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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
BUSINESS FOR SALE.

BUSINESS FOR SALE
Power plant containing standard
Wesrinr house equipment oil burn
ing Besseuer engine, auxiliary re-
frigerating plant with Prick SIS
TEN. this business is netting 10 TO
Il percent annually on invest
ment- plant has contract 10 fur
nish city with current and water:
this plant Is complete and Is
mint owner returning 10 Penn
sylvania; plant situated IN Lords
burg n ". price $4,000. includ-
Ing transfer OF contracts. reason
able terms
Apply to 2. G. Mcclellan With
CHARLES B. STEVENS.
Real Estate and Insurance
Phone 5454 city National Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

LAUNDRY FOR SALE-Fully equipped
electrical steam laundry. in coming oil
field OF Arizona. population $500, weekly
business $500 can Increase 10 $1,000 per
week, no opposition. nearest laundry 40
miles. now doing high class Work. plenty
OF help and good water, 0.eo0 population
in surrounding country TO draw from. Just
the thing for man and wife who under
stands the business: Il you are Interested
let me hear from you Address 7 136.
are Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

Wanted-MsceIlaneous
WANTED-Plate glass mirror. 4sET2 or
larger Phi s23sJ.
WANTED-One floor glass show case. fos
Z. san Antonio. city.
WANTED-Kn0ck-do house. : rooms
12x12- Address SIS Martin Bldg.
WANTED-set pipe stocks and dies Up to
inch. address P o. Box IS. Lordsourg.
WANTED-suetion ian. size % 10 %
inches. with motor attached Phi 400.
Wilson Niulean Cleaning WORKS.
WASTED-To buy. cash register with
Sanitary Yarn sof z san Antonio
DIAMOND WANTED-Wm paw cash FOR
bargain in large diamond. viii leave FL
Paso Friday 50 y you have one for sale
answer A. once. Address T Isl. care
Herald.
For Rent-Houses Furnished
FOR RENT-Furnished part Of cottage. 8
rooms and screened porch III =. Blvd.
FOR RENT-FIvo room bungalow with
large sleeping porch on Mckinley Phi
so4s.
BUNGALOW, 1921 Nations Ave. rooms
and sleeping porch. almost completely
furnished. TO adults only IN. 6slsW.
To RELIABLE. healthy adults, room
house with porch. in rear but pretty view.
nice for people employed. IN s4e5M.
FOR RENT-Furnlshed house. 2 rooms.
sleeping porch, lawn. rabbit pens chick
ea yard. near Fl Bliss car line Apply
~ hlehmond.
WE HAVE FOR RENT
Barrels OF money at lowest rates Of IN
teresL See US
LOOK FOR TIE BIG GOLD CLOCK
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EOh hENA-t1ouse' close n hlaah lot OF
REGARDLESS Of the high cost OF living
our prices are the same. Herman Trans
Ier Co me
FIVE room h0uss. all conveniences ex-
cert bath 20 be Installed soon, &e5- Phi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Help Wanted-Agsnts

MUST speak Spanish. experience unueces-
sarys good opportunity for live wire See
Ortz between and 20. Angeius Hotel
CAN YOU SELL auto specially guaranteed
10 save 2eer gasoline and stop carbon
troubles2 See Pepper. 417iz n Stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Oil and Mining

Oil and Mining
FIFTY TO 1000 shares Fisher oil stock. soc.
Pm s16e between 8 and ?. n
TRAYN1AM CHAPEI-LE. BIOLOGISTS
1881 wyoming St. Phone 5s7s-
e Paso. Texas.
SECTION IS. school Block IS. Reeves Co.
near shallow oil field. 1 mile from produc-
ton. S1z-5e per acre S. J. Craddock.
sheldon Lobby Or Pm s516J-
Oil AND Gas LEASES-Gua dalupe Co.
n n. for sale by the owners. correspond
ence from brokers solicited Hart-Santa
Rosa Leasing Co, santa Rosa. y. n.
FOR sALE-Toyah on lands in producing
sections. have just returned from the field
and can give correct information and good
prices. r. P Ferrell, 80 Trust Bldg, Phi
1910
PECOs VALLEY OIL LEAsE-Ou now
in the Bell well. buy leases now while
thev are cheap we believe we have a
larger field than the TampicO field Pecos
oil q Real Estate Co, Pecos, Tex
$50 TO $50 ACRE LEASE, Toyah field. 8
miles from location for 20 shallow wells
price Phi 1898. -ccress 1lol Montana. j.
z. Bowen
THIS MUST BE BOUGHT WITH
N "a HOURS.
20 acres between Bell and Laura wells. on
railroad IN Reeves Co. VIII sen in or 10
MEDIATE acceptance SO acre n s5l5.
TULAROsA BASIN.
Five year leases See me before you buy.
j. J.. STEWART.
REn El2. z. P S. ". Bldg. e Paso. Tex
TF INTERESTED in leases N the follow
ing Counties Montague, Young. Clay.
Baylor, WiIbarEer. write for list Stehlik
q BabeT. Wichita Falls. Tex
SPECIAL DISPLAY MAPS.
Commercial DraftinE-
Ell PAS0 BLUE PRINT co.
CENTRAL LAND IS OIL EXCHANGE co.
Dealers II all classes OF real property
C. C. McCsrty. GenI Mgr.. Esstland. Tex.
KEYSTONE 40. well rig, 1900 70 1900
foot machine. all tools and machinery
ready TO 90 70 work s. J. Craddock.
sheldon Lobby. Ph- 85z6J.
HAVE TOYAH and Hueco Basin acreage
which offer at rock bottom prices. all
leases straight 5 year commercial; am
the owner Of this property. not merely
selling agent Pm s515. P o. Box 1855
DRILLING CONTRACT WANTED-Five
thousand acre leases in block mile from
GlImer Upshur Co. wants drilling contract
for part OF acreage contracts let for
wells in county or would sell this lease
outright h P. McGaughy. Gllmer. Tex.
WANTED-T0 Toyah land leasers; have
she 1est oil proposition in the country;
VIII you trade land for an INTEREST," II 50,
write particulars giving location Ad-
dress W ~. care Herald.
I2O ACRES patented land close up TO
Southwestern Tularosa Basin OIL & Re
filming Co. well viii give 8 year oil and
gas lease on 10 acre tracts for $50. ab-
stract showing perfect title furnished
". E HARDEN. TULAROSA. \. n.
Do NOT BUY IN r-ecos oil fields until you
ask me for prices and location: j can tell
you where 70 buy with the surest chance
Of getting oils opinions given upon loca-
tons and titles TO leases: Investigate be-
fore buying Phi SIS. address 1101 Mon
tana- T. E. Bowen.
HAVE YOU overlooked subscribing for
Homer % Oh Company. the company with
$40 acres Of selected holdings IN North
Louisiana. s wells drilling and owning
drilling rigs capital, $500. 900. par 81
Morgan & 1Tssizell, 42f Market St. Shreve-
port, La.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Puzzle Pictures
BY WALTER WELLMAN.

MISSING VOWELs.
GEE II you can simply add r
, proper roWels in the proper plact
and form the names OF six animal
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZEL.
Time and tide wait for no man.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Haln Wanted-MaIe

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WANTED-Experienc furniture sales
man With good wages 10 right party Cau
" estern Eurniture 60
GOOD cotton man TO take Is acres on
shares, good land good shape Pm f2R4
3. c. Belt. Ysleta. Tex
FIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN. SI75-s225
monthly. Experience unnecessary Write
tname position wanted) Railway Associa-
Lon. care Herald
HAVE opening for first class experienced
delicatessen man. state experience and
where employed before. viii pay good sal
ary address w ~. care Herald.
MALE stenographer. experienced 10 handle
correspondence and billing fr rnanufactur-
ing corporation. permanent and excellent
future Write. stating references and sal
sry expected. P. o. Box 179-
YOUNG MEN for railway mail clerks. $40
month, experience unnecessary. For free
particulars examinations. write p Terry
former government examiner). 572 Con
tlneutal B.dg. Washington. D. C.
CLERK WANTED-Man who understands
the business; answer. giving experiences.
salary wanted and age. The Bazaar, Co
lumbus, n. NJ
WANTED - stenographers. bookkeeper
statesmen. a few high class positions open
fer men now employed who wish TO better
themselves. See Vocational Secretary, Y.
II C. A
WANTED reliable agent for lie insur-
ance company in the state Of Arizona. COM
mission or contract or part commission and
part salary as desired. exceptional oppor-
tunity for the right man. Address T rs.
care Herald
ARE YOU out OF place IN your present
employment or drawing less than your full
earning capaeity2 Occupa tional guidance
VIII place you in the work you are natur-
ally fitted for See M Wheeler at ths
T. " C. A
WANTED-An experienced man FOR sec
rotary, Chamber OF Commerce. in best
town IN the salt River valley must be
somewhat familiar with irrigated sections.
must furnish references. good salary for
right man Address T. II. Van Spanck-
ereu. Mesa. Ariz.
BREAKFAST SPECIALS
No 1-f21 Eggs. Hot Cakes. Coffee -55c
No Fam. Bacon. Egss. Hot Cakes.
Cof1ee -------.-------- 4oc
No. Slot Cakes. Ham or Bacon. COT
fee ..-f.--.-.-..--.5o sec
No Small Steak. ? Eggs. Toast
Cottee Sc
BOTTOMS CAFE,
~ E san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

Help Wanted-Female
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WANTED-Girl forscigar store At Lynch
WANTED-A good. reliable housekeepsr.
Address P. o. Box 11o1. Tucson. Ariz
WANTED-Good cook. private family.
1917 Montana Phi. 355s.
WANTED-A girI at Goff Candy store
1910 n Gramma. Pm so.
WANTED-Engiish speaking laundress sv-
cry Tuesday Phone 2S55.
lYANTED-Colored nurse Apply 1910 W.
Missouri. Pm $3.50
FIRST CLASS waitress wanted. Apply 10
manager OF restaurant. sheldon Hotel
WANTED-Mexican girl for housewuriz.
1915 ". Boulevard. corner Upson. Ant =
WANTED-A young lady candy clerk.
must have experience Apply Elite Con
fecronery.
YANTED-At once. lunch counter wait
ressss- Apply Modern Cafe. basement Of
1lins Bldg
CHICK NS=Wanted 10 buy. Rhode Island
Reds Rocks. White and Brown Legh0rus.
Anconas or. what have you2 Phi. 3915W.
WANTED-First class food checker. VA
tional cash register system Apply Res
taurant Mgr Hotel Sheldon
WANTED-BriEht, capable Mexican IN
for general homework references re-
ouired. Phi ass.
YOUNG Eiri who understands general
office filing can secure excellent position
By calling at 1871 Nils Bldg. TO s
WANTED-EngIish Speaking woman or.
girl for cooking and homework 349T
Parshiuz Drive, cau mornings Pm 5256.
WANTED-Good cook for family OF 3.
good wages and easy place Phi 1881,
e594 Nashville.
YOUNG gil with some experience to help
IN office Sanitary Farm 4o4 z san An
tonic
ENGLISH Speaking woman or girl for
houseworiz. sleep on place. Phi. 32f6 or
apply ans FEDERAL
IMMEDIATE vacancy for competent
American stenographer in Mexico. Spanish
desirable Apply 1l12 Mills Bldg
WANTED-A1 stenographer. one with auto
accessory and tire experience preferred,
state age, references and salary expected
address " 122. care Herald
ENGLISH speaking girl or woman, By
week, help with general Homework and
washing, 90 home nights. easy place, short
hours 1925 Montana-
WANTED-Lady as ,stenographer and 20
assist in office state age. experience and
salary expected Address in own hand
writing. " 125. care Herald
ETANTED-Reliable woman TO take carea
OF small apartment and baby two years
Old. one who can come well recommended
ing business hours. 4s17W, after , m
sf1s.
SALES LADIES.
Kress Store has openings for saleslady IN
notioHs. dry goods and tinware depart
ments, references required. permanent en-
ployrnent. Inquire at office on third floor
mornings between 3 and Il a m s Fl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Help Wanted-MaIs

Help Wanted-MaIs
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CAPABLE dairy man address ]. L. A.
?. 0. Box I6z2.
MAN FOR porter work at the Hendricks
sanstorium-
WASTED-MsTican boy. go ". san An
tonic. Mr. Hartung.
WANTED-Cook for short order restau-
rant Apply IL n Cotton
WANTED-1o men 20 work on farm; will
pay 81 per day. Apply j. c. Dysert. s01k
Mills street Phi S452 e Paso Texas
HAETED-Coat makers. piece work. good
man can earn S50-s75 weekly, steady work
Meyer & Meyer Albuquerque. y. n
WANTED farmer who Is willing and
knows now 70 work Address P. O. Box
1o45.
TANTED-SiE or Carpenters Wire or
write Lee Moor Contracting Co. 1Iorenci.
ARK
HELP WASTED-spanish-E English stenog-
r1pher. experience required Address or
urias, Cueller & Co. p. o. Box 1901
iTENOGRAPHER capable q doing ordi-
7ry clerical work Address S ia care
erald.
.F,NICaN boy wanted 10 ,=orl IA overall
s-retory, 1uEsl understand English Apply
corner Overland and stanton. second floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Situations Wanted-MaIe

DILuauQus " duLEQ"lAdlG
II IN NEED Of handy man for any kind
OF light repair work or for any kind OF
labor work. Pm. 5l49.
YOUNG man, Is years OF age with whole
sale and retail office experience desires
position with reliable firm In FL Paso- Pm
4ss7J.
Nh. EMPLOYER-Don't IN that impor-
tant position with a man who is hunting
q Job" but get the right man Phone
Vocational Guidance Sec'y. Y. n p A.
WANTED-PositIon on ranch by man and
wife. woman as cook. man experienced In
handling stock, best reference Pm $3.50
or address X 129s care Herald-
ACCOUNTANT-Office executive wants
for the purpose Of Investing his services
and $1,000. age 20, married Address r
10. care Herald.
Situations Waated-FemaIe
LAUNDRESS-Fine linen and silk shirts
a speciality. Phi s15sW-
WANTED-Man or woman. good cook.
keep house for convalescenL Phi ssl2W.
EXPERIENCED stenographer desires per
manent position Phi 7455.
YOUNG lady. experienced stenoErapher.
desires position. can give good references
Address n IS. care Herald
EXPERIENCED secretary stenographer
desires permanent position paying good
salary. Pm. 1851
PRACTICAL nurse viii take cases by day
or week. Mrs. Green. 81 y. I'll Paso. Phi
2s12.
REFINED, educated widow wishes posi-
tion as houseZeeper where she may have
baby with her. in refined home. country
preferred. take fun charge. Address o
90. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

Help Wanted-SaIesmen
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EXPERIENCED salesman for wholesale
cigar and candy company. one acquainted
with city state experience and salary eX-
pected and reference. no other need Ep-
ply address p 104. care Herald
Help Wanted-MaIe and Female
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WANTED-Amateurs for big contest each
Friday night; cash prizes given Apply
Arthur Jackson. Empress Theater
WANTED-Experienc family cook. man
OF woman. also woman for housework-
1918 E Rio Grande. Phi s2s.
IFANTED-St capable q keep
ing simple books Apply between s and 10
mornings. al Mesa.
WANTED-For Warren Ariz. first class
cook. also house worker for private fam
ry. good home and good pay for right
parties. prefer mother and daughter or
sisters or would employ man and wife II
man can do homework and drive car oc-
cesionaIly- For further particulars Pm
an2z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Machinery-AH Kinds


TWO drill presses. IS inch lathe. shaper.
power hack saw. forge. etc. for sale. Ad-
dress 17I2 wyoming
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Special NoHees

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YOU WILL find service at Meals Garage.
40 Texas
HERMAN TRANSFER CO.. NC--The
only &c trunk delivery IN town Phi $50.
lELTON PAINT CO.-Painting. paper
hanging. decorating sos n Stanton, Phlzfl
THE SALVATION ARMY wants your old
clothes and papers Pm 696s-
CURTAINS LAUNDERED. fancy table
covers. bed spreads. etc; quick service.
work guaranteed Yrs. Richmond. Ph-762W
HEMSTITCHtNGt picot work. cecor1ian
plating MISS B. CORUH. Eodlste. So
Sucker Block Phi ls1L
IIf1IsTITCHING. alteration. acoordlan
plating. mail orders solicited Mrs. s
Jones. SIX Emporium. EOS Teas
EMBROIDERY work on sewing machine
taught and done 20 order. reasonable
arices- Phone ss75W. 251s Wyoming-
we CLEAN your rugs at home with the
Hoover" best work, least expense Phi
s613-
HEMsTITCHING ana pIcot edge work
dene on short notice. any kind OF ma
rcriaL Singer Sewing Machine Co. 20 b
u Paso St
HElISTITCHING acc0rdian and knife
plating. dressnlalzinE and altering 500
Texas, Mrs. A Chandler. Bus. Phi 2ls6,
residence Phi. 65ls-
LOOK FOR THE BIG GOLD CLOCK"
That is our slogan Let il be your guide
u hen purchasing watch OF having the
BAKNETT,s, 2Is san ANTONIO ST.
Financial
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WIEN EOU WANT MONEY
Why not enjoy the same privileges and
courtesy you receive az a bank Service
1ur motto. All business confidential
BARNETT'S, 219 SAN ANTONIO 81
Money TO Loan
MONEY To LOAN on diamonds, watches
FzULLAN's. ia y. STANTON ST.
s. 10 $50 loaned honest employees. cheap
est rates. confidential Quick Satisfactory
servlce. Drake. 20 kgberts- Banner
THERE NAY COME A TINE
When you VIII need money badly would
YOU know where 10 90.
Look for the Big Gold Clock
BARNETT's. 2I9 SAN ANTONIO.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money loaned or diamonds. watches. Jew 4
elry. automobiles and oil stocks at the I.
lowest rate q Interest; business strictly /
confidential
SECURITY LOAN co.
los g = Paso- Phone 2754. I
MONEY TO LOAN.
5000 on improved city prop
erty. one 10 five years
JAS. J. WATTS.
117-s City National Bank Bldg
Phone 454-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Undertakers

UNDERTAKING CO.
open day and night 506-5os Texas St.
Pa. I32. Private ambulance service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
OPPORTUNITYI.!

OPPORTUNITYiu
National '12." pass. in perfect
mechanical condition. S practically
new cord tires. new top and paint.
upholstery like new. best buy in
today's paper. II we could hold
this car a short time we could
realize much more than the price
we ask For quick sale. $500.
MOTOR CAR SALES CO.. nc.
6eS Montana. Phone 6573.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Lost and Found

III NJ 7 NNNN
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LOST-Overcoat; return 20 Fisk Rubber
COS reward
L0ST-Lady's shrine pin. valued as keep
sake Please Phi 7083W-
LOsT-Feh. rs On Park car or on County
Road, pair sport glasses. tortoise shell
rms and bows, reward. Ph. 6107J-
rHONE 3673-El Pas0 Transfer Co. We
move furniture. pianos. baggage and
ght. hauling OF all kinds get our
prices
sTRAXED OR STOLEN-About last Au-
gust. small fluffy white female dog with
traces Of brown on head and back left
eye detective. suitable reward for inforua-
tion leading 10 recovery Phone or write
DIR. Wohr. care Peyton's Market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

Eress Store has openings for salesladT in
notions, dry goods and tinware depart
ments, references required. permanent en-
ployrnent. Inquire at office on third floor
mornings between and Il a. m s II.
ERFSS & co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

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WANTED-Experien furniture sales
man with good wages TO right party. Cal
Western Furniture Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Real Estate Wanted

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A BUNGALOW or story residence. viii
pay half or an cash. Phi 5000.
100 PERCENT results frcn tenementa
TURNER, KEMP y COLDWEIL-
WANTED-To buy from owner bungalow,
furnished OF unfurnished. give fun particu-
lars. no agents Address p 103. care Herald.
WANT 10 buy good & or room house.
viii pay cash for same II It IS a bargain,
give location and price Address No o.
is. care Herald.
WANT 20 buy from owner. residence OF
not less than rooms. walking distance.
north or west. nothing old or over $4,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

SEWING and remodelinE done reasonable
can SOS r. Campbell. Pm s04J
BRING your old styls clothes 20 the Gem
1ressmalzing Parlors. have them made Up
10 date, first class work at before the war
rrsces lis wyoming, Phi 4al6-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30
Promises
 Big Supplies for
 Thanksgiving Day

With the arrival of Halloween and markets are chiefly noticeable for their bounteous supply of fall products that distinguish this festive season. Apples of all kinds are offered in large quantities and at prices that can not be expected to fall any lower this year. Late grapes are still plen- tiful and in great variety. Bartlett pears are at their best for table fruit but are getting scarce and will not be on the market much longer. A few fine, but exceptionally late peaches, are still on the market. Quantities of persimmons, that most delectable winter fruit, are being brought in, but sell at rather steep price, 25 cents a pound for selected fruit.
 Yellow pumpkins. for the kiddies to carve into Halloween jack-o-lapterns and for homemade pumpkin pies, art plentiful and cheap. Winter squash Hubbard and other varieties, as wei as pumpkins, are among the local pro ducts on sale at the public market Fall vegetables, turnips, carrots, cab bage, tomatoes, celery are plentiful
 in the markets, both local and import ! ed, but lettuce, spinach and othe green vegetables are getting scare
 and will soon be unobtainable.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30
Regatta Entrants
 Stage Trial Run;
 Have Even Break

HALIFAX. N. S., Oct 29.-An un- official and unexpected test of the Canadian and American entrants in the international fishermen's regatta beginning tomorrow came this after noon when the Nova Scotian schoon- er. Delawana, on her way to Halifax from Lunenburg, met the Gloucester boat, Esperanto, while the latter was engaged in a trial run
 The wind was light, seven to eight knots, from the south, when the Dela- .wana, running free, encountered Els peranto beating out to the outer mark.
 The consensus of opinion of shore observers who watched the racers was that there was little to choose between the two. Those who saw IDelawana close-hauled prior to round l ing Chebucto head and Esperanto Non her thrash to the lightship, said that 1 the Canadian craft was pointing JUS, as high as the American and, so fai as they could observe, was footing iusl as fast.
 United States destroyer 134, which
 has been placed at the disposal of tho
 race committee for the regatta, en ltered the harbor at 3:3O p. m. Tn, I"gallery" has assembled and every thing is set for the starting gun at
 a. m. tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30

and Thomas S. Shibe, Philadelphia, all of whom signed the statement
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30
COUNTER PLAN
 TO RECOGNIZE FACES LEAGUE

CHICAGO. Octs PA counter pro posal to the 'Lasker plan" for the reorganization of baseball was made today by the board of directors of the American league in executive ses sion. The boards proposal was In answer to the ultimatum of the Ma tional league members and the three American league club members Chicago. New York and Boston-who declared they would organize a 12 club league if the five American league clubs. which are loyal" to President Johnson. did not join in the plan before November 1.
 Board Makes Answer
 The boards answer suggests that a committee Of nine memberS-three each from the National league, the American league and the Nation al Association of Professional Baseball Leagues (minor leagues l-work- out plan of reorganization. This com mittee. it was pointed out, will give due consideration. not only to the major leagues, but to the minor | leagues as well.
 We are confident" the statement | continues, that in this manner re organization may be worked out along sane and practical lines. which will be satisfactory, not only to so called organized baseball, but 10 the public as well.
 Favors Reorganization
 We recognize that there is a strong feeling prevalent among the public in favor of some reorganiza tion and the American league will be glad to cooperate in q feasible and practical way to that end.
 The board of directors are of the unanimous opinion that the so-called Lasker plan will prove wholly inef- fectual to accomplish the results which it's sponsors seek to accom- plish. and that the American league cannot subscribe to that plan
 The meeting today was attended by B. B. Johnson, president of the American league, and all members of the board of directors-P. D. C.. Ball, St Louis; Frank J. Navin, De troit; Clark c. Griffith, Washington,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30
Opposition Throws
 Cloud Over Simms'
 Church Connection

PHOENIX. Oct 29- One of the latest and most insidious forms that Republican propaganda has taken. according to reports that have reach ed Democratic headquarters from all over the state, is seen in the efforts of opposing candidates to throw a cloud over the question of Nit Simms religious convictions.
 The truth of the matter is that Mir. Simms. the Democratic candidates for governor, is and has been for many years affiliated with the Bap- tist church.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30
ANOTHER BRICklEY

NEW YORK, Oct 29.-Arthur Brickley, freshman at Columbia Uni cersity is trying to become as famous with his kicking toe as did his broth CT Charley.