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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-02-18
If You Take Flu

by careless exposure and failure to
properly stcriizcl the air passages the
doctor should be called Immediately.
If neither doctor nor nurse are to be
had, take Il good purgativc. Reduce
the aching and fever by taking Aspi-
tone e. tablcts) every hour till the
fever is mastered Rub the throat and
chest with Eucapinc. Fill the nostrils
and snif' it hack into the throat. Put
some Eucapnc on the back of the
tongue. Swallowing II little, no larger
than Il pea. will do good rather than
harm. Place Il tcaSpoonful in Il coffee
pot with water. bring to Il boil and in
hale the steam through paStcboard
funnel. Keep up this treatment per
sistcntly till the doctor arrives. Many
physicians will continue Just this treat
mcnt and nothing more. Weakness and
heart depression arc characteristic Of
Influenza Plain Aspirin is slightly
heart dcprc$Sant. For that reason
ASpitonc should be used as it does not
drprrSS the heart, containing with
Aspirin safe, slight heart cxhilarant
10 conntcrHc; The slightly depressing cf
feet of the Aspirin.
Your druggist can supply Aspitonc
tablets, Soc the box, and Eurapinc
Salvc zoe the jar. If your druggist
does not keep il order by mail from the
manufacturers.
Eucapinc Salvo is indicated !,
skin and is therefore useful in trea
sores, burns, bruises, insect bites,
OF the air passages and as curati,
emily used, entirely dependable. Ma
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Furniture
For Friday Only

$3.50 Rockers, s11.95. Art Reed brown
finished loose cushion seat and back.
$3.50 Racks. $2.75. for books, maga-
zines. etc. Solid oak. 4 shelves.
$50 Tables. Sl.95. Solid oak. with 16-
inch top and shelf. Suitable for bedrooms.
IS Porch Rockers. Sc IS. Solid maple,
800 Chifoniers, S27. as. dull mahogany
finish. with mirror and five drawers.
$3.50 Couch Beds. Se.95. Drop side all
metal frame, good quality spring, size
4SxT2.
S25. 90 Mattress, S1695. Cotton and felt.
all sizes. inches thick.
SIS 90 Dressers, SlS.75. Solid oak. nat
ural fir ish. with mirror
$500 Wardrobes. S2s.e Solid oak,
large size. with ample room.
$3.50 Cushions, $3.45, filed with all cot
ton. cretonne covered. for willow chairs.
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Notion Dept.
For Friday Only

39c Marcel Waving Irons. 35cl
15c Curling Irons. lie
So Coates Darning Cotton, assorted
colors. spools 12c
12c Darning Needles. assorted, DC
&c Snap Fasteners. 1 dozen on card.
2.cards &c
12c 'Sitwell'' Suit Hangers. folding. &c
15c Skirt and Trouser Hangers. Q for Csc
kleinert's Waterproof Baby Pants. 45o
35c Hickory Sewn-on Hose Supporters.
pair. 2ec
Main Floor
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Stationery

Household Specials in Stationery
Dept.
100 Paper Napkins. 29c
ia Sheets Wax Paper. 2:sc
"a Sheets White Tissue, 2Oc
Sgd. piece White Shelf Paper. 7c
Boxed Paper, "a sheets. "a en-
velopes. choice of white or colors.
Regular 39c. Friday only. 23c.
90 Palais Royal-Aafn Floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
JeWelry Dept.

Earrings. jet. pearl and imitation
precious stones; 75c 10 81 90 values at Soc.
with ribbon soutoir. SI.50 values, Sl.oo.
Bracelets-Solid gold bangles engraved:
5.9S values, $500.
6 Sterling Silver Salt Spoons. S1.6S-e
Salt Dips, S1.96-The spoons sterling
silver, the dips silver plated with
spoon and glass lining.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
$500 Trimmed Hats, $2.85

We have reduced one large table, Is
hats which were taken from our regular
$500 trimmed hats. to the above low
price. In good assortment OF styles and
colors to choose from-at S2S5.-S:cond
Floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Ribbons

Mill ends and store remnants; plenty
Of useful lengths; S1.l5 yard for 8
to inch de luxe. and 19c yard for mar
rover ribbons; plain and fancy. lec and
Sl.15.
New Plaid Ribbons-Full pieces. in
charming colorings for girdles. etc. to
IA inches wide. Friday at SlSo and
S2.25 yard.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Shetland Wool Sweaters, Friday, $500
Regular Price, S795

Best of pure wool-Shetland-t, style
fully long; made with sailor collar, two
patch pockets and tie-around sash. Colors
nile green. rose and pink. pa in. combination:
some with brush wool collar and cuffs Best
of $3.50 Sweaters-broken assortments-
Friday. at S5.OO.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Long Kimonos, Sz.S8

Small lot Of blue. rose, pink, lavender
and gray. Serpentine crepe. neat empire
model, cord and ribbon trimmed. Friday
only at $2.88.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Floor Covering Specials

9x12 Jap Grass Rugs. fifteen designs
and colors to select from. $3.50
value, S9.S5
3x6 Grass Rugs to match, 80 value, slS5
Congoleum Hall Runner, choice tasty
borders, o0c value, 3oc
Pnlais ROyal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
$z.o5 to $3.o5 Children's Patent Milan
Tailored Hats, $1.5o

n fine quality Milan Hat. such is now
priced 81 295 1896. Neatly trimmed with
grosgrsin ribbon bands. bows md streamers.
Five smart styles. Colors, white. navy,
sand. etc. Friday only at s1.50-Second
Floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Awning Materials. &c

% bolts: stripes and plain khaki: our
Friday only at Gee yard.-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Boys Suits, $8.45

Made of durable cassimeres and cheviots
Norfolk models. Knickers full lined less
than present wholesale cost: sizes to IL
and Is to Il: Regularly $40. Friday only
at $6.45.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08

Nightgowns, $1.O9
Dresses, $I6.08

Made of standard muslin. cut full. trim
med with neat coiored stitching. Friday
only ut $1.os.-Bargain Basement,
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Leather Purses, $1.98

Women's Real Leather Purses, with top
strap: fitted with mirror. Regularly ga.
Friday only at Sl.ss.-Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1920-04-08

Special lot of little tots hats OF white
pique or rose and copen poplih. ribbon
trimmed. Friday only 1t $l.oo,-1bird
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Coats, S16.5O

Coats, 5000
New snort and full length models in
serge or Burrella cloth or novelty sport
materials: in straichtline or box-pieated
back from yoke; smart pockets and belts
colors are navy. rookie, tan and Pekin.
Special for Friday only, sls6o.-Barsain
Basement.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Stone Crooks Reduced

White Stone Slop Jars. SIC
Grape Cut Water Glasses. 6 for 5sc
Six Sided Cut Glass Vases. S2.46
Decorated China Sauce Dishes. for Sac
Decorated China Plates for 59c
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Window Shades, 85c Yd

100 dozen American Holland Window
Shades that are mounted on guaranteed
spring rollers. Regulation width and
length. White. blue and green. Friday
only at S5c yard.-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Dress Ginghams, 4zc
ST BraSSieres. Soc

beautifully trimmed with wide clu
Iacr. front and hack perfect fitfir
Friday only At s9c.-BarKain Basement
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Children's Drawers, Z0C
.ChiIdren's Hats, ,.$I.O

Special lot. OF cambrc. neatly made
with hem and tucks. Sizes to IL years.
Friday only at 20c,-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08

curtain ScrlmS, &c Yard
In white, ecru and colored border cur
tain scrimS-a1l from full bolts. Friday
only at CSC yard.-Second Floor
Evening star., 1920-04-08

Tin Dishpbans. 1o-qt. size. Csc
25c Sheet Iron Frying Pans. l2c
s1.2o Self wrinsing Floor Mcps, Soc
S1.25 0'Cedar Mops. Soc
Thor Electric Vacuum Cleaner, SCI es
81 90 Can Wizard Polish 79c
Evening star., 1920-04-08
China and Housewares
At Friday Bargain Prices
Dinner Set Bargains

II DHIHtT Sci bdFydlnS
II :1-pc. green border sets. x3.sg
4S-pc. gold band sets. x..lS
n 51-pc. rich gold border, SLIGO |
3l-pc- coin gold band. St6.4S
100-pc. gold band sets. $I4.gs
II 1oo-pc. rich gold border. g2I.4s
1oO-pc. English porcelain, scl.4S
loo-pc. medallion border. x:6.4S
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-27

NOTE: Observations Dutch Habor St. Paul Kodiak and 136th meridian time. (1uaeau tme Portland. Prince Francisco m. [ nc
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-27
PASSENGERS ON SPOKANE MAY SPEND CHRlSTMES IN
 BIRTHS ON THE STEAMER

The passengers bound Westward on the steamer Spokane may have been able to eat big Christmas din ner and again they may not have been. The eating question Gepaad ed upon their capabilities as seamen. Before leaving here, Capt. Gldsscct. believed that he would be off Yal'4tat when the dinner hour arrivce Sat urday night.
 The water may be calm, Uith the big accent on may and if So all will be well and good but f it is stormy, the crew will perhaps dine alone at the Christmas dinner" he said
 Five years ago Capt. GlaSacock was at Yakutat on Christmas day and he was the only person at his table when the dinner was served. In fact there were very few pAssen. gers at the other tables because Q storm was raging along the coast and his good ship was tossing about like d cork.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-27
STEAMER JEFFERSON i3 OFF
 FOR SOUTH WITH GOOD LIE

The steamer Jefferson arrived in port from Skagway on Christmas Eve at o'clock and sailed for Seattle and way ports at 10: 30 o'clock. Few passengers were aboard from Skag- way for the South. The following passengers left Juneau on the Jeff erson: For Petersburg-Al Simpson, Joe Stalswark, w. T. Camper. For Ketchikan-A. E. Lucy and wife, Mrs. Mary Wiitanen, c. s. Crider. Fof Seattle-Ed Palzold, B. Samson, C.. V. Brattain, Louis Anderson, Mrs. k. M. Anderson, John Mccormick, II. E. Ferscben, Ed Wurzbacher, L. Fl. White, Mrs. Tom Knudsen, Mrs. j.. P. Nelson, Ben Simpson, J. E. Mar cotte, k. Strom, Emf Jameson, John Heffer, George Lind and Ben Barry
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-27
DOUGLAS ISLAND NFWS|

night about thirty of the school children took part in an entertaining program appropriate for the occas- ion. The church was filled with an appreciative audience. After the pro gram, each boy and girl present received bag of candy from the tree.
 At two o'clock this afternoon a tree is given by the Altar Society for the Catholic Children and tree in the Eagles Hall given by the Order of Vasa for their children will conclude the Christmas festivities on. the Isl and this year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-27
"SCARLET DAYS" IS
 GRIFFITH PRODUCTION

Scarlet Days" the attraction last night at the Liberty and to be given again tonight for the last time, is d Griffith production.
 Wandering far afield from the ten der small town love story of True To Susie,' David Wark Griffith has reincarnated the glowing California of the gald rush of '49 on the screen.
 AS the comedy feature of this show. Fatty Arbuckle in Back Stage, brings back the old transforming days. Buster Keaton is in this pro- duction with Fatty and this means much to those who follow the movie
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-27
ESTEEETH LEAVES WITH
 CHRISTMAS CHEER, FRElGHT

The mail boat Esteaeth left ThGg5. day night or her first trip for sctefa' weeks. to Sitka and way points. Tr vessel was loaded down with Christ- mas mail and freight for all town on her route and also carried the following passengers: Charles aI43 Al Harper for Sitka; C. E. Herdaniy Paul Denim, J. K. Moore, IT. T Drake. Mrs. F. F. Coughlm, Nc Radovich. NJ. B. Running. and Joa Peterson for Tenakee; Jack OYe,ma" for Gypsum and Jennie James f.. Hoonah.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-27
High School Basketball
 !. Team Leaves for ] Wrangell.

The Douglas High School basket < ball team left on the steamer Jeffer-
 son Friday night for Wfangell. where < series of games are scheduled be- tween Douglas. two Wrangell teams
 and probably teams from Hyder and 2 SKetchikan Those in the Douglas squad making the trip are: Martin $and Harold Gallwas, Sinclair Brown, Art Nelson, William Manley, Albert sGarn, Supt. Mitchell and Coach Adolf
 Garn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-27
CAPT. GLASSCOCk IS lN
 COMMAND OF THE SPOKANE

Capt. c. A. GIasscock, :Iaster 0. the Admiral Watson, is in command of the steamer Spokane on the pres ent trip to the Westward. With Capt Glasscock are pilots A. c. Jen- sen ana F. Kepler. These three are the only officers transferred from the Admiral Watson, Purser Garry Bach remaining on the Watson and NJ. A. Ahern is the new purser on the Spo- kane.
 The Admiral Watson, Winch is 10 be operated on the Southern Calf ornia run for several months, YVES taken south from Seattle by Capt Nystrom, but Capt Johnson will be in commend while the steamer is off the Southwestern route.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-27
Or .jmmeau'S Waterfront

Alpha, 2,300 pounds of halibut; Thel- ma, 3,G00 pounds of halibut; Gypsy, 4.200 pounds of halibut; and the AVona, $500 pounds of halibut ana 1,600 pounds of black cod
 The Orien sold her cargo ot 5G0 pounds of halibut to the Juneau Cold Storage Company.
 With the arrival of the O!;en in rort, the last boat of the Juneau halibut fleet reached port Friday. All of the vessels remained here so that the crews could celebrate he holidays in town.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-27
ALL OF HALiEUT FLEET
 IN PORT FOR THE HOLIDAYS

The National Independent Fisncries Company has 14.000 pounds of halibut boxed and shipped on the Jefferaon as well as 1900 pounds of black col
 Manager Sam Morris of that cc:n- pany, bought the cargoes of four vessels at the price of 101a end ) cents. The following were the yes sels and their fares brought in;
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-27
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS

A capacity crowd attended the pro- gram of the Theadwell School child ren in the Treadwell Club rooms Christmas Eve Every member on the long program wes well received. Later the children shared in tine distribution Of gifts from Christmas tree by Santa Claus.
 At the Congregational Church last
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-27
ATTENTION EASTERN STARS.

The regular meeting of Juneau Chapter o. E. S., will be held at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday evening Dec. 2S. at 8 o'clock. Initiation Visiting members cordially invited. MMYN adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-27

In tho marriage licenses epDeariaf .n the Seattle Times of December 19 appear the following: Harvey Haw llins, legal, Juneau. Alaska, and Flor ence Rickert, legal, Bremerton.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-27
RETURN FROM VACATION

NGlen Oakes, Treadwell wharfilser, arrived home on the Spokane from a three weeks vacation trip to Sc attle and Vancouver.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-27

Masquerade Suits for rent; Cos. tunes made to order, Mrs. Swart7- cnberg. Phone 452 Douglas. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-27
LEAVE FOR SEATTLE

Emil Palmbom. Jr.. and Dick Me Cormick, Jr, left on the Jefferson Friday night for Seattle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
RAILROAD TINE TABLE


Al trains arrive and depart from Union
arrivals ard departure Fireu 81 II paao
OF m1uutai1 1t1udard time
SANTA III.
E1r Al51qusrgue, Denver, Chioazo. Les
st Pm
From Albuquerque. Denver. Los Angeles.
chieaEo-N1. 211 arrives 10 AM No Go7
II PAso a SOUTHWESTERN.
Lines East
arrsre-Frcu north and east. No Z.
The CaIf1ruial. am. No q Golden
Depart-For ths north and easts 30.
s. Golden STATE Liralted. 1901 pm; 80. 2
TIE Calforui1l. t-d5 Pm
lines west.
Arrige-Eron ths vest; No . coP2ssf
fcrui1u. G-15 pm
De1srt-Fo- the west. no. g. Golden
STATE Limited. 9 p-na-i No. 2. Cope city
so6IHEES PACIFIC LINES.
FOR san antonio. NsU orleans and Wash
irEton-No. 1l1 leaves $3.50 an No 40
r-- rs--zl--ton. New orleans and san
kntonio-1c1 arrives az s-fs pm. No los
For arizs1a end Caufornia-sso- isaves
7.ls Az 10, 1sl az 1909 p-n-7 No 100
Fran s--z7ns and calHo-nia-So AZ
ri-er a. lI.Es AN. no. 1c1 arrives $40
-m- 40 ITO az 30 pm
TEEls q PACIFIC
FOR Dallas ard 81 Loris-Ao. % leaves
am-s 10 az 4.ls pm
pom S. LfruiG ard Dala1-No- az
riFes Ct 1888 r-m-: No IS arrives a. 1880
MEXICAN cE-7TRAL-
--c secular 1cneoule.
srFTTC0 q NORrHT Tern.
70 regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
Ell PASO TO HELP HUDSPETH
COUNTY MARKET ROAD BONDS

An effort win be made In Fl Paso
20 aid Hudspsth county 20 market
$4,000 worth OF road bonds which
thar county voted last IAN Plans are
10 be discussed at a meeting this aft
ernoon at the chamber OF commerce.,
called by C. n. Bassett. president Of
the chamber OF commerce The direc-
tors Of the chamber OF commerca,
prominent business men and bankers
and judge e 81 McClintocz and other
county officials are 10 attend
Hudspeth county, 10 was said Non
day az the chamber OF commerce, has
been unable 20 market her bonds, due
20 g tight money situation a. present.
Hur u Paso Is anxious 10 have the
paved lower valley road continued
through Hudsperh county % what was
rhs east line o. Fl Paso county before
l1ulspz-h county was formed To DO
ris j VIII be nece ssary TO lind mar
ze Ter lie bonds
Ar this afternoons meeting judge
lfcCllutoclc and the county commits
sioners viii be petitioned 70 let con
vertions use Liberty hai free Of
charge
The meeting also VIII hear the
proposition Of g a. Harwood, o. Los
angeles Who proposes 90 establish a
movie film producing company here
without soliciting local capital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

to do anything but attend TO the three
An1iou. to Return.
But oh. she win be so glad 20 re-
turn 70 Mexico City, where she viii
be permanently located for four years
and can have her home She Is glad
70 have come part Of the way with
her husband and would have been glad
10 make the trip 10 Dallas with him
only that it Is SO hot and dusty and
the children are tired
Cen and AIRS ObreEon have lived in
Mexico city for one year when they
were first married. They VIII be very
glad % be there again where they
have SO many friends. end are look
ing forward happily 20 the inaugurs-
ton December i. A large party OF
friends, both men and women. viii 90
10 2exioc City from Nogales 70 Be
present at the ceremonies
IA Teaching Husband
Il an trying 70 teach my husband
the English language she said. "but
he has so little time and so much 10
do. He would Ike so much 20 know ID.
II would be a wonderful help to him
IN his work The children 7 shall
teach Il 70 them"
A tinkling pitcher Of iced drinks
was brought and served by a man.
dare not taste it." said one OF
the Fisitors- i never can drink any
thing with vine or anything like that
in it."
you have to-" urged her compan-
lon 1T would be impolite not 10. And
u Il does make you dizzy, it's some
thing TO say you got tipsy on the
private car o. the president OF
Mexico"
The drink turned ont 10 be a very
mild but delicious claret punch. how
q -
hrs. Ohregon had 70 excuse her
self TO dress for a luncheon which
was given in her honor IT noon az
HQ-el Paso del N0rte by Mrs. zach
Lamar Cobb
II you are ever IN Mexico City you
must come % see US, was her parting
word, and her smile and handshake
emphasized her sincerity and vro-
manly gracious, hospitable friendli-
ness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18

The above. rate is based on q minimum
OF q 20 word count Ads containing lees
thar this numbsr OF EordS VII Be couuied
a. 20 WordL
Two dollars Per agate line per month.
Minimum Ct two lines on monthly rata
Bold face Ines, double price.
Three cents per word FOR utoez Or bond
Oh mining or ether prumotinual advsr-
Using
No "a run for an indefinite period IT
I'D taken over the telephone Order1 70
discontinue It. - ads must BE- made IN
writing
All new advsrtisezeaH appear nrsi IN
home edition
Accounts for classified ads are dua after
first Insertion Not responGibis for more
than one Incorrect insertlon-
II order &c Eivs tine for proper elaaui-
f.cation 60 - Necessary 20. close The Herald
classified pages Saturdays at n 40 q n
an other days Al 1870 . m want ads
received after this houT viii appear the
neEf day Orders 10 discautinue Wa1t ads
must Be n Herald office before O. n q
day q publication
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
HONORCOURT
OF SCOUTS TO
MEET TONIGHT

The Court OF Honor OF the FL Pas7
Boy Scout council VIII meet at s
o'clock this evening 10 conduct the
october session and 10 receive scouts
qualified for advancement There IS a
large registration for the October
meeting. DR.. Fuller swift. scout con-
missioner, VIII preside Other mem
bers Of III court are- ". & CLAYTON e.
A Farrell, r ~ Lullin. II Il. Burton.
u J. Romo. J. r Montgomery, J. R
segalL Dr. G. Il. Thomas, Judge z. 3.
AcC1ntock and mayor Charles Davis.
Troop No 6 having the best record
Of any IN z Paso for last week. was
entertained by the Ellanay theater
Saturday evening
Troop No-3 sponsored BY the cham
Der o. commerce, spent Saturday
night at Camp Scoutcraft. under
scourmaster Leo Marx and assistant
c. A. Pozil-
Saturday IS scouts spent the dav az
Camp Scoutcraft. taking instruction
and tests IN the various scouting re-
qulremeuts. Scoutmasters Denny.
Martinez. Roberts and Marx assisted
the scout executive in conducting the
instruction and tests.
Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock at the
chamber OF commerce the Scoutrnas-
ters' association viii assemble for the
second session Of the training school.
The scheduie for the Tuesday eve
nlnEs program Is rs follows: -
Blrdseye View OF Scouting" led By
H H Burton. deputy Ecort connie
siouer- Planning the Program"
scoutu1aster c. A. Goetting. Recess OF
i've minutes Receiving the New
Boy scoutu-aster 7. J. Sedan. An
open discussion on the topics taken
up during the evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
Mrs. Obregon Is Proud
OF Husbands Success

KToUIEiE u or charming, gracious
/ dIgnified mien, with wonderful
black hair which she wears parted
IN the center end softly waved hack
into q high knot. much occupied with
her three children and proud Ct her
husband-such IS Mrs Aware Obre-
son, wife OF the president elect Of
Mexico.
Mrs Ohregon7" queried two visitors
az me private car which was waiting
il Juarez Monday for the arrival OF
zen Oregon. who was Lpected to
Join his wife and family Monday az
ternoon and proceed 10 Mexico City
Immediately.
Yes"
DO you speak English
only q Ittle.H
I'm sorry know but uttle Span
Perhaps said the coming first
lady OF Mexico. 'I nav be able 70
make myself understood"
Speaks Eueliah.
II yau talk like that ] know YOU
wiz sighed the visitor. relieved The
conversation proceeded in English.
very fluent on the part Of Mrs. Ohre-
eons VINO was educated at ST. Marv's
academy In Los Angeles and speaks
English with no accent, only a charm
ing soft hesitancy and once in
great while, a little fumhling for a
word
clad IA a skirt OF plaid wooden and
a crepe De chine blouse. AIRS Obre-
son was entertaining several friends
and guests from Juarez and FL Paso.
i1er children. Aware, aged four. MAYO.
tlree, and Alba a beautiful little gin
ol two. we're rompinE about in their
alue oFerails under the care OF two
nurses
-rz Onregon Is proud OF her hus-
and minds Of his countrrmen. 90
gathers however. that O. is no more
than she expected.
Does she find time 20 help him much
u ms work2 A smile and a shrur.
z hree children IN five ysarsl one
does not have much time In which
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
:. H.LEAVELL
WINS ELPASO
GOLF TITLE

e r. Leavel won the gold cham
pionship Of the FL Paso Country club
In the finals OF the annual tourna-
ment Sunday from j. c. WEmarth In
a IS hole match. The match was de-
cided On the last hole. l[r. Leaveu be-
Ing two CD. 10 was closely contested
throughout
IN the third flight A. L Cox defeat
ed p ?. Rankin, Jr- in SIS hole
match. This match was also closely
played and was decided upon the 55th
hole.
The finals On the second flight are
20 be placed between =. e NeLf and
J. = Paddock Immediately after the
return Of the Peace and Progress
special
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-18
Situalions Wanted-MaIe

VOCATIONAL Dept z. Il C. A. has 90
offer Invest gated youus men FOR all lines
OF gervlcas fiu any position you have with
the right man by selection Ph- 65d. $50.
llle. Mr. wheeler.
AS FOEE1LAN Or assistant on ranch. can
level land and lrrigate. understands farm
machinery can handle Mexican labor.
speaks Spanish understands planting and
care o. orchards or vineyards. beet refer
ences. Address A. care aerald-
YOUNG nan. Fl Paso resident past
years. wants 20 connect with good flrn
where ability viii count either selling
end OF business or office worE, thorouEh-
ly experienced in both. have own car can
use n connection with WORK Addresa Il
1872 care Herald