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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
AUTOMOBILE liz TABLE


UFPER vALLEI-
EFFECT " Dee "A, Las Cruces-El Paso
stage VIII leave from orndorff hotel AZ
D ~ For reserTatioua phone II Raso
17li Las Cruces. l22.
STaRTTNG TUESDAY. DEC 18Th. THE
Herald ed Paso-Las Cruces auto wiz leave
Herald BldE. for Las Cruces at pm ar
irving Lar Cruces 8 Pm. Returning car
VIII leave the r. T. Johns CiEar stand,
las Crucess at Pm arrlFlng II Fano
ct 6 pm Phone. 81 Paso. 1895 phone,
Las cues. Us.
NV MEXICO.
TWGEE TO ELEPHANT BUTTE DAN
EFn HOT DSGS-1leets al trlint nt
Eurla. Oldest dam driver best dam car
On TIE eem - Inc ~ 9ssS.-s2a n5 =,
Springs. - n
WEIL-CaRRIZOZO. Cars leave R0a-
well az $3.50 g. ia, arrive CarrlzuEo goo
D. H. connecting with =. P. q s. "
Returning cars leave Carrizozo upon ar
rival o. =. p & s. " train No from
Fl Easo, irving N hosWeu $50 p n
Cadillac Fights Best OF drivers White
Line sage Co
FL FAsO-LA ELEsA TRANSFER CO.
Leaves Masonic Temple building at En-
Leaves Ia d -za for p Raso at 1880 an
Passenger. parcels and freight including
- Easo HaraldE are carrled over thie line.
0RRo-lLaGDALENA sTAGE-Sunday
only Leave 6ocorro 1.40 IN r. Han.
4aEallenas % A
LaEE FALIET-HIusboro and Eingasou
auto l-ets all trains az Lake valley. VIM.
d sieaEe. Hillsb1ro. y. IL
EOGOLUpN-Daily 20 and o. = Silver
Cry and EoEnllou- cars leave silver City
On arrival o. santa re train No e1z. $40
EullCn, Az Bennett Motor Transit Co.
Eho-e 10 Opposite depot.
AEI-CLOVIs-LaaFss Tucumcari
1850 an, arrive Clovis Pm leave Clo-
vig an, arrive TucumcaH Pm We
pass OIL wells twice daily Fry q Beeler,
contra cturE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30


90 Eggs. hot cakes and coffee. zoe
Ham. bacon. eggs. hot cakes. coffee f5c
Hot cakes. ham or bacon. coffee. 81 soc
Sausage. hot calues and coffee. .foc
Small steak eggs. toast and coffee. soc
Pork chop. egg. hot cakes and coffee. .l6c
Oatmeal. fruit, toast ard coffee. use
Plain onelette. potatoes rolls coffee soc
VARIES. stripped with bacon. coffee .dSc
Q err1 hot rolls ard butter. coffee zoe
Wnffrr honey and coffee ---...-...-. see
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
a0l-1-g FL Paso Bank Bldg.
phn-e 1880

FOR sALE-On account OF deatn q pro
urIefor. shop fully equipped with electric
machinery for making and repairing auto
mobile tops and upholstery harness ane
Tor reuairfuE shoes Only auto top and
harnare shop IN town Of 5000 Nov doing
two thirds u all shoe repair work e
LblIshsd 3 Tearz IN one OF the best loca-
tons in town. 81 500 cash. $3.50 monthly
pavments VIII handle. Don't delay This
business Is worth $4,000 c. s. LoomiH. Las
fsr-rae ~ N
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

SPANISH Translation and
English lessons Pm 1852 OF 3sf9-
PRIVATE Spanish lessons Tor ladies b.
spanish young LADY. 156 y. Ochoa-
SPANISH LESSONS at home By former
teacher, 20 years experience. Phi i215.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
WANTED

Experienced saIesiadles fer necrwsar.
leather goods. hlcuEes and hau1Eer-
chiefs. FAUST come well rscou1nend-
ed All spplicatons confidential
address %. care Herald
EXPERIESCED la DT sTENOGRAPH-
ERs-Our demand Is greater than our sup
ply We make Cur students competent and
experienced Positions Euaranteed-
ORA CGHON's BUSINESS COLLEGE,
2. .. Davis. MEr-. Eay1olds 6laE- Eh- $50.
Situations Wansed-Male
sPANIsH-ENGLIsH correspondent desires
position in Mexico address 7. los Herald.
Al ACCOUN.TANT desires small set Of
books can handle same IN spare tine.
GOOD MECHANIC wishes permanent 20
sition in city. CAL r. +. Clarke. 26oS E
Boulevard
/ SITUATION WANTED By exDeriencsd
] Spanish English stenographers good ref
erencez address C. q. care Herald
BOOKKEEPER with several years expert
ence. desires position; can give any num-
Der OF best references. make bond n re-
CURED Address p. 50. care Herald
EXPERTENCED Feneral merchandise man.
speaks Spanish and English. married. VIII
. accept position IN city. Mexico OF out o.
town ADDRESS 29s care Herald
INYEsTIG ATED-Card indszed men. cias-
sified by crafts and trades with photo
rraph and full Information az 20 previous
/ experience and reference Questionable.
We can furnish a man for any posi- -ion
By careful selection vocational Dept 7.
- c. -. "a SIS
Real Estate Wanted
f---~~----~---------~-- -----------------------
QUICK results. List with PhIllits -CreeL
100 PER cENE Essgitas sEem tsasmeatE
IURNEk. KENT 3 COLDM El-L-
WILL Buy small house 81 bargain. 5000
down. answer promptly. Address G. 50.
care Herald
WANTED-About six room house II priced
right, viii buy and pay cash. state loc1-
ton and price IN first letter. address T.
%, care Herald
LIVE company opening offices Fl eastern
Industrial centers would ike TO secure List
Ing OF farms. ranches and other Texas
acreage FOR sale address 70. Times
Herald. Dallas.
Want 10 SELL YOUR HOUSED
Let Us know what you have We make
q speciality OF selling house,
SCOTT SALES AND REALTY co.
l2l 1Inls Bldg. Phone rs
LIST YOUR PROPERTT
for small and larger homes properly
priced ACT NOW.
JAS. j. WATTS CO.
1o1 city National Bank BldE.. Phone a94
Wanted to Rent
>~-~-~-~~-~-~---~---~---- --~--~--------~~-----
WANTED-llodern. three or four room
house. Address sara MADEIRA 81.
WANTED-To rent by Jan list. furnished
apartment or Housekeeping room Ao-
dress e, care Herald-
LADY employed desires 20 rent furnished
OF unfuruished bedroom address F. 15.
care Herald
WANTED-By healthy couple with
months old baby. furnished. steam heat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
Business Chances

Business Chances
FOR SALE OR RENT-Two chair barber
shop. Box 2e8, Las Cruces, n. ~, E. ID.
Williams.
FOR sALE-Am or half Interest IN fish
and poultry market IN City Market Pm
l497.
Will SELL Tor $500 half interest IN wen
established theater doing good business.
leaving city address F Is. care Herald-
EXCEPTIONALLY high grade positions
for experienced business men available
through 7. II. c A. vocational depart
ment. paying from $500 per month up.
See Mr. Wheeler. $3.50 an. % ~ noon
WATCH AND JEWELRT business for
sale. with stock. fixtures; also machinery
THE CRONONIETER. Manuel Flores. 612
Caples Bldg. FL Paso. Tex
JOBBER WANTED FOR FAMOUS CALL
FORNIA HEALTH DRINK-sUNCkUs 81.
MIR. LOVE WILL BE AT SHELDON
HOTEL. THURSDAY To MONDAY. End.
CALIFORNIA CRUSHED FRUIT GO.
OFFICE HELP WANTED.
Correct English IS business asset
Learn business. English. free At K Of G
vocational evening school for eIserVicc
men 1919 Mills buildlnE. Ph. 3433.
WANTED-Iive. wide awake business man
for secretary-tr treasurer, large New Mexico
corporation now organizing; must Invest
at least $4,000; salary $3.50 per month Do
not answer unless you can qualify. Address
c. H. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

Only 100000 Of the 1900. oOO
people IN the Ottoman empire are
Turks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

BEET-Letter received DO your pest
promptly. Acknowledge this and arrange
further communication--Ntas
Will ANYONE knowing the whereabouts
OF william w Taylor, please COMM ricate
with his mother a. his father s. very sick
Mrs T. J. Taylor, 62S Mary ave, Ration
Money TO Loan
MONEY 10 loan on diamonds watches and
fewelry- FULLAN's. ia y. Stanton e.
s. TO $50 loaned honest emnioyes conf
Dental Drake. 201 Roberts-Banner 6ldE
VIII loan $1,000 On inst class real
estate security Mss T. - A-s-n' r u
Box SIS OF Pm 5elsW. eyenlneA
NED s50s Long time easy payment plan
for salarled furniture owners. contidential
Welfare Loan Co. 2e3 Herald Bldg.
NED 500 Long time easy payment plan
for salaried furniture owners. c1nll4enlla-
Welfare Loan %. -l4 ae1e-4 6lls.
MONEY loaned On furniture, pianos. auto
r-ohneH livestock. Liberty bonds or other
collateral at lowest rate on l1eral LeEtlA
EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION
315 Trust BldE
Rooming HOuses-FoF Sale and Rent
TO BUY Or SELL that roominE or apart
mert house hotel or business. see Meiera
JAMES l. MAER q COMPANA-
Pb7ps 4sso. s04 San Antonio.
HOTELS AND APARTMENT HOUSES
half dozen big money makers In good
hotels and a Few apartment houses can
be bought right List your propositions
with us for results We buy and sell any
'---i sOTTHWEsTERN INVESTMENT
BUREAU.
Up. Chamberlains 1lEr-l
31g Trust Bldg. Phone 5ooi.
HOTEL AND BOOMING HOUSE
SPECIALISTS.
We have the largest number o. prospects
and the largest list In he southwest
eve know the people
People know rs"
See Us today.
y A. BOGUE & COMPANE-
T07 FL Paso Bank Bldg Phone 1871
LARGE ABATEMENT HOUSE.
Is apartments. close IN, all modern, steam
heat 8 year lease. income $500 per
month. rent $3.50. biggest money making
proposition "a FL Pasos beautifully fur
nished; price $4,000. cash $4,000, balance
within S years. ACT QUICK
See THOMAS KIVEL with
GOODMAN BROS. & COMPANA-
Phone 1924. EOS y. stanton 81,
WE HAVE had listed with us. hotel con-
lobby. This place &c modern Ia every re-
spect, having an abundance Of baths In
fact, 90 ls one OF the best arranged and
most modern hotels in the city and VIII
show a net return OF At least $500 per
month. II you have as much as $4,000
cash Cterms can be had on the BALANCED 70
VIII pay you 70 see this place az once
See Meters
JAMES L. MARI & CO1IPANF.
Realtors.
Phone 1850 3Of san Antonio
NEWLY FURNISHED.
SIXTEEN rooms. divided into 2 and 3
room apartments all with private baths
year lease. rent SIS and clearing $50
per month above expenses price $780,
with only $500 cash
FURNITURE and lease or modern apart
ment house iu Sunset Heights. elegantly
furnished, rent $50. long lease, price
$4,000, cash required $500
Call lfr. Hirsch,
GOODMAN BROS. g. COMPANY. INC.
Phone 1884 205 n Stanton st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
Business Chanees


BEAUTIFULLY furnished IS room hotel.
central location. hot and cold water each
ROOM receipts average $3.50 per month,
s400s price on this $4,000, $500 cash
never before listed: you can't beat it for
sO'WESTERN INVESTMENT BUREAU.
214 Trust Bldg. Phone 3ool-
LARGE manufactursr wants men TO open
branch office and manage salesmen- $500
to 1880 necessary, exclusive rights. pat
ented articles money making poa1l1ili-
ties unlimited. VIII pay expenses 20 Dal-
las Il you qualify. address BOX 1ol4i
Dallas. IeEaa.
FOR sALE-TWo marble front modernly
euuipped theaters seating 500 each IN a
city Of 10000. Only one competitor
Houses doing big paying business Long
southwest for live wire Other business
demanding attention VIII sacrlllce lpf
cost equipment for quick sale Address
II IS. care Herald for full parueulars-
BEST HOTEL-ROOMISG proposition IN
town. finest location, beautifully fur
nfshed. within s minutes OF business CEN
ter 20 single rooms apartments al
rooms filled 70 capacity, net monthly PROV
q over $500: S12.50o buys g. half cash
sOrWESTERN INVESTMENT BUREAU
314 Trust Bldg Phone COOL
Up YOU WISH TO SELL your business,
hotel or rocuuinr house and VIII list %
with Paden. Paden VIII get You GUS
toner and do 50 without Delay Make rs
PADES REALTY COHPASF.
RealturE
a1I-g-7 Fl Paso Bank Bldg
Phone 1701
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

f0GR Too1s aad riasssd sissBiHE porch
PHI geTs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

For Reut-Hoases Furnished
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

BARGAIN-Flfty acre. year lease. near
Bel-ReeVes vel. SIS per acre. Atdresg
? 81. care Herald
WANTED-To communicate with some
reliable extracting coal company. Ad-
dress %. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

UPPER FALLEE-
EFFECTTFE Dee "A. Las Cruoes-El Paso
STAGE VIII leave from Orudor1f hotel az
3 FOR reserFatious phone II Paso
r-r- nrrr~ar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

Experienced salesladles fer necrwsar.
leather goods hlcuses and haudEer-
chIefs. uust come weu recommend
ed All applications confidential.
address r %. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
"a PAsO OILS

Undertakes
PEAE-HAGEDOG UNDERTAKING CO.
Open day and night. 506-508 Texas. Pm
152. Private ambuiance service.
J. J. EAsTEE a co.
10 y. Canpbeu 81. Phonea III and ~
Florists.
FOR FLOWERs-Ph. IA sheldon Art &
Monuments.
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PIONEER MONUMENT CO.
Quality Service-Sstisfactio
Figures Quoted on All Cemetery Work
Phone 500. 1913 Madera 81
Lost and Found
LOsT-Tuesday, pair nose glasses IN case.
marked San Diego. Calf Phi 6s1TR, re-
ward
LOsT-Biaek handbag On Manhattan
Heights car. Finder please Phi. 5714W for
reward.
FOUND-Ths best transfer and storage
establishment kELLH'S IHANsEEk &
STORAGE. Phi. 5s2.
LOsT-Oxidlzsd watch fob. keepsake. Re
turn Progressive Pharmzcys "a n Ore
Eons Pm 6753. reward.
FISE Collie pup. male. about OF
months old Notify or return 20 1897 Cop
per st. Ph. 20s6W. reward.
LOsT-Greek letter fraternity pin. Get
with pearls and garnets. Reward II re-
turned 20 Hotel LenoL. Room ITO.
LOsT-On Plaza near street car booth NO.
Q an Eastman folding kodak. Reward II
returned 70 1910 p. Bouleyard. "a gl44-
Will party that found platinum and dia-
mond bar-pin at Central cafe in Juarez
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

FOR RENT. FURNISHED - Completely
furnished room house m L.11ar-an
Heights. including linen and E-lTerTare
has furnace heat AID garage. reu- fll1
per month call Phi s. or f1f9W for IN
formation and inspection of gams-
W " CARL. soc CAPLE. BLDG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

From Mexico City, Daily-No. Z arrives
Juarez at 1905. FL Paso time
Fcr Mexico CITY. Daily-No- leaves
IuarGz az 12.ss p.m-s Fl Paso time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

TWO rooms sleeping porch first floor.
CONNECTING bath. lights phone and water
furnished. no noisy children Phi 512lI.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30


FOUR Room apartment IN desirable loca-
ton. SIS per month. CAL a. apt 9 1s1e
Epson. Phi a11E
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

WANTED-1fodern. three or four room
house. Address sara MADEIRA 81.
WANTFD-To rent BIZ Jan. list. furnished
apartment or Housekeeping room Ac-
dress 2 -. care Herald
LADY employed desires TO rent furnished
or unfuruished bedroom address F. 15.
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
q RenI-Roors Furnilhed

@-~-~-----------------~---~ --r-------~---~------
NICELY furnished bedroom. close IN III
z Boulevard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

BIZ sINEsS woman snail Manhattan h11ni
10 responsible party who VIII board the
owner. Phi 556aJ-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

-FOUR room cottage FOR rent % party buy
-57-I-srs for rare. 1908 n. Ochoa-
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
FRENCH MINISTERS
GET BUDGET SHOCK
Must Pay for Excess Spent
OUer Appropriations.

Special Cable to THE New York HERALD.
Copyright, 1920, by THE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.l
Paris, Dec. 25.
The heads of various French Minis
tries have received rude shock as a
result of the discovery by legal ex-
perts of the Finance Commission of an
obscure paragraph IN the law which
makes each Minister individually re-
spopsible for any expenditures which he
as Minister may sanction beyond the
amount prescribed by the budget.
In a letter to Premier Leygues and
Frederic Francois Marsal. Minister of
Finance. Senator Raphael Millies-La-
croix, who is considered one of the best
French parliamentary technicans. de-
clGres the intention of the commission is
10 hold the Ministers to the letter OF
the law. despite the fact that it wilt
necessiate the installation of a more
accurate system Of bookkeeping than the
Ministries now possess in order that
each Minister may be sure that the
daily expenditures do not exceed the
budget allowance.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

Special Gable to THE New York HERALD.
Copyright, 1920, by THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris Dec. 25.
France is ready to envisage COM
plete revision of the League of Nations
scheme along the lines Of a different
association of nations if proposed by
President t-elect Harding. This state
ment, already made in news des-
patches, received striking corrobora-
tion yesterday from the lips of Rene
viviani, former Premier Of France, and
one of her representatives in the
League Assembly, who, in giving his
impressions of the Assembly meeting
in Geneva before the Foreign Affairs
Commission of the Chamber Of Depu-
ties, drew a new conception of league
far different from that contained in
the covenant.
While resting on the basic idea OF
universally, NJ. Viviani's conception
foresees the regrouping of nations ac-
cording to their continental interests, and
undoubtedly was put out at this time
with view of meeting what are believed
to be the views of the Harding Admins
tration.
Predictions of Policy.
M. Viviani's testimony coincided with
Che action of the French Chamber IN
virtually rejecting the miiitarists' pro-
tramme expressed by Andre Lefevre
who resigned this week as Minister OF
War, and, taken in conjunction there
with, permits this prediction concerning
the future French policy
First-France sees the league in the
future largely as a moral instrument
only, but perceives the great value in
the retention of it's basic ideas. but nc
physical protection
Second-She is, according to the ma
gority of opinions, still in favor of a
strict execution of the terms of the
treaty by Germany, but is ready to ac-
cept proofs of German disarmament and
utterly rejects the Lefevre nightmare
of Germany growing stronger every
-inute, with a secret army ready t.
spring again at the throat of France.
Third-That although abandoning for
the present the thought of any material
security in the league idea, she, never
theless believes that the execution of the
terms of the peace treaty to date nas
resulted in giving France great adj
vantage over Germany, and which can
easily be maintained if the present
measures are, continued. Therefore
France can rely for her security on an
army not separate and apart from the
nation but one confined to a few power
full frontier units behind which will lie
trained citizens.
France is prepared to maintain Andre
Tardleus point that despite the failure
10 ratify the ench-British- american
protective treaty France still has the
right to continue occupation of the
Rhineland bridgeheads beyond the hf-
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
Resrouping of Nations.

Stressing the absolute necessity of the
United States participating If the idea
Is to be successful, M. Viviani foresees
regrouping of international interests
as follows:
First-A group representing purely
American continental interests.
Second-A group representing Euro
pean nations.
Third--A group for the consideration
of general world problems
This, it will be seen, provides for an
association of nations with mutual in
terests within a general association for
the discussion of peace problems which
is understood here to be the underlying
principle of the Harding theory.
The significant fact in all this is that
French craftsmanship is prepared for a
complete revision of the scheme of in
ternational cooperation, though 1t Is
against the abandonment of the idea
and considers that the Geneva conven-
tion showed it's moral value. while Brit
ish craftsmanship. if expressions heard
in Geneva and statements made by re-
turning representatives in London are
any criterion. still clings to the idea
that the Harding Administration can be
Won over by certain changes in the
covenant. chief among which is the
elimination of Article X.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

teen year period provided the Germans
do not live up to every part OF the
treaty. This virtually sums up the po-
litical development of the last week,
which left the Leygues Government still
in power, but whose tenure yet appears
uncertain. In this connection M. Wv
iani's views on the league should COM
mand great attention because of the
likelihood that should the Leygues Gov
ernment fall Vivani will be the next
Premier
In his testimony before the commits
sion NJ yiviani insisted that the contin-
uation of the league idea depended en-
tirely upon the understanding that Great
Britain and France may reach with
America that the idea of a super-state
or super r-parliament must be utterly re-
jected, and that for the present, at least.
it's chief value must lie in the promotion
of the idea of moral unity among ma
tions. ft
The leagues role. he said. must be to
create a conscience for international ac-
cord and to promote international JUS
tice. To this extent, he insisted that
the Governments of to-day must have
confidence in it and that the old diplo-
macy must readjust itself in accord with
this new idea
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
FRANCE Is READY
T0REVISELEAGUE
ON HARDING BASIS
Viviani, Former Premier,
Pictures Society of Ma
tiOns on New Lines.
PUT OUT AS FEELER
French Statesman Expects
Regrouping According
to Interests.
VETO ON MITITARISTS
Paris Policy Indicated by Re-
lection of Their Alarmist
Programme.
VETO ON MITITARIsTs
BY LAURENCE HILLS.

Special Gable to THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1920, bv THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris, Dec. 25.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-12-15

| The date for the annual Ellsworth
reunion in Boston has been fixed as
| FRIDAY, April 8, at Paul Revere hall.
The ently-organized Unity club
OF the Unitarian parish will meet this
| evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Leon E.
Rowe.
The Hancock county farmers
union, officially the Hancock County
Farm Union Grain and Supply c.,
has filed its certificate of incorpora-
tion.
Silvy & Hamilton have secured the
agency for Studebaker cars for Han
cock county, excepting Mt. Desert
island, and will have cars for deliy-
cry after January /.
County Agent Bridges and Miss
Howe, home demonstration agent,
attended conference of county
agents at the University of Maine
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin M. Foster ex-
pect to leave next Monday for New
port, N. H., to spend a few weeks
with their daughter, Mrs. d. L. Yale.
From there they will go to Fred
ericksburg, Otto spend the remainder
of the winter with their other daugh-
ter Mrs. John Hardwick.
The Gladys Klark Co. will open a.
three days engagement at Hancock
hall on Thursday, Dec. Is, and will
play "Jim's Girl, "The Confession"
and "Pollyanna." The company is
said to be better than ever, and
special scenery is provided for each
play with vaudeville specialties be-
tween the acts.
Lygonia lodge, F. and A. NJ, will
work the third degree tomorrow
evening. Supper will be served at
$50. District Deputy Dow, who was
expected to pay his official visit of in
spection, will be unable to be present.
H. c. Austin & Co. have leased the
Whiting block, and will move there
early in the new year. The store is
now being fitted up for their occu-
pancy. They will occupy all three
floors of the building.
Mr.. Davis of the Hancock County
Nursery & Seed Co., Surry. has COM
planned to the State fish and game
department that deer have destroyed
125 of his young apple trees, at a
value of $1S7.50. Unfortunately for
Mr.. Davis, the laws of the State
make no provision for reimbursing
owners for damage of this kind done
by wild animals. Mr.. Davis may,
however, kill deer caught in the
act of damaging his cultivated trees,
but must consume all the meat in his
own family, and must Immediately
notify the fish and game commission
of the killing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-12-15
COMING EVENTS.

Wednesday, Dec. Is, at Baptist
vestry-Sale and supper, by ladies OF
Baptist society. Supper, 40 cents.
Thursday Dec. 16, at Rural hall,
East Surry-Dance by Lejok boys
and girls club.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Dec. 16, II, IS, at Hancock hall
Gladys Klark Co.
Saturday afternoon, Dec. IS, at
Methodist vestry-Christmas sale.
Monday, Dec. 20, at Hancock hall
Concert by Del Mar quartette, fol-
lowed by dance, under auspices of
Frank E. Whitmore post, American
Legion. Admission, 80 cents; re-
served seats, So cents; including war
tax.
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