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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-01
ANOTHER TRAGEDY OF THE ALE
Pilot Miller and Mechanic Killed
Near Morristown, n ].
lAssociated Press)

Morristown, N. J., Sept. 1.-Two
aviators carrying mail were burned
to death when their plane fell here
today. The machine was in flames
as it neared the ground and an ex-
plosion occurred when it landed,
throwing mail bags in all directions.
The pilot, Max Miller. known as an
expert, and his assistant were killed.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-01
WEST VIRGINIA VILLAGE
UNDER FIRE ALL NIGHT

Williamson, W. Va, Sept. Fir
ing from the mountains upon the vii
lage Of Chatteroy in the coal strike
region continued all night. The re-
suits are Undetermined.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-01
FEARS THAT GARDNER AND
JOHNSON ARE KILLED
(Associated Press)

Mexico City, Sept. Lack of in
formation of the whereabouts of
Sandy Gardner, an American. and
W B. Johnson, an Englishman, who
were kidnapped by the Bandit Zamora,
gives rise to fears that both have
been executed
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-01
PROPER REPLY
FROM POLAND
Informs America that Military Con-
siderations Must Guide the
Course of Her Armies
(Agsociated Press) J

Washington, Sept. Poland an
sWered the admonition of the United
States that the Polish armies should
halt at the Polish ethnographic from
tier with the statement that strategic
considerations must govern Poland's
course.
TAKING BACK TERRITORY
Warsaw. Sept. IA great part of
Eastern Galicia has been recovered by
the Poles and Ukrainians, according
to reports from the northeastern
front.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-01
SECOND PRIMARY WILL BE
NEEDED FOR SMITH
eAssociated Press)

Columbia, S. c.. Sept. 1.-Senator
Smith was still leading for the Sen
ate today, according to the State, but
he lacks a majority and second pri-
mary is predicted
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-01
CONFERRING ON PRICES OF
PEANUTS AND COTTON
(Associated Press)

Montgomery, Sept. THE commits
sioners of agriculture of ten cotton
growing states met here today to
confer upon the prevailing prices of
cotton, seed and peanuts.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-01

Joe Wilkerson, charged with rum
ning an Illicit still, was up in Judge
Smiths court yesterday. and was
sentenced to six months imprison-
ment.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-01
MAC WILL SOON
Be A MARTYR
Lloyd George Continues to Display a
CalIous Indifference About the
Agitator's Life
ASSOCIATED Press)

London, Sept. Mayor Mac
Sweeney is sinking rapidly say the
morning newspapers. He suffered a
change for the worse during the
night. Lloyd Georges secretary. re-
plying to the clemency plea, said if
the king released the mayor it would
be against the cabinets advise and
with the presumable result it would
resign.
WE'LL BET HE'LL WEAKEN
It was later learned that Mac
sweeney spent restful night and
was cheerful today, although very
weak.
BELFAST SHOULD BE RENAMED
KILKENNY
Belfast, Sept. Fighting was re-
sumed today between nationalists,
unionist shipyard workers and troops.
Heavy firing continued for half. an
hour and it is feared the casualty list
is heavy Sim Feiners were dislodg-
ed from their positions by an armor-
ed car.
SHOULD HAVE USED IT FIRST
1t is definitely known that one man
was killed in a North street encoun-
ter. Another bitter fight occurred at
the docks between dock workers and
shipyard employees, in which pistols,
sticks and stones were used Troops
ended the conflict with machine
gun. Over 214 serious fires have
occurred since last Wednesday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-01
COURTS MUST DECIDE

Nashville, Sept. 1.-Ratifcation OPP
ponents made no further move today
following action of expunging the
suffrage resolution from the house re-
cords. and said the whole thing
would go to the courts for settlement.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-01
CHILLY SUPPORT
FROM CHAIRMAN
White Says All Evidence Of Corrup-
ton is in the Hands
of Cox
lAaaociated Pressl

Chicago, Sept. democratic
Chairman White told the Senate in
vestigating committee he thought
that a two million dollar fund for
the national campaign would provide
an adequate fund. He said that no
democratic fund committee had yet
been appointed and no budget esti-
mated. He said he knew nothing Of
evidence showing republican at
tempt to corrupt the electorate, z
and the only place he knew where
such evidence could be obtained was
from Governor Cox.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-01
WHITE believes COY

Mr.. White said he had talked with
Governor Cox and that the governor
told him he was sure Of his ground
in making his charges. and thereupon
he told Gov. Cox ssYou are the boss
and you run it." Mr.. White said he
believed the charges because he had
confidence in Gov. Cox He said he
had discharged Professor Hall. who
had offered his services to both the
republicans and democrats.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-01

sOmethlng to sen? Advertise t.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05

WANT AD RE an.

Two cents per word each daily insertion
Three consecutive Insertions. including
Saturday. cents per word
SIX consecutive Insertions. 9 cents PER
word
ne above rate Is sassd on minimum
o. q 20 word count Ads contsininE less
thar this zumbsr e words uil Be counted
as 20 words.
one dollar and fifty cents per agate line
per month. Minimum Of three ules on
moathiy rate.
Bold face lines. double price
Two cents Ter word sor stock o. bond
OIL. mining or other promoa0nai sdvsr-
Using.
no I'd run for an indefinite period Ct
F. taken over the telephone Orders to
dis-oatinus q. F. ads must Be made in
writing.
All new adrsrtissnsHts appear flrst n
home edition
accounts for classified ads are due after
first Insertion Not responsible Ter more
than one incorrect insertion
N order TO give tine for proper elasai-
f.raaon Il is Necessary to eloss The Herald
eiassIaed pages Saturdays At 1880 a. n
An ether days az 1880 p n want ads
received after this hour VIII appear the
ns-t day orders to discontinue want ads
must be In Herald office before . a. II. OF
day OF publication
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05
RAILROAD uME LIABLE


All trains arrive and depsrt from Unio1
sstz1ion- foot Of san Francisco street -
arrivals and departures given N = Falo
or mountain standard time
SANTA II.
For Ai1s' uerque. Dsnysr. cnieago. - -
AuEeies-En SOS Iva $500 q IA No 80
Fron lyb1aueraue Denver. Lee Angeles.
ChIcaEo-So- sol ava 70 e r. Nc. so
az 500 Q %
IL PAsO & southwestern
lines East
Ar-iue-From North and East; No. I.
TIC CaEfcrufan 2. an No. , Golden
state Limited. $50 IN
Dapart-For the North and East No
Z. coiden STATE Limited. 1901 pm Va ?.
The Californian. G-5i Pm
Lines West
Arrire-Froul ths vest No g. Copper
City special. 7=3o an No ?. he cali
De1a-tZFor the west. No. 3. Golden
state Limited, p-n1-s No = COPPER Clty
Special. T=40 Pm
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
For SAP Aato9ie. seg 81. 9s.ea5i 5 So.
~ ron Ws.sinrion. Nsz Orleans and san
Anio1io-Arrivss a. e.55 q rs No Al
n For arizona snd canfornia-So. / Iva
7.ls m. 70. lo at T;io q ~ NO
Fr0n Arizona and cal.ternl. 10; :
5. n: 80 10 a. is=os p N
TEXAS & PACIFIC
FOR Dallas and 81 Louis-1so. - Va
S a. H.; No 2 e. i-l5 ? N
From St louis ard Dsiias-ho- avs
a. ls15 2 M; No % srrE AZ 1880 p. n
MEXICAN CENTRAL
40 reEulsr schrdule
MExILO a NOKrHWEsIERS.
no regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05

E=tirs state Of Texas can be covered At
the lowest possible rate with the largest.
ncst Thoroughly distributed circulation
91E cents per word Sundays
. cents per word Daiig.
20 words minimum
A Euaranteed circuiation-25l. 900 Sun
d1vs. 2e5 geo daily
rhis e the combined circuistion o. The
Dallas Iimes-Herald- For- Worth star
'rsierrsnl. The san A-tonio Light e Paso
Herald and The Houston Chronicle
Your zd sent 20 any Of The above r1pers
With cash viii be handled for you and
your ad VIII appear IL al OF them
wednesday noon should see your ccp-
in any one Of the offices for your ad 70
appear IN thess pagers the following sun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05
Situations Wanted-Male

Situations Wanted-Male
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COlIPETENT stenographer wants posi-
ton Addrsss G 122. care Herald
A YOUNG man desires position as typist
and general office work address II $50,
care Herald.
YOUNG man just out OF army, high school
education. desires employment t-rst class
references Phi ia
IF IN NED Of handy man FOR any kind
OF light repair work or for any kind OF
labor work Pm. Ilfg.
BUSINESS MAN, IS years. European.
highly educated. expert bookkeeper. espe-
ciaily experienced in handling Mexican
matters. speaks and writes Spanish ex-
ceuentiy. desires opportunity 70 employ
his ability In a useful way. permanent 20
sidon or other agreement Adress z H.
care Herald.
MR. EMPLOFER-rhe man Tor that re-
eponsfbIe position IS not now unemployed
he Is holding Cnto something else TIL be
can find that work for which he e nat
uraIIy fitted. over zoe applications are on
file with the Occupatioual SECRETARY Of
the Y n c. A.. let him help solve your
employment problems Ph. 80.
COMMERCIAL salesman o. 20 years sell
tnr experience. with present connection
since 1919. position must pay az least
$500 per year would take the manage
rnent q a mercantile business on q profit
shsrinr basis object OF change Is 20 leave
the road applicant IS ~ years OLD and
married. IN perfect health address g
12z care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05
Help Wanted-MaIe


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lFANTED-Boy with bicycle 20 work after
school Elite Confectionery Co
WANTED-TounE man. 1s years old. Tor
otlice work. address II ~. care Herald.
WAITER wanted for PicEWick cafe. fo5
y. OREGON.
PLUMBER wanted. good mechanic. steady
work. good pay. For particulars. address
Otto Mayer. Sogaies. Ariz.
YOUNG man. Eteno-cieriz for railway. must
be sober and good health. state exp eriencs-
address J i5l, care Herald
WANTED-Brickiaye and plumber
ideal climate. low living cost Write open
shop Association. Austin. Tex
WANTED-Oue experienced Industrial in
surance man. must speak spanish. 111
Herald Bldg.
WANTED-Conpetcnt bookkeeper and
general office man address K 1f7. care
Herald
WANTED-Sood. strong boy 70 learn au-
tcr1obllF trlmmerE upholsterH' trade
Auto Trimming Supply Co. s07 w san
Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05
Puzzle Pictures
b WALTER WELLMAN.
4 ATE COOL
HONEY MOON
HAS ANT
PASTED


- : III 7 7 III
CHANGE one letter in each OF the
words Oh the card Then re-
arrange The words ana see II YOU
can make q uroTern.
ANSWER I'n etTURU vs. PUZZLE
Curl refrai.. blush. habit, sieve
tsar-Tabbit and lilies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05

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FOR sALE-Wsil established mechanical
business. S175s this is just the thing FOR
health seeker as work Is not hard; can
make your money back IN a month Ad-
dress J 132. care Herald
FOR SALE - Confectionery. up-to-dste.
good loca ton. candy kitchen IN connection.
center OF Warren district good paying
business for party that understands the
confectionery business. price $500 For
full particulars address Lowell Confectiou-
cry Co. P. o. Box 515s. Lowell. Ark.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Store. doing a business Of about
$1,000 e week, 5 room residences,
and I acre o. land IN Esletas party
has other business and this prop
srty can Be purchased a. a hz--
ADAMS 4 EDGE.
Phone 2s42.
70 e Paso Bank & Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05
Situation, Wsnted-Female

Situations Wanled-femaie
WANTED-By typist and c0nptometsr op-
orator. position 70 assist IN office Fn-
HOWAN cook wants work On ranch OF
camp. cattle ranch preferred Apply 80
n. stanton; no woman 6oss.
FTRST CLASS COOK, American woman.
wants work IL family. address x ~.
care Herald.
WANTED-Position by expert stenoEraph-
er. legal and banking experience Ad-
dress Box X IA. care Hersld.
WANTED-Posltion by experienced stenoE-
rapher who fthoroughiy understands con
vevarcinE work address g Ia. care
Herald.
RESPONSIBLE young woman desires Of
flee position n or out OF town. can DO
ing. address c ~. care Head.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05
AUTOM0BILE LIE TABLE


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UPPEH VALLEY
UpPEH VALLEY HERALD AULO-LFA
Fl Paso Herald ofnca daily except sun
$3.50 , n returning car leaves Las cru
ceE Tor E Faaa front OF z ionn
Cigar Store p n. 1Trlyine y = 80
rallouE Phone e. T Johns lfb Las Cru-
ces eo1 rssi ryaLlons
EEGIE 10 ELEPHaNT BUTTE DAN
AND HOT SPhIHtiS-Mests al trzinr a.
Eagle Oldest dan driver best dan car
OF the dam llns- Try thee gprings-oest
in the world. J. 7 Heffernan. bot
sprinEs. q
LOWER VALLEY.
TsLETA. CLINT. EAHEES AND TOR
MILO. VIA uouth loop road EsturuinE wa
north lccu road. CilllErlr'l car leaves Her
aid Office daily and sunday a. % 2. "a
Eake resrrvzilonE al Herald o. y. so9L
NEW MEXICO.
FL PASo-LA MESA TRANSFER CO.
Leaves Masonic temple building az p
n Leaves La Mesa for = Pzso az ls5o
cluciDE 2 Pazo He-nldE are carried over
this Inc
MOGOLLON-DsIy 70 and from siiysr
city and MoEollcu- Cars leave silver
Cit7 On arrival OF santa Fe train 10. a.
AoEouon G. n Bennett Motor TflnEif
c. Phone 10. ODD depot
IAEE FALl.ET-Hiiisboio snd EinEston
auto neFts en- trains e. Lake Nailey- hm
~ $50. Il-ll4ll--ll 49, l-5l-ie.-
ROSWELL-cARRIZOZO cart lease Rol-
well a. $50 g. m. STOP so minutes foi
hreakfzgt a. Ficacho. arrive carrizo.o Ell
- g. n Car leaves Carrizo1o a. f-11 O.
m. arrive EosUeu AZ $50 D. n white
Line stage co.
TUCTHCARI CLOFIs-LesVo Tucurncar1
ESQ O. m arrive cloris ?. N. leave
CluTls e. n. STRIVE Tucumcarl ?. %.
We pass oil wells twice daily ErJ
Breier. curtractorl
MOUNTAIN AUTO STAGE LIgEs-Clif-
ton IVA Duncanl slfiords Leave Clifton.
1880 D. r.. daily leave Duncan. 2-l5 p
u- daily arrive Stafford. Ais p n daily;
fco-ncc-irE With Arizuna EasteruJ: leave
ssffcrd. $500 a. n daily; leave Duncan.
1888 e. n daily arrive Clifton. 1900 n
Galv. Fivs -ound tlips 20 Morencl daily.
three round trips 20 1lstcalf daily Serv-
Ice ears day ard night Mountain Auto
Co. inc clifton. Ariz- Phone Is.
WET TEXAS.
MOEAHAHs BUENA VISTA Mona
hans. Grand Fails. Imperial B1ena Vista.
nEWero Orient trains II stocZton- Al
niue. ONE DAY DAILY e1repi Sundaya
Phone CT wire reservations e Y. Sweat.
Grzno FellE-
MARIA FORT DAVIS AUTO lsaTes FoTt
Davis daily ard Sundays 8 g. n; leaves
Nara p 70. One way. s--lls round
Trip 81 G ". Daviva proprietor,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05
Heln Wanisd-SaIesnen

Help Wanisd-SaIesmen
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Statesmen TO SELL REFINERY STOCK
percent address. sales Manager Box Ill
Fort Worth. IsEag-
Help Wanied-MaIe and Female
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WANTED-TWo good solcitors good prop
osition- CAL az 2o2 n. oregon. Room -.
RELIABLE party wants 10 men and
women 20 join club and get shoes a. cost.
small Investment required Address J
173, care Herald
Want good stsnographer and typ,st, thor
cuEhly competent 10 figure lumber IN
voices, handle order files and with some
knoTledge Of general accounting. Pa SOC
lor appalntrnent.
Help Wanted-FemaIe
WANTED-EIperience cook. private fam
ily. Phone ass. l5ll Montana-
WANTED-Young ladies 70 wait tables
Elite Confeeuonery e.
WATTRESS wanted. Eiks ciub. can IN
person. corner Myrtle and Camp5ell.
CHECKER for cafe Apply chef del
Norte HotsL
WANTED-Colorsd woman for gansrai
homework IN small family. Pm $3.50.
la6s care Heralo-
English sPEAEISG gil FOR housswork-
sos z no Grande-
GOOD motheriy housskeeper for father
and son. %. rcfereuces required Apply IN
person. 1I19 z. Boulsvard.
Az EXPERIENCED soda fountain girl.
only one with experience need apply. Amer
lean Candy kitehen. 80 y. Stanton.
WANTED-Good housekeeper, family OF
4 good wages 10 right party Phi i2al-W
WANTED = Housekesper. uni1cumbered
and not over . years o. ase- address
D l02. care Herald-
WANTED-YounE lady Who speaks span
ISL and English. must write English as
S. stanton. Eair Deal E'urniture CO
WANTED - EXPERIENCED STENOG-
RAPHER. PERMANENT POSITION. AD-
DRESS 2. o. BOX Sc.
LADY-Neat. appearanca. 70 look aftsr
shoe Repair shop. t19 y. Oregon
WASTED-ETDeTieHc cook and house
keeper. Apply Mrs. p G. Martin. 1907
Mesa Ave. betEeen and y a n
WANTED-At once. Engiish Speaking EirI
70 cook and clean house. family Of g 1903
Olive
WASTED-A young lady FOR Office ana
stenographic work. one with expshsnca
preferred ABBY =. o. Box lg9.
WANTED enc near 1sl5 Stevens %
keep year Old boy from $50 20 $50.
Phi 2s55-
HAVE good proposition TO offer public
stenographer desiring good location Best
office building IN town Phone 1f7s Tor
appointment
WANTED-l1ddle aged. unlncumhsred
woman 70 take care children. one Year,,
other months references required Phi
s7s5J.
sTEN OGRAPHER with clerical or hook
keeping experience preferred. good oppor-
tunlty- Apply this Afternoon or after
IN. tomorroE, SOC Mills Bldg.
BY LARGE mercantile concern young lady
stenographer, with some clerical expert
ence preferred permanent position with
Eood future address i IL. care Herald
WANTED-By wholesale concern. expert
enced combination bookkeeper and stencE-
raphers do not apply unless competent.
address p O. Box 1855
PROVIDENCE hospital. e Paso. TEXAS.
offers a 9 year course o. instruction. 20
desirable young ladies wishing 90 study
professional nursing For detailed IN
FORMATION address Providence Hospital
FASTED-Thoroush reliable and COM
petent middle aged American woman 20
take charge q housekeeping and mess for
mining camp. safe district N Mexico. must
speak spanish- Apply lll2 Mills Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05
EL PASO HERALD
H.In Want.d-FenaI.

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GOOD colored woman wanted for Hight
homework. care OF ? children. stay on
place. references wanted Phi s7s5J. call
Al 4n0o Clifton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05

BIG BARGAR-APART5IE HOUSE.
p rooms and : kitcheneta. private baths
reasonable rent. excellent location. thl1
place ls clearing around $500 per month.
price $3.50. about one half cash you VII
have 70 hurry 10 get this
p rooms, running water, very good furul-
ture. reasonable rent. this place e paving
big. price $500 cash.
20 rooms in the depot district; this place
IS earning around $500 per month. price
S5750.
- rooms, Z sleeping porches. excellent To-
cation. price 1850. about $500 cash.
6 rooms. : sleeping porches, arranged IN
apartments. very desirable location, cheap
rent. price $500 about enc half cash. this
place Is bringing IN tl51 per month and
expenses are very light
See MeierH
JAMES L MARI 4 COMPANY.
sot san Antonio Phone $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05
Helm Wantsd-MaIe


VTANTED-One experienced beeman. one
that is willing 70 work; also. farmer. 70
take charge OF 40 acre fam W. J. stab
man, Clint Tex
WANTED-Experienc ledger man. must
Be accurate. answer 10 own hand writing.
giving age and experience salary 20 start
SIS per week Address = ~. care Herald-
sTENOGRAPHER With clerical or book
keeping experience preferred. good oppor-
tunity- Apply this afternoon or after s
an TOMORROW sos NILS Bog.
WANTED.
BY mining company IN Mexico. competent
English-Spanlsh stenog-apher with clerical
Bldg.
We LOAN MORE MONEY
On diamonds. watches and jewelry thai
any other place % town
BARNETT'S. 2i8 san ANTONIO ST.
LOOK FOR THE BIG GOLD CLOCK
YOUNG Unmarried men with thorough
Grocery Experience None other need ap-
ply. A good future for the right kind
Apply afternoons only Piggly Wisely on
san Antonio St
ARE YOU a failure ia your present en-
pioyment. square peg IN q round hole p
Occupational Guidance viii get you into
the position you are naturally ntted Tor
with increased opportunities and earning
power See Mr. wheeler. y. ~. g A.
WANTED-By an old established Texas
manufacture one experienced stick candy
spinner. and one open fire man. perma-
nent employment. give detau experience
references and etc in first letter Address
T 152. care Herald
BREAEFAsT SPECIALS.
No. la EEEa Hot Cakes. Coffee use
No. 2-Eam- Bacon EEgs Hot Cakes,
Coffee ----------.---. -t0c
No. Slot Cakes. Ham or Bacon. Coz
No. k-szan STEAK. Eggz Toast
No. 5-Buckwheaf Cakes. Sausage and
BoIroS,s CAFE.
az san Antonio
WANTED.
Good men 70 represent the Missouri STATE
Life Ins. Co., OF St Louis, No, IN Pecos,
Toyah, Sierra Blanca. Maria. Fl stock
ton and Preside. Tex; also. In Silver City.
DeminE. LordsburE. Alamogordo and Las
Cruces. y NJ: top notch contracts
LEO r. sCHUsTEks GENERAL AGEhI-
sl4 Mills Bldg. z Paso. Tex
MALI HELP WANTED
sslesnen wanted Ter high class ranufac-
turing business A new e Paso concern
destined 20 be one OF the largest In the
United States Only saiesmen looking for
a future need apply. Phone 25s for ap-
pointuent-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05
Wanl.d-Bid,


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals viii be received y ne
Commissioners Court OF Culberson Co a.
Van Horn. Tex. until p m. April T.
1890. for the following road construction
work: IS acres grubbing ana clearlns 8.
81 $50 Yards earth excavation. 500 yards
rock excavation, I1.os4 yards earth Dor
row, IaT5o linear Feet road grader Wc-E.
1880 yards surface ditches. 1870 linear
feet concrets dips. 1880 linear feet EraFet
di-s. TTf7 yards gravel surfaclng hauled
first quarter nile. 1851 yards gravel sur
facing hauled one additional quarter nlle-
14-5 yards concrete heldWalls- o. N
fo-rnation a. to details and specifications
address County Clerk at Van Horn. Tex.
or state HiEhwzy Engineer a. Austin
Tex A certified cheek FOR $1,000. p1y1ole
10 The order Of Commissioners Court q
CuIberson County. must accompany each
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05
WANTED.
BY THE TWO-REPUBLICS LIE
Insurance COMPANY.

By TIE IWO-REPUBLICS LIE
Insurance COMPANY.
A young lady possessing personality. self
confidence and amhition for an independ-
ent career 70 1oln our staff % life inEur-
1nce writer's IN r Faso.
Aany women are now taking up life in-
surance work. all over the country. with
splendid success The calling Is diEulfed.
Interesting and highly remuueratlve. The
higher your station 90 life the greater the
measure OF success 10 Be attained Trlte
for appointment. giving particulars re-
gardinE yourself and stating u yuu are
DESTROYS o. taking W the WORK in earnest
Address.
=. z PEHRENOT.
Vice Pres and Agency Manager.
p @. Box -os, El Paso. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05
FOR SALE
NOTICE or SALE OF STORE
At Z. NM LEN 81.

Notice ls hereby given that all o. the
stock Of merchandise and fixtures OF the
Burzg Mercantile Company VII Be solo 70
the highest and best bidder fo- cash az
II a IA. April 10. 1890. at the store q the
Burlrs Mercantile Company. Caodo. Texas
The undersigned reserves the right 10
reject any and All bids
The stock consists Of groceries hardware
and dry goods The fixtures consists OF
counters EhoW-caaeE. adding machines and
etc Stock and fixtures invoice 100000
Signed. Lytton R. Taylor. assignee for
5urzs Mercantile Company. Postoffics Box
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-05

WANTED.
BY THE TWO-HEPU BLICs LIFE
EssU RANCE COMPANY.
Two or three young men With high aspira-
tons to take Up lie Insurance work. start
ing here IN e Paso- There Is no profes-
Eiou offering as many inducements 70
ambitious young men without capital as
that Of life Insurance We VIII teach you
before you start 90 that you VIII be fully
qualified No triflers are wanted. but We
have openings FOR a few earnest young
men. Also. can use a top-notch expert
euced producer IN this city and with
promise O. Eood promotion soon.
2 z PERRENQT.
vice Pres and AEency ManzEer