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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-01
Employers Liable
For Injuries to
Minor Employees

Employers are-warned in buiis-
lin which is being sent out frcm here
By Newton Vandalism, state direc''i
for vocational education, hat N tie
event of the injury OF a minor VIC is
ILLEGALLY employed the employer be-
comes personally liable. The warming
"a included in a set OF rules and regr-
lations governing the o~rsanizati'n
and administration of part time
schools and classe under the ne"
state law. copies Of which are being
sent 10 all local school authorities
and employers of labor throughout
the state. These rules and regulations
which were adopted by the state board
for vocational education at a meeting
here January 20. are as follows:
For school Authorities
l. Prepare and keep continuously
on hand a card index or register
showing names and addresses OF all
minors IA to Is years Of age residing
in the school district. This should be
kept strictly up to date at all times.
2. Record regularly on these cards
or on the register the place OF en-
ployment and the school attendance
Of minor named.
3. When any minor II to is years
Of age is employed on out Of school
contrary to law. report same TO tru-
ant officer. and in case of continued
violation of law report to board OF
inspectors Of child labor.
4. Establish In accordance with the
law and the current plans of the stat
board of vocational education a part
time school or class unless there are
fewer than fifteen minors residing IN
The school district who are eligible to
enrolment in a part time school
4. Issue i'm accordance with the
part time school law to any minor
IA to is years of age applying Tor
same. or TO the board Of inspectors of
child labor, a certificate giving grade
residence and date OF birth of such
minor.
G. During the month Of September
each year IN school districts OF the
first class provide for and require the
registration In duplicate Of all school
pupils. ana deliver duplicate copies
Of registration blanks to the board of
Inspectors Of child labor.
These blanks must contain the fol-
lowing. Date OF issue, name Of pu.
nil; date Of birth; birthplace; signa-
ture ION both copIesl OF parent or
guardian; name Of school; grade.
q. Post a copy OF these rules (Which
will BIO furnished by the state board
for vocational education) conspier-
ously in every school in the school
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-01

I district where - 10 IS year old Hiin'
lors are enrolled.
For Employers
/ Require an employment eertf.'
licate from every minor under IL
years Of age who enters your EN-
ploy.
2. Keep this certificate on file as
long as the minor is in your employ.
;. When this minor ceases TO be
employed by you return tie employ
ment certificate 10 the board or IN
s~pectors Of child labor or to the depu-
" who issued Il. This must be done
within five days after the employ
ment of the minor ceases.
4. Keep on file in your office or e..
Enlistment a complete list Of al
minors under is years of age who are
in your employ.
s. Keep a copy Of these rules con-
spicuously posted in your establish
ment where all employees will have
frequent occasion TO see them.
Note. Attention is called to the fact
that If any Illegally employed minor
Is injured his employer becomes per
sonally liable.
For Minors Under is
/. You must finish the eighth grade
or its equivalent or reach the age Of
16 before leaving school.
Your city superintendent Of schools
II you have attended in a school dis
trlct Of the first class, and otherwise
your county school superintendent,
has the authority to judge whether
or not you have had the equivalent OF
an eighth grade education.
2. If YOU are a graduate Of the
eighth grade secure from your Local
school board a certificate giving your
date Of birth and the name Of the
school which you have last attend-
ed, and stating that you are an eighth
grade graduate.
This certificate must be furnished
TO the board of inspectors of chill
labor or to its local deputy, who will
issue to you an employment certifl-
cate.
3. Hand this employment certit!-
cate to your employer who will Keep
it on file as long as YOU are employ
ed by him, and who must return 1t
to the board or deputy when your
employment ceases.
4. When you find another job oh
tain this same employment c%ertifi-
cate again and hand 1t to your new
employer. It must first be Endorsed
to your new employer by the board
or deputy.
3. II you are between 10 and Is
years Of age and have not finished
the eighth grade or its equivalent pro
coed in exactly the same way as above
stated and enroll in q part time or
evening school. You will be required
to attend this school five hours PEI
week until YOU have finished the
eighth grade or It's equivalent or M.
tn you have reached the age of Is
Turkey does not need n navy. Her
troops can reach Armenia by land
Sioux City Journal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-01
Marion County Hen
Lays Easter Egg Of
Extra Large Size

The Capital Journal vas the re-
cipient Wednesday of a genuine East
er Egg. The egg is indicative of the
ambitions Of the flock of White Leg
horn hens owned by Mrs. p. j. Oar
by, Salem, route 5.
The egg measures six and one-half
inches by eight and three-quarters
circumference and weighs exactly
five ounces, Mrs. Darby states that
one hen in her flock lays two eggs of
this size, each week, and that her
flock has been laying unusually large
eggs this spring.
While eggs of this size are not UNI
common, perhaps the consumer wno
pays from 40 to so cents per dozen
for "hen fruit wishes that this was
the standard by which Biddie worked
all the time.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-01
Want to Quit Tobacco?

If you want to quit tobacco or 10
use less. get a package Of Nicotol tab
lets from your druggist. You will he
surprised how easy it is to quit. Nico-
tol drives nicotine from YOUR system
and kills the craving for tobacco, and
10! the tobacco habit quits YOU. Ali
druggists are authorized to sell NicA-
tol under a steel bound money back
guarantee, SO it costs you little to quit
and nothing if Nieotol fails.
Note-Ask your druggist what 9th
ers say about the wonderful power of
Nicotol to break the tobacco habit.
He knows and he can be trusted to
tell Won the full truth. adv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-01
Millions of Tiny Germs
Cause Your Catarrh

sprays and aenehss.
g. &. s. will cleanse your oleed
al ths esvss Of Catarrh, and give
real relief. 1t has been in rom
slant use for more than fifty
Years. and in sold by all druggists
Buy = -botsls Of s. S. S. today ana
lose re ,fussAsr time in getting ON
the right treatment.
Valuable advice regarding year
case will be furnished free. AZ
dress Medical Adviser, 103 Swht
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-01

has been sanctioned by the gov
and Canada. ~Thc duration Of the
the report says, will De apoi''
Is months and should the venture ne
attended with that degree OF suc'ess
hoard of trade and the Ventur
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-01
Real Relief Comes Only by
Cleansing the Bleed Of the
Germs.

You must realize that yeur blood
!. loaded down with catarrh
germs, and these germs must Dc
Tsmoyed from your blood before
Won can expect real, rational RELIEF
from the disease. And Of course
YOU know that you cannst resen
these germs in your blood with
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-01

Hoover has got it OF the leaning
Tower of Pisa. which only teams one
way.@Greenvine Piedmont,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-27
Junto aGf.Cap:itolio
Un Cato en- Ell Presupuesto

parecierOn halIar sus comentariStas en-
el hecho de que el Nunicipio a1incnta
Sc un cato Y 10 que subsecuentementc
Sc ha esci.it0 acer:a de ese asuntO, de,
muestra que entire los americnnps. CO
mo entire los hombres de menos aentido
,plraictiffs,. existe, IA !creeepcia de que el
cato Sso ab$9lutamentc Until y
=. Ell cato nos inspira, gcneralm"nte, an
ffp2 ffq . Acspvacio. Dc clio <o,l' mucs-
frsS f$ el.euentps las Bhtllas. dha Inspire
e ilic;!Iente al que G6liG4d csf6s apun-
les. 81 fuf uiio ID los poct< ,,uc al
lcnterar<e de Ia. carta def alcal'le Hy-
Ian, no soni'ieron.. pesdc & dfa que fu6
publicudo ese clii'ioSo 'tlpeitfnento pre-
senti que Ir, Hylan Y sgls .pancgeris-
.las, ,cs.aj,an dpstinadoS Il SGffif' I'm gran
chasco. La cauSa dc clio cS q,go tengo
acerca Gel cato. critsIio radio, lmente
diStinto que, Ia mayor partG dc mis- Sc
mci;lnt's s5,,'4'. II =
.Aun1Gc supongo Que inufho; lie mis-
.lectprcs 50 hprlardll De Iii ingcnuidad.
ne. paritiG5$ .pertf1ciite coafe$iifles, aho-
II, Il anS p ncsefilD3 aeefca dc in cato, que
he. lfSIiatl;i 1fimffigla ptfihirac;6n SIM
ipta1tia HI eaft45e IRE dl aflfmaies 10 creo
cue ba}aa otfos mas aitivos indepen-
1ientcs. Son illgratcs. c;.Si taatO CO.
mo cl hon!bre, cS c.erto. pero hay tai
nobleza en- 81 ingratitud, es dce;r, son
tan fraucamente ingratos. cue mas que
un defecto lie su e&pccie su desprecio
absolute a las obiigacioaes que iinpo-
ne cl reconocimiento, me parele una
cualidad
Ell cato tiene instintos parecidos a
los. del hombre Como este, .ro6a. PEE
70 no Sc sabe de ningdn cato, que en-
'ttil tie q fiiI4ivaBdifte. en- las detinas baftl
lapgdpffil4Fsste flsAtafHaa ine96i. egtiiffdada.
ST 81 llaAdljie no 'lel l4mpone, la .1ietesfdad
de laS..i3o. Gilsta atainBian. como eI
'iiomtfcs de due Ia luz aall6sal lie INA
luna all;mtre. sus deIiquios aaf.Fosos.
Y es holgazdn. como eI -hombrr. Tn.
cato. dorinitil santamente como TN .Bu-.
r6crata- o Aai4 flaile.
Para comptetar el plogio de h sitlni-
rable raza felina, en- este moineiito, pa
ri toda ella honroso, en- q que ,fho de
slls mielnbros ha sido admitido en- aeI
presupuesto dc Ia 2a. ciudad del mum
do, solo tengo que expoaerA que Via de
sus mas delicadas afinidales Goa n6es-
ira especie, Ia que ia mas acreche
a nuestta consideration y ll,;estra
silApatia, es que la muier mas atIora-
bic, la que; cumple mejor ell sublime
deber de su sexo, dc Iuleiticar las pee.
mas que amargan la vida de SUI cons
PAM de existcncia, es, intludallemen-
te, Ia AVe imitaN la admirable, la ex-
quisita inextinguible voIuntatls de
la gata.
ATTACIIE. 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-27

Per Daraingo Rivera,
Sub-Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-27
WASHINGTON.

W
iUn cato puede ser empleado muni-
cipal? Tal cs el prOblema que preO.
cup6 en- estOs dfas los altos funcio-
narios del AyuntamientO de Nueva
York, 4 cOnsecuencia de haber descu-
bierto eI alealle de dFicha : ,citudahI ME,
Hylan, que entire los gatqs de material
del Departame1nttoo. 1tto. y Municipal de EAu- Pa
ci6n'. H,hfg qpa parttiida dc #To, dees,c1
tinada a la .maHuntcpci6n dA "! tsjaito tssato.,
II ci9ita ,1ie1 le sSiEgi3. 81 gllGyaIsde, gllGyaIsd!e,
IaI C3ntador dGI Aynntfpsicpto is my NJ y,
Esimpdt;ca y cxpIica peFfectaamye2.ltte, Il Y lt ii n
case. Dice asi: -.---es---.
\, pciir Sir: lc ;adiNi~ u4H9ueBG con
ira el tpsoro municipal Dor Sc. 30, can
tiida!d i@lestilr9da LaLauaR tsRillaatts.f sode
un gate 4kle aaeeaYta Observation-Disclosures
cion.I dpl@ite los: mRsgs 4eTduli9 agos
Ito Y scpticmbrc''
~. ,".tqs'lIi4ies2o, ,yaheF eFitcs1stenltlE taf|5
bajos SllG Fga IiAECeSc rgate - tf' orr tsel
|puell9 syiasitjilxtifs7ln flo qqsb bepesta Il
la ciuslad l.pglptenerle. sInFantss 81 lg-
rfodd fle g;F;lei2aef, n, Asepanro!s aseGiela en-
Dc ael SlEeldetiI tdeaI In fSiEsella aRh5fualjat
ese ;sato2 . y nui(a peFtelsece i1st Igptg2
Z Figura Ia alimentaci6n del cato en-
ell presupucsto de 1902,
Very truly yours.
John T. HfGa,
Alcalde.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-27
BANCo POPULAR
de
Economics y Prestamos.
FundadO en- 1898
Apartado AL. - TeIefono S2S.
San Juan, P. r.
CoNvoCAToRIA

En- session Ordinaria del z de los CO.
rrientes acOrd0 eI Conscio de Gobierno
dc csta Sociedad fiar eI 81 del actual
y hora de las ocho de Ia noche, para
celebrar, en- las oficinas de este Banco,
a aJUNTA GENERAL ORDINARILY
que determinan los Estatutos Re-
glamentos por que Sc rige esta insti-
tuci6n.
/. Sc ruega los Sres. Accionistas su
puntuaI asisteneia al acto. por 81 o
pOr medio dc representation legal. Sc
gun estabIece Ia secci6n sa. en- sns
|articulos ", "a y IS de los refefidcs
Estatutos.
San Juan, P. R., II Enere de 1920.
JUAN APELLANIz,
Advt. Director Gerente interino.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-27

AlrededGr dc es'o qpe pareoi0 una
grac'oss irrcguarislad administrative,
|se form0 gran reyuelo, porque los ami
Cos del Alcalde pretendieron yer una
.prueba del cello dbn que este vela por
los intereses1 municipales en- 81 hecho
de que ,descpbriera que, IN cato CON
sumo parte del dinero que PAGAN los
contribuyentes para atender los ser
viciosf p1blicos.. s.o -
Investigate ol easo Sc comprob6 que
Ia .consignaci6n presupuestal menciona-
da estaba plenamente justificada, v fu6
prcsentado el cato al alcalde. Guien Sc
VIC ohligado a reconocer que hal,fa da-
tlo un paso en- falso, pues Sc trata. de
I'm animal que ahorra fodos los amos
a la ciudad, los centenares de pesos
que antes lie costaba feparar los dafos
que en- los dep6sitos de libros del De-
|partamento de Educaci6n, ocasio1aban
las ratas.
Ahora tolos recohcen que .el cato fa-
moso. es mo de los mas titles elnplea-
dos del Ayuntamicnto de Nueya York
Ipor 10 que ha sido reconocido ya cono
tai, Y esta aprohada una part:da del
presupuesto anuai que dice: Para ell
mantenimiento de un cato en- el De-
partamtnto Gle Educaci0n: $26''.
Ia explosion de risa due. prod1io Ell
Jlescubfimiento realizado por cl Alcal-
de de Nueva York, Ia conlicidad que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-27
-NINGUNO lie IGUALA EN- PRECIO Nj
CALIDAD. SAGA LAS MANCHAS AL NTINUTO
CADIERNO HERMANOS,
s Agentes Exclusives.
BANCO COMMERCIAL DE PUERTO RICO
14e eDIVDENDO ACTIVO. +
Agentes Exclusives.

Aprobado por el COnsejo Directories ell Balance de
stuac6n del Banco al 81 de Dicenbre Gltimo fu6
do repartr los se0reS accOniStas divdendO prOvi
sOna de cnco por ciento p0r acci0n que pago Ia
ocna Central las de las SucurSales quede alberto
el da ounce del mes coYriente.
San Juan, 8 de EnerO de 1920. f.
4. S4RWIENTO,
SecrctGrO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-27


90 q AhoEAao Dun Rafncl falariOs
Ec6sSenrE. una nocitn a nomhre d.
Dcn Eariqus Cons&loz Rodsiroez "a
"a que se declare = - favcr q doni.
MO ag q srsiente fncR:
~RTSTICA. dgnominnda II LA.
nc" ssdi1sda un q tarrio del Ca
Gao. Gel ttrmino municipal De ls
Carolina, compucsta de doscientas
cincGsHta y seis cuerdas de teTrcno
con vcinte y cincO ctntimos de Otra,
cquivalentes a cien hectareas, se-
tenta Eress y noventa y una cen
tianeas: cOntcniendo una casa de
MADEIRA para habitacion, siendo d.
chOs terrenOs de vega en- 81 ma
yor parte, y algunos quebrados, y
hallandose su perimetro enclavado
bajo las siguientes colindancias;
por el Ncrte, con el rio Grande de
Lola y Don Jose Esteban Saldaha
antes, hey Don Enrique Gonzalez;
por el Este, con la quebrada Truji-
llo; por el Sur con tierras dc Don,
Patricio Spsa antes, hoy Don An
+. tonic Sosa; y por el Oeste, con
otras de Doiia Maria Morales y el
mencionado Rio Grande de Lola"
POR TANTO, Sc hace constar en-
dichas solicitud que el dominic de di-
cho inmueble pertenece al peticiona-
rio titulo de compra-venta, por ha-
berlo adquirido de So anterior duefo,
Mr.. Thomas G. Weymouth Yllidge,
segun escritura nnmero veinte Y cua-
tro, de fecha 10 de Septiembre de
1919, otorgada en- esta Ciudad ante el
Notario Don Luis Llorens Torres, Gu
va copia fue inscrita en- cuanto q la
cabida de ciento noventa y nueve
caerdas con 1902 metros DO centime-
tres con que eonsta 'registrAda ldicha
fhea al folio sc, del tonfo 16 de Caro-
Ena, finca numero 295, inscription 16ji
y denegada la inscription fespette;a a
Ia difeteneia de cineuehta1 seis icuer-l
idas con aveinte v cihtG esHtifios de
otra, pp9ojr no resaltaf finstfitas1a 4l0m4i
ibge, del vendedor nj de persona alguLI
na,; ;habiendose toniado aif6tactif66n pre-
yentivt3aaa a favor del sa0llTprad0r. r4aAd0r " q
laiPOR GUANT0,l auique Ia feferida
6nos anaracfa asna.nra iI,s:c,fp ii, III
deula Proppiiedad con Una eabiida de
idoscientas cuerdas, mensurada aqne1la
eneel ano 1900, respltaron bajo sus
mis1nas colindancias = liin1ites DOS
CIENTAS, CINCUENTA Y SEIS
iCUERDAS con yeinte y einco cent?
mos de otra, que con las segregation
hecha por su anterior duefo Mr.. Way
mouth de una faja de dos metros de
ancho por cuatrocientos treinta Y cua-
tro de largo favor del Municipio de
Carolina, qdeda reducida hoy a una
superfcie de DoSCIENTAS GIN
CUENTA Y SEIS CUERDAS dos CEN
timos de otra, Y treinta y cinco me-
tros con SO centimetros cuadrados,
equivalentes a Glen hectareas, sesenta
y dos areas y noventa Y siete centia7,
reas.
T, POR> TANTO, y habiendose ordena-
do por el Hon. Juez sde esta Eorte Sc,
publique la pretensi6n por tres vecess
en- un periodico de los de mayor eir-
culacion de los que Sc editan en- festa,
Ciudad, para que los que tengan alA
gun derecho real sobre el imueble des-
critic, las personals ignoradas quie-
mes pueda perjudicar la inscripci6n,yy
en- general todo Ell que desee oponer-
Sc, pueda efeetuarlo dentro del ter
mino de sesenta dias, libro la presen-
te en- San Juan, P. R., 23 de Enero
de 1920.
Q. Negron Sanjurjo,
Secretario.
Per Daringo Rivera.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29

A DELIGHTFUL party FOR the
n younger society set viii be given
tonight by Miss Mary Nafe in
honor Of Miss Elizabeth Woodson.
guest OF Miss Marjorie and Miss Mil
dred Pew. and Miss Frances Carter,
guest OF Miss Mary and Miss Margaret
Harvie. Miss Nafe Will be assisted By
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Y. Maze.
The receiving line also viii include
NIr. and Mrs Paul Nafe and. Mr. AMI
Mrs. Robert Gibson
Orange and white viii be the colors
used in the decorations and ices.
The young guests who viii enjoy
the compliment Of the evening are,
Marjorie Pew, Mildred Pew, Mary
Harvie, Margaret Harvie, Marion
Howe, Jane Burgess, Elizabeth Burgess,
Nary Heermans, Harriet Heermans.
Caralou Bruce. Of Fresno, Calf; Betty
Stafford, Louise Kettler, Helen kettler.
Lucille Crenshaw, Evelyn Ellison,
Helen LOOMS, katherine Earle,
Beatrice Hills, Violet Armstrong, Mil
dred Bishop, Edith Robertson, Flor
ence Robertson and Messrs- Colvin
Banner, Hyland Irwin, Wagner Daw-
son, Ivy Beauchamp, Dick Loves, Sid
ney Steel. Ferguson. Ben Howell, Ro-
Maid German. Billy Piatt, George
Mathews. Montgomery. Malcolm Webb.
Paul Anderson. Walter Clayton, Ray
Colbert, Hugo Becker, Murphy, Chas.
Brown and Jack Happier
The reception rooms AID ballroom
Of the Woman's club we're beauti-
fully decorated with Shasta daisies
and palms for the dance which Miss
Lenna Robinson gave Wednesday
night for four popular visiting girls,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
Lost Since 1910,
Property Found;
Street ReObened

After having been lost since 1910.
a small piece OF property just off
West San Antonio street has been
found" by the city council and iden-
titled as what IS left Of the old So
nora street, and again has been
opened as such to give outlet TO pri-
vate property which hitherto has
been entirely surrounded and with
out outlet.
In 1910, all Of Sonora street. with
exception OF one so yard stretch, was
closed as being not needed as q pub
lie thoroughfare- Passing Of time
caused loss OF the Identification OF
that small strip, and it since has gone
on the tax rolls as unknown"
Inquiries OF the owner OF property
on what was at one time the street
caused the council to dig back into
the old records. with the result that
the identity Of the street was estab-
lished and 1t has been ordered re-
opened by acting mayor r C. Semple
and the council
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
Cedar Street Building
To Be Location OF First
Cooperative Store Here

Five-year lease on the building at
SIS Cedar street. near Five Points,
has been obtained by the Ell Paso Co
operative association TO house the
first OF what is TO be a string OF
grocery stores controlled by the con
sumer. according TO Horace A Green,
secretary.
The lease was obtained from Frank
NJ Gallaher for q consideration OF
S9I60, Mr.. Green said. and a $4,000
stock OF groceries is 10 be placed i'm
mediately so that the store can be
opened by September !.
The store viii be operated on the
membership plan. IL is stated. each
member receiving at the end Of three
months a rebate on all purchases dur
ing that time. The rebate in other
such stores, Mr.. Green says, has
ranged from to % percent
Endorsement Of local labor unions.
churches and fraternal organizations
has been given TO the cooperative
store. Mr. Green says.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
PLACE is TO
REAR CHILDREN WISELY

Alpha J. Taylor. OF Duncan. Ariz-, in
a letter to The Herald. and she an
swers. Yes"
Should they run for Officer No. ="
she replies, because woman in the
beginning was given to man as a
helpmate; in other words TO be the
luxury OF his home. the blessing Of
his life 7 DO not disqualify her be-
cause she lack the knowledge, for
she has the brains, but they were
given to her for a far higher purpose
than politics; that is. when used as
God intended; to mold the minds OF
children to become good and great
that their sons may be wise rulers"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
Michigan Men Here To Be At Bedside
OF Brother, Seriously III In Ell PaSo
OHRIs FRS. Of Holland. Mich, who .

CHRIS FRS, of Holland, Mich, who
y came to FL Paso four years ago
for his health, is seriously Ill in
Rolston hospital. and two brothers,
summoned from Michigan, have ar
rived to be at his bedside.
John FRS, OF iceland. Mich, and
Jacob FRS, Of Holland. Mich, arrived
Wednesday afternoon on The Golden
State, and are guests at the home Of
Henry Fris, another brother, at 1901
Bliss street.
Jacob FRS, though only % years
Of age, Is president of the Y NJ c. A.
OF Holland, and is said to be the
youngest 7. NJ C. A president in the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. A L Gibson and little
daughter. Beatrice, Of Carlton, Texas,
have been guests for the past few
days of Mrs. Gibson's mother, Mrs
Helen De Violin, and her sister, AIRS.
c. W Kilgore. Mr.. and Mrs. Kilgore
left Thursday with their guests for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29

favor this season. An effective
way OF using "all-oyer" lace IS
Illustrated in this model pink crepe
meteor. The kImono blouse wears a
bib and cuffs OF lace. The back Of the
blouse is like the front except for an
invisible closing down the center.
Old blue Erosgrain ribbon edges the
cuffs and is run in a bias line round
the glrdle OF crepe meteor. 4 ruffle
OF lace makes the short overskirt
that cascades to form a pannler ef-
feet on each side OF the straight
gathered skirt Of crepe Meteor. A hat
Of pink Neapolitan straw IS trimmed
with shaded pink ostrich feathers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29

No-To-Bac has helped thousands to
break the costly. uerve-shattering to-
bacco habit Whenever T0u have a
longing for a smoke or chew, Just
place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet
in your mouth instead All desire
stops Shortly the habit s. completely
broken, and you are better of men
tally. physically. financially. It's SO
easy. 50 simple Get a box OF No-To-
Bac and il IL doesn't release you from
all craving for tobacco in any form.
your druggist VIII refund your money
without question No-To-Bac Is made
by the owners OF Cascaretss therefore
Is thornughLv raliahla.-AdE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
HickS-De Volin Wedding In Chicago
elimination of Another War Romance

MISS zNNIE WAY DE VIOLIN, Of FL
I'VE Paso, was married on Tuesday,
in Chicago, to Walter S Hicks.
OF Detroit, Mich according to word
received here by Mrs. De Violin, mother
Of the bride, 3115 Memphis street. Mrs.
Hicks is the sister Of Mrs. c ". Kill
gore, OF Fort Bliss. The marriage is
the elimination OF war romance
which began when Mr.. Hicks, then q
lieutenant in the Eighth cavalry, was
stationed at Preside, Texas, where
Miss De Violin was teaching Mr.
Hicks is connected with the Dodge
Motor company, of Detroit, where the
young couple will make their home
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