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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
Personal

MILLINERT-Mu1e. SeEalL. sos n. kan
saA New hats made. old hats renovated.
millinery supplies sold.
RHEUsIATIC AND LUlIBAGO sUFFER-
ERS-Whv suffer any loueer2 7 have a
guaranteed cure. hundreds OF sworn testi-
1nonialss not a fake but a cure Box SIS.
Wichita Fails. Tex
BARNETTs-THE MAS SHOP.
Purchase early and pay small deposit on
2I9 SANTONIO ST.. 210.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

HEaL EEAAa.
HAHFA-EoET DAVIS AUTO leaves Fort
Davis daily and Sundays 8 an. leaves
Nara Pm one way, s2.50: round trip,
3. G. ". Dayia proprietor.
M0EAHAEs BUENA VISTA - Mona
hans. Grand Fails. Imperial. Bueua vista,
osHeEo Orient train; Fl Stockton. Alpine
ONE DAY DAILY except Sundays Phone
~ wire reservations e '. Sweat. Grand
FailL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

FoE sALE-Bas5 ssd FS- s7i5F a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
Ro0ming H0u.es-F0r saIs Id Rsnl

BOOMING house. q rooms. $1,000. half
cash: rooms. $1,000 half cash Room
900. Trust Bldg. Phi 1o55. J. s. Crozier.
FOR QUICK SALE - Furnishings OF
rooms. porches. all good apartments.
$3.50. 500 cash. SIS monthly. close IN.
year lease Address + Us. care Herald
TO BUY Oh SELL that rooming or apart
ment house, hotel or business. see Neiers.
JAMES L. MARI & COMPANY.
Realtors.
Phone 1850. 900 San Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

WANTED.
Colored elevator men and porters
must have good city references
Apply At once main office
THE WHITE HOUSE.
WANTED.
city bill clerk. must have had experience
IN the dry goods business and can give
good references; don't apply unless you
can measure up to our advertisement.
See Mr.. Coffin.
HARMON ERUPP co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

Auction Sales
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WALTER A. WILLIAMS. AUCTTONEFR.
Ph- 1519. office SIS z. san Anto1i1. 49,
Gon HOUSE WI handle sales = e. -
of LoEn- one hour. $50. ia So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
Waufed-Room and Board
-miscelaneou.

" ANTED-Room. with or without board
Aslress Z 1s5. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
% Renl-Slores Id On,

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DESK room FOR rent IA 5Imr BIdE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
AUTOMOBILE TIME TABLE


UPPER FALLEI.
lEE1h VALLEY HERALD 9DTO-LeaveE
- Ea1o Herald office daily erceut sum
cay Tor Las Cruces arrives LA Crucer
go Pm returning car leaves Las Cru
eea IoE II Eaaos mont cf 2. z Johns
eigar Store pm arriving 10 Il Pago
t;45 Pm Phone Herald Office FOR re1er-
Fauo1z- Phone e 2. Johns 1G6. La Cru-
ces. tor rcssrTationE.
ENGLE TO ELEPHANT BUTTF DAN
AND HOT SPRING s-lleets IN trsinr a.
hnsie Oldest dam driver best dam car
9est IN the world J. 2. Heffernan, Hot
sprlne4 ~ Il
NEW EIEXICO.
FL PAsO-IA MESA TRANsFFR CO.
--zlFa1 Laaonic Temple building az 8 I'm
Leaves Ia u "a for FL Paso al G-10 an
fagaangeEr parcels and freight. including
- Easo aeralds are carried over this Inc
sOC0RRO-H sTBGE-sundqy
only Leave 6Qcorru $40 i-m. Il Hail
AaEdalena. y n
MOGOLLes-Daily to and fro1 silver
city and Logollon. Cars leave Silver civ
on arrival Of Santa Re traiu No. e1T. No
gollons s an Bennett Motor Transit "a
Phale 1e. OPPOSITE depot.
LAKE -TALLET-HIusbor snd Fi5--f17
auto --itets en- trains az Lake VALLEY. VIM
% slease. Hlllsboru. H. "a.
kOsWE cars leave RoT-
ven a. $3.50 ana stop 80 minutes for
oreaE11gt ~ Elcachus arrive Carrizozo az
II an Car leaves Carrizozo at $3.50 p.r1-.
arrive Ro1Weh At $50 pm white Line
stage Co
- MCAsi-CLOEIs-Lsave Tucuucari
$3.50 an arrive Clovis 3 pm leave Clo-
Tis An arrive Tucumcari & Pm we
pass OF wells twice daily Fry. q Beeler.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
Rooms-UnfurniIhed

TWO large frolt rooms On car line. 1855
Dakota SO Per month no sick. no chill
dren- Apply IcBeatt. Five Points Barber
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
Help Wantsd-MaIs

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lTANTED-Four first class carpenters %
go to Lowell Ark Apply Stanley Bevans.
SIS Mills st.
MAN WAETED-Wlth car that has sells
Ing ability. willing 70 travel through state
OF Texas Address z 166. care Herald.
WANTED-Rsiiahle colored man TO man
age shoe shining parlor. Apply Herald
Cigar stand. Herald Bldg.
WANTED-At once. first class barber. $50
guarantee, wire or write. o. X Barber
shop. Florence. Ark. P. O. Box $50.
choppers. contract with
party 20 cut 200 cords wood or more. C.
]. Mazoch, Ginner. Route g. Weimar. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

S7on1-sIlnE OF bed. sprinss ruattre-E ~
E--ls lo-1er dining table. q char. cal
heater. cook stove t-ltchan ~ 7-fs.---
able; special price. s1sAT5. SIS cssz- 81 =
4hAAs ElkNITUBE a STORAGE CO
5ll 2. san Antonio ST.
Phone 117L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
WANTED

Statesmen for mems
clothing and furnishing department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
For Sals-FunIturs

q tow ofnes hour. $50. ia Sc
For Sale-FunIture
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FOB sALE-Baby bed Pm s7IsW sf.s-
Pm
BOB sALE-Gas range. good s55SifiS7-
LIKE NEW-Furned oaz uhrary 81 - ~
davenport Phi s5s1W-
EOE sALE-Good heating stove 1853 4
Boulevard
BETTER furaitErs nd piano SSEzI7z77--
. -ll-s2A. = = EDO Co Pr 17s1T7-
ANIED-car Of used furnlturs 70 5Isz-
leo- ~. IlsA ask f5r Mr. smith
NICE hcuselzeepinE furniture - 800
room hoase- ~. 8719W.
FOR sALE-Birdssys maple d. 81
lo12 y. Campbell
YOUR CREDIT Is GOOD-oar p7iss5 49,
SO z. San Aalanio. Pms els5.
FOR sALE-7Thits enamel bab ~ - ~
ma good condition sl1 y. caar-
FURNITURE Of room apart71r-7 An
O part apartment for rent ur1lni--
152l y Rlo Grauda-
FOB SALE - Duofold. rsfrigsras5r ~
y a-na- bedroom set VIZ Hsu ssra-s.s
n sl49. Ell APIS. No "a.
uAE mahogany dresser. I buffet g.
chairs. i rocker. : oil heater. an h -
eondltlon- SOS = RIO Gr-zds.
We buy and sen an kinds q fur1if5rs
and tools.
DAVIS HARDWARE 3 FTRNFTTRF IN
corner overiand and Oregon sta p. 81.
CHIEEEROHE. wicker haa-f7gt - -
Ing table and chairs. al IN ro11 ---Fi-
lon. 70 agents need apply Ph- s5sllr
ElhelIuRE CT 3 room house. i-.7-E7---
player piano house can Be- rented -s-7l-z
city. nus ssiL gl1 = Rio Grands-
TIE HONE FURNTTURE CO.
~ Us Le1as- has the name Of tsE-r r-s
most Reasonable place iu the city = -
turniture. Ph- 1888.
WANTED = Second hand f1rnIf1r-- A.
arnog1t and quality. We pay cash pk-.-
% hEhaIHLLL EChNITrEU CO.. 90
=. san Antonio. Pm 35f6.
We BUY. SILL Or ENCHaNGE
El5llLlre a1d saving macLi1sE
YOUNG TUBErTURE co.
10 s. stanton.
BEDS. cots. MATTRESSES. sloTss. 49, A.
enalrl must Be sold ~ cnce. 1sls IA
LIZ g. Ph- 5s79-
fhANsfORTAII0N CHARGES PREPITD
within radius o. 100 miles on M
Paths Paragraphs
Lor limited time only
AuLIA-ADOkE FURNITURE CO.
rs n Stanton ST.
WALLACE FURNITURE co.
WI pay you TOP cash price frr T-r
furniture; set our bid before 70 ~
PHONE e905.
lie WESTERN FlTENITURE Coz wII
pay cash for your N ufturs ~ We IN -
change y for new Come TO the stare thse
saves y1l money Fh- 1889. corns- ssa--
ton ald ovsrland-
one WHITE auz1nsI I1dvfT fs7Ir NJ ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
For Rsnt-Stors. and Offie.,
Entertainment HaH for Rent

DANCE HALL FOR RENT.
Monday al saturday nights.
Cotllll1n HalL Phone zsId
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
Wanted to Rent


YOUNG man wants room with private
family. Phi SO.
or room modern bunFa-
low. furnished. no sick or children Ad-
dress d $50. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

YOUNG FURNITURE co.
l1I s. Stanton 81.

Eoh eAAE.-Best quality WIton - ~
~ size. laElQias high class rnszs----
l1fary table, glass tops eVarythl-r r-r-
sonaole and good a. new. Ferfscfs--- -
neaters tan panel folding scrss- 49,
--19 oeero1ln, slnau table and -hair
n 1o- zp1olntnlent Pm. 111f
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

BOB % IS, sALE-eas range. GOOD ss5sifsa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

Aparmsnts-Unfurnished
~-~=----~--e----=--~H----
largest list apartments. furn. or uufur1.
W. x. RAMSEY q CO.
Phone 1918 New trust Bldg
Housekeeping Ro0ms-furnished
r---7--=@--s~
LIGHT Housekeeping rooms FOR rent. SIS
n Florence
EXTRA large room with kitchenet. deep
ing porch. beds. no sick us n e Paso-
SINGLE housekeeping room and room
with sleeping porch. IN home. close IN.
nice for working couple, cali IN person. no
sick SIS Prospect
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
Special Notices

GENUINE Navajo rugs for sale. very rea-
souahle- 708 n Oregon. Pm. 1855.
WITNESSES RENOVATED. So: RUGS
CLEANED, 81. Erwin MFG. CO.. PHI ITO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

MEXICO & NORTHWESTERN
No regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
For Rsnt-Housss Furnished

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WILL SACRIFICE furniture OF room
bungalow IN Five Points. block from car
line. an convenieucez. as telephone. hot
water connection. etc. party buying fur-
niture may rent house fer f15- Phi T6o1R,
rings
s ROOM HOME. close in. excellent
furniture. suitable for two families,
two rooms now rented for $50 Owner
wants S125 for entire house, viii not
rent for rooming house purposes
reference reqalred- Phone $3.50.
For Renf-Hou5es UnfuTnbhed
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FOB RENT-News room and sleeping
porch bungalow. 1I1s Lebanon. near Nan
haitian school. SIS month Phillps-crael
Realty Coz Pm 1856
EIGHT room houe. close IN. on W. Ms
souri, E-eepinE porc1eEs garage. VIII give
lease. f125 month Rental Dept
DOUGLAS c. CRoWELL AGENCY.
32l Mlns Bldg. Phone $500.
For Renf-Aparfmenfs Furnished
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SILVER APTs.-ous furnished apartment
for rent 2211 Moutana-
FOR RENT-Desirabls s room apartment
70 PARTY buylnE furnirare. Pm 52l5J-
ONE and . room apartmsnts for rent. clean
aud nicely furnished Phi. 911T. Richards
Apartments 1918 z san Antonio-
BEAUTIFUL furnished room apartusat
vita sleeping porch. steam heated. con
venienty arranged this Is very good
JAMES L. MARE & toMPANT.
Phone ss58. 500 san Antsuia. Z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
COUNC|LMEN TO CONSIDER
SALARY MEASURE TONIGHT
Finance Committee Will Take Up
Proposal of $12 600 for Public
Works Director.

The Finance COMMITTEES OF city
Council will meet tonight TO consider
the proposition of Mayor Ntnsiic 10
fix a salary OF not less than $4,000
for the Director of Public Works. as
rcco mmendcd by him in recent mes
sage TO City Council.
II is generally conceded that the
committee Will act favorahly upon the
recommendation OF the Mayor. AMI
that Council will concur. y large
number of Interested citizens are eX-
pccted at the meeting tonight to in
dorSc the Mayors recommendation.
In his plan. the Mayor points cut
that. in View OF the vast amount OF
work already laid out for the Depart
ment OF Public Works. TIL" services
OF man OF the highest class are alb
solutely necessary.
Upon motion OF Alderman iullcr.
the Council Cciumittcc on ordinances
yesterday afternoon tabled Indefinite
" a proposal for the location Of II
moving picture thcat"r at the cor
m"r of iIancock and Clay Streets.
The plan was opposed Ivy a large
number OF colorcd citizens CT that
section OF the city. who We're repre-
scented at the meeting Of tho COM
mittcc by Richard Evelyn Byrd. The
committees. prior TO the meeting.
viewed the promises and unanimous
" agreed that there should he no
amendment to the moving picture
ordinance at present.
Those at tho meeting were Chair
man Gunst. Alderman Fuller and
Ccuncilncn Morton, Carpenter AMI
smith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
SECURE DISAPPOINTMENT
OF CAR-FARE INCREASE
Wcsthnmpton Citizens Association
Hears Rcpert of Activities Of
Their ORGANIZATIONS

1ndetinite postponcment of an in
crease in street ear fare to West
hampton was announced hy 4 repre-
sentative OF the Virginia Railway
and Power Company AT Il meeting OF
the Yves Hampton Citizens Associa
ZION held last night III the Country
club. The meeting was attended by
- large number o: the citizens OF thar
community. and plans for the future
freely discussed in open session.
Besides the report OF NJ. l.. Fills,
pres dcnt OF the association. in which
The work OF The past six months
was reviewed. mentioning in partic-
u!ar the railway farc 3ostponcmcni.
the Improvement in the telephon. SER
vice and in police and fire protcc-
zion. IL was proposed that additional
park space, 10 supplement the park
Ing plans now hein. carried out along
the driveway, parai!c!!nS the ear
tracks Toe secured for the pcrma-
nent endowment OF the community.
II was reported that ali advcrtis-
ing s!Gns along the Cary Street Road
had been removed. and members OF
the association pied sed themselves TO
refuse 10 allow such displays placed
upon their property in the future.
ton the proposition 10 construct a
ten-ioot sidewalk from the city limits
!" the country Club along Cary
street Road.
president Fills viii appoint a COM
inltt"e i: the near future, ,hc pur-
pose Of which IS 10 make a .horoush
Investigation OF the sanitary cond!-
lions OF the community, and To re-
port means o: Improving the same
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
HOSPITAL APPEALS FOR
$4,000 IN CONTRIBUTIONS
ShcltcrinE Arms In Grcnt Need of
Funds to Curry ON Its
Work.

I'm urgent appeal for funds has
been sent out by the Shcltcriug Arms
frr" Hospital and Ihc board OF man
aErrS are asking of the public. the
amount Of $4,000 to br Contributed
on thursday. the annual donation
day Of the ;msututiun. II is stated
tnat the income from the endowment
OF the institution is only one iiftn
OF the budget necessary TO carry on
me work tor next year. and funds
Win which 10 carry on the remain
der OF the hospitals service must
com. from the generosity OF the usC
PIE.
II Is suggested In the letter sen;
out by the board that $40 Will Keep
- pit.tht supplied with all ncccss.-
tics for one week Last wear tho
d'Iiy avcraEc cost for each patient
Was <l.ii. There ar. no fees con-
hccted with the institution. no main
"ilc.rS and 40 paid physicians, his
service being contributed by those
pract!cing there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
THO Auto Crashes
Jar Single Corner
IN One Odd Accident
Young Woman's Car
Makes Triple Cdrom.

Two automobile accidents occurred
last night at the same corner. The
spot where the two collisions hap
pcncd WAS at the intersection of
Monroe and Grace streets.
one of the accidents was Il most
unique one. Miss Marguerite Cheat
wood. .llo East Grace Street. was
driving along Grace Street and col :
llded with another auto driven by
w. W. 10th. OF 20O9 West Grace
Street. As Il result of this accident.
tn" young woman's car figured in Il
triple smash-up. After striking the
auto driven by 10th her machine
glanced OF and crashed into car
owned by Or. Mclean. of Grace Hos
pital. Losing control of her vehicle
completely after the second collision.
Miss Cheatwood continued on and
crashed into a tree. tearing the pro-
tcctivc. box from around II. 10y this
time the Wild Hight of the car was
checked. No one was hurt as the re-
suit OF the mishap. although all autos
were considerably damaged. Miss
chcatwood sworc out a warrant FOR
the arrest of 10th,
Earlier i'll the evening an automo-
bile owned by H. :. Goddin. l02 West
Grace. street: collidcd with Il truck
owned by the Node Brothers and
driven by one of their employees No
ono was hurt. but both cars were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
ST. ANDREW BROTHERHOOD
TO HOLD ANNUAL SERVICE
Members VIII Meet I'm Church of the
Holy Com misunderstanding Mis-
Sinns n

Today being st. Andrews Day in
the church calendar year. the mem
hcrs OF the brotherhood of ST. An
drew will hold their annual service
in the Church OF the Holy Comforter
at o'clock tonight. This will con-
s!st OF IA prcpa ratory devotional SER
vice. conducted by the rector Of the
church, Rev. William Il. Cox. assisted
by Rev. J. j. Hall missioner. OF Phil
adelphia. preceding the HOLY, Com
munion service. the music to he fur
nishcd by Il choir of male voices.
Unusually large congregations are
being attracted To the nation wide
campaign preaching missions now
being conducted in Episcopal churches
each night. Mission services Will be
held at O'Clock tonight at the fol-
lowing churches: ST. Thomas. st.
Johns. Wcddcll Memorial, ST. Marks
At Soldiers Home Chapel. Holy Com
fortcr. Monumental. Epiphany. st. An
drew's and Holy Trinity. In addition
10 tn. evening services, Rev. Richard
Wilkinson. II. D., of Montgomery. Ala.
breaches at II o'clock each morning
at Holy Trinity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
Today and Tonight
in Richmond
Committees,

Council Finance Committee,
Council chamber, y.
League OF Women Voters. wo-
mans Club auditorium, IL nnd ).
Mothers Club, JOHN II. Curry
school. 3.
MOtion-picturc rntcrt afumrni,
R. l.. Ice School, 40 :.,J %.
Rotary Club. Kirhmond Hotel, 1.
Reception. Shcltriiu- Arms
Hospital. 4.
Ten, Stpncwali JACKSON Chapter.
L. ID. e.. home at Mrs. Greed
Davis, 90 North Boulevard, 3 10 q.
Recreation College, Community
Club, y.
Supreme Court OF Appeals, Ill
brnry building, 10.
Academy. vaudeville md motion
pictures. =, s;i5 md 9;I5.
Strand. "PasSinE Show =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
CROWDS THRONG CITY HALL
TO SETTLE IHEIR TAXES
Today Is Last During which Payment
May he Made without
s.tf ZEN

The offices OF both the state and
City Collectors of taxes were crowd
ed yesterday by men and women
eager to pay their taxes before De
ccmber !, after which date pen
atty accrues. Poll taxes, as well as
personal and property taxes are be-
ing paid by many, who are taklnS
advantage OF one trip To the tiiy
Hall. Long lines of taxpayers filled
the rotunda OF City Han up To the
closing OF the offices, and many We're
forced 10 depart without being able
To secure receipts Tor their money.
which was ready for tender.
Today is the last upon which such
taxes may bc paid without the legal
penalty The noupHymcnt OF rcll
taHcs at this time VIII make no diff
ference. so far as the right o; fran
chise is concerned. This tax must
be paid within six months prior 10
the next general election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
ON OPENING OF
FAMOUS EGYPTIAN TOMB
Wonan's Club Hears Narrative OF
Distinguished Painter, Joseph
Linden Smith.

The frs, ar, lecture Of the season
at the Woman,s Club was given yes
terday afternoon before n capacity
the distinguished painter. Mr..
Smiths subject was The Discovery
and Opening OF the Famous Tomb OF
the Parents OF Queen Thy. in the VAL
ley of the Tombs, OF the Kings.
Egypt" ana his lecture was illus
trated with beautiful stercopticon
pictures given to him personally by
the Egyptian government ut the time
Of the opening OF this tomb. Miss
Julia Sully WAS chairman of the at
ternoon and presented the speaker.
Mr.. Smith described in Fascinating
and dramatic detail the discovery and
opening OF this famous tomb. which
years. He prctaced mis- lecture with
the remark that he must tell his
story only from the standpoint; OF the
raiatcr. and not from that of the
lecturer, and most enchanting tale
his hearers pronounced it, set forth
with subtle delicate humor.
He told how most OF the tombs in
the Valley of Kings had been plum
d"red. some Of Them many times. but
the thieves. some OF them dust these
thousand years, passed over unno-
ticed many marvellous treasures as
unworthy Of their loot. The tombs
are built deep in the native rock and
cliffs. and the workers. who wcr.
princes of the realm. We're blinded
when the tomb was completed. so
that they might never he able 20
show the way to the treasure place
oi the dead monarch. Only twelve
OF hcsc tombs are now open TO the
public. and six OF these are most ac-
c"ssihlc to tourists Interested in such
matters.
The speaker gave Interesting and
detailed descriptions of the manner
and method OF cNcavating and
thrilled his audience with tho story
OF their dramatic entry into the great
tomb, which had been sealed 20 all
human beings for nearly 1000 years
past.
Mr, Smiths pictures showed with
wonderful clcarness the marvellous
treasures Of art, the beauty and deli
racy OF the carving of the many OH
Jects taken from the tomb OF the
parents Of this dead and gone Queen
OF another G-y. All o: these rrice-
less objects. with the exception OF
4 Few carved 'iIurcs. are now In the
Egyptian Museum. He stated ;hat
IN this tomb We're found many of the
most exquisite things of their kind
ever discovered. Rare alahaStcr
JArs. perhaps the finest Jewel boxes
eyer found, marvciously wrought
cha''S ana beds. and numbers OF
bring fortune ii sold.
Mr. Smiths work as an arts, &c
known throughout the country, and
his lecture Yesterday afternoon was
one OF the most interesting and
cha'minS from every point Of View
that mas been given at the club this
season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
CEDAR WORKS CUTS WAGES
OF ABOUT 800 EMPLOYEES
officials Declare Reduction Necessary
Ia Meet Changing business
Conditions.

Approximately 500 employees Of the
Richmond Cedar Works we're notified
Yesterday Of CIT OF - per cent III
their wages, effective al once. The
men are rated at between $3.50 ana
IS a day.
pany officials and union heads here,
no trouble is expected as Il result Of
the cut The Cedar Works is one
OF the largest plants in the city. ai
well as one Of the oldest. Diiicial:i
claim :hc cut is necessary in order
10 continue operation cf the plant
under changing business conditions.
Union officials Say that the men
working for the company arc not or
gani2cd, and. therefore, il any dis
Satisfaction is expressed il viii he
only local among the various depart
mcnts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
RETREAT FOR SICK MOVES
PATIENTS TO NEW HOME
Hospital, in i:niur.c,i Quarters, to
ENpnnd Work In Caring.
8. for Niliu.s.

Tho Ectrclt TOT TNH SIVN N0V'!
many OF its patients yesterday from
the old home on Twelfth Street to
the new building on Mulberry Street
and Grove Avenue. Those TOO i'll 10
be transferred Will remain AZ the for
improved.
Increased number of beds ana the
installation OF the latest equipment
for the care and comfort OF the sick
the work OF the hospital. The In
Stitution is the, Glncs; nonscCtar!an
hospital IN the"'eouth. isnd has been
in constant operation Tor The last
forty-siX years. 1t is open 20 all
Creeds and races and every reputable
physician and surgeon Is welcome to
practice there.