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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-02
RUFF STUFF

Maclay Hcyne who is rounding up
Reds in Chicago says Mitch Palmer
VIII not cooperate because Mitch is
playing politics.
MS tough If Mitch is doing that and
4 is not very bright, politically speak
y The alien vote Is not very heavy.
Except in towns like Chicago where
they vote 'em all and the lamp posts
And !. certainly is encouraging to
know that some one in Chicago pol
itics has the courage to go after the
foreign element.
Foreign element has been running
that town for q long time.
Notice that the longshoremen in
New York have struck again; this time
because they object to shippink
booze cut Of the country.
Thai might strike a responsive chord
THROUGHOUT the country II, 1t were not
for the fact that the longshoremen
yaaye been for the past year exhaust
ing their ingenuity in inyenting rea-
sons for striking.
Scientists. they say have invented
serum that Is expected TO rid the
world Of yellow fever.
Has any, OF these scientists ever an
piled hfs gigantic intellect to the
problem OF Graduating the craving for
rel lfxkers -.-..t;,.. j,
Not just a gold cure TO cut it out for
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-02

According statistics compiled by the Railway Age
there was net decrease in the railway mileage of the
country last year But 6S6 miles of new line was laid
down, the smallest since the beginning of steam
railroads in this country. and $50 miles of road was
abandoned. Such record at time when industry was
expanding in spite of strikes shows the bllghtng effects
of government interference with the transportation
system. which under private management has always
been characterized by notable enterprise
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-02

an individual for a little while, but a
real erRdicator which would free the
whole human race.
:
Sure would reconcile a lot of guys to
the inevitable If it could be done.
1t was as clear as crystal at dawn
this morning.
Not cloud in the sky except those
produced by the careless nremen en-
ployed by the Bando.
Wonder il the weather man resolved
TO turn over a new leaf on the first?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-02

Senator Borah has undertaken to query all the can
didates for the presidency upon their views on the
League of Nations, doubtless with the intention OF
branding traitors all who are not in favor of the
Borah policy of entangng alliances While lie is
about it, why does Borah try to get the country
committed to selling the commercial feet and get
ting out of international relations? That
is the logical conclusion of the line of argument he is
putting up:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-02
THE PARALLEL.

HE news from Russia shows the revolution working
almost precisely along the lines of the French revo-
That famous of history opened with the esab
Isimsnt Of representative, democratic government So
did Russia S oyertum
& The first phase in France was succeeded by semi-dc
atorshp iresponsbles in office and in the general as
IN Russia.
The second phase in France was the terror, the over
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-02

Prosecutor coyne of Chicago says that the radicals
of that town urging their followers await "the
one big day" Which is indication that they lack
Imagination to degree that would not naturally
suspect. The Prussian militariss used to toast one
big day. but when the day it proved to be very
different from what they expected it to be-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-02
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2, 1920.
THE AMERICANS CREED.

ardblc established upon those principles Of freedom equal
iiy justice. and humanity for phich American patriots
Iacnfeed their Ines and fortunes. therefore believe is
my duty 10 my country 10 love IT. to support il, COnsiu
ou 10 obey lis ldDs; to respect its flag: and 10 defend il
against all enemies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
GRAIN PRICES
RANCE UPWARD

Chicago, III Aug. At took but
little buying today 10 hoist values n
the wheat market Initial quotations
which ranged from to SC lower with
December al S2.06h to S2.0s, and
March al S2-0s 70 s2.0Si5, were fol-
lowed By a rally to well above Satur-
days finish
Later some Improvement In specu-
lative demand was evident, but ow-
ing TO a fair amount Of hedging. the
extreme gains in price we're not held
There was an unsettled close, / = TO
&c net higher, with December at
S2-155z and March at Sz.15.
Dry weather likely TO bring about
crop damage had g bullish effect on
corn despite a downward trend al the
outset in sympathy with wheat After
starting unchanged TO &c off, in
gliding September at s1-5s% to Sl-5f <
and December at S1-19A to Sl-20iS
the market scored q decided general
advance.
Subsequently. a good deal Of selling
/ resulted from bearish crop estimates
but the effect failed 70 last The
market closed strong. 3-sc 10 5 &c
net higher with September S1-37iz 70
S1-s6 rs and December Sl-22 81 70
S1-22 rs.
Oats were governed by corn. open
ing &c to sc lower. with September
at 81 &c TO size and then switching
to the upgrade
Provisions lacked support
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02

MARKETs

CHICAGO llLMGsENlAs AANaEa
Chicago. III Aug. 2-CU. s. Bureau OF
Markets. 1-Cattle-Receipts. 1900. Choiee
steers, steady to strong early TOP Alo.fo'
bulk choice. $500 G16-605 other Eraaes,
best cows. steady; others very dull Win vim
bulk at IS 90 $50; Gamers $500 Q so .
bulls. steady to strong bologna. Eeneral.y
s65077-25- calves. soc lower: choice EeaI-
ers ranging from $500 q lo-5Vi stoeAela
weaker TO 25c lower.
Hors-Receiptz $1,000 Better light
and Eight butcher STEADY. Others. 10 70
l5o lower; TOP. Sls-ls. oqlz ns.- 1870
sows. 1s.53614oes pigs. STEADY.
sheep-Receipts- q. Ooo- Native lambs
opened steady sheep. strong. TOD n1ll.s
lambs. sIL5os bulk. sl20o l4-5o; 5000
80 -stf,s Ewes around $500 western slow
Getting In: no early tradinE-
kansas CITY Livestock. Close
Kansas city, No. Aug - -.
Few sales other classes weak % loNefs
49, steers early. s1s-75; qu1lity plain
bulk consisting OF grassers; ouarantls
io-er- hulk early. s14-25G14.75; practical
'oP 2o - 5000. market steady TO
loc higher than Fridays average. TOD TOD
1870: bulk heavy. s1AT5615.s5.
ehzsu-Recelpts 5000: market STEADY
On al grades and classes: quality pam.
Bulk good and choice native lambs. sls 80
ewes. $500: fat yearllngs. 5000; feeder
yearilngs. $500
Fort worth Livestock, Close
fort worth. Texas Aug 2--Cattle Ike
-e5,+- q0oo Market slow TO I C lover
Beevss. sz-5on11-50s cows 500 2 t-5s :
bulls. 500 q SIS; stoczera- zoo eeheos neil-
ers. s4ooG 40: calves $3.50 q ll-eo-
Hor-Receipts 500 Market active
- - 70 1oc higher: heavy. S15-Ia 2 sou
iirht. s1seOa1s.15: medium. s15-25 z ] - > :
mixed. ssA5o11Ez5; common. sis-5o 2
1Gsu. pigs. 5000 912-50-
l s7-ee1-Receipts s00 Market strong
lambs sf0.o0a11sos yearlings se-oe@
I JOS. vethers. ss.0oes-so; ewes 500 g
! $50: cuIls. $500 "a 500: goats. s4-oo g SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
RAILROAD TIME TABLE

~-----=---~-r---~-------
All trafns zrrivs and depart from Union
station foot Of san Francisco street AL
arrivals and departures given N e Rano
Or mountain standard time
SANTA FE
Tor Al1s"uerqus. Denver. Chicago. Loa
AnEelss-No. sos Iva 500 e N. No. SO
From zlhuquerqus. Cenver. Les Angsiss,
chics go-No. sol arvS 10 q m: No soi
al Il Pkso q SOUTHWESTERN.
Lines East.
Arrive-From North and East: No. l..
The Californian. 2. an; no Z Golden
State Limited. $40 pm
l. Golden State Limited. 1901 p.m-: Nc. =.
The Californian. S-55 pm
Lines West
zrrive-From the west. No. 3, Copper
City Special 7s70 an. No. 2, The Call
D i-.5s the west. No. !. Golden
state Limited. pm: No. Z. Copper CITY
9'-'1 soUTHEKN PACIFIC LINES
For san Antonio. New Orieann sno
" ron e we WsrsinTton, New Orleans and san
Antonio-Arrives a. 5.s5 q m: No al
- Fsl arizoas and canfornia-So. iva
T.i5 a n. 10. lol at 7sio 4 n; No
- IRON Arizona and California No. 5
ana. az Las n. No. los ava 2'tb
p n; No r 10 q i 5 ea g
For Dallas and 81 Louis-No % Iva
a M: No 2 Al AIS ?. N
From St louis and Dsiias-No- arVa
At i;45 n No, "a = C srS. ,. loiso p !"
No regular schedule
MEXIJO q NORTHWESTERN.
No regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
DULL
BUT STEADY

ChIef interest al the opening Mon
day centered in the rails and equip
ment issues. according TO J. S. Cur
tiss & Co. Security Bank building
With the handing down Of the rate
decision Saturday there had been an
accumulation OF buying orders in the
rails and opening prices were from
70. 81 points above Saturday
close
The market turned weak and about
points Of the gain was lost in the
first three hours Of trading Prices in
the rest Of the list also declined about
points under Saturdays figures.
The coppers we're dull and steady.
Mexican Petroleum and Bethlehem
Steel we're both under pressure with
losses Of points. Sales for the first
three hours $4,000 shares. Call
money opened and renewed at s per-
cent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
Plan To Keep Youth
From Jail AdUanced

jamestown. n. Y, Aug. "A plan
to keep boys mad girls out OF jail and
reform schools was presented by Dr..
o. F. Lewis. OF the Prison Association
Of New York, at the annual meeting
Of city officials Of the state Dr..
Lewis asserted that juvenile delin-
quency can be reduced IN every city
through the study and understanding
OF local conditions. through the de-
velopment OF attractive and construc-
tive substitutes and through the team
work Of local forces
After declaring that good. clean
constructive recreation is one Of the
best crime substitutes. DR.. Lewis
said:
let US never forget that in trying
to combat delinquency that for the
multitude Of beginners in delinquency,
delinquency is attractive II this were
not so there would not be so much
delinquency We cannot cure It sim
ply BY prohibiting Z. or solely by say
ing, Thou shalt not
Cities are constantly getting
larger. city life more intense Streets
are becoming Increasingly the play
grounds Are we TO continues to en-
dure solely the reign OF commercial
lied amusements for our children? Is
Il not time 10 make possible the
proper qualifications OF your in our
town.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
COTTON AMRKET
IS IRE OCULAR

New Orleans. La. Aug. 2.-The early
trading In cotton today developed If
regularity on the first call The near
months were 10 20 Is points up. but
soon after the whole list moved down
ward 70 levels 10 10 IS points under
the close Of Saturday. while al rhe end
OF the first hour OF business the dis
tant months were stronger than the
near and March stood . points over
Saturdays close October rose to
$3.50. fell off to 1910 and came back
to 1920. Evening trading in prepara-
ton for the bureau report caused the
uneven fluctuations
The opening bids were: october
3O.47- December. 1894; January. 2S-S5;
March. 2s.43: May. 27.s4. Steady
Just prior 10 the bureau report at 10
o'clock the market fell of again. this time
20 net declines OF 10 70 81 points. but the
condition OF figures Of TAI percent Of
normal. indicating a crop OF l2.5ls.Qoo
bales were hardly as favorable as ex-
pectsd and heavy covering BY the short
element Immediately was done on which
prices bulsed sharply This rise carried
October 20 30.95 and put the list S. TO
IS points over Saturdays close
The gains were not maintained and late
In the morning the market was nearly
half q cent a pound down from the
highest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
Here New Enemy
Birth Control

st. Joseph, No, Aug Ems city
has one man for whom me lusls
sorsIIs Of children have no terrors-
re Is ". p. Fulkersons banker
Ard he IS building a row Of cottages
Tor rent only to families with little
onoes and 10 'newlyweds-"
Under the rules which govern the
renting Of the houses newly married
couples must become parents within
one year or vacate-
Whenever a new arrival appears
in one OF the homes the rent for that
month viii be returned TO the par
ents, with the understanding that
il IS banked to the infants credit
The site OF the dwellings Is one OF
the city's most desirable residence
districts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
N.Y.LIsTED STOCKS.
MoNEY AID METALS

rBv the Associated Prrss.l
New YORK, Aug 2-dereantl-e paper
percent
Exchange. heavy -,
steriinE. demand. s5-7i; cables, ss-7l ~
New York exchange on Montreal. lo&
percent. discount -,
months ST percent.
cal money. steady High. g. low, . rul-
tuE ate. S. closing bid. .; offered At u;
last loan. percent
g7Ec
Mexican dollars lie
Copper. steady. Electroiytic. spot and
third quarter, lec- -
so.oOE No. : Northern. $500 Q 1900; No :
southern. $4,000 500
Tin, steady; spot. $3.50; August-sep-
TENDER. EiS-15-
Lead. spot ss-5e.
zine STEADY. East St Louis delivery,
SPOT. gI.s615 97.ssH-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
Amy Equipment Only
Assefs OF lacks" Kin

Washington. D. C.. Aug. Two
cousins Of Gen John J. Pershing, Ell
r Pershing and Eerstt II Pershing'
operating as the Pershing Candies
company in this city. have filed a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy.
giving the firms assets as $6532, and
its liabilities as s10.60229-
Among the assets are listed three
officers uniforms alued at $40. one
officers oVercoat. $50; boots and put
tees, $50: sidearms. S25s caps, hats
and officers boots. S55.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
Great Negro Exodus
Seen In Georgia Census

Albany, Ga. Aug 2.-The serious
ness Of the negro migration rom
south Georgia is beginning TO be VS.
ualized here as the returns from the
1920 census are published Figures
on Quitman and Clay counties show
the former has lost more than p per
cent OF its population in ten years and
the latter Is percent It is known
that no serious emigration OF the
white population has occurred IN the
last decade, and the only explanation
is found in negroes leaving in large
numbers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
STOCK MARKET
CLOSE IS WEAK

New York. Aug. 2.-Spbstautial ad-
vsnces IN railway and other shares on
rate increases we're cancelled BY lqut-
dalton and bear selling Of specialties
which touched new low levels Sales
Appropriated s1.100.000 shares. The
closing was weak
The stock market gave a good demon
stratlon Of restored confidence and op-
result Of the Wholesale advances IN reil-
way freight and passenger rates allowed by
the interstate commerce commission
Commission houses were heavy purehas-
ers. buying orders flowing IN from al
sections OF the country Pools resumed
their operations IN the specialtes and the
stock market showed more breadth and
activity than for some time hailroed
shares advanced anywhere from 70 ,
points with Investment buying on quite
liberal scale IN the old line dividend pay
iur Issues Low priced shares which nave
recently been IN popular laNor were also
extensively purchased with the Inquiry.
besides embracing q vide variety OF spe-
cialties- United states steel studeDal1ers
Mexican Petroleum BALDWIN Locofaollte
ard various other laVorlte shaEeA were
marked I'd from / 70 2 : points,
The upward tendency Of tocag's stock
market was abruptly checked by heavy
offerings Of various shares n wnlen t ne
technical position had been weakened BY
the driving IN OF the short Interests he-
actions from the early high levels RANGED
froua ] 70 points With the general selling
Influenced By the malntenance Of stiff
-7onev rates and weakness Of sterling
Particular pressure was e1erteu AGAINST
run,erous speclalties which sold below
last weeks low figure With acute weak
-esr n Bethleheu. Vanadlum. Replogles
Mexican Petroleum. Crucible and Stuoe-
baker
Railroads also succumbed TO the weak
ness at other points. but there were indi-
cstious OF renewed buying at the lower
levels In certain o. the dividend-payins
issues 80,
FfnsI liberty bond prices were -
1910 first IS, $3.50; second Is, sss-5o t,
81 SIS so. fourth AS s85-0As victory
sEs, ss5.ss. victory. AXIS. Ss5-ss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
WANT an RATE cARn-

Three cents per word each daily inssr-
ton.
Three consecutive Insertions including
Saturday, 6 cents per word
SIX consecutive Insertions cents Per
word
The above rate f. based on q minimum
OF q 20 word count Ads containing Less
thar this number Of words VIII Be cnunted
a. 20 words
Two dollars per agate line per month
Minimum Of two lines On monthly rate.
Bold face lines, double price
Three cents per word for stock or bond.
oil. mining or other promotianal adver-
ti1iuE.
No I'd run for an Indefinite period Ct.
p taken over the telephone Orders 10
discontinue Ct. F. ada must be made In
writing.
an new advertisements appear first IN
home edition.
Accounts for classified ads are due after
first Insertion Not responEible for more
than one Incorrect Insertion
In order 70 give time for proper classi-
ficltion q is Necessary 70 Close The Herald
classified pages Saturdays at 1880 a q
All other days al 1870 p N want ads
received after thia hour viii appear the
next day Orders TO discontinue want ads
must Be IN Herald nffica before a n Of
dav ~ publication
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
Dreams Sons Drowned;
Find Bodies In Rioer

Burlington. Vt. Aug. "A dream
was responsible for the finding OF
the bodies OF George Raymond. II,
"A, son OF George Raymond. ana ms
uncIe. Winford Raymond. II. son OF
Xavier Raymond. in the Lamoile
river at Fletcher
According to Winford's father. the
vision OF the boys mother appeared
before him in a dream and directed
him to look for the boys in The
river. They had been absent from
home since Sunday
The dream was SO vivid that the
father Weakened and at . o'clock went
to the river bank, where he found
the boys clothing. At daybreak the
bodies were recovered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02

Entire state OF Tezan can % covered Al
the lowest possible rate With the largest
most thoroughly distributed circulation
125z cents per word Sundays
81 cents per word Daily.
20 words minimum.
A guaranteed eircuiation-25o.ooo Sun
days 215. 900 daily
This IS the combined circulation OF The
Dallas Tines rrald. Fort Worth Star
Telegram The San Antonio Light. e Paso
Herald ard The Houston Chronicle.
Your ad sent to any Of the above papers
With cash viii Be handled FOR you and
your ad viii appear IN all o. them.
wednesday noon should see your copy
In any one OF the offices fer your ad 70
appear IN these papers the following Sun
day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02

Fort Smith, Ark. Aug. I'm the
case Of Herbert Wright, ex-servlce
man. physicians OF this state are be-
ing given food for much thought and
experiment
Wright. a victim OF sleeping sick
ness, has been in an unconscious stu
por since last March and shows no
signs Of awakening.
Attending doctors, who claim they
have made every test known to sci
ence. declare that Wright Is abso-
lutely without a sense OF feeling
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
GRAIN, PROVISIONS

Chicago Grain. Close
Whezt-Dec-, S115E: March, &7.lb.
Corn-Sept. SLs7As Dee. Sl22A-
Oats-Sept. SEX G. Dec. 6sAc-
Chicago Provisions, Close
Pork=Sept. s15.25: Oct $3.50
Lzrd-Sept-, 1890; Oct, 1G57nc
RIbs-Sept- 15.60c. Oct, 15-S7hc.
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago, Ill. Aug 2.-Butter-Un-
changed Creamery. 4365Sc-
Egg=HiEher: receipts. 1865 cases.
FIrsts, IS 147cs ordinary firsts. ~ q 43c; at
market cases included. 40 4sc; storage
packed. extras 4sc; storage packed. firsts.
Poult-y-Alivs. higher. Fowls sic;
broilers. ssas0c-
Potatoes-Ftrm: receipts. ~ cars East
ern cobblers. S6.o006-5Os Kansas and Mis-
souri, early Ohios. ss-0o 9s-25 cwt
kansas City Produce. Close
Kansas City, No. Aus 2.-Butter-slI
ira creamery. &c lower. 5sG5ses pack
EgEEFirsts l5ei seconds. ssc: selected
Pouitg-Henz Sc: brOHsrs. sse; springs.
kansas city Cash Grain. Close.
Kansas City. No. Aug Cash wheat
Unclaimed to cents lower No hard,
s13o6a-37; No. 2 hard. Sis q zs5: No
red saao7225. No. red. S2-1s 225-
Corn-Stsady- Nc mixed. Jl-40; No 2
white. $40: No. yellow. STA
Oats-One cent lover TO cent higher.
No 2 white. lie higher No white. llei
No. . mixed. 64cs No red. SIC
Ry@S1-S4 6l-s5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02

Stewart B. C.. Aug. 2.-Snowshoes
for horses have proved q success IN
hsulinE heavy freight. including COM
piete Compressor machinery from the
Grand Trunk Pacific railway TO the
Spider claims on Salmon river, where
sensational strikes OF silver have been
made
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
Puzzle Pictures

UAsEbALL IELILe
ON the scroll are shown IN rebus
form, several baseball terms and
expressions etc Can you make
them outf
ANSWER TO SATURDAYS PUZZLE
That Pm entitled candy that I'd
enjoy waited for now I'm angry.
Tine and tide wait for no man.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
MEXICAN PRICES.

Following quotations on Mexican sncuri-
.t-v and moneys are furnished By the
.ssntz Fs Exchange & Commission Co..
FIRST National Bank building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
Helm Wantsd-Mal.


WANTED-Battery man Apply as Myr-
tie
WANTED-Mexican boy for pot washer a.
Hendricks-Laws sanatoriun. Ph- 6656.
TYANTED-Boy to drive Ford delivery
truck. nights and sundays- Elite Confee-
uonery CO.
WANTED-At Bisbee At once first class
meat cutters. salary $50 per month z
A. Torrea & Co.
WANTED-Porter that can wait table
Apply University Club. eth floor Martin
Bldg
COLORED LABORERS-lf you want .
good job whore you can earn from 81 70
SIS per day. see Gonzalez Labor Agency
for Information. 81 8 e Paso.
FTREMEN AND BRAEEMEN-1z00 20
Write name position wanted Rail Tay.
Box ils. care Herald
WaNTED-Paintsrs. first class house
OF wirs 70 Contractor OF New School Build
ing. Morenci. Ariz-
WANTED-Four good men to collect and
Paso- best advances times commission and
salary contract American National IN
surancs Co. 41o-11 Trust BIG.
WANTED
Good men to represent the Missouri state
Life ms. Co.. % St Louis No in Pecos.
Toyah. Sierra Blanca Alpine. Fl stock
ton and Preside. Tex. also IN Silver city.
Deming. Lordsburg. n. IL: top notch con-
LEO R. sCHUsTER. GENERAL AGENT.
sIf Mills Bldg. e Paso. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-02
Help Wanted-Mals

Help Wanted-Maie
--------~---~-~-~---~---
BOY-Age Il 70 learn the art Of shoe re-
pairing. SHOE HOSPITAL. sos Mesa
WANTED-First class presser. japanese
clssnlng Works. 3l5 san Iaelnto.
WANTED-Delivery boys with bicycles.
Elite Confectionery Co
ITANTED-Experienc shipping clerk.
must be a good grocerynan- Apply al
once. Levy Grocery Co
CEMENT sidewalk and curb finisher. white
OF colored- Nickerson. Contractor. Lub-
book. Texas
A GOOD man 10 solicit and collect Indus
trial life insurance. good money for
hustler. Phi 1858. 52s Herald Bldg.
WANTED-Experience sash and door ma
chine hands steady work year round
wilmer. Jackson & Co. Al6nqnerque. y. -
WANTED-Experlenc colored waiter.
good wages. Apply the New Mexico Cot
tage Sanatorlum. Silver city. \. 81
WANTED-An experienced motor me
chanic. motorcycle man preferred apply
al The Harley Motor Cycle shop. fc5
Myrtle.
FEW extra high grade positions paw
ing from $500 a month up available
through the Y. IL C. A. employment bu-
rsau- See NJ. Wheeler.