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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
nrnIx nrnr TO-DAY

When Priscilla turns the DARK Conner
A. she calls a. In her psychic life. abe
Is no longer herself but a strange won
an called t.sanara. clothed ~ her own
flesh Alone In her studio Priscilla
a~akea frightened. with woman .
dream worid che has gone thru tho Street
q strange PAGES 10 meetinE % her
Nang IN hlHtort'a restaurant On the way
nha meets Mario. who loves her Marie,
with his fine fsce. pleads wtth tronnra
TO desert the life of adventure she leads
and live In a higher wertd as hin vile
she ftnaiiy admits her love. and prom
lss. 10 marry hlra As scoa n che can
break Nth sNed.- who she insists would
III hsF N he hs~~ Meeting the Funh.
she ia accused Of hssing "rlucai@d.- enn
caused on. Of them 20 BE arrested TheY
suspect her beasnse Of having seen her
on frtrh ave. beautifully so~nsd. and
ssous Of charaetef" kudaenly leo h~ii-
insky earst. lnts the room. having shot
policeman lie - pursued. and ~ IN"
psitc. hAtter a. the doef. the nann -
esees ac~a the fire escape hsd -ne"sa
eoiio.gnsn who trsaks thru the door
As tsoncsa screams. RED draHs h~r thru
the wtnds~. Hhs hits hef head 90 the
sash Wskin. Va her s,edis ~ith mat
scream IN her ears Priscilla 10 tftsht-
eaed As she prepares te SO heme she
com par-s her r~frctian In the mirror
wlth a pestrAit ef hars~lf .he 10 paintins
me realise. as~ that abe has painted
t.eonora not Priscilla hhe writes out
sleep. sext morning she calls fhllip
Fasdlck. a nt~nd. Who 10 psseh"
analyst. anf asks him 70 "ensiyt~ her
ehliip comes 10 taa 81 the siudis ~
SOW 90 ON wrru THE STONY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21

s.n.yed an apoiog~tic smiiA -Hys
tcricaiT-
mot Q BIZ You had . shock. but
you've reacted famouxiy. and now
an you need do 10 consider this Thing
prnnibly.-
-But how can II Look sud gcs-
fure were curs more Distracted
why, 7 don't wen know whether
I'm myself or whcre 1 am
You do. you know you're Ffgnt
here. In your own studio
How can I be suref Arc you
Philip Fo.dick or . figtuo IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
An Aid to Wearing
This Seasons Fashion,

Here b . simple. unfafiing WY -
rid the skin of objectionable hairE
With some powdered dclatone and
water make enough paste TO cover
the hairy surface. apply and In about
two minutes rub on. wash the skin,
and every trace Of hair has van1nhed
This Is quite harmless. but to avofd
disappointment be sure to get the a.
atone In an original package.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21

| and ne Street.
And then We she resumed-"or
she would start OFF and have curl.
Qua experiences. she'd meet people
she know, sometimes people ! knew.
too, thru being with her when she'd
met them before. but not always.
ana interesting things would hap
pen Then. somehow. sho foii In
with a rather tough set one OF
them was a sort OF desperado. a
gang ieader such as one sometimes
reads about In tho nowspapers
named Red Carnchan-~"
80 you remember nhmear
-oh. perfectly: places. 200. And
this Red carnehan fell In love with
her. and they became engarcd-i
guess. Another man, named Mario.
loved her, too; ha was always beg
Eing her 20 marry him. But I think
carnehan until last night
What happened iast night7-
Tho droam that frightened me
so had 20 tell somebody and
thought OF YOU
She Crossed IN a desk. caIno back
with tho manuscript
Il wro,. tho story ou las, night.
a. clearly az could remember.
Iier- IL ia
lie concentrated No completely
over tho manuscript that weary OF
studying his expression. Priscilla
rose and began IN wander rc,tlenSly
about thc studio.
Suddenly nhe heard Philip utter a
startled exclamation and Jump up
from HIS chair.
This ~ more than extraordinary"
be declarud--'1'riBcllla. ten me. have
you by any chance seen tho after
noon papers,
.sWhy no.
You're sure7-
but. Of course. Philip And
then. alarmed BY bis look Of doubt
what is ~ Why do you ask1-
Half a minute Philip croaned
to the table near the door. where he
had left his hat and a folded news
paper.
4 r'snrn'e'I n.,',o'na : $3.50 49,,
On MY ~As n''o'
". as 10 e',.'', ~, ~ W..
} S,ory cu''ous'y ms .""' ~
SURE me u ~ 80
l fingers tapped tho paper emartiy
h"fs y = s
noaui''', .'''o'n 1850 'o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
-. sow 90 ON WITH THE STORY


Philip Topped hoyiahly into his
favori,a chair. helping himself TO
cirarvt and watched Priscilla mar
rowiy while abe made tea Never
had she seemed more beautiful or
uore perfectly poised. Impossible.
DO told himself. there could b any
thing amlss with creature OF such
radiance, Some gfrilzh notion. moth
ing more serious
-Weiir~ he demanded with mock
hrusquenrss when She gave him his
cup. I'm called In az 4 physician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
CHAPTER TIL.
Tlse Haunted Woman
l. CATE(fTfSM

A crisis was reached and passed.
Priscilla found herself In n roomy
armchair with . scriouHlfaced Philip
holding her two hands. and talking
steadily in even. persuasive accents.
-irave I been silly. Philip She
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21

Instant rcies-nc waiting Your
cioEgcd nostriis open right up: the
air passages OF your head char and
You can breathe freely. No more
hawking. rnuf1ing. blowing. head.
ache. drynoss. No struggling for
breath a, night; your cold or catarrh
disappears.
Get n small bottle Of E1y's Cream
Balm from your druggist now Ap-
ply a little Of this, fragrant. anti
septic. healing cream In your nos
trilS II penetratos through every
air passage OF the head. soothes the
inflarned or swollen mucous mem
hrnno and relief comes instantly.
IT'S Just fine. Don't stay stuffed
up with cold or nasty catarrh-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21

fplendid opportunity to
stock up. About a0r pairs
Women'a Llsic and Cotton
Hose. Odds and ends in black
and light brown. slzes ssz 10
10. For this hour. IN
. pair ..-..;..-...-.-. 10C
A seasonabie special "a q
quart red rubber Hot Water
Bottie2 Regularly sold It
forr' i this hour. 89c
Also - dandy Fountain
syringes. complete. with tube
and nozzien. About s-pint
size. Regularly sold at o.
ei-2A For this saie-.. 0OC
4 O'Clock
700 Turkish Toweia nm
blcschcd. size 1sx1l Reeu-
larry sold for 35c. 0n
For this hour, EACH ZVC
Huck Towels with red bor-
deri size fbx27- Regularly
For For this Ii. hour. ..eA---- Tic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Silk and Wool Dresses

These Dresses, IL
bought and sold in the
usual way, would be
priced from STATS to
$500. Dresses in char
mouse in shades Of
brown. navy and black;
also serge and .tricotine
in brown and navy. In
some styles only one of a
kind. but all sizes from
16 to AZ bust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21

dream7 which am l. Priscilla Marno
or Lconoray-
-youn know before - finish:
that's a promise Look at me. p,cass.
ana LISTEN You've had a singuiariy
coincidcuti dream which. coming a.
. climax b . kong series of dreams
quite a. singular. seems past under,
standing hut it isn't Nothing In
life La There's an explanation for
everything. and n onn be got at II
~ 70 after IL IN me night way.
Which b precisely what wc's going
10 do. you and l.
Words and manner carried cunvfc
aon- She searched his face and
found II. as one always found II.
faoe TO inspire confidence and hope.
Continued In Our Next Issuo)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Caldwell Talks on
Republican Politics

Republican Politics. was the
theme Of a talk delivered before the
Young Mems Republican club
Thursday noon at Moves cafeteria
By Mayor Caldwell.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
COMB SAGE Ten
|NT0cRAv HAIR
Oarkens BEAUTIFULLY and Re.
stores IL Natural Color
and Lvstre at Once.

Common garden sage brewed into
Q heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol
added. will turn gray. Nreaked and
isded hair BEAUTIFULLY dark and lux.
usiant Mixing the Sage Tea and
Suiphur recipe q, home, though. is
troublesome. An easier way is to get
she ready-S.use preparation i'm
Hyoved by ,ir addition OF other in
aredivu,s. q hrge bottle at little cost.
q druf store,. Known ~ "Wyeths
Sage and Su'ptar Compound" thus
Avoiding a la OF muss,
While gray, faded hair 10 not sinful,
- oil desire u retain our youthful
oeoesrsnce sM at,ractivenew. BY
larkenins your hair with Wyeih's
~ and Sulpaur Compound, no one
eon tell. becauk il does II 40 natur.
6lay. 20 evenly You just dampsn .
oooaee or soft brush with Il and draw
Il through four hair, taking one
VdRall strand 4 a time; by morning
~ ray hairs have disappeared. A.
~ another APPLICATION or two your
VI becomes beautifully dark. CLOS
" soit and luxufisnt and you ap.
~ Year, yo\nger. tAdvJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
oKLAHoMA CRY TIMES. FRIDAY TEnnrAnY 27 lo2O

80 NJ che unhroNn s'urn N.tIm. bnl
10 'fe't ono monument IN IhrIr mem
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
Danish Catarrh
Breathe Hyomei for Two
Minutes and Stuffed up
Head Will Go

Sf yon want to 81, safe rclief from
caiarrh, cold IN the head or from an
Irritating cough Ia the shortest time
breath. IIyomol.
II VIII clean your head IN two min
utcs and allow you "a breathe freely.
awake or asleep, or money refunded.
Hyomei should ehd cold In one day.
ard relieve YOU OF disgustlns snmfl.s.
hawking splitting and offensive breath
in week
IIgomel Ia made chiefly from Euca-
| pius, a soothing. healing. germ killing
an,ib.pt,c. that comes from "a euca',P.
,ua forests of inland Australia vhrr"
catnrrh, asthma and other bronchial
troubles sr. seldom known.
iiyomei Ia pleasant ana easy pso
breathe JnS, pour n few drot.- lnls IN.
Hard Rubber Inhaler, use ns directed
and relief " almost certain.
A Complete Hyomei Ou,iii. ineiliing
inhaicP and ono bottle ~ Hyonel. costs
but little n, druggists everywhere.
tAdv,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
BLAST SNUFFS
OUT LIVES OF ;
Another Girl Dying and Five
Badly Injured,

MANiTuWur. vs. lrh q; with
ihr deaths ~ tro nof~ Fi'F M" dei'h
,op ~ ire Aluminium Goods Minuiar.
,urlny ,utunuy explosion h1s been IN.
u,as'd ~ thr'r Another b. d}ing
snd LW hiile hope ls held out ipr tn"
others injured lu tho Hnti
Thr last tNo ~ die Hfr lnubnh ko-
mofuaski pud Josephine Srhlr. .'edfr
lialiie Hot vss Tho fr't ,..tIm of tue
dIsnster
The death ~ Mis. liu's was ,russd
BY injuries fnG sufthln'i when fho
Jumped from v,iduW 10 iHr tlifd
floor ~ ths iu Ing, tho floor o1 which
The ,,plo.ioh tHna place. Anna s'hni"
smother Nhu 900. ,.I,.I I,I tu sur.
Vh', prnp,d ion window U1 MT
iloor when hcf DufIrg caught nt'.
UfhUrs ~ tIc .ouuuip announce "
IL their op'r,n the Ntp"', which ,g-
nitrd the guf tnd durt IN the llnN,f
tank, had bD,n caused hy rpontinroui
combustion .u the uiowtr plrc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
Digestion ard AssimIat'on

y 4, not the quantity NJ food taken
ln, the amount 9Iges'ca and Essimi-
lated that gives strength md vitality
10 tho system. II IL claimed that only
one hall as much fosd 10 reautsd when
~ q, thoroughly masiicnied. " you are
troubled with Indigestion, mss'lcat"
your food Thoroughly and take one of
Tablets Immediately after
supper and SEQ " you DO not feel much
b.t,er IN a ray or two tAdy,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
RED CROSS WILL BURY
CORPUS CHRISTI DEAD

funll'S CHRISTI. T'N The pur
'hAar ~ plot ~ Gronnd for the burial
~ the urknoAn dcsd ~ 10 Srr,cmbsr
storm Sni Me erection ~ ahs't ~
marble IN their honor is cpnirmpIbi.
rs tr, American Rcd rrogs
Approximately one hundred hod.'f ~
tho who lps' their lives iu fn' SEP.
irmb'f Lurrir1ne bore H'i'i r'ualn uu,
houilaci T. 10 expected that 'iIr nu'u-
h'i Wll hc reduced ty hpur half us
Uh' ldrr'uriuon bureau w,r'1in"l rs
il, D'y J.. M touch Win friends rud
r',nt,r ~ many ~ 'ho.r nrl'd ar
% SINK
ruo bodis. ai prestt' me m-I'j 'H
a ,oruor ~ nurr III byriN ptft Ls-.
li - planned ~ H't at,lo ono ,pt fw
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
PRESBYTERIAN FUND
DIVISION IS MADE

CltNfTtNOoGN THn, l,r so
tn. rrtry, tu committee ~ u.' ~ r'l
term, ,uufrh ~ the tni.i siNi p
meeting htrt ,rd,'. hrnounc'l arpnr
,lorments that viii b, made ~ mo- -
oOo. ooo fund which is t"lng fnirrd -
thAt Denomination
\ total " g.. 600 oOA win h' awarded
10 tho causes ot ~, g'n'ral o. 'mhJ
divided hs follows
Fproirp msslour II - nbo hume mis-
sons icin Voo Christian education "n'
iainls'riHl ralIr' $500 "Uu: plh'r1i nu
snd Sugday s,hupl extension tStrnn
nsscmbly'S tn|ulus school 81 .n'N
American Hib'u soriets i2i
TT" t.insir pg 81 fu1 0n will b" tp'ri
for local c'u -, synpdic,l and lr"sh, .
Ter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
NEW STATE EXECUTIVE
TO CONFER ABOUT OIL

= siil,ENFrpRT. Ia Yeh 'f-.to"
Asnor..lcct John " Parker ~ louiaian
>Nflved h"r" tulaf tpt q ,Wo do, COZ
Iertnre With OH and rns interests y
N, state for thr pufp"-, ~ r6Hchng
en- agreement on proposed frucdal
tsgislot!on to come before, the next ~
sion Of the legislature. til hranihus
d the OIL lndustry. production. )ipe
iininx and finishing ~, 10 prcsatoh
nt The conference The rforusi'ln Of
natural gas also vii be considered NJ
l. Alexander, head ~ the IsouiiAna
Conservation Commission. ls cNvcted
u attend. especially 10 cousidq this
feature Of the proYrnm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

PARIS. Feb, s7.--crts examination
n former Premier joan caillsu1 VIII
~ resumed when trfni on Vi"
ehsrrs Of having ,r.Sonab'e dealings
Wtth the enemy in var tims Il com
t.nuea on Tuesday brfors me senate
sitting ns q hlgh rcuvs ~ in-'iee.
mere VA. no sesslor Il court today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS


N Is the Pasteur treatment for
T ". hydrophObia successfully Can II
be administered TO children OF
six and eight yenrsf Is the disease
eonquerable once it appears in human
beinEBf r.. n.
A The hygienic laboratory says
LnaL the Easreur treatment is highly
successful as a preventive OF hydro
pnoDia This treatment may be ad-
mlnlstered 70 young children. When
symptoms Of hydrophobia appear in
human beings, IL is usually too late
10 conquer the disease. When a per-
son is bitten by an animal he should
consult physician at once
q Should campaign contributions
be deducted from incomes in making
income tax returnsf p. n. r.
A The bureau Of internal revenue
says that contributions for campaign
expenses are not deductble from
tax returns.
O. How can the weight Of a block
of ice Of given dimensions be de-
terminedf A. o. II.
A Ice weighs approximately So
pounds per cubic loot From this.
the weight Of a block OF ice OF defi-
mite dimension may be calculated.
q Please give the reason why we
do not have the faces Of living er-
presidents on our paper currency. +.
+. S.
A Section 557s Of the revised sta
tutes provides against placing por-
traits Of any living person on paper
money.
@. What caused the accidents to
airplanes in the postal servicef b. VI.
A. The postoffice department says
that the fires which caused loss Of
machines and death Of occupants
were the results principally Of defec-
tive gasoline feed system.
O. How long Is n molten picture
reel and how long does Il take TO
run ftf D. A IL
A. A reel Is approximately 1000
feet long and the projection Of a fun
reel requires, on the average, Is min
utes.
q what do the Initials p. o. ID.
stand forf A. A. D.
A. There are two uses for these
initials They stand for pay on de-
are usually found to stand for post
office department.
O. Can civil service employees
wear campaign butfonsf J.. T.
A The civil service commission
says that there is no regulation re-
buttons BY employees Of the civil serV-
O. which f. better, the bfnoeuIar
OF the field ElaEs3 b G. ID.
A The bureau OF standards says
that the terms "binocular" and field
glass" are used INTERCHANGEABLE
O. VIII lightning strike cement or
brick housesf J. J. s.
A Both cement and brick are non
conductors OF electricity, so there Is
little Likelihood Of lightning striking
houses constructed Of them
@ Why are there many IanEuaEess
NJ p.
A Authorities believe that an
languages had their origin I'm the d.
alects Of one common language, /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
ILLITERACY Is
TEXASMENACE
SAYS TEACHER

Dangers Of the citizenship Of Texas
becoming more lliterate were cited
By Miss Annie webb Blanton. state
superintendent Of public instruction
IN an address TO citizens Of 4sleta
and especially TO the Parents club, at
the 4sleta school Friday. and in an
a1ler dinner speech at the home o.
Mrs A. 81 Kelly, OF Clint. which was
heard by members Of the Clint Moth
ers' club.
Texas is 80 per cent Hliterate,'
said Miss Blanton- twenty-five per
cent OF Texas children do not advance
beyond the fourth grade The aver
age educational advancement is about
the sixth grade. II Texas does not
improve il shall in the future find IT.
self with a sixth grade citizenship
The state superintendent made an
appeal for the passage Of the amend
meut. the second on the ballot sheet
70 be voted on November 2 She said
Texas was first in size, first in aEri-
culture first in production OF cotton
LhlrQ IN the production OF oil, sew
enth in the production OF wealth and
5sth in education To prevent Texas
from staying so low educationally
she advocated the passage OF the
amendment, which would give tax
payers in rural communities the right
10 vote as much money as they need
ed to educate their children in tn
public schools.
Miss Blanton viii leave this after
noon for her headquarters in Austin
state headquarters for the better
school campaign have been estab-
lished in the Littlefield building a.
Austin, and headquarters for the To-
cal campaign committee have been
opened in the county school superin-
tendent's office on the third floor Of
the court house Mrs Fred z. Steven
son has charge Of the local head
quarters. and her niece. Miss Eva
Stevenson, is mailing campaign liter
allure 20 FL Paso county voters.
The Boy Scouts viii help In the
better schools campaign They viii
place posters in windows and win
placard automobiles with remnants
advertising the amendment Pennants
for automobiles read Vote for the
Second Amendment November z"
With Miss Blanton on her trip down
the valley Thursday vas Miss Myra
G. Winkler. county school superin-
-endent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
HORSE GAINING
IN POPULARITY AGAIN

Chicago. H.. Oct 22.-The saddle
horse is on the way toward regain
ing his once great popularity. accord
ing TO reports from all sections Of the
country received here during the
horse show held recently in connec-
ton with the national dairy eXposi-
ton.
Chicago stables. where horses are
kept for hire. report Increases Of 80 TO
100 percent in saddle horse business
during the past year and word from
other cities indicates a similar re-
vival Of interest in eQuestrianis11,"
Wayne Dinsmore, secretary Of the
Horse Show association OF America
said here today. "a san Francisco sta
BILE says that its patronage has tripled
in two years. The Minneapolis Saddle
and Bride club now owns more
horses than ever before, and with
Kansas City is extending its bride
paths"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
PEOPLE OF INDIA EXPORT
WHEAT; EAT COARSE GRAINS

Chicago. H.. Oct. 22.-How II Is
tat notwithstanding reports Of fam
lie in India that country Is export
ing wheat was explained here today
by the Rev. DR.. Benson Baker, who
has been for many years a mission
airy in the heart OF India He no "
represents the board Of foreign mis-
sions Of the Methodist Episcopal
church in Chicago working in con-
nection with the committee on con-
servation and advance
The reason is very clear" Dr..
Baker said. The people OF India are
so poor that the great mass OF them
live on the cOarser grains. such as
barley, rye. rice, etc Wheat IS eaten
only by the wealthy people, and IS
grown largely for export. so that
even In the face Of famine IL is better
to export the wheat and 20 use the
money received in buying coarse-
grains. which the poor people are ac-
cusuomed to eat"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

whose home is conjectured TO have
been between the Baltic and Caspian
seas. The language spread with mi
grations in the different places, and
separation and race admiEture in
creased the differences in the dia-
lects until they became distinct Ian
guages- which in turn spread and
broke up into dialects.
q What is the origin OF the ex-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
Blankets, TO1UeLs,
DOnlesHcs

-6Ox76 Gray Woolnap D'bIe Blankets $3.50
Skis White D'ble Cotton Blankets S429
-65x76 Gray Wool Finish Double
Blankets northumberland 5.Z5
-Safeen Covered Bed Comforts. .S449
.iS-in. BIeached Cotton Twill Toweling 15c
-72x9O MeadoWbrOok & Pansy Sheets,
each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl.45
$3.50 Cara Sheets, good qualify S1.49
-45x36 Pansy Pillow Gases, each. Sec
-36-in. Cotton Suifngs, al coloIs .45e
Soc Pacific Shifting Psrcale, special, 33e
No. $500 Blue Bird Null, special .Z71se
-s0c Plaid Dress Ginghams, special. .35e
Prosperity Muslin, while Il lasts. .22c
Sin. Kiddie Kloth, Saturday special SEC
-36-in- Unbleached Muslin, special. .25c
-Z7in. Cotton Poplin, ed eolors. .39c
-2S-in- Work and Play" Cloth. .25c
1000 yards American Prints, I'd. .171zsc
-36-n. RenfrsW NuTogue Suifng, I'd, 49c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22
For The Nottingham

Cones Boss OveralIs, Saturday. r. S2-25
-BIue Chambray Work Shirts, Sat, Sl.0O
Black Sateen Work Shirts Saturday, Sl.45
Use Durham Rockford Work SOL. l5e
Soc Wool Hose, Army Surplus Pureh., 39e
Use Hose, black, white, eOrdOVan, pr. l9c
Sis Notified Fleeced Lined Shirts, Sis
-S1.45 Ribbed Shirts & Drawers, each, 95c
FIeeeed Union Suits, special, S2-35
Heavy Gray Ribbed Sweaters, SpecL SZ-95
KHAKI Trousers, Saturday only at Sl.9S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

Government mail held for the fol-
lowing pe-sons al the Red Cross rooms
81 Owens Napoleon Bonaparte Steppe,
Thomas Edward Williams, Charlie
Homar Postal, L v Palmer, Perry
Franklin Wright Claude Williams
Eerkers and David Mitchell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

Tucson, Ariz-. Oct 22.-E- D. Leav-
IT. assistant superintendent OF the
Tucson division Of the Southern Pa
cltlcs has resigned, 20 enter the bond
ing house Of Whittier. Blythe & Co.
in Les Angeles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

Special round-rip rates Of one and
one-haIf fares have been arranged for
the meeting OF the grand chapter and
Grand lodge Of Masons IN Waco, Nov
p TO Dec z Tickets from Texas
points VIII be on sale Nov. p, % and
% with a return date OF Dec. 19-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

Clifton, ARK. Oct. 22.-J C. Gatti.
for many years a leading citizen Of
this city. has disposed OF his cattle
and butcherinE interests and viii
NC rs .lma h ON parl raI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

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Yes, you say. she certainly has a
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Stuart's Calcium Waters are for
Transforming a muddy complexion TO
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-22

Thieves Thursday entered the resi-
dence Of Robert Hilgartner, zoos
Montana street and took a pistol. a
gold pin and $50 in money