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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13

pomagala = vsaj ekonomicno, ce
ne drugace = ko bo pray razume-
la njihovo stran. Videli so, da so
zaceli ameriski vojaki globoko
simpatizirati mimi in oni vedo
globoko svojem srcu, da so ii
vojaki srce Amerike.
Obljubili so, da bodo dopustili,
da Sc nase cete mirno umaknejo,
ne ola bi Sc jim delalo kakSne ne
prilike in ne da hi Sc dotaknilo ze-
leznisEe sektorje, katere Sc vedno
cuvamo.
| Vceraj je neki start kmet polka
zal ma sedemnajst let starega dec
ka, XII je incl preko rame stare
revno pusko in ponosno zasepetal
proti meni:
"On je moi sin; on Sc bori "a
menep'
TakSen duh vlada med temi do
tmacini. V raztreSenih oddelkih, Xxi
SO Steli cd sto do vec tisoc moz, so
vodili proti Kolcaku "guerila -
vojno skoro cd casa pred enim le-
tom, ko je vlada Omsku polka
zala, da je nedernokraticna in re-
akcijonarna. Kmetje po sibirskih
hribovih so Jim pomagali, so jih
hranili, so jih skrivali in so verje-
Ii V ME.
Oni Stejejo polnih 100000 moz
in delajo tesno V harmoniji 2 me-
stnimi REVOLUTIONARY. Ce bi ne
bilo tujih fantov bi oni kontroli-
rail- Sibirijo v teku desetih dni.
MIN je danes beseda soviet,
magicna, katera jih vspodbuja in
vabi k sebi.
Niti vpraSanja nj, ola Sc ne bodo
! zdruzili in pomirili z Moskvo ka-
kor nitro preneha tuja interven-
CHA. @Toda sto milijonov sibirskih
kmetov bo pometlo ultra radi-
kalci. Oni bodo vladali dezelo. =
Min je 85 odstotkov vsega prebi-
valstva in ko nastane mir bo Ru-
sija postala miroljubna kmetska
republika. Ako BIO poskusal Lenin
kaj drugega, ga bodo ravno tako
polozili ma tia kot so storili Kol-
cakom.
Pred enim letom, potem, ko sem
napravil 500 mill dolgo pot skozi
severno evropsko Rusijo, sem pi-
sal, da bodo ii kmetje vladali. Da-
nes to zopet ponavljam. Nobena
sila V Rusiji Sc ne primerja z Mi
hovim stevilom. Nicesar ma vsem
svetu nj dovolj mocno, ola bi jih
ustavilo.
! Lenin in Trocky bosta lepo sto-
pila ma stran, ali pa Sc jih bo po-
tisnilo po sill. Svet, XII Sc trese
hpred besedo soviet bi spal mir
no, ee bi imeli priliko, da bi jim
ii kmetje pojasnili kaj pomenja ia
beseda "a ME-"
To je stare porocilo, XII je do
spelo sele sedaj V Ameriko. Zani-
mivo je, ker nam kaze kaksne so
in so bile resnicne razmere med
"divjimi sibirskimi boljseviki''.
Zdi Sc nam, da bo prislo Sc vec
takih poroeil ma dan.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13
DRAGo JAJCE.

Hammond, Ind. = V Hammon-
du Indiani so jajca pOStala tako
draga, da stane emo samo re StO in
trinajst dolarjev! Ali ste re slijali
katerikrat tako? Zgodilo Sc je ta-
kole:
Herbert Wheaton, radnil1
Lake okrajnega sodiSca je zadnje-
ga oktobra narocil petindvajSet
kokoSi, katere so bile oglasevane
kot iajearice, XII nesejo takorekoc
noe in dan. Da jih je primeroma
drago plaeal Sc razume. Ia hrano
tenn kokosim je izdal, do zadnje
srede ze 113 dolarjev, ZadnjO Sre-
do pa - sveta matt pomagavka =
ie naSel kurniku popolnoma
pristine jajce! Drugega dne je
prosil pri sodiSGu "a enodnevni
dopust, da omenjeno jajce pri-
merno slovesnostjo oevre. Bio je
zareS pOvSem sveze.
Popoldne Sc je pa zaeela po me-
stu Siriti govorica, da je Herber-
tov sin prejSnjega vecera pomoto-
ma zaprl V kurnik tudi kokoS svo-
jega soSeda in velik sum prevla-
duje, da je baS ia kura polozila
tie dotieno drago bOmbo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13
PES PRINEsEL ZMRzNJENo
DETE.

Omaha, Neb. " Council
Bluffs, Ia, Sc je naslo malo zmrz-
njeno dete, katero je neki pes pri-
nesel. Nihce ne more razumeti od
kje je dete.
Neka zena, XII je psa in njegov
nenavadni tovor opzaila je pokli-
Gala telefonicno policijo. Ko Sc je
psu, vzelo dete IL zob Sc nj nit
najmanj branil. Uvedla Sc je pre-
iskaya.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13
oPozARJAMo

rojake drzayi Kansas, da jih v
najkrajsem casu obisce mas poto-
valni zastopnik Anton Jankovic,
XII Sc sedaj mudi Minnesoti. So
misljenik Jankoyic je pooblascen
pobirati narocnino, oglase, tisko.
vine in prodajati knjige ter dru-
go kar spada k listu. Priporoca-
mo Sc rojakom v Kansasu, da mu
gredo ma roko in mu po svojih
moceh pomagajo do vspeha.
UpravniStvo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13
UBIL BRATA, KER JE TEPEL
MATER.

Cape Girardeau, Mo. = Josir
Thompson je do smrti ustrelil svo-
jega brata Johna starega % lei
ma njih domu v tukajSnji blizini
Mladenic Sc je podal. Izpovedal
je, da je brat pretepal njuno ma
ter zeleznim "pokerjem" in kc
je on priskoeil, da jo brani, jelsta-
rejsi brat napadel Sc NIGGA. Josip
ie star 19 let.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13
NovoRoJENo DETE INA :
ZOBE.

Aurora, Ill. Mrs. Frank
Thesis il Aurore je v sredo poro-
dila dvojeka. Emo izmed detet i
ma spodnji eeljusti diva spred-
MIA zoba. zdravnik, XII je bill ma
Woo pri porodu izjavlja, da ne bo
potreba detetu hdreti zob. Vseka-
kor ie slucaj nenavaden. Morda
pa Aurora Sc nj povsem - suha,
kdo ve?! -
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13

kor ne zeli navzocnOsti Sc katerih
drugih.
Berlin, II. feb. = Autoritete
nem$kega urada zunanjih zadev
Sc MISC prejele note, kateri je
bilo poro6ano, da jo je postal pre-
mer Millerand grozec Nemciji
indifinitivno olupacijo provincije
oh Renu IL yzfoka, ker nj izpolnila
zahtev mirovHe pogodbe.
Nasprotno, reGeno je, da poga.
janja Nemcije 5 Francijo glede te.
zav, Xxi so nastale pri dobavi pre-,
moga Sc MISC koncana.
London, u. feb. = Clani maj
vi$jega zavezniSkega koncila 50 sc
danes sestali Ma Downing st. Pre-
mierji Lloyd George, Millerand IL
Nitti, marSal Foch, general Wey,
gand, Paul CambOn, francoSki pO-
slanik V Veliki Britaniji in Philip
]. L. Berthelot, politicni direktoI
francoskega zunanjega urada, sc
bill navzoci.
Pariz, II. feb. = Ekstremno te-
zavna in zapletena vprasanja mo-
rajO biti poravnana ma konferenci
premierjev V Londonu. Tako po-
roGaio pariSki listi, kateri hraza-
jo vsekakor prepri6anje, da bo re-
zultat pogajanj tax, da Sc izvrse
teSno vse poravnave.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13

"Vas Rakovka, Sibirija, II.
jan. (Potom kurirja V Vladiv-
stok.) = Danes zjutraJ sem dospel
ma kmetskih saneh to zmrzlo va
sico, XII Sc nahaja ma hribih po-
kritih S snegom sedemdeset mill
cd Vladivstoka. Vasica je V rokah
moci, katere imenuje malo stew
10 preostalih Kolcakovih castni-
kov "boljSeviske''.
Pred sanmi jahajo stirje fantje-
vojaki ma kmetskih konjih, docim
galopirajo drugi stirje "a sanmi.
Vsakteri njih hi rajsi izgubil svo-
je zivljenje nego Dbi dopustil, ola
bi. me zadela kakSna nesreca in
vendar so ii fantje ravno isti, o
katerih so mi pravili V Vladivsto-
ku, da me bodo ali ubili ali pa dr.
zali vjetega, da dobe odkupnino.
Eden izmed njih bo kmalu ne
sci to porocilo nazaj skozi Kolca-
kove crte in vendar Sc ne bo bal.
"Lahko, da boS ubit", sem re-
kel enemu. Nasmejal Sc je in sko-
mignil z rameni.
"Kaj "a to!" je dejal. "Ne bo-
Jim Sc umreti Ia svoj ideal.
Taksen je duh teh kmeckih fan
tov, Xxi Sc borijo neprestano V sne-
gu, ko toplomer kaze trideset sto-
PM pod niclo. Borijo Sc proti
stvarem "a katere vedo, ola so kri-
vicne cd trenutka skoro, ko so Sc
porodili = borijo Sc 'proti ideJam
reakcije, proti staremu uradniske-
mu graftu in korupciji, proti kru
tostim in zatiranju, proti temu, ola
bi nekateri lastovali nepregledna
posestva in drugi mirali gladu II
tako dalje; borijo Sc "a stvari
lIaterih so njih oGetje vedno sanJa
| Ii: zemlio, mir in svobodo.
Te in edino tie so stvari "a kate.
re Sc kmetski fantje tukaj V teh
hribih boriio in edino "a iste ellie
Sc bori Rusiii stopetdeset miliJo-
nov drugih kmetov.
Vmesavanja tujih vlad, ko SC
pomagale Kolcaku, Denikineju IN
Judenicu je samo povzrocilo, da
so Sc vsi ii zdruzili skupaj, ola sc
vsi skupaj borijo "a eniinisti cilJ
Ako Sc bo .Japonska odlocila, ola
ostane, tedaj Sc bo borila prot
njej vsa Russia.
Kolcakovi general so Sc re "a
cell pogajati ma skrivaj s pogla-
varji teh hribovskih partizanskih
oddelkov ma polici, da Sc borijc
proti temu, kar smatraJo lJudske-
ga sovraznika.
Radi nekega cudovitega senti-
menta Sc ne najde nobenega so
vrastva radi vmeSavanja Amerike
niih razmere in sedaj, ko Sc u
mikamo gleda bas ma mas miliJone
teh kmetov upanjem V oceh.
Pred sestimi meseci so bill casl,
ko smo Sc mi borili prot MIN. Da
so ameriske cete varovale zelezni-
ce, So omogocili osovrazeni Kolca-
kovi vladi, da je vzdrzala toliko ca
sa DO koncu. Kljub temu so Sibir-
ci prepricani, ola jim bo Amerika
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13

Pariz, IL. feb. = Nemska arma,
da Sc vedno steje 100000 moz, ka-
kor Sc glasi poroeilo komiteja tu-
jih zadev, katero je podal general
Niessel, vodja baltiske misije.
K temu je treba pristeti Sc 10O,-
900 moz, XII opravljajo policijsko
sluzbo, castniki in rezervne cast
nike. Nemcija je tudi dobro oskr-
bljena s tenki, strojnimi puskami
in aeroplani.
Samo V neutralni zoni ma des-
mem bregu Rena stejejo polieijske
moci $4,000 moz.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13
PREMALA Plaza SOLE
ZAPRETI ZATO.

Fort Worth, Tex. Use ucilne
moei Lawtonu, Okla, sestdeset
po stevilu so resignirale, ker Sc je
njih zahtevo, da Sc j povisa plaza
"a petindvajset procentov odklo-
milo. Sole Sc bo zaprlo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13
DoBER NAcIN osUsEvANJA,

Policijski sef, Charles w. Leg
gett V Evanstonu je tidal te dni
syarilo vsem prebivalcem, da maj
Sc varujejo temeljitega "Osuse-
valca", XII hodit tam okrog.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13
KoLCAK UBIT.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Ill, February 18th
1920, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13
NEMSKA ARMADA DANES.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Ill, February 18th
1920, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13
zanimivo porocil' IL sibirje.
Poroca Frazier Hunt.

filed with the Postmaster Chicago February
1920 as required by the Act of October 9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13
Kajzerjev sin Sc je ponudil
zavezniko11.

with the Post Chicago Ill., February 18th
1920 as required by the Act of October 9th 1917
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-02-25

lures to the coupons attached to the
bonds may be printed or Autographed,
but shall be facsimilcs of the originals.
a record of the denominations, date
of issue, date of maturity, time and
place at which both interest and prin-
clpal are due, and rate of interest,
shall be kept by the County Board of
commissioners in a book provided
therefor as permanent record of the
county.
Sec. 8. Sale of Bonds-Disposition
of Proceeds---Purpose of Usc-Dis-
bursements.-The said Clarendon
County Highway Commission shall
have authority to sell said issue Of
bonds herein authorized andNi shall
as soon as practicable offer the said
bonds for sale after advertisement in
one or more newspapers published in
this State or otherwise, as the said
Clarendon County Highway Commits
sion may deem proper, and when said
sale shall have been made the pro-
ceeds derived therefrom shall be paid
by the purchaser or purchasers to the
County Treasurer Of Clarendon Coun-
ty, to be used by him for the purposes
herein provided and designated, that
is to say, for the constructing of per-
mancnt or improved h, :hways through
out Clarendon county and said funds
shall be kept separate and distinct
from all other public funds, and shall
be paid out only upon proper vouchers
issued by Clarendon County Highway
Commission.
Sec. 4. Annual Tax for Interest
and Sinking Fund.-There is hereby
directed to be levied and collected in
the same manner and at the same time
as other taxes are levied and collect
ed, an annual tax on al taxable pro-
nerty of the county sufficient to pay
the interest on said bonds as the in
terest shall become due, and to pro-
vide also sinking fund sufficient to
retire said bonds as they shall ma
ture.
Sec. S. Management of Sinking
Fund.-That the sinking fund hereby
created shall be kept separate and in
tact by the County Treasurer and shall
be deposited by him at interest in
chartered banks for the benefit of said
fund, and the Clarendon County Board
of Commissioners, or their successors
in office, shall redeem and retire by
means of said sinking fund, and when
sc redeemed and retired, shall togeth-
CT with the attached and unearned
coupons be destroyed or mutilated and
a record Of said bonds so redeemed
and retired shall be kept in the book
herein provided for. Should there be
any remaining funds in the hands of
the County Treasurer, after all bonds
ere redeemed and retired by said sink
ing fund, the same shall be converted
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-02-25
THE CIVIC LEAGUE

The Civic League met at the Court
House Feb. 90, 1920 at four o'clock
with only nine members present. This
meeting should have been held week
earlier, but was postponed on account
fthe epidemic of influenza. The
president called the League to order
and the minutes Of the last meeting
were read and approved. The vice
president and chairmen of the COM
mittees gave very favorable reports.
The entertainment committee has been
especially active. The chairman re.
ported forty-five dollars realized Tag
Day with two dollars and ten. cents
expenses, thus leaving a net sum Of
forty-two dollars and ninety cents.
This committee elected two new men,
bers, Mrs. Fl. l. Smith, and Miss Tora
Bagnal. They made arrangements to
have the Woffo,d Glce Club give a
concert April Isl. 1t was decided to
have the White Elephant sale in the
old court house, the date to be an
nounccd later.
Mcsdames e. G.. Allsbrook, Furman
Bradham, and Misses Matte Appel
and Pammie Bradham were unani-
mously elected members Of the league.
A motion was made and seconded that
the Chain Of Teas be resumed next
week, provided the quarantine is lift
cd. The Treasurer made a report. AS
there was no further business, the
meeting adjourned.
Irma Weinberg,
Sec, and Treas.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-02-25
CONTRIBUTED

Editor Manning Times:
My school being closed on account
of the quarantine have spent several
days in Columbia visiting relatives.
| was present at several debates in
the Legislative sessions, among them
the long school day, which was en-
Enthusiastically handled yesterday. The
House downed the bill requiring teach
ers to teach for seven hours. After a
long debate it refused to fix the
school day in South Carolina at seven
hours and continued to next year a
bill with this provision. The bill was
amended to exempt towns Of one thou
sand inhabitants or more. The men,
bcrs saw that this amendment nulli-
fled the bill and the vote to kill it was
48 to 10. Defenders Of the bill argued
that the longer school day would keep
children out of mischief in the after
noon: One representative said child
rem i'll families when mother and
father worked came in at two o'clock
ate cold lunch, and ran on the street
till night. If the schools held longer
sessions it would save the boy.
Another representative took the
part of the over-workcd teacher. A
teacher or human considcrer would
say what is a parents duty to his
child's welfare?
1t was argued by the House that
the Legislative should not be dictat-
orial as to what school superintcn-
dents and trustees should do with
school hours and teachers work.
e. C. Alsbrook,
Principal College Prep. School
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-02-25
BILL INTRODUCED
TO BOND THE COUNTY
INTRODUCED BY
CLARENDON DELEGATION
A BILL

a BILL
TO Authorize the County of Clarendon
to Issue Bonds for the Purpose of
Improving the Highways of Said
County i'll an Amount Not Exceed
ing -Four Hundred Thousand (4OO,-
000.00) Dollars; to Provide a Suf1i-
cient Levy to Pay the Interest on
SAID Bonds; to Provide Sinking
Fund to Redeem the Same.
Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of South Carolina: ::
Section l. That for the purpose of
providing funds for highway improve
ments in Clarendon county, the Clar-
endon County Highway Commission
be-, and they are hereby, authorized
and empowered to issue interest bear
ing coupon serial bonds of said county
as follows, to wit: A sum not exceed
ing four hundred thousand (S4OO.-
0O0.O0) dollars for permanent high
way improvements and to be known as
"highway bonds," said bonds to be in
such denominations as the Clarendon
County Highway Commission shall
deem best and shall be numbered con-
secutively from one upwards, and shall
bear interest at rate not exceeding
six (6%o) per cent. per annum, payable
semiannually at such period as said
Commission may determine. The bond
shall be a serial issue of such date as
may be determined by said Commits
sion and shall not exceed period Of
twenty years. the maturities to be de-
termined by the Clarendon County
Highway Commission Of Clarendon
county. The said bonds shall be in
such form and payable at such place
or places as the said Clarendon Coun-
ty Highway Commission shall deter
mine, and shall be exempt from all
county, and State and municipal taxes,
and the coupons when due shall be re-
celvable in payment Of all county
taxes.
Sec. 2. Execution of Bonds-Re-
cord.-That these bonds shall be sign
ed by the Chairman of the Board of
Commissioners of Clarendon County
Highway Commission, and counter
signed by the Clerk Of the Board of
the Clarendon County Highway Com
missioners, and shall be impressed
with the corporate seal of the Clarcn-
don County Highway Commissioners
of Clarendon county and the sigma
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-02-25
into the County Treasury, to be used
for ordinary county purposes.

into the County Treasury to be used
for ordinary county purposes.
Sec. 6. Personnel Of Commission
ncics--Powers Of Commission-Bon
Of Employees.-T Clarendon Coun-
ty Highway Commission shall be COM
posed of five members, as follows:
c. P. Gable. r. J. Alderman, w. c..
Davis. w. II. Anderson, r. G.. Richard
son, Jr., who shall hold no other pub
lie Office except Notary Public during
their terms of service under this Act.
The said Commission shall serve for
a period of four years, or until the
provisions of this Act are completely
carried into effect, and they shall re-
celve all necessary expenses incident
to the duties Of sniI Commission, said
amount to be paid in the same man
ner as other claims are now paid In
case Of vacancy in said Commission,
by death, resignation, or otherwise,
such vacancy shall lbc filled by appoint
ment by the Governor, upon the reco-
mmcndation of the majority of the
I members Of the Board of the Clarcn-
don Highway Commission. The said
Commission shall have charge of con-
structing permanent or improved
highways in Clarendon county as pro-
vidcd in this Act.
Sec. T. Employment Of Help-Com-
nensation.-The Commission shall
have power to employ secretary,
attorney, engineer or engineers. with
superintendent or assistant, as may be
deemed advisable, and any other per-
son whose services may be REQUIRED
for such duties as the Commission
may impose. at compensation to be
fixed by said Commission. All COM
pensation herein provided for TO be
paid from the proceeds &C said bonds:
Provided. That the Commission may
accept the services Of road experts
! rendered by the Federal or State Gov
| crnmeIt.
| Sec. 8. Rcports.-The Commission
shall at the close of each fiscal year
make full report of it's transactions
during that year, including an itcmiZ-
and disburscd for whatever purposes,
said report to be filed with the Clerk
of Court Of said county and to be
submitted by the Clerk Of Court to
The Circuit Judr", presiding at the
next succeeding term Of tie Court of
General Sessions for said county, and
I by him submitted to the Grand Jury
for investigation. The Grand Jury
shall make an examination Of the
books, papers and accounts, and the
work Of the said Commission as now
provided by law to be made OF the
county officers, and shall appoint a
certified public accountant to assist in
said examination.
Sec. 8. Repeating Clause.-All
Acts or parts of Acts inconsist cnt to
this Act are hereby repealed
Scc. ID. Ac' i.F"c' go - Approval.
This Act shall 20 into effect immc-
diately puon It's a"H"oval by the Gov
ernor.
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I MAKER wanted in millinery workroom.
Osborne.s. 2ll-l9 Mesa
LUPE VARGAS-PIeass Pm 1850 or can
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WANTED-Waitress for hotel out OF town
Phi $3.50.
WANTED-An erperienced food checker.
Apply Modern Gaze. basement Mills Bldg
WANTED-Cook for general housework to
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At Five Points
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ONE waitress and one hamhermaid for
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Hotel Hi-Rolls. High Rolls. n. A.
WANTED reliable middleaged white
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care OF sick lady. Phi ss95W.
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desirable. but not Necessary Address G. A..
care herald-
WOMAN 20 do light homework in eZ-
change for free Housekeeping room 1913
z San Antonio
WANTED-At once. woman OF Eirl FOR
housework, must speak English Phi 1905,
5123 Tulsrosa-
ENGLISH speaking. middle aged woman
10 do general Homework. plain cooking. ?
in family and second girl. Phi 641.
Mrs. Deadly.
WANTED lady bookkeeper and office
manager with executive ability: must be
permanent and experienced address FL
Paso Piano Co. 215 Texas street
WE FATTEN LEAN POCKETBOOKs.
Long Green always on hand.
BARNETT'S, 2i9 SAN ANTONIO ST.
Reliable Money Lenders Established 1908.
WANTED-Two girls. one FOR general
homework and cooking. one for nurse
girl 20 50 20 Cloudcroft BY June for
months call at 1911 Montana before 10
Tuesday. wednesday and Thursday morn
luEs- Ph. sos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24
Oh and Mining

OIL LEASE BLANKS for sale BY Euis
Bros Printing Co
TOYAH-PECOs BARGAIN.
VIII sell 5. 10 or 20 acre tracts right Jam
Up 10 Waddington well now drilling 293
feet with excellent oil showing. Section 80.
School Block S.
GIVE AWAY PRICE-Ss0 AN ACRE
This acreage may he worth $500 TO $1,000
In so days. This land is protected and
rentals paid 10 advance
WIRE YOUR MONEY FOR NUMBER
or ACRES DESIRED QUICK
RE3IElfBER-Five acres cost $3.50 10
acres cost $500. etc
E. r. EVANS & CO.
Mills Bids Fl Paso. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24

CHICKS now ready 20 ship Pure bred
Reds sc each; ship Nay "a
Book orders now FOR June hatchs White
LeEhorn chicks from $50 egg laying strain
combine beauty and utility, zoe each. ship
June a.
MRS. BERT BORSBERRY.
Box So Las Cruces. n n Phone 2TlR4-
ONLY EXCLUSIVE USED FORD
DEALERS.
one 1915 motor. new body. new castings.
new top
One 1917 roadster.
One sedan body viii trade FOR touring
car body.
one coupe body, VIII trade for specdster
body.
One 1913 one ton truck
New and second hand parts
BTARs & COMPANY.
131 ". san Antonio Phone 1878.
ORIENTAL GARAGE. PHONE ass.
us n kansas ST.. General Repairing
DoDGE-SPEc ALIZE-HuDSON
Used cars bought and sold on commission
AUTO SALE.
Buick. fine condition. $3.50. Dodge I'd
sters. $3.50 90 $780, Chalmers I. g. $500.
Buick L 6. $500 % $3.50 Overlands S275
20 $3.50; Velies. $1,000 20 $500. Olds truck.
new. sl5l5: Fords and other cars cheap.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-24
Help Wsnted-MaIs and FemaI.

HANTED-Firstclass short order cook at
once. SIS per week: also housekeeper.
small rooming house 81 TO SO per week.
board and room. ". J. sutton. ararfa. Tex.