint IN good shape. me-
chzuically o. K
Apply 20 owner. sol Martin
Bldg. Phone 1128-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

BOOMING HOUSED rooms, good loca-
tion and good lease at q bargain 613H
z san AntonLo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-03

Help Wanted-Male and Female
FANTED-Cook for the country. nan or
Eoman- call 1o2 n Campbell street.
and wife for ranch. NO
man 10 cook. man do chores; good wages
Phi. 5s51-
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
Covering Fails to
Check Decline of
Cotton Deliveries
|s.rket Continues Weak ON
Southern Selling of Spot
and Pessinaistic Trade
outlook for Production

n .as cotton market showed continued,
:, even greater. weakness yesterday.
"a extent of recent declines led to q
"a deal of covering. and there also
8...rsd to be some buying for a re-
lion on the ground the break had
A,.a too rapid and carried prices far
H., than justified by bearish features
h far developed.
d The buyers. however. were readily
a,s,olied, largely by continued South
B.,a selling, and the lowest prices of
Es,ss day were reached in the late trad
s,,v when almost all the active months
S..aa new low records. January con-
@.r,ess sold off to $22.70 and closed at
},bss level, with November showing a
,,s, of l2O points and other months
~ ~ to 70 points, as compared with
H. anal quotations of Friday.
Fl While there were important con-
a.vbuting factors. it is probable that
aAs main influence on the decline was
a.ss weakness reported in the Southern
nm. markets. The sharp declines
A,sown BY official quotations from the
a:.uthwest late on Friday seemed to
4 crease the probability of shipments
a,,re for delivery on contract and the
..ntinued Southern selling suggested
#Sat the markets had not yet felt the
Ian weight of the increasing new crop
.avemert. Aside from that, sentiment
rss influenced by the continuation Of
Sss nrice cutting movements as en-
A,hasizsd by early press reports and
Essk. end reviews of trade conditions,
rhiIe there was also q rurlor that
lssrs might be hitch in the postpone
4 rsnt of the British coal stake, and
n ~sather conditions in the South were
Z ,ahsidered generally favorable. The
h ;ns,syement reported in the market
H ~ mint cloths at Fall River seemed
Il n attract no special attention, as weak
/ sms was indicated in almost all other
h directions.
h The market opened irregular at de.
\ dine Of 110 points on November and
n to 45 points on other months. The
k ,ssr positions we're relatively easy on
t.a Increasing apprehensions Of deliv-
1 eries in the absence of an adequate
/ usde demand. and mid-morning rallies
q susskly ran into increased selling.
xach Of this came from New Orleans
! md was supposed to represent re-
alling of hedges which evidently we're
q aver than could be absorbed there ex-
,sut for the buying against sales in
New York. This is condition which
! rsquently develops. especially heavy
I msssure against any one of the three
ssding futures markets being dis
h.AsJ o~opr fha M her two hy arbl-
I rass operations when the differences
4 show moderate banking profits. .
n The announcement that the worsted
4 nils Of the Amoskeag Manufacturing
Company, at Manchester, n. H., would
Hwopen tomorrow after having been
.losed since July. probably helped the
3nid.morning rallies, but the few favor
Isle features mentioned in the news
9.ssmed to be completely over.
hhavdowed by the general tendency OF
(aueasing new crop receipts.
a The local market for spot cotton was
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
Bank Holdings of ST..
Discounted Bills
Up $l95,,,2!00,O0O
Federal Reserves Weekly
Review Shows $98, ,6OO,-
600 Gain i'm Gold Re-
serves and Net Deposits
From The ~r4oune.s yvasbtnotou Bur

From Ths rstbune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Aggregate
increases of $l95, 100000 in the hold
ings Of discounted bills, as against re-
ductions of about $14 4,OOo, ,o0O in accept
ances and Of $l22,8O0,0OO in Treasury
certificates, are indicated in the Federal
Reserve Boards weekly statement is
sued as at close of business on Septem-
Der "a, 1920. During the week the
banks gained $18,500,000 in reserves,
largely gold, while their net deposits
show an increase Of 100000. Fed
eral Reserve note circulation, on the
other hand, shows decrease of So
100000. AS result the reserve per-
centage shows a decline for the week
from 43.8 to 43.6 per cent
VI the total increase in discounts
$17,8O0,Oo0 represents the increase in
paper secured by government obliga-
tions, and $177 400, ,00o-the increase in
commercial paper proper The large
reduction in Treasury certificates is
due to redemption of the special GER
tifieates held by the New York and
Cleveland banks to cover advances to
the government pending collection Of
funds from depositary institutions.
Total earning assets were S5s,4oO 900
larger than on the previous Friday.
OF the total of 81 ,220, ,400.0 900 of paper
secured by government war obligations
$647 100000, or So per cent, were Sc
cured by Liberty bon0ls; $3O5, 900 900, or
rs per cent, by Victory notes, and
1858, 100000, or 22 per cent, by Treas
ury certificates, compared with 51.2, 26
and 22.8 per cent of a corresponding
total of $1,2o2,eo0,O0o shown the week
before. Totals of discounted paper
held by the Boston, Philadelphia and
Cleveland banks are inclusive of $780,
100000 Of paper discounted for seven
other Reserve banks in the South and
Middle West, while acceptance holdings
Of the Philadelphia, Cleveland and San
FRANCISCO banks are shown, inclusive
Of S23, 100000 Of bank bills purchased
from the New York and Chicago Re-
serve banks.
All classes Of deposits show reduc-
tions since the previous Friday: Gov
ernment deposits, by $s8,7oO, 900; mem
bers' Reserve deposits, by $22,2oO,oOO,
and other deposits (including non-mem-
Der banks clearing accounts and for
elgn government creditsj by S7,50O,OOO.
On the other hand, the "aoat" carried
by the Reserve banks and treated as a
deduction from grosa deposits shows a
reduction of $leS, 100000 in conse-
quence ;of. tha collection of large
amounts Of income tax checks out
standing the week before.
A combined reduction of $21 800, 900
in Federal Reserve note circulation is
reported by the Federal Reserve banks
of Boston, New York, Philadelphia, St.
! Louis and San Francisco, as against a
further expansion by S11 500, 900 shown
for the other seven banks. In eddi-
ton there has also been an increase for
the week by about s2,O0o,oo0 in Federal
Reserve bank note circulation.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
Frank Leslie, Musician,
rs Dead i'm a Poorl1ous;e1
Publishers Nephew Survived
by Widow and Five Children,
in Same Institution

Special. Dispatch to The Tribune
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 25.-Frank
Leslie, ifty-ffve years DID, nephew. of
the publisher of Leslie's Weekly, a
graduate of Harvard and for fifteen
years musician in leading New York
theaters, died of cancer in che poor
house at Murray. Ky, yesterday.
HIS widow and five children, ali in
mates of the poorhouse, survive Civ
ing up the life Of a musician in New
York !, to improve his healths Leslie
joined the band Of Rjnglipg Brothers
circus, with which he played five years.
ne ~, later joined the Forepaughs. Then
illness ended his career as a profes-
sional musician Broken in health and
spirit, he settled in Kentucky two years
ago.
lie managed to exc out a living bv
occasional musical performances. He
could play almost any instrument. Re
Gently. too i'll to continue even this, he
and his family were taken to the poor
house. ell was a Canadian BY birth
and Spanish-American War veteran.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
Reports by Wireless
From United States Naval
Communication SerYice

distance is given in miles: reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified ]
Acme S49 from San Francisco Sept %.
Aswdaie "a FiSe 1@Pr9ie Pa,hom sFPt hv : Sept 24
Aia bama 30 y Jupiter Sept "a.
Albanian 100 Brunswick Sept a.
American Pa Key West Sept 49,
Ardmore sos from San Pedro PM Sept c3
Ashbee lat 27 - y, long IS SO w Sept "a
Astral 3.oll from San Pedro PM SepP "a.
Baldbutte "a E Sand Key Sept 49,
Bar Harbor Is y Havana Sept 23
Baton Rouge 178 ESE Galveston Sept "a
6oston bridge lat rs 90 y, long IS 10 w
Brindilla 60 s CAFE Sable PM Sept "a,
Cabriile II Jupiter Sept -.
Calispt II 10 S E by K Hatteras Sept "a.
Callao 803 Ambrose Sept "a
Calavsres II y Jupiter Sept "a
Cantlgny lat IS 81 N. Ion IL 03 w Sept "a
Carrillo 1870 Kingston Sept %
Charles n Everest 246 NE Tampico Sent "a
Chester Kiwanis ~ E Fire Island 3 pm
City Of Columbus ss sw Fry'ngpan Shoals
City Of Rome l76 NE Hatteras Sept rs.
City OF St. Louis 234 S Ambrose Sept "a.
Clirwood Lat 81 IA long IS 5S w Sept "a.
Colon 473 Scotland LV Sept "a
Colorado 3.237 from San Francisco Pm
Sept 23. "
Corapeak 2e8 Cape Henry Sept "a.
Cornelia a6o \ San Juan Sept "a.
corning 4o3 Tampico Sept 20
Cotton Plant SW Block lsland Sept 25.
Cowan So WSW Nantucket LV Sept 26
Cretan Sc Cape Henry Sept as
Dauperata rs S Winterquarter Sept 25
Deerlodge lat 20 "a n lon rs 26 w Sent "a
Delight 3'ol7 from Cape Flattery PM
Dearoylin. 1924 from San Pedro PM
MT N-FF