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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25
Business Chances.

Business finances.
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HAVE YOUR Ford overhauled tor SIS at
Neals Garage. 40 Texas
BRICk Earage. sox50. for rent good loca-
zion 141s ". Boulevard. n l8es.
WANTED-Partner with $500. no expert
ence necessary. but must be capable sales
man Address p O- Box l556-
FOR SALE good bakery. only bakery
IN town doing good business Address p
O. Box $50. A5o. Ariz
FOK SALE-Beauty parl0r. only one IN
city OF Maria. good business Address Box
eI7. Maria. Tex
FOR SALE-Firstciass general merchan-
disc business. making money good loea-
ton. Address X 50. care Herald
FOUR pool tables for sale al a bargain.
A. condition, also soft drink stand FOR
sale 353l Alameda. n -
HOUSE PAINTING and tinting. best work.
lowest prices Joe Fuentes. sol " oregon,
FOR RENT-LarFe storeroon with living
apartment. good location Inquire 81 Los
Angeles
" ANTED-An Investment from $4,000 %
$4,000 I'm good Mexican tenement prop
e7ty direct from owner J. S. Crozier.
Room 500. Trust Bldg-. Ph- 2955-
FOR sALE-TrauEfer business and storage.
good location. good business. equipped for
light and heavy hauling. truck and team
work. wlsE 10 sell az once going into
oller WORK AQurcsa u 80 &c Elelall
TOR SAIE-Smau dairy with high grade
registered Holstein cows. equipment and
good milk route Address P r D. I. BOX
$50. II Paso-
PHONE s655-EI Paso Transfer Co. We
move furniture. pianos. baggage and
freight hauling o. all kinds; get our
Llle-s-
WILL buy any stock o. merchandise up
20 100000. pay cash. clothing. furnish
inEs. shoes. jewelry. piece goods, VIII be
here a few days write or wire in care
Hotel Del Norte all particulars J. II. cole
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for hotel in
FL Paso a p room hotel and furniture
with g year lease from January 1. 1870;
want higher altitude II. n Nash.
Ranger Tex
FOR SALE-In Silver city. n. n. table
billiard room. chair barber shop and
best money maker in state price $1,000
address Carroll Bros. or Mecca Cigar CO.
silver CHS. \, u.
MOTOR CAR SUPPLY CO.-Under new
mana cement accessories. gasoline oils. cars
washed and polished. satisfaction guaran-
teed- ph. 1857 lis w Franklin
GUARANTEED REPAIR WORK
YOUNG married man with capital Of $500
desires 10 invest in going business where
services are required. have had consld-
g cradle business experience and can fur
nish references Address q SO. care Her
aid.
IT Will TAKE $500 70 handle a profit
able going and growing general merchan
disc business IN the heart OF the cotton
planting district OF the TT Paso valley.
you can make $1,000 on the buy. would con-
siGer El Paso real estate in the trade. See
JULIUS kANT0Rs CANUIILL0s TEX.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25
Business Chances.

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FOR SALE-Controlling interest in best
partially developed copper property 10
Globe-Aiiarui district. viii bear strict In
vestiEation- Address Box 1855. Globe. Ariz.
FOR SALE-sh0e repair shop. fully
equipped. and room dwelling adjoining
best shoe repair town in southwest Ad-
dress Box 2s6. santa Rita. \. ~
FOR SALE-Best fish market in city.
established years in Market House.
money maker, good reason for selling
this is live wire proposition and VIII
merit your closest investigation inquire
stall No. .. City Market House
WANTED-S3og0 TO purchase air com
pressor engine and drills 10 complete
work on copper mine IN Arizona. Others
have taken the risk and exposed rich ore
al 90 FEET. a fourth interest viii be given
and title TO machinery retained BY IN
weston; this viii stand strictesr investEa-
ton II interested. address J IS. care
Herald.
NINETY-STX PERSONS viii have an OF
portunity OF securing q small amount or
stock in a company now drilling and whose
well has a strong showing OF gas and
some oil: this is no boom ad. but the in
formation Is absolutely reliable
This offer closes Friday. Feb. 9th. and
you have chance 20 double your money
within the next Few weeks II you take
the trouble 10 Investigate this call on
OF write p Frank Campton, S25 Herald
Bids. Fl Paso. Ph. 23o7.
HAVE for sale a first class ladies' and
gents furnishing store. located in a small
town OF 1000 Inhabitants. good farming
community: IL will take between $1,000
and $4,000 to handle IL, $4,000 down. rest
in payments 10 suit purchaser. correspond
direct with owner c. E Head. Box soi.
Duncan. ARR
YOUR CONFIDENCE OUR TRUST
Money loaned an diamonds. watches. an
tonobIles. oil stocks and anything Of value
BARNETTss. 219 SAN ANTONIO ST.
Look for the Gold Clock.
Rooming Houses-Fcr Sale and Rent
BOOMING house for sale. Il rooms. steam
heat. good location. a bargain For IN
formation Phi 114S-
FOR SALE-Apartmeu house, up-to-
date apartments. newly built, fine loca-
tlon. close In. no agents. Phi 1855
II HOU WANT 10 buy or sell your room
ing house or small business. list same
with Meters.
JAMES L. MARI q COMPANY.
500 san Antonio st
CROZIER BARGAINS.
Ten room house, furnished. $500 1lrHt
payment, and the rents In half the house
VIII pay the ether payments out
Rouming house OF - rooms, nice furni-
ture and plenty OF il, rent only $40. good
neighborh0od. price. cash. $1,000;
Most any other kind Of rooming house
clear lots ont at Belmont Park. 81 down
and dollar per week. no interest
few more 20 acre placer claims IN
J. ;. CROZIER.
Phone 2055. Room s0s. Trust Bldg
A BIG BARGAIN
SIX rooms sleeping porch. can ne NeIy
nicely arranged into : apartments. excel
lent location. very good furniture, cheap
rent, $500. See
JAMES l. 1IARR & COMPANY.
500 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25
Help Wanted-MaIe

WANTED-Architectur craftsman. Cali
SIS Martin Bldg
WANTED-Steady boy with wheel not
going 10 school. good chance for right boy
Grayson Drug Co
BREAKFAST SPECIALS
No. Ia EGGS. Hot Cakes. Coffee 35c
No. Fam. Bacon. EEEs, Hot Cakes,
Coffee ----.----.-----.- -tuc
No 5-IIat Cakes. Ham or Bacon. COZ
zee - - 81 ss4al
No small Steak. EGGS. Toast.
koLIee ---s.s---.-.-ss % DOC
Nc. 5-Buczwheat Cakes. Sausage and
coffee =, 4se
B0LTON'S CAFE,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25
Underfakers

PEAK-HAGEDON UNDERTAKING CO.
Open day and night 5o6-5os Texas st..
Phi 49, Private ambulance service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25

FORD. light delivery. price t3s5.
also Ford I ton for gfo1. good
SHAPE Phi. 1885
GUARANTEED USED CARS
Touring.
Cadillac
Studehzker.
Paige
Trucks.
Ford
Vim.
Republic.
Good rubber. mechanically correct
Phone 1857. us " Franklin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25

NTNETY-SIN PERSONS viii have an op-
purtunily o. securing small amount OF
stock In a company now drilling and whose
well has a strong showing Of gas and
some oil. This IS no boom ad. hut the IN
formation is absolutely reliable
This offer closes Friday. Feb 9th and
YOU have a chance 70 double your money
within the next few weeks Z You take
nc trouble 10 Investigate this Call on
or write p Frank Camptou. 325 Herald
pIHr Fl paEo Pr 1901
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25
Help Wanted-SaIesmen

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WANTED-ENperieuc wholesale hard
ware city salesman. also q stock and order
clerk. send references Charles Held Co.
Las Vegas. " n
WANTED-High class stock -Ealesmen for
nationally advertised product. tremendous
demand necessitates expansion New York
factory, bank references. A. n. Mougin
Co, Stockton. Cal.
WAITED 20 sell our popular
priced line Of trunks and suit cases. COM
mission proposition. handled IN connection
with your present line until ability IS
shown. state territory now covering Ad-
dress T so. care Herald
Help Wanted-Male and Female
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WANTED-Man and wife for work on
cattle ranch. woman for cooking. good
wages Phi 1881.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25

A FEW SPECIALS FOR THIS
WEEK. ACT QUICKLY
NOTHING But BARGAINS
Eight rooms. three sleeping
porches furniture in very
good condition; can get two
years lease; must be seen TO
appreciate good location
- price $3.50 cash.
Twenty rooms. furniture In
very good condition: rent
SIPS q month; in center OF
city This place can be
bought for $1,000.
APARTMENT HOUSE
Eleven apartments. furniture
good. two years lease; rent
$500 per month; a money
maker. Price $500; terms.
See MR.. MARTIN
GOODMAN BROS. 4 CO.
Real Estate Insurance
eos y. Stanton ST. Pm. 242s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25
For SaIe-Mstorevcles

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20 aELs,N DAVIDSON IaIs irotnrcycie.
che APP Tor cash, bonds or -ool typewriter.
call 1flf Bishee, evenings after s or sun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25
Lodge Notices

Lodge Notices
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SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Successor 70 the
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY.
Meets every Tuesday night at X P. Hail
Obituaries
ATTENTION. l. o. b. B.
Funeral services for the late brother.
n l. Harris. OF 2Giarui. Ariz-. ledge VIII
be held from the funeral parlors OK Nc
Bean. Simmons e. Hartford. Thursday
morning February 26. 1890. az 10 O'Clock
All me1bers are urged TO attend this
service. MARTIN ZIELONKA.
Secretary
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25
1000 ACRES. s WELLS.
salnn %

Have sust returned from the Toyah and
Pecos oil fields where I have secured 1899
acres checker boarded over the field. part
Of this acreage ad1oins the shallow wells
now producing: il IS nor intention 20
dill three shallow wells where the oil
is found in three 20 five barrel capac-
itr- this oil IS o. the very highest
Grade and is quoted at SIS a barrel. 3
wells producing 10 barrels win net Us $500
q dar. leaving 500 acres for Us 10 dispose
Of. IS soon as one o. the deep tests near
this acreage IS started. want 50 people 70
put in 500 each S0r will sell one-half
unftsl. an leases VIII Be held here IN es-
CROW BY the bank: our rig IS on the
ground and we viii start 20 drill immedi-
ately. Write OF phone for maps and any
other Information.
J. F. BIsCHOFF.
Office Phi $50 residence Ph- 1907.
To2 Two Republics BLDG Il Paso. Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25

DUAL COUNT
Empire -eu comes in a gusner- own
leases in Duval County on the oil struc-
ture. got them early and can sell them
right. $50 Invested may make you indie
pendent get busy
BENZ. " HALE,
81 Trust Bldg. Phone sos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25

NOTICE. LABOR AGENCIES.
We need 50 Mexican families for
farm work near Fl Hancock. Tex.
See J. B. Speers at Del Norte Hotel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25

LOOK-Right at Five Points, six brand
new two-room unfurnished apartment.
disappearing beds. gas stoves and ice
boxes furnished VIII give good lease 70
responsible party. See Meier or Rice.
JAMES L. MARI s COMPANT-
PIN ~ .la san Antonln s..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25

keal Estate MdnteQ
CASH for 2 corner lots u wen located.
bargains. give fun particulars first letter
Address 80. care Herald-
WANTED-To buy from owner, 8 room
house with sleeping porch az bargain
Pm. 5s32W.
Will PAY $500 cash on 4. S or room
house, walking distance. balance monthly.
Phi 1858
WANT 20 buy good or room house,
will pay cash for same II Il Is a bargain.
give location and price Address No o.
Is. care Herald
WILL PAY $50 down and balance $40
per month FOR small home in suburbs, from
owner only. Phi 6ss2J.
TO BUY. from owner. = or s room house
In Alta Vista OF Government HILL small
cash payment and terms. Address II IS.
care Herald
II YOU WANT 10 sen your home out
Golden Hill or Manhattan Heights way
address J. 90. care Herald. giving locs-
ton, description and price; am looking
FOR bargain and prepared for quick
action, no agents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25

NATIONAL nIe-
Fine uphoisterlrE. perfect
condition. good tires a bar
gain al $500. You VIII grab
this after Inspection
MOTOR CAR SAILS CO.. nc
sos Montana Phone 5575-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25

IT WILL TAKE $500 70 handle profit
able going and growing general merchan-
disc business IN the heart OF the cotton
planting district OF the El Paso valley.
yau can make $1,000 on the buy. would con-
sider El Paso real estate in the trade. see
JULIUS kANTORs CANUTILLOs TEX.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25

WANTED-In the next 70 days. lee desks,
geo two inch post beds. 100 singer sew
ing machines. zoo refrigsrators 100 gas
ranges. 100 electric fans and al kinds OF
furniture. we guarantees the best prices
TEXAS iF2TRSsITURE Co. PHONE aogz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25
Situations Waated-FemaIe

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EXPERIENCED typewriter wishes posi-
ton in office. Phi 5s12
PTBLIC STENOGRAPHER-L work
a specially Mrs. Reynolds, 225 Trust
Bldg Pm e944.
EXPERIENCED stenographer desires per-
manent position, can give references. Phi
s021W.
PROFESSIONAL nurse. experienced in
visiting nursing. will make calls by the
hour Phi T91sW. 3fo2 AlamoEordo.
YOUNG LADY with general office expert
ence desires position. speaks spanish flu
entity. best references Address ID II. care
Herald
WANTED-Limlted number Of pupils.
tutoring. coaching. careful. thorough in
structiou BY experienced teacher. city ref
ersnces. Address P. o. Box 1901. Il Paso,
Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25

YOUNG married man with capital Of $500
desires 20 invest IN going business where
services are required: have had consid-
cradle business experience and can fur
nish references Address Il SO. care Her
aid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25
Wanted-Room and Board

WANTED-Board and room with sleeping
porch for young men. close In preferred
Address X GO, care Herald
FOR REFINED. elderly lads. has some
rheumatism otherwise good health. not
very much trouble. good money for nice.
homelike service and trouble. Phi $3.50
after ?. m
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-07
MUCH BAD PAPER
Criminal Charges May Follow
Closing of HomewOOd Bank.
Total of $27, 900 in Questionable
Assets, 1t Is Said.

Criminal charges in connection with
the closing of the Homewood, Frank
lin county, State bank, were indicated
today thru the state banking depart
ment. The bank was closed Monday
under order of Walter E. Wilson, state
bank commissioner. Questionable as
sets amounting to $4,000 are said to
be in the bank.
Information relative to paper in the
bank has been turned over to- the
county attorney of Franklin county.
He is instructed to bring criminal pro-
Eeeedings against bank officers IL ille-
gal acts are shown. ~
Probable Deficit of 1000.
The questionable paper is said to
have been placed in the bank by x. L.
Mort Of Minneapolis. Mimi, president;
and ]. L. Mort of Reeder, n. D., vice
president. The bank faces a probable
deficit of $4,000 to $4,000. accord
ing to a statement by L. A. Johnson.
deputy bank commissioner.
Securities regarded as worthless are
said to have been found in the bank
last summer. Since that time the in
stitution has been under close sur
veilance by the state banking depart
ment Organization of new bank
known as the Peoples State bank was
opened simultaneously with closing OF
the defunct institution. Personnel of
officers of the new bank does not in
c1ude any of the managers of the bank
inst closed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-07
OPEN Grind EARLY
Congress Hardly Waits to Hear
Presidents Message.
Senate Resumes Debate on
Packer Regulation Bill.
APPROPRIATIONS UP SOON
Secretary Baker Called by the
House for ''Breaking Faith"
Debate on Johnson Immigra-
tiOn Bill To Be Limited.

Washington, Dec. 7.-Receipt of
President Wilson's annual message
was the principal business before con-
gress today. altho the program in both
the senate and house called for the
Inauguration of actual legislative
work.
The senate calendar today called for
debate on the bill for federal regula-
ton of the meat packing industry, left
over from the last session, but there
was a possibility, it was said. it might
go over until some future date.
In the house. legislation for the re-
striction cf immigration was expected
to be taken up, the bill prohibiting
immigration for a period of two years
having been reported out of commit
tee yesterday.
Appropriation Bills Soon.
The house appropriations commit
tee, which originates all money bills,
has been meeting for some time and
some of the minor measures soon will
be ready for action. These bills will
be the principal if not the only busi-
ness of the present session, and PreSi-
dent-elect Harding has asked leaders
to get them out of the way before
March 4, SO as to clear the decks for
the major pieces of legislation to come
up at the special session to be called
soon after Inauguration.
Representatives from the south and
west are ready to demand a bill re-
viving the war finance corporation.
This step was decided upon at joint
meeting of the house and senate agri-
culture committees called to consider
ways of meeting the farm conditions
brought about by falling prices.
Says Baker Broke Faith.
Secretary Baker was asked today by
the house military committee to ap-
pear before it Friday to explain why
the war department has recruited an
army of more than $50. 900 men,
Chairman Kahn of the house mill
tary affairs committee said some COM
mittee members felt that the war de-
partment had broken faith with the
committee. explaining that the army
appropriation for the year was based
on a maximum of 10000 men with
the understanding that such a force
would be sufficient.
Reports to the committee Mr.. Kahn
continued, indicate that the army now
approximates 10000 men and that
2S0, 900 maximum allowed under the
army reorganization act. If this were
done, he added, a deficit of at least
$3.50. 100000. would be incurred dur
ing the fiscal year.
Lodge Ballzs nsSenate.
Senator Lodge today refused to let
the senate consider the resolution dj-
(ContInuad on Page SixJ
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-07
TO leave CAPITAL
President-EIect VIII Not Sta,
in Washington.
Will Return to Marion and
SecIude Himself.

Washington, Dec Proposed .,oli-
cies of the Harding administration
were discussed today at conferences
held at the capitol between the presi-
dent-elect and congressional leaders
Hardings time was so fully engaged
that he was forced to froego a golf
game with some friends which he ~ i
hoped to be able to play before leaving
at 4:10 p. m. for his home in Ma rion
Inasmuch as he will not return 10
Washington until he comes to assume
the presidency, Harding wished to see
as many of the leading members OF
C rperess today as possible. Harding
sale late yesterday that he will not
come back here this winter. Because
of the large number of persons who
want to see Harding and whom he has
M time to see. he will work in Sc
cluded office to which he will invite
those with whom he wishes to confer.
| Harding's conferences began yester-
day following his appearance In the
senate. In a talk with newspaper men
later. Harding said he did not want to
/ do anything upon which the impress
sion would be based that he was an
ticipating too much by beginning now
to discuss plans for his administra-
ton.
! He made it clear that he does not
intend however. to waste any time
that he wants to get members of con-
gress thinking now about the prob
lems which he will ask their co-opera-
ton in solving after March and that
he intends to begin at once building ur
the spirit of understanding and CO.
operation between the two branches OF
the government for which he pleaded
In his speech to the senate.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-07
THEY Want TARIFF
American Farm Bureau Makes
Demand for Protection.
Declares the Foreign Products
Drive e. S. Producers Out.

indianapolis. Ind, Dec. demands
for protective tariffs covering farm
products from peanuts to wool, were
demanded by delegates to the conven-
ton of the American Farm Bureau
Federation. in session here today.
President j. r. Howard declared
sentiment from all sections of the
country was solidifying behind a tariff
program. tho in the past the farmer
as been regarded as a free trader"
"Our tariff demands are not radi-
CAL" Howard said. "A1l that we want
is equality in tariff legislation as it
pertains to industrial and agricultural
products
The proposed duty on foreign pea
nuts is not intended to make the bags
at the ball parks smaller. but merely
to afford protection for southern
growers. who turn much of their prod
uct into oil. They are now facing seri-
Gus competition from foreign imports
of vegetable oil.
Delegates from Michigan and Cali
fornia, the largest bean producing
states, are clamoring for a duty on
japanese beans.
Canadian shipments of potatoes are
worrying American farmers. Canadian
farmers can place potatoes on the De-
troit market cheaper because of the
freight rates than can the American
producers in that city. Howard said
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-07
Kansas ReserUe
Bank Buys a T.B.
Clinic In County

The third Topeka bank to establish
a tuberculosis clinic under the aus
pices of the Christmas sale of the
Topeka tuberculosis association was
announced today when the Kansas Re
serve State bank contributed 500 for
the purchase of a health bond. The
officers of the bank have not decided
as to the location of its clinic for the
year 1921.
This action by the Kansas Reserve
bank makes a total of six 500 clinics
to be subscribed since the beginning
of the 'health sale" conducted by the
Topeka tuberculosis association. The
other five clinics will be named for
the Crosby Brothers company, the
Warren NJ. Crosby company, the Bank
of Topeka, the Merchants National
bank, and Mrs George Holmes.
It has been decided to keep open the
bond sale until Christmas. The plans
of the Topeka tuberculosis association
for the establishment of a free clinic
Memorial clinic, and the employment
of two nurses. has created increased
interest over the city. Persons desiring
to aid in this great fight against dis
ease are asked to telephone Mrs Kurtz
Kellam. sales director, or L E. Henry.
, treasurer, at the Bank of Topeka.
The Christmas seals will be mailed
out in a few days.
Each little seal. costing but one cent
is helping to save lives. according to
DR.. Chas. H. Lerrigo. of the state board
of health. Thirteen per cent fewer
people died of tuberculosis last year as
a result of the work financed by the
seals.