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Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-25
My HEART and
NV HUSBAND
Adele Garrison's New Phase Of
Revelations
of q Wife
What Alice Holcombe's Exhibits"
Proved to Madge.

| FrOVcQ 10 MaQge.
For minute after I handed the
brown paper parcel back to her,
Alice Holcombe sat looking intent
! ly at me.
What a dear you are!' she said
earnestly at last.
Thank you. I'll admit that, coy
ly," l laughed. Insist upon it if you
show signs of believing something
else, so we'll consider that settled.
Open your parcel"
I saw that had struck the right
note with her. She, who usually
dominated everyone around her,
needed to be ruled and guided if
she were to escape bad nervous
breakdown, or TO be any help to the
man she loved so faithfully.
ooh, yes" she said nervously.
Here they all are, just as they
came to me. You see, l have num-
bcred them in the date of their COM
ing"
She was undoing the parcel as she
spoke, and in another minute I held
in my hand a collection of en-
velopes, all addressed in typewriter
characters, to Miss Alice Hol-
combe, Bayview High School, Bay
view."
Anonymous letters" I exclaimed,
and my thoughts flew back to the
time when l had suffered from a
similar evil thing. But those were
different. most business-like looking
envelopes, the stamped variety
which the postoffices sell, and there
was no attempt at disguise of the
address. They were all addressed
on the same typewriter judged
from a hasty comparison of them
and, except for the dates of mail
ing, they might have been dupli-
Gates.
A Clear Appeal.
The ones l had received in that
never-to-be-forgotten time were
tizarre-looking things, whose very
appearance drew suspicion to them.
But one purpose then had been to
call the suspicious attention of other
people to my mail. In the case of
Alice Holcombe there evidently was
the wish to make the outside of the
envelopes look as commonplace as
possible.
mot exactly" Alice replied, "but
something very near it."
l drew the enclosure from the en-
velope of the earliest date as she
spoke and spread it out before me.
II was an advertisement clipped
from the page of a we'll known
wonan's magazine, which set forth
the merits of a certain brand of tea!
The dismayed gasp of astonish-
ment that issued from my lips was
something I could not repress, al
though / could have fayed myself
for it the next instant. For Alice
Holcombe had heard me, and her
face whitened
"Oh, do you know what it means?"
she asked pitifully. II was so in
the dark, so frightened"
Il have no more idea than you
have retorted sharply, then l
had an inspiration. at may be
exactly what it purports to be,
clever way of calling a woman's at
tention to this particular brand. Do
you happen to know whether any
other woman you know has re-
ceived anything like this?"
The Cryptic Message.
I was talking the most arrant
nonsense and / knew it. But didn't
wish to have Alice Holcombe any
more frightened than she was at that
moment. I told myself sternly that
! must let no hint Of my own agi-
tation appear again.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-25
Municipal Hospital
A Possibility; Mayor
ToName a Committee

Mayor Smith will name a commit
tee Of citizens, representing differ
ent activities, for the purpose OF
studying and determining the needs,
and recommending feasible plan
for general municipal hospital.
City Commissioner Ringer Of
fered the resolution for the COM
mittee in city council today. DR..
J. F. Edwards. health commissioner,
favors new municipal hospital
with departments for various con-
tagious diseases. The Chamber of
Commerce already has adopted a
resolution favoring the project.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-25
Civilian Witnesses to
Be Heard In Probe Of
Florence Fire Charge,

City Commissioner Zimman, 'su-
perintendent of the fire department.
went to Florence yesterday to obtain
Q list of civilian witnesses who will
testify to the circumstances attend
ing a fire that occurred early Sun
day morning at the home Of DR.. A,
B. Adams, S406 North Thirtieth
street.
Mr.. Zimman expects to give these
witnesses a hearing in Florence
Wednesday afternoon. This is in
connection with informal charges OF
cowardice against members OF fire
company No. "a, stationed at
Florence.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-25

Charles and Tony, and 20 grand
children.
Funeral services will be held at
St. Anna church Friday morning
at 9. Burial will be in Holy Sepul-
chre cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-25

ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
JEROME STAGE
LINE SUES FOR
RIGHT TOROAD

Phoenix, Arlz-. Dec. 23.-Suit was
filed in superior court late today By
the Jerome Union stage company
against F. A Jones OF the state cor
poretion commission. or his success
scr In office The petition asked that
the court issue a writ OF mandamus
to compel the commission TO issue a
certificate Of convenience by which
the company may operate a stage line
between Prescott and Jerome. Dis
crepancy In 9 certificate previously
issued was alleged
The suit is another development in
the litigation whereby the. company
seeks TO operate on the new Prescott
Jerome highway IN spite Of the oppo-
sition OF the Arizona Bus company.
noloer OF certificate TO operate on
the new road.
The Jerome company's certificate
allowed it to operate on the old and
longer road
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

AAAAHAaAl AaANHaAAAAAa AAaNla
Bureau Of Markets -Cattie-Receipts,
sooe. Beef steers strong to Sc higher;
many cary sales sl1-5o q la--5: some
BIDS. $3.50 114o0- calves mostly soc
higher packers. top, 2l1-Q0: bulk $500
1900 all other classes around sc high
Z er; Gamers mostly s3-15 Q 3-5oi good choice
HoE=Receipts 81. 900; market active.
Is 10 40c higher than yesterdays average.
Light and light lights up most: top.
sraglng ~ pounds down and pigs at
shesP-Reesipts. 5000; fat lambs. strong
% higher fat sheep, steady feeder
lambs. 25c higher. Lambs S11-55s bulk
s11-5Q 911-lo. no early sales choice feeder
sheep Few doubles choice s. pound Feed
kansas city Livestock. Close.
kansas city No. Dec 2a--Cattle-Fle-
ceipra, zisl Handy weight fat steers. she
stock and bulls steady; steers selling
above $500; mostly CSC lover reals and
calves. unerenlT steady 10 CSC higher.
packer TOP. $3.50; shipper. top 31o.2s.
higher shipper. TOP, gs.z5; bulk. $500
SIS pigs. unevsnly higher good stock
pigs. s9-55; good and choice fat piEs, ss-25
shsep-Recsipts 500. killing classes. Is
% SOC higher; Fat native ewes. S3.756
sos FED western lambs s1f.0o-
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo. Dee 25.-Ca ttle-Esceipts
900. Market slow Beef steers. $500
SIS. cows and heifers. s4506s-75. calves.
$1,000 15-0es stocHers and feeders. $3.50
T-75
Hoss-Recsipts. 200. Market sc higher.
TOP. 5000; bulk. gs.50Go.75.
Eheep-Receluts. ego0- Market steady. No
Fat stock here Lambs. fs.25G10.25: ewes,
$3.50 @ 4-257 feeder lambs. sg-25 50 SIS
Fort Worth Livestock. Clnse.
Fort worth. Texas. Dec z5-Cattle-
Receipts. 500 Market 2565oc hirhe-
Besves. s5-5oGs-5o. stocizers, slE8a6.50:
cows, f5.506 SIS; Gamers. S25o65.25;
heifers. s7-5od 25o; bulls fz000L59;
calves s4-507 SOC.
HoEs-Receipts. 200. Market 1oa15c
higher. Light 4s-dQGs15s heavy. $3.50
500; medium S8-506S.75; mixed. $1,000
shesp-Reeeiptl zoo. Market IN
changed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
SHOW
ON EXCHANGE.
SMALL GAINS

After rather an irregular opening.
stocks strengthened and around noon
enjoyed a sharp rally, carrying prices
in numerous instances two and three
points above last nights closing
figures, according to J. s. Curtiss &
Co. Security Bank building.
Action Of the directors Of Inspira-
ton Copper company in passing the
dividend caused some selling Of this
issue, but the coppers in general
showed small gains
Rails rallied easily with gains OF
about two points, and there were
gains Of from two to four points in
the oils. There was also good
rally in the industrials.
While trading was active, sales
amounting TO ASSOC shares. for the
first two hours, the market is prac-
ticaIly a day 60 day trading affair
and stocks cannot be expected TO
rally very far until after the holidays.
"a rnrruIaw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
STOCKS SHOW
STRENGTH IN
ALLOUARTERS

rCe- York. Dec. z3.-The stock
market hroadeued and strengthened
"a almost every quarter during the
morning. the only noteworthy eLcep-
zion being United states Rubber,
which fell 9 points There was more
confident buying Of the usual favor
ties iu the OIL steel equipment and
shipping divisions. than at any recent
period shorts making further in
voluntary contributions TO the al
vance Tobacco, sugar, motor ana
chemical sDecialties were appreci-
ably better. Southern Pacific and
Reading represented the inEest IneIll
rails at moderate gains ana Junior
rails were led by coalers, including
Chesapeake and Ohio and Erie TX
change on London was firm but cal
money held at seven percent win
seaut offerings Of time funds
Many substantial additions 20 yes
terday's late rally were made at the
active opening OF the market TO the
trident surprise Of the short interest
oils. steels. rails and shippings again
featured the advance but many re-
Gently heavy speciaitfes also ralllee
brisElv- Gains Of , 70 points were
recorded in the first had hour by
Mexican and Pan-American petrol
ennis ROYAL Dutch. Texas and Pa
-ffc coal and iron, Sloss sheffield
American Locomotive. American ar
American Smelling, Southern Facllic-
Reading. Pittsburgh and West Viz
rfnfs- Atlantic Gulf. Virginia caro-
ina Chemical and Sears Roebuck-
ne Few weak issues included Ameri-
can wooden. International Paper ana
Atlantic Coast line
Liberty Bonds. C1ose-
rr5srt~ bonds closed; 5iss. $3.50; first
AZ ed a. bid- second ss. S65.7os first AIS,
fFfrr- second As. sSf.o4; third IS
fsF.H7- fourth frss s8t-5o; victory ssts'
fgfsf- victory ass $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
TARIFF VOTE
SENDS WHEAT
UP SHARPLY

Chicago. Ill. Dec. 23.-Sharp up
turns fin wheat prices took place to-
day owing more or less TO the house
vote in favon Of an emergency tariff
on farm products Opening quota
tons, which ranged from ] to 55t
cents higher, with March s163 20
sI.66 and May 1881 to S151A, were
followed by a moderate reaction from
initial top figures
Advances in the New York stock mar
ket helped later TO bring about new gains
FOR wheat The close was unsettled, AZ
20 SIC net higher. with March s1-66 10
sl65H and Nay 1881 10 sL625s-
Corn was stronger with wheat Aftsr
starting &c to a C up. Including Nay at
75st 10 75e, the market held within the
opening range
Evening up fer the holidays counted
subsequently as a builish factor The close
was steady. at 1Ec 70 1Hc net advance
with May 74Hc 20 75c-
Oats reflected the action Of other cereals
beginning 1c TO &c higher Nay, 4s1sc 20
491tc. and hardening a little more
Provisions tended upward, Influenced By
hogs and grain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

Winnie stumbled into her house, dragged
herself to her bedroom and flung the pack
ages on the bed. She struggled out Of her
clothes, douned a cimono, powdered her
nose, and was hxing her hair, when she
heard knock on her door. Who is itl"
asked Winnie. It's me- answered her
father, entering the room
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
Texas Budget Estimate
y Millions For T 100 Years

Austin. Tex Dec z5.-Budget Of
the state board o. control completed
today recomme ends appropriations ag-
EfegatiuE S25.457.L77 for the next
two fiscal years 20 operate the state
government. which IS a cut OF Sl4.-
sl1.165 from estimates filed by vari-
Gus heads Of Institutions. In cutting
estimates no effert was made By the
beard 70 reduce salaries.
According 20 ~. r. Nahourss chief
Of the tax division OF the board, re-
auctions were made on estimates
calling for new buildings which It
was decided were not absolutely
necessary. Despite the cut. an elab-
crate building program IS included
n the recommendation Of board
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

Chicago Grain. Close
Wheat March. SIS; May. f1.62a.
CoTn-3fay. 7s5sc5 July. 5izc-
Oats-May. 491zcs July. lsAc
Chicago Provisions. Close
Pork-January. $3.50
Lard-Januarys SASS; Hay, f15.s5.
Rihs-Jauuary. s1L77; Nay, Sass.
Chlcago Produce. Close
Chicago, III. Dec 21--Butter-tiig CHER
Creamery. extras, 5sci standards. 45ssc-
EEg=hiEhers receipts LQal cases
Flrsts IS G66c- ordinary firsts. 81 Gle;
at marx. cases included. 55061c; refrlE-
orator firsts. Sc; refrigera tor, extras BIC
Poultry-AllTe, lower Fowls is @ -5ci
springs, SIC; turkeys. 40c-
Potatoes-Dull. receipts. % cars North
srn white. sacked, si-35G 1-45 cWt; bulk.
f14o 61-50 cwt-: Minnesota and Red
river Ohios, sacked. $50 cwt
Kansas City Gram. Close
Kansas City No, Dee 21--Cash wheat
LIS; No. 2. sL67 G1-72; No. ! red. sl-s2;
Corn-one half cent lower to 1e high
er. no. ? mixed. 81 65c; No. {. 62c;. No. 2
white, 67cs NO. 3. sc. No. yellow s.
G6sc; No 8. SO s8c
Oats-Unchanged to &c higher. No. 2
white. Sc: No mixed, f5G4se-
Kaffir and slIlo sEaize-s1o4eL15.
Hay-UnchanEed-
Reeeipts-Wheat. g cars.
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas City No, Dec 13--Eggs-un-
changed 10 &c higher firs-s, IS 5sc; sec
onds. 80 @ SOC
Butter-Unchanred
PoultrT-Hens. ROSTERS ard springs, IN
changed; turkeys. 1c higher 4oc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
SNOW BENEFITS
THARIZONA
CATTLE RANGE

Phoenix. Ariz-. Dec. 25.-Some cat
tie are still being marketed from the
SeliEman section. but winter ship
meuts from Pinto have ceased. accord
ing TO the weekly range report Of
the weather bureau today. Grass IN
northern Arizona was greatly beue-
fitted by the snowfall Of this week.
While the run of would be compare
lively small. the water supply would
Be increased materially.
Precipitation ia southern Arizona
was limited TO light rain. which,
while beneficial in fresheniug vege-
tarion. was not marked in its effect
Condition OF both range and stock
near the border continued unsatis-
factory.
The report said cotton picking was
proceeding favorably.
Color and quality OF grapefruit was
improved by the cold weather. with
much Of the crop remaining on the
trees without injury.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

Father was nervous, Apologize Winnie
he blurted. Il gotta have some. money
quieki The mans waitin'i' Winnie took
out her last fifteen dollars. She had hoped
TO save this toward the rent money How
much money, fathawf' queried Winnie
-And what's it for7- Il gotta have aftsen
dollars to pay fer present bosEht -
answered her father unabashed-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
II y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

1sw YORK. Dee 15--Bar silver, dorns7-
tfc Unclaimed. foreign, f2Hc
Trericau dollars unchanged
Prime mercantile paper, unchanged
Exchange irreEul1r-
Eta-1lrG demand f5-6lA-
Gables s1527-
r-r.hrrre on Montreal. unchanged
7--r money. steady. Eish. Q; low. . rul-
fuE rate .; closing bid. q offered at q;
last lean. g.
Tine loans. unchanged
Tin- easy. spot and nearby. f5a-5o; ~
zIa-. 9uiet East s.. Louis spot s5-7o0
$50
Other metals. Unchanged
UOFnON METAL MAREEE.
rcnfon. EnE.. Dee. 25.-Followins are
she cuctatiouz-
Eiartr1lytlc. z1-
Tn f117. 1QG
Lead E11. los
Tlre go los
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
1000 Gases Reach Juarez
For Big Christmas Rush

One thousand cases Of bottled
whisky travelling I'm bond by express
from Havana Cuba. passed through
e Paso into Juarez Wednesday TO as
sist the Christmas rush there. accord
ing to W W Carpenter. collector OF
customs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

---~---r7-r--r
CREDIT NAN and adfuater. offers nerv-
fees 20 iobhers. salary or percentage. can
collect or secure. where others fan. nosred
upon business ln the southwest know
merchandise values and how 90 value book
ACCOUNT address A. 2, care Her1ld-
TEsTIGATED-Card lndeEsd men. cias-
rified By crafts and trades. with photo
graph and fun Information as 90 previous
srperisnce and reference queatiorralre
we can furnish a man for any posi- ION
by careful selection Vocational Dept 2
M C. A- Phi ff6-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

The above rate q based on q minimum
OF 20 Uord count Ads Containing less
thar this number Of words VIII Be counted
- 80 UurdE
Two dollars Per AGATE line per month
Minimum Of two linel on monthly rate.
Bold face lines. double price
Three cents Per word for stoc- or bond
on. mining or other prnmotinnal adver-
tiIinE
No "a run for an indefinite period IT.
- taken over the telephone Orderl 70
di1continus Cr. - ads must b made o.
writing
An new Advertisements sppsaE first In
home edition
IN order 70 give time for proper eiaaui-
iication q q neceEsary 20 close The Herald
An other days a. - 30 o. n want ads
rrceived after this hour VIII appear the
nsxi day Orders 70 discontinue want ads
must Be IN Herald office before a. n Of
day nf publication
Accounts FOR classified ads are due after
first inaertinn Not responsible for more
fhan one ineorrect lnseriinn
Entire STATE Of Texas can Be covered a.
the lowest possible rate with the largest
lS1z cents per word sundays,
105z cents per word Daily.
20 words minimum.
A guaranteed circulation-25o. 900 sun
days. $4,000 daily
This Is the combined circulation o. The
Dallas Times-Herald, Fort worth star
Telegram Tha san Antonio Light. e Paso
Herald and The Houston Chronicle.
Your ad sent 20 any OF the above papers
with cash viii Be handled for you and
your ad VIII appear 90 an OF them.
"wednesday noon should see your copy
appear IN thesa papers the following Sun
dnw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
LOCAL MARKETS.
furnished BY Crombia & Co.
Vegetables.

lAullla1eQ ry LrQm Die a Lo-I
Vegetables.
Colorado potatoes. per cwt, sl5e.
Sweet Potatoes. per cwt. 500.
Onions green. per dozen punches. 25c-
s275-
Oni-ns. sack. Crystal white. per eTt.,
$3.50
Celery. per crate. SIS.
Cranberries. Zoe pounds f211e-
Lettuce. per box. Fz11.
Cabbage. new crop, per pound IN trade
lots. SIC
Fruits.
Apples. New Mexico. per box, $500
Apples. Northwestern. per box. s3.5o8
425
Colorado apples, per box. ss-z5 0s.75.
FLORIDA oranges. per box. f5-Ql
California navel oranges, Per box, $3.50.
e5-oo.
Florida grapefruit per box, 4AT5 O geo.
Lemons. per box. $500.
Tangsrines. fancy. box. s5.ooa55o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

With a profound sigh Of satisfaction,
Winnie turned the corner Of her street and
hurried home. She elutehed her parcels
tightly and smiled happily as she gurgled to
herself, q haven't forgotten one And It
only cost me twenty-five bills. That leaves
me fifteen dollars to the goodF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
COTTON CANS . POINTS
IN EIRST HOUR OE TRADING

Nsu Orleans. La Dee 23.-W nile
The cotton market hesitated on the
opening today. losing 70 points On
the more active months because OF
uoor cables. Il soon strengthened on
realizing by shorts and at the END OF
tie first half hour OF business stooq
IS TO IS points higher than the 1l me
prices OF yesterday January SOLO
81 TO 10 .O6 and reacted 70 1871
F1~ q while the unfavorable features n
the BANK OF EnEiand's weekly statellent
ursrnn.ed the advances from continulI 9
rut toward IL o'clock there were repoIls
~ a better demand from southern mills
both On the local Euct market and IN Texas
and the trading months rose 70 levels s.
tc a. points over yesterdays close 1anu-
1rg went 20 11-5lc-
me market opened steady January
1s.Cfc- March. 1gE5cs Nay, 13sscs July,
IA ne rftsrnoon the demand increased
manly because q reports q Carolina
NILS rclnF on Gun time and prices re-
suonded b. working 20 SIN higher lev
ela The market was helped also By TIE
nettsr feeling On the stock MARKET n
the trading NJ 20 $50 prices went NJ g
10 So points over yesterdays last quota
tons. January reaching 11-65c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
Heb Ranfed-Salesmen

HeID Waufed-Salesmen
l-----------------~---~
TANTED-salesuan 90 sell bread. one
who can drive Dodge car Apply Cen
Steam Baking Co.
lIaNUFACTURER must have quick cash
Guaranteed first grade heavy gray tubes,
an tire sizes 81 e1chs Blowout patches.
rubber edge. an sizes 15c each; reliners.
an sizes. T5c- Ford oak leather ian belts.
15c each steel studded hqoE-on boots. see
each; satisfartl1n guaranteed or money
refunded. only quick cash considered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
Notice to Classified Advertisers.

All new advertisements appear first IN
home edition
Accounts for classified ads are due after
first insertion Net responsible for more
than one incorrect insertion
In order % give time for proper ciassl-
lcatiou u Is Necessary 70 close The Herald
classified pages Saturdays ar 1880 a. m.
All other days at 1880 p. m. Want ads
received after this hour viii appear the
next day Orders TO discontinue want ads
must be IN Herald office before g a. m OF
day o. publication
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
AUTOMOBILE LINE TABLE


UPPER FALLEA-
EFEECIIFE Dec H. Las Crucss-M Paso
stage yin leave from Orndorff hotel a.
. m For reEerFErions phone e Paso
1855 Las Cruces. 1z1-
sTARTISG TUESDAY. DEC 18th, THE
Herald ID raso-Llg Cruces auto VIII leave
Herald Bldg. for Las Cruces e Pm, ar
living Las cruces III A-el4li-lls ca
WIN leave the = =. Johns Cigar Stand
Las Crucaa az pm. arriving e Paao
20 Pm Phone. = Paso, 1906 phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
PHOENIX INAUGURAL BALL
Will BE HELD JANUARY Il

Phoenix. Ariz.. Dec. 23.-The IN
augural bail in honor OF Gov. and Mrs.
Thomas E Campbell win be held
January "a. according to an announce
ment by the Inaugural committee in
LcharEe OF communities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

MOUETATN sUTO STAGE LuGEs-Cln-
ron IVA Duucanl Stafford; Leave Clifton
1880 Pm daily leave Duncan 2sl5 PA
l1ilys arrive Stafford l:15 pm daily Icon
Meeting with Arizona Easternl- leave Eaf-
-1r1 a-m. daily leave Duncan 1888 an.
lllVi arrive Clifton l1 m daily. Five
round triug 20 Noreuicl daily. three round
trips 20 Melcaf daily. Service cars
lr and night Lountall Auto Co Inc
1-for- ara. Phone a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

OUR SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SERVICE.
FOR Christmas Shoppers. our ouick-call
taricab and automobile service viii assist
you materially with your shopping
For your larger Christmas packages. our
Hrht truck service VIII prove satisfactory.
II you are EoinE home for the holidays,
be sure and let our baggage department
serve you
Autoa-TaZis-BasE age-MoviuE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
-Four Killed By Caoe-in,
Bodies Are Recouered

Seattle, wash, Dec. 23-Bodies of
four men. entombed by a cavein at
the Slope mine OF the Pacific COAST
Coal company at Black Diamond
Wash, yesterday, were recovered BY
rescue gangs today. after more than
- hours Of digging. The dead:
Frank Nivone, IS, timberman; Joe
Grill. so. miner; Frank Bussev. 81
timberman; Charles Hsvlin. so, miner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

Thank heavens this Is the last one
sasped Winnie, as she struggled and pushed
her way through the seething throHgs in the
department store. She felt Ike martyr
as she made her final purchase A hard
days work at the Office was picnic com
pared to a two hour Christmas shopping
tour.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

8lcAlester. Okla. IS probably the
only city in the United States in
which The federal census has been
taken wholly by women.
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