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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23

liner Patria for Marseilles. Among
those departing with him were eight
priests of the Passionist Order who
are on their way to Rome to attend
conference of their order at st.
Peters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23

along with Judge X. NJ. Lands, John NJ.
Glenn, representing Illinois manufact-
urers and general managers of the
railroads.
Mr.. Grunau said he had no recon-
mendations to make to the men. "Any
proposition that they may make will be
voted on" he said. They are free to
suggest any action they desire, and the
vote of the majority will rule
The call for the meeting was also
signed by the directors Of the engine
mems association on behalf of Harold
Reading, president, who was sent to
Wheaton jail after ne refused to give
bond following his arrest by Federal
authorities.
Reading notified authorities that he
was ready to obtain his release, and he
is expected to be freed in time for the
session tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
Mrs. Minor Heads D. 4. r..
Organization Goes on Record for
Universal Military Training

WASHINGTON, April 2s Mrs.
George Maynard Minor, of Waterford,
Conn, to-day was unanimously elected
president general of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution, succeeding
Mrs. George Thatcher Guernsey, Of
Kansas All the candidates for execu-
tive officers on. Mrs. Minors ticket were
elected without opposition, the only
contests being for vice presidents gen
eral Twelve candidates were nominal
ted for seven posts.
The Daughters went on record to-
dav in favor Of universal military
training. There was only scattering
vote against the resolution, which was
presented after an effort to have the
organization recommend voluntary SER
vice had failed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23

Their individual subscrip- than ever. She needs
tons not large, every of the 10000 who
ued by present standards seek admttance at New York
from LOU toSlo'ooo mostly University
but these substantial R,, the original .rdcv
suns LOT nose Gays wren ment, with the modest ad-
ooo od popuaon was dons it has since received
co. -y ~ tbs - ra. is longer adequate. Il
~; ; e veu 10 must be increased, If New
dv;dends scent;S S' "a York University is to
vancements oreat ach;eue tinue meeting the needs Of
ments usefu1 ct;7ensh;a New York
Their investment will con- And so New York UNI
tnue to pay dividends as long versy appeals leaders
as New York needs trained Of New York in 1890 Like
brains and character the leaders of $780, they
her work. forward looking and practi-
Today New York needs ca they have faith in tho
trained brains and character future of New York.
Successors of Aston and Baker, Van Schaick and
Varick-wi you respond as they responded, SO that
the work of New York University may go forward in
manner worthy of the name it bears?
New York University needs Sc, 10000
ITS in New York. It's for New York"
New ork University Endowment Fund
512 Fifth Avenue New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23

to inferior oils. Teedol prevents
these troubles. Haze the old oil
cleaned out Of your crankcase
and fill 10 scieh TeedoL Sold BY
reliable dealers erss,1Shera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
Strikers in Chicago
Called by Crunau to
Clear Up Situation

Z CHICAGO, April 22-John Grunau,
president of the Chicago Yardmen's
Association, this afternoon called a
meeting for tomorrow afternoon to
CLEAR up the entire situation
Members of his organization and Of
the other insurgent UNION, the United
Erginemen, were invited to attend,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23

IN volunteering to man trains during
the present railroad strike.
About $50 commuters have asked the
Jersey City law department to begin
suit against several of the railroads
for a refund of lost fares. The suits
VIII also include claims for damages
TO business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23

rock " came over to help put the
challenger of Sir Thomas Upton in
readiness for her trial spins before
the race for the America cup
Cardinal Begin, Archbishop of Que
bee, sailed yesterday on the Fabre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
St. Louis Yardn,en Tote
4 Conditional Return

ST. LOUIS, April 22.-Ihe striking
yardmen in the St. Louis district late
to- day voted to return to work pending
a decision on their wage demands by
the Railroad Labor Board, provided
their seniority rights are not denied
them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
sTOEEs AND Wa1EH0TsEs
IN Ut

Desirable storeroom On alley. carnsr
o~sriand st.. full basement. long or short
term lease
Warshouzs With trselzass. san Fraa-
cisco 81.
Large warehouse. suitable f1r lu,uder o.
coal gard OF heavy Implements large yard
and nice brick office. las cwu FIRE pro-
lection. one % the best large warehouse
locations available
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
INDUSTRIALS
FEATURES OF
DAYS MARKET

New York. Nov. Buying Of rails
oils sreels and copper was the sus-
tanning feature of today's stock mar
Eet specularives denotinE further
selling pressure. Sales apprixlmated
100000 shares. The closing was
strong.
Although the federal reserve and clear
Ing house atarcmanta Of last Saturday IN
dicsted strengthening o. local monetary
zld uncertain for che opening o. today's
stock market Rails. Etcelg. ccuners and
equipments were moderately higher under
lead % board afr line preferred. South
eru Pacific. Union Pacific Baltimore &
ohio. Southern Railway. Bethlehem. Mid
balanced BY the heaviness % Royal Dutch
sumatra tobacco. Beet sugar. sears Roe
buck and several other speclaLtles. There
were no preliminary uuot1lious for cE-
change on London because q a holiday
l- -r1t center.
curlur the morning on the stock market
was due chiefly 90 further buying OF rails.
equipments steeis and oils. -,liclzle Plate
1859 SO and Reading gained 20 113-
Associated OIL kept pace with the demand
for southern Pacific. Royal Dutch more
than recovered lts early loss and Lack
awauna was added % the stronger steeis.
time there was renewed selling Of rubber
ard tobacco Issues. also United Fruit
S1ars EoehucE and international paper
cal money opened az percent and q new
low record for Italian reulrr1uces featured
the foreign exchange market
Liherly bonds closed. 1As faL0s. Grst
gs, 5000. seco1d es. fss-9os first AXIS,
Ge1es- second f-ts. f68T2- third az
S51fs- fourth f1ss fs8-8Qs Victory il g.
fl6--l- victory 4aEl ea6.--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

Chicago Grain. Close.
Theat-Decamber, F2-ogi5 March. 3Z-02-
Corn-December, 50 e c. Nay so1tc-
Oats-Decamber. 5f7sc. Nay. 60isc-
Chicago PrOFlsionss Close
Pork-Novemher. S23-o1; Jauary, s25-55.
Lard-1Sovember. S18.90i January, sass.
Rlbs-Jlnuary, s14-o0.
Chicago Produce, Close.
kansas city. No. Nov l--Butter-Un-
changed Creamery. 57c5 packng. SEE
Esgs-Firstss s1g62cs 10 &c higher
seconds. 45c
Poui5Ty-HsHs. 2o6a5.; springs. s5e;
turkeys. SOC
kansas City Produce. Close.
Chicago, i'll, NoV. 1--Butter-EIig1er-
Creamery. f0161c
EEEs-Hlghers receipts. 2551 eases
Flrsts, soc 6lcs ordinary firstss So @ SOC
at market. cases Included g g 53c. stand
ards, GO @ sc. storage packing firsts, 81 =
55ci refrigarator firsts, Asa 48izc
Poultrg--Alive, unsettled Fowls p G
eGcs springs Csc; turkeys. 35c.
Fot1toes-Flrm: receipts 10 cars
Northern white. sacked. 500 g --l5- ditto
bulk. S2-o0 02.e0s early Ohios. s1-206 2-o5.
kansas city. NO., Nov Cash Wheat
Two cents lower 20 lc Up No I hard.
$40. 10. 2. $40 @ 2-20i No red. sass
7n-Unchanred- No. 2 mixed. ssa
sscs No Q. sEGs5c: No white. SIC
% &c; No 9, s5c5 No 2 yellow s0691c;
40 8. sec
Oats-UnehauEsd 70 1o higher. No. :
white. 55izes 10. mixed, 55e555c
kan sad amo llaizs-sLsssL75
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01


WANTED-sI0.000 worth CT second dand
furniture Texas Furniture Co. Ph- ao2l-
WANTED-T0 buy furniture OF or &
room house. intending dining room, bed
room ana Eltchen tlrnlture. IN ~ "
We PAY diEhest cash prizes Tor sour
sr0nnd hand furniture Or sewing uarntn''
YOUNG EURNIIuKE CO. l9I s. stanton-
WANT 10 by an kinds o. used furniture
and stoves VIII pay high cash prices.
call me before you sell Pm -sla-
FOR GOOD USED FURNITURE We pay
cash and more than othera
STAR FURNITURE CO.
500 z san Antonio. Phone 2l55-
Get here ahead o. the crowd. please
Drassera. $50; sewing machines, $40 20 $3.50
oil heaters Sc ups coal heaters. IS ups gas
heaters. sa-l5 I'D. gas ranges. tl- uPs san
itary couches. s. W; center tables. = ups
new oak rockers. So used carpets. SO 10
f35; some o. these carpets are IKE new
and cost 985s Pahcolin. best for the floor.
90c. none laid. iron beds. So ups Inch
post beds SO. all steel springs. S. ups
mattresses. 50 UPS new an cotton mat
trasses rolled edges. white cotton. tney
are o. H. Tor es- good pillows. 81 ups
chiffoni ercs. f21-50 Up; s125 hirdssTe bed
room suit pieces. now f115s plecz wall
nut suit. $50. window shades. new Zacs
new curtain poles. 2oc each. stoTeplpe. l5c
up: coal hoda. l5e' stove boards. &c ~;
base burner cost flaas now $50. wood
heaters So small cooking stoves. SIS ".
We sell dishes. cooking utensils. small
hardware. automobile lights. office furul-
rure- pianos. Flctrolls. Fictrola records
and most everything you need Come one.
sen Tor less HURST FuENITIRE CO.
Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
THREE DISTRICT COURTS
BEGIN NEW TERMS TO-DAY

The county grand jury assembled
Monday morning 20 serve during the
November term OF the 34th district
court. judge ". D. Howe. presiding
Il VIII dispose OF the criminal cases
Of the district The 41st and the 65th
district courts also viii commence q
new term today. Judge p. r Price
presides in the former and judge Bal
lard Coldweu IN the latter. court
Judge IS. D. Howe impaneled the
Grand jury Monday morning at 10
o'clock The iurymen decided 20 ad-
journ until Wedn esday morning when
the district attorney viii present
cases for consideration
Petit jurors have been summoned
70 appear wednesday and al that
time venireman for the two county
courts viii be selected The county
courts VIII begin their November
term next Monday. although a few
non-iury cases may be tried before
then
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
SERGEANT SUFFERS BROKEN
SHOULDER IN COLLISION

Sergt- Gernotz. Of Fort Bliss sus-
tained a broken shoulder just be-
fore noon Monday when an army
truck in which he was riding was
struck by a touring car driven By a
1lr. Crawford at Texas and Newman
streets Pvt Dawson was driving the
truck which was overturned Sergt
Gernotz was treated at the emergency
hospital and transferred 20 the base
hospital at Fort Bliss
An automobile driven by A Weel
Monday morning crashed through a
plate glass window in the office Of
Geo. B. Eberenz G. company in the
LonEWelI building. no one was IN
jured-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
JAPANESE PLAYERS TO ACT
FOR TIE SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Each year the College Wouen's
club gives an entertainment OF some
kind for the benefit OF the university
scholarship fund. which IS used 70
enable deserving high school gradu-
ales 10 continue rheir education IN
any college of their choice The an
nuar fund IS partly distributed I'm
scholarships which are paid IN lump
sums and partly used Tor lozns which
are 70 be repaid az the convenience
OF the student
This wear the annual entertainment
is something quite out Of the ordinary
10 IS 10 be given next Saturday night
by two japanese players and musi-
clans, llichitaro OngaWa and his
wife, who have received enthusiastic
notices wherever they have appeared
The entertainment consists ot a
little japanese play, rejecting the
life and spirit Of old Japan. together
with music. Japanese melodies played
on native Instruments OF sung with
japanese or English words
The performance is described as
novel and artistic in high decree. the
beauty. grace, and poesy Of The little
drama and its participants being
noteworthy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01

WANTED-sl0.000 worth CT second dand
furniture Texas Furniture Co. Ph- 4o9I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
CLOSE
FIRM AFTER
GOING HIGHER

Chicago, III. Nov. Nv heat prices
moved upward today al the outset
but a material decline took place
later. Attention Of traders conriu-
ued 70 center largely on the chances
Of success Of the farmers holding
movement and on advices regarding
the Argentine crop outlook Opening
quotations. which varied from IN
changed figures TO 21tc higher, with
December S2.09 TO $40 and March
500 to s2.041. were followed by a
setback all around TO well below sat
urday's finish.
no great desire 20 press the selling
side was shown. and the market raj
lied in the last hour.
Export Clearances were large The
close was firm, &c 70 I &c net high
er, with December sos = 70 $40
and March $500 20 S2-091f.
Corn, after opening unchanged 10
= C up. including December at 85c TO
s51kc, underwent a moderate general
sag.
oats sympathized with the course
Of other cereals. starting unchanged
to &c higher, December 554sc 20
551hc and then reacung-
Higher quotations on hogs gave
lift 10 provisions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
LIVESTOCK MARKETS


Denver. colo. Nov. Receipts
$500; strong % active Beef EteerH sg-50
c 1885, cows and helfers, g7-259e-5o-
1oss-Iteoeipts. 500; market steady 20
strong TOP. f1109; bulk sl2.f5 a1s.00.
Sheep-Receipts. $1,000. market fat
stock, IS 20 25c higher others steady.
rearing lambs fll-5Q 1875. Wethera,
ewes $500 s.oos feeder lambs s10.15 @
kansas City LirestoeE. Close.
KANSAS -llys No. AuF- 4---Lattle-Ele-
eeipts, 1900 Beef steers. strong to CSC
higher quality, plain top, $780, she
stock, g % SOC higher. Gamers and bulls.
&c higher bulk Gamers around sax
cnolce stays. $500 calves. mostly SOC
llsner' rev Tealers. &lf-ll- srockers and
-ae9ers, strong 20 &c higher
acEs-Raceip $685. market opened Is
q sc higher. closing IS TO soc higher.
TOP, s-a-l9; bulk medium and heavy
welgaL $3.50 e 1890 good and choice,
40 70 l5g pound hogs s12-75 1900
sheep-flec6i 1900 sheep. steady
western uathers. $3.50 far lambz. g 70
soc higher. Top westerns sla15- feeding
lambs, mostly -5e higher. sIL50 paid.
Chicago Livestock Close.
Chicago I'LL. Nor. 1--Cattle-Recefpt s.
$4,000 beet steers and she stock 25 10
5Yc higher TOP steers .flGo0s quality
butcher cows. mostly $500 10-15- Gamers.
cutters and bulls. strong 10 25c higher
BULK -cannera and cutters. $500 O 500 3
s-ocEars and Feeders. CSC higher. calves
80 /
-a-ll7 westerns $500, strong 20 hirher.
Hoss-aeceipts 1900; market active.
= 20 sec higher than Saturdays .avera re
TOP. fl16o. out Of unes practical TOP.
sls-5os bulk q sales. s1215 G1l55. pigs
y 70 &c higher; bulk. desirable 100 10
Is pound pigs. f13f0F11-51-
s1eep-Receipts 21o0c. Fat sheep and
lam be- fully 25c higher choice led western
and native lambs. STATS. bulk natives.
sl--l5 1885, choice vearllne rrethers
$1,000 choice native ewes. e7-25- bulk na-
tive ewes. $3.50 G7--5s feeders. strong.
top feeder lambs E11l5
Fort Worth Livestock. Close
Fort Worth. Tex. Nov. 1.-Catfle-Re-
eelprs, $500 market active and higher.
Beeves f5-e9 $50. stockers. s5.0ef s.00-
cows, s4-5Q $50; heifsrs. $4,000 500:
bulls, $500 65-505 calves. s1-10G1o-c5.
HoEs-fiece z0es market. 15c ad-
vance. HEAVY. s12-75 f12G5; light. Sass
q 1900. medium. $3.50 71Z.15. mixed.
So % al2 5o' common, s11.ooG12-oospigs,
sheep-Recsipts. 250s market. no tore
Lambs. $500 11-50. veariinrs. $500
$50; wethers. s6-o0as25: ewes. saO0F
l-10s cuils- 800 800; goats. $500 @ 800
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
OH and Mining


I HAVE 2 silver mines in Chihuahua. 90
miles from Fl Paso. 6 miles from railroad.
plenty ore IN sight, viii lease or sell OUT
right. viii bear invest cation Apply 611
Caples Bldg. from 10 am. 10 u am and
pm 70 5 pm. Phi sos. J. G. Tagle-
TO THE BUSINESS AND MINING MESs
] am now ready 20 furnish all kinds o.
Information on properties and mining
prospects that are now free OF any claims
90 the state OF chihuahua, Mex Plans.
Information. measures. and progressive
fnrwa rding OF judicial proceeding until
the acquisition OF titles Lands FOR agri-
culture. cattle raising and also coal and
Oh lands
Plans OF: santa Eulalia. ParraL 1Iinaa
Nuevag. Cuevecillln. Las AnimaE. Cuui-
huiriachic. Almoloya. santa Barbara- los
Lamentos. Enclnillas. Placer de Guadalupg.
Naica. Sierre de Enmedio. SahinaL Mineral
de Cordero and many othera-
Maps Of all the states o. the Republic
OF Mexico. Blue prints blue line prints
and also commercial drafting. For further
particulars and Information call o. phone
JOSE PORRAs uGARTE.
us Myrtle Ave-. Phi 1881. u Paso, TeI.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
SHOWS
SLIGHT GAIN;
RAILS STEADY

As was 20 be expected. today's
market was irregular and dull. ac-
cording to J. S. Curriss & Co. Security
Bank building.
Rails were steady. with slight fur
Their gains In Southern Pacific and
Union Pacific.
Coppers showed little change. with
most Of the changes showing gains
OILS were also slightly higher.
Greater irregularity showed in the
industrials than in the rest Of the
market with few changes amount
ing 10 as much as two points.
call money loaned at g percent.
Sales for the first hour amounted 10
$4,000 shares.
The New York time changed from
daylight saving 20 standard. making
difference OF one hour.
Uurh Tnunar grnrrn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
VAR VETERANS FUNERAL
HAS ALL MILITARY. HONORS

Military Eouors marked the funeral
Sunday In Evergreen cemetery Of The
body o. Jefferson =. Hosea first OF
e Paso's fallen soldiers TO Be
brought from France
Funeral services were held under
direction OF El Paso post SO OF the
American Legion Rev. +. IL John
son. 81. post adiutaut. read the
American Legion ritual Services
were held az The Feak-HaEed un-
dertallinE parIors- The pallbearers
were o. j. Narl-lev. p H Hutchinson.
Ira Bolts. T. p. ChUds. T. J. Rushing
2 X Higgins s. Diebon and Rev. F.
II Johnson, from the American Lee
Eion. and were iu uniform
Many flowers were SEM and the
casEer was carried 20 the cemetery
on a caisson supplied by ehe e2d field
artillery. The Seventh cavalry bend
and a military escort led the process
sion.
Hosea was 2 COOK IN company B OF
the 116th engineers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
Special Notices


MATTRESSES Renovated, Sc RUGS
CLEANED, 81 Erwin MIG. CO.. PHI 11lO.
HEHsTIrCHING, picot. accordian plaItinT-
Aiss .. corum- 90 Buckler BldE. Ph- 1911.
LACE curtains Numbered. soc pair rra
Blehmond. 6l2 81 El Peso. Ph. T235J-
FELrON PAINT CO.-Paintin- PAPER
hsnglng, decoratlng. sos y. Stanton Phlef7
HElISTIrCHING alterations. nccordIan
plating. nail orders solicited. 1Irs s.
Jones, sllk Emporium. 2ls Mesa. Pm ana
HEMsTTTCHISG. picot edge work dons on
short notice. any kind OF material Singer
sewing 4aealne CO. eos 6. p Paso-
HATS BLOCKED, cleaning. pressing. ac-
c1rdian knife 1cI plating skirt lengths
hensyltchlng SIS y oregon. Ph- 11lf.
UNITY SCHOOL or CHRIsTIANITT-
-2Q3-104 Mills Bldg, meetings Friday ard
Monday nights. o'clock prosperity meet
lnEs daily, y p i. Moons
We TAKE all kinds OF cake and salad
orders for parties we VIII also come 20
your home and prepare and serve for
parties. Phi l701R1.
THE FL PAsO MATTRESS MIG. co. has
installed the most modern machinery 10
the manufacture % mattresses OF an kinds.
Our special IS renovatlnE mattresses-
renovatnE. fl-l5 as PARK e.. Phi 4l45-
ATTENTION lIOTHERs-Being AZ liberty
every afternoon from 20 pm and hav-
ing a very desirable place 7 have decided
Der OF American children between the
ages q ! 10 while mothers are shop
ping. the best Of care guaranteed Phi.
ffrE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
MRS. TOM THUMBS SECOND
HUSBAND, COUNT MAORI. DEAD

aIiddleboro. Mass, Nov. Count
Primo 1faEri- Il. second husband OF
ms Tom Thumb. and himself ia
nous dwarf. died al a hospital last
night after an Illness Of two weeks.
Count Nagri was born in Bologna
in 1849. He first appeared on an
italian stage in 1855 and his success
was so marked that four years later
he received his title from Pope Plus
TX
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
Anti-Socialists Win
Elections In Italy

Rome. italy. Nov. 1.-Antl-Soclalist
candidate were victorious in the mu-
being given large maioritles. There
was Ercat enthusiasm shown by the
people during the election and pro-
cessions bearing national flags pa
raded the streets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01

Airs. Sadie Nay Patterson. aged 60,
died Sunday afternoon a. her home.
1115 East Rio Grande street Her
son. william H Patterson. survives.
Funeral services viii be held this aft
ernoou from the residence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
Y. ". c. A. GIRLS WILL WATCH
BABIES WHILE MOTHERS VOTE

Fl Raso mothers who want 20 vote
tomorrow may have the assistance Of
girls from the y. ". C.. A. A young
woman VIII be glad 70 take care Of
children while the busy mother goes
70 the polls and votes. IT was an
uounced Monday. BY calling Miss
Helen 1Iorriss az 1914, the services Of
g girl may be obtained for an hour
or SO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
HeIp Wanled-MaIs

HANTED-sheet glass Elazlers. loaded
glass man and putty runners. steady work.
state wages required. nothing but good
mechanics wanted Southwestern sash q
Door Co. Phoenix. Arlz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
PUZZLE


"A ID one consouaut a sufficient
q number o. times 20 the following
line OF letters TO make 70 a read
able sentence
EEORXAEDARRULCUSEoRE.
ANSWER TO sATEHDAT's PUZZLE.
PUMP plus PAIL plus SKIN minus
PALS leaves PUMPKIN. PIN plus
APE minus NAP leaves PEGGY
rIelL 1919. BY SAN Lovl-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01

MRS. BROADDUs's ANKLE HURT
Mrs Horace Broaddus is confined TO
her home with a severely spralned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01
Y. ". c. A. AND Y. NJ c. A. GIVE
HALLOWEEN PARTY TOGETHER

A Halloween party with many
novel features was enjoyed by 200
young people Saturday night at the
7. W C. A The affair was given
under the Joint auspices Of the local
Y w C.. A. and r NJ c. A with Miss
Elva sly and Miss Frances Rogers in
eharge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-01

Help Ranied-MaIe


Help Wanted-MaIe
BARBER wanted. 100 san Francisco.
WANTED-At once first class barber.
Apply hotel sheldon Barber Shop
TANTED-Farm hand who can drive a
trueL w. -. AldridEe, Ph- 1859
TANTED-Dellvery boy with wheeL
Hirseh-ullr1ann shoe CO.
WANTED-PAsTRY BAKER. MODERN
~. BAsEMESr MILLS BLDG
WANTED-Roast cook Apply Modem
CAFE. hasement Mis- BIDS
WANTED-rruck driver. good wares
Apply Us Eirst National Bank BLDG
BAKER helper. also nan 20 clean up
San after 5 pm. Ceaten Baking Co, 1893
Alameda
WASTED-Flrst class sheet metal worker.
good proposition FOR flrst class man
GeorEe H1geulan Co. Phoenix. Aria.
WANTED-Coiored porter. SIS per month
70 start, permanent. references required
80 Texas. See scott
FIRE3IEN AND BRAKEaIEN-s250 to
$500 monthly, experience unnecen1ary.
Write name position wautsd). Railway.
eare Eerald-
BOY WANTED-Good. steady POSITION.
about u years old, must speak English
Apply az 125 z san Antonio. Geneva
Jewelry Co
A COLORED man Tor porter. Who is VIII
inE 20 work. one with grocery experience
EreIerred permanent position Apply
RigEly-WlEgly on san Antonio.
WANTED-Toung men to come 20 he
sherman Auto & Tractor School 70 be-
come trained mechanics Write DEPT 60.
-nefnlans Tex.
LADIES to handle Cosmetic Facs-PeeieT.
Sells fast; ! agent here made SIS first
days agents name furnished Yes Call
zoos Texas. Apt 5. Your samples ready
now
dEWELRT and travelling goods salesman
IN store must be alert and fun Of pep.
good salary and commission. must speak
Spanish answer by giving age, expert
ence. references. etc Address J 66. care
Herald
IS ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR cash prizes
offered Tor the best titles on each Top
Notch comedy Ask your nearest pic
ture. show when they are showing Top
Notch comedies; see the pictures and
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