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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
BOTH
JUNIOR
TEAMS ARE
CONFIDENT

With the Felix club confident that
with their strongest lineup In the
field they viii h. able 10 yet grab
eff the city junior baseball trophy
and with the Mt Baker boys Just as
sure that they. viii repeat their vic.
tory as In the first start. tho two
clubs viii met In the second game
OF the series At Columbia field sun.
day.
The Mt. Baker boys need another
win TO einch the cup while tho Felix
club Aggregation must win two
games In a row to snnex the silver
mug.
The Mt Baker club took the first
game by 4 10 count But since
then both teams have been strength.
ened and the dope" on the first On.
counter doesn't mean anything.
With Abner. Boyer and J. Thor.
burn in their lineup the club team
with add three good hitters while the
Mt Baker outfit has added Ivan
Jones. a good infielder and hitter.
sundays game win be on the Mt.
Baker clubs home grounds and VIII
get under way promptly at 2;3o.
II a third game il necessary II win
be played at tho Rainier Valley park
September IL.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-03-17

Half the joy of life comes
from getting good out of things
as we go along. Some of us'are
always putting off our enjoy
mcnts After while we expect
To take rect, see u friend or
read book. But after II while
never comes, thu good times we
are looking forward 10 lie rs far
away as ever. All our life Ia
spent in meaning To overtakc it
aud enjoy 1t. Meanwhile We
toll, drudge, aud grow old, pass.
ing by with unseliish cye the
happiness we might get out Of
every day
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-03-17
Government Insurance.

Have y"u government Insult
ancr:
DO you know thar there is no
Other insurance equal 10 IL IN
chrnpnrss and reliability
Up Won know that,if YOURS
las been allowed TO lapse, you
may relnsttto
DO YOU know tllt II you hc
conir unuhle TO continue pas
meuts. aftrr tilfrr yctrs. Won
can recover q large part al thc
umouut paid.
DO YOU kuoW that in case Of
your total permaneu, disability
inc insurance bccum,e payable
tu yuur-rlf
Do YOU Know that thc Rcd
4 rnee ~ ever ready TO advise
uid n0sist Won free Of charge.
ul case Of need:
Address Home Service See
mon, a r q Big stone Cup,
ii
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-03-17
.AppaI3Chia Items

Nh ami Mrs Niunott. who
have been spending "a few DAYS
III tuwn Visiting Miss Ellen Ber
grim lett Wednc7day for Akron.
Ono, where they VIII max,
their future home. Mrs MIN
mott WAS formerly Miss nlit
Brrgren. of Appalnchiu, aud
was married tNo weeks ago {,
Mr. Minnotl III knoNvilie
Miss Helen kihler has accept
ca "a position ~ The Norton
Pharmacy at Norton Whuri
Norton Miss kibler VII max,
her home with ntr sister, Alr7
Fink Conan
Francis Sullivan lrfr FRIDAY
morning for Nashville, Tam
where hc Was called OH account
OF shr death OF ms granimelh-
"r, Mre sullivan. which occur
red az her tome IN Nashville on
Thursday
John Hurt. OF tile Hurt \ Dung
liardware Company, has been
III Tor sevcral days with intln
enza
Alter, Il Greenfield, who, 10.
gcther with Mrs Greenfield
ioft Appalachian three weeks ago
FOR Washington. -. g., where
he has accepted POSITION. Was
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-03-17
Exeter Notes

Russell McDonough has gone
TO Roanoke TO attend the Roa.
nokc National Business College.
Thos l|urchc,t aud family
left Exeter for Spartanhurg
5 G.. last week, where they tx
pcct To make their future homr
We have already felt the effect
OF their going away. az they
were always ready 10 take part
IN any thing that wus Knttrr W
tor the advancement of the
community
Girls Barncll's family moved
10 Big Stone Gap this week,
leaving HIM at Exeter 10 batch
liis family will probably mov,
buck tins fall
A. soon as the weather. viii
permit, Bill Spauglel Nill X,
busy planting his trees OF get
ting them for others to plaut.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-03-17

were served. Al a late hour
the guests departed wishing
their hostess many happy re-
turns of the day. The beuuti
ful presents told the story of
the popularity of the hostess.
Those present were: Misses
Ottie johnson. Bert Whit. Lu
ra aud Matte Burke, Kate Will
lis, Beulah Giles, Mary aud
Anna Cawood Messrs w X
Lane, Howard Collier, Louis
and Fred Fisher. Burns Fulton,
Walker Gillian, Charles Webb,
Gordon Young. Mack Tate,
Kay Wells, Andy johnson and
Jess Elk'ns.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-03-17
Niss Bufkc Entertain.

Last Monday night Miss Sal.
',e burke entertained Il number
oi her Young friends aud class
mates al birthday party
GameS were played ana good
times were indnIgrd in until n
Int. hour when reircshments
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-03-17
Statement Of The Financial Condition
interstate Finance 4 Trust Co.

-oeaItd az Hs Stone Gan. in the counly
OF wise, state OF Virginia at the
tloSe oi business Feb. Is, 1923, made
10 tile State Corporation commisSion.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-03-17
Pepto- Mangan
Makes Rich
Red Blood
Helps Restore Thin Run down
Men and Women to Vigor
GUS, Full Bloodcd Health
Recommended By Physicians
Sold in Liquid and Tablet
Form The Name Guide S"
the Guide to the Genuine


~ rs "a true ThN lng thar htnlth
is only as good as your blood
Good, rich blood inanifcets H.
Fclt IN "a healthy natural com
pirNioni clear, keen ~ ~ lrr.
less energy and enthusiasm.
abnndant supply Of reserve
strength
~" JuNt as pusltlvrlN dor0
poor thin blood directly mtlu-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-03-17
FOR SALE

y complete brick uiukinr
plant embracing all kinds Of
blocks, crusher. Material for
many millions OF brick within
one mile Of plant location
Il. A, Ayers.
Big S,one Gap, Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-03-17
DIR. q. G. lIonevcutt
DENTIST
BIG STONE GAP, Va.
uihcc in Wills Huilding pvei Mutut
Drug store
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

NiitGlNIN In the C.erk uticc rs,
the Circiit Cont uf Wise County the ll,A
Day OF February 1920
Laura jennings ct ais. rllintins
Susan liamnond,, ct ais. Defendant,
n CHANCERY
The object Of this suit Is To ptr.itiau
the rial estate uiWhich Amos llainn!ur,ls
~ died seized, situate ia Biz Stnr,.
Gap. Wise cnunty, Virginia
Aud AN affidavit having hrun made anu
hled tina; Susan llammOnds. Christin.
ilaininonds aud Edwin lIammond, bar
ties defendants 60 this suit. are non lc,
dents OF the State Of virginia. ana thlt
ihe last known po,toiiicc address of tht
SAID defendants Christine Hammond.
ana hdSin iIammri.is is Carraltum. AL.
bama. and that the last Known pO,eotiicr
address Of said defendant. susan liam
mondS Is unknown. II i therefore. order
ed that said defendants and each Of them
appear here within ten DAYS after due
publicaton of this order aud do What IS
necessary 10 prOlec; their interest nihj>
suit
1t is further ordered tina, copy OF til.
order bc published once 4 week for fou.
successive weeks in The Rig Stone q. /:
fost, and that = copy OF same be- poster,
at the front door OF the Court House ul
the sid county As prescribed by law,
ana that copy o; same be mailed to the
sad defendants. Christinipe Hammond.
EDWIN iiammonds A. Carralton, Alabama
copy-Tcste
Il. u ROBERTS, CLERK
Coleman Carter, p q fsbls-1-iu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09
Mexico Promises Every
Courfesu For Harding

Every. courtesy Mexico IS able %
extend viii be shown 10 senator War
rem G. Harding, president elect, IN
the event he visits Mexico while he
Is on the border, according 10 tele-
gram received here Tuesday By zach
lamar Cobb from Gen AIvaro Obrs-
Eon-- pres dent-e1ect OF Mexico.
llr- Cobb had telegraphed Gen
Oregon, calling his attention 70
newspaper reports IN FL Paso which
said there might be a conference be-
tween him and senator Harding. he
praised senator Harding as big
practical statesman and expressed
The hope that Gen. ObreEon might &C
cepr an invitation 10 meet senator
Harding for the good that would re-
suit 10 both the United states and
Mexico
7 assure you" says the telegram
from Gen OhreEon. that ia the event
senator Harding visits any OF our
cities be viii be received by Us as a
guest OF honor IN our effort to-
reciurocats the exquisite attentions
shown me on ny last visit &c the
United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09
Italians And Jugo-SLaos
In Conference On Eiume

Rapsllo. italy, Nov. e.-Ths ques-
ton OF Fiume was brought up for
discussion today before the council OF
Italian and Jugo-SloTak delegates be-
ing held for q settlement OF the Adri-
attic problem, although no agreement
has been reached on the proposal Of
the Italian delegates that the Istrian
frontier be that established by the
pact Of London.
The Italian delegates proposed that
the Independence Of the new state OF
Fiume be recognized by both coun-
tries, but the Serbian delegates. es-
pecialy Anton Trumbitch. the JuEo-
Slav foreign minister. strongly op-
posed Independence Tor Fiume- They
maintained that the port was 6erbia's
only safe and fit outlet TO the sea
L IS asserted that Count Sforza.
Italian foreign minister. made the
Serbian delegation understand clearly
that i an accord is not reached with
IN few days italy intends to avail
herself Of the rights conferred By
the pact OF London. recognized by
France and Great Britain. ana amply
the clauses contained in the pact IN
tneir entirety. without hostility to-
ward the JuEu-SlaVE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09
Full Recognition For
MexicO Demand OF
President de la Huerta

Mexico viii not accept conditional
recognition from any country. Her
refusal 70 make specific guarantees
as G means Of obtaining recognition
was made public Tuesday in an an
nouncemeut received in FL Paso from
provisional president Adolfo de Ia
Huerta by Luis Monies de Oca- con
sui general for Mexico. The an
nouncement was sent by president
de Ia Huerta 10 the Mexican ENJOYS
oLIlce IN Washington and forwarded
to FL Paso by telegram
Through telegraphic reports from
abroad, the president Of Mexico SAYS
m his telegram Il am informed that
the American and European uresE
have published rumors that some OF
the foreign governments have estab-
lished or propose TO establish certain
conditions 10 the resumption Of diplo-
matte relations with Mexico and that
such conditions are contained in
special protocol Please dfsavovv such
statements in my name as have
previously stated that the Mexican
government VIII not under any cir
cumstances resume diplomatic rels-
tons with any country under condl-
tons that VIII lessen the respect due
our government It would be unjust
and unacceptable 10 force upon Us
that which we have already through
our own conviction, voluntarily IN
dertaken- Our attitude OF adherence
20 moral standards Is the only guar
anry that our country can. offer for
being considered in harmony with the
other civilized nations. Any step that
Is not in strict accordance with the
policy already followed by ne as ex-
pressed in several public statements
which 7 have made win be without
the approval OF executive authority
under my charge.
This should not be understood 10 I
mean that Mexico VIII not respect {
every responsibility she has toward /
every country, consul general Monies /
ie Oca explained. but she simply does ]
rot want 20 be tied by making Epe- /
,iflc promises IN advance OF recogni- /
.ion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09

ID Nofes,

NHa=@~==s=a=-===ea-------
In the District Court OF the United states
for the western District OF Texas. Fl
Paso Division
In the matter OF Henry Lorenzo Devote.
Baukrupt-In Bankruptcy. no. e77. To
the creditors q the aboTe-named bank
rupt.
Notice g. hereby given that on the 9Th
DAY OF November. A. %. 1880. the person
above named was duly adjudicated bank
rupt, and that the frat meeting OF his
creditors VIII be held ~ the office Of the
undersigned Referee. T2a Caules Bldg. Fl
Paso, Texas. on the 2oth day OF Noveu-
Der. A. D. 1890, az 20 O'Clock "a the fore
noon az which time the said creditors
may attend. pruEe their claims. appoint
a trustee examine the bankrupt. con
slider the trustees application 20 sell the
entlre property both personal and real.
belonging 20 said bankrupt estate. and
transact such other and further busi-
ness as may properly come before said
meeting.
Dated a. II Pas1. Texas. this the sth
day q Noremher. A. ID. 1920.
HARVEY r. GAMBLE
Referee fu uau1r-u-frr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09

TRIPS PLANNED
TOHELP TRADE

q Personal acquaintance trips into
surrounding territory by company Of
ficerss special retail sales days. pro-
motion OF spring and fan openings
srith window displays and education
al work for meeting and overcoming
mail order house competition are
means suggested by d. A Bandeen,
commerce FOR building up FL Paso' s.
retail stores. In a letter sent TO the
retail merchants o. the city, the gen
eral manager has outlined his meth
DDS In some detail His outlines the
letter explains, are reviews Of what
chambers OF commerce elsewhere are
doing TO improve business
BY personal acquaintance trips Mr..
Bandeen means trips into surround
ing towns by merchants as a means
Of making friends. acquaintances and
advertising their firms BY special
sales days is meant coupon days"
dollar days" profit sharing days
Enter the right store at the right
time" days and the Ike Special in-
ducements would be offered on these
days TO customers from out Of tow
BY means OF these Inducements Il is
hoped large interurhan clientele
would be built up
Locally several activities are rec
ommended 10 the relau merchants
Some Of these are.
prosecution OF transient merchants
who have not compiled with iocsi
regulations.
Warning the public against sales
OF goods by peddlers who misrepre-
sent their wares
Championing the cause OF retailer
IN al legislation affecting his inter (
state or national
projecting merchants against ad- I
Vertlsing mediums which have no
advertising values.
Promotion OF c0onzr. 4rv-- s,rf,-..-
uniform closing hours and holds ]
Agreements.
Obtaining the adoption OF uniform ]
Qies concerning the return OF mer- /
,nandlse- granting OF discounts. etc
conducting OF pay up campaigns. ]
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09
Realtors Again Requested
To Act against japanese

T7naness into II Paso valley and urg-
iuE the zeal estate board 10 80 on
record as favorinE legislation 20 elm
mate aliens from land ownership IN
Texas was referred 70 the next regu-
lar meeting when submitted 20 the
luncheon or the club az the Ioltec
club Tuesday
The resolution was signed by
Charles 3. stevens. Otis c. Coles. Ben
~. BALE. W p Payne and J. B.
Paden. members Of the committee
r. =. Thomson, speaker OF the
house Of representative, sketched
the procedure OF the real estate
agents license law state senator r
n Dudley discussed the same sub
lecL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09
Second Day. OF arizona
Fair DraUs Big Croyd

Phoenix Ariz-. Nov. s.-A crowd as
laSse as that OF the opening day at
tended the state fair today. despite a
gray sky carrying a strong hint OF
rain Incoming trains from the north
and south had brought many more
visitors 10 the city and the valley
towns within a radius Of 20 miles
contributed a strong quota, as did
also the mining districts Of Ray and
Hayden The various exhibition build
ings were vel filled with people Ia
the early afternoon and the grand
stand was filling rapidly long before
the first race started
Harness races for today included a
tree for all rr0ts purse 1880; special
Srot and pace. purse $1,000: 2-0s pace.
purse $500 There were four entries
IN the first event. five in the second
and six IN the third
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09
DAILY PUZZLE
BT SAM LLOYD.

ND on ever hear Of that famous
"a hour ride Of Buffalo Bills IN
the old days when he was scout
ing for Gen. 1liles2 II was by no
means a record. but a great feat
when we consider the character OF the
country and the fact that he was
lodging hostile Indians all the way
The generals cavalry was strung
out for 30 miles when BHl was or
dered from the tail-end - carry q
message 10 the general aN-he head
Bin delivered his message and re-
turned to the end Of the line in eL-
actly the time IL took The troops 10
60 forward 90 miles, so you can see
he moved some"
Now. let as see II our puzzlists csn
tell how many miles Buffalo BID ode
IN delivering that message and re-
turning 20 the rear2
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
A high total OF Is could be made BY
drawing a line through the squares
numbered IS, -, IA. 10. II and "a
CopyrIEht- ISIS. BY sam Loyd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09
CORONER WILL REOPEN
MOAlENS DUEL INQUEST

FULTON 40, Nov. 9.-The coroner s
jury which yesterday returned an
open verdict in the fatal shooting OF
Miss Carolyn Weant, 20 years old, and
Ars- Ada MCGOWAN. IS. viii reopen
me inquest the coroner announced
today.
me announcement was made fol-
lowing finding Of a document. pur-
porting TO be Miss Weant's viii. saw
ing am doing this act because Of
trouble have had with Ada" II was
testified at the inquest that the wo-
men had quarreled- There were no
witnesses to the shooting. Miss
Weant, a typist. boarded at the Ne
CoWan home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09
THREE SOLDIERS INDICTED
E0R- ROBBERY BY ASSAIn1

Three soldiers. George Ludwig vii
liam Burger and Ross Teevinq
charged with robbery by assault. foI-
lowing an alleged attack On carl
Swihart on the Xsleta road. October
"a. were indicted by the grand furv
Tuesday.
An Indictment vas also returned
against Manuel Hernandez. charging
him with burglary
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09

a-aa=ea=e=aea=s--=s----=
MATTRESSES Renovated, So BUGS
CLEANED. 81. Erwin MIG Co, PH. no
HE1IsTITCHLSG, picot. accordian plaitinE-
KISS B. Corum- So Buckler Bldg. Pa 1911
FELTON PANT CO.-Faintin- paper
hanging. cecoraunE- SOS n stanton. Phl1fl
HE1IsTTTCHING, alterations. accordian
plating. mail orders collected Mrs. s
Jones. SIX Emporium. as Mesa. Pm tl72
SEE JOE FOR the best lawn work. also
flower bed dirt or fertilizer. hauling away
trasE. rocks or clnders- IN. 6zz5.
HEMsTTTCHIFG. plcot edge work done on
short notice. any kind o. material Singer
Sewing Machine Co. 2o5 8. y Fa1o.
". A. BAKEH. formerly with The West
Texas Motor Co. is now located In nla
own shop and ready 20 do your repair
work az s1s Magoffin. Phi 2542.
UNTTY SCHOOL OF CHRISTIANITY
Room 201-20f Mills Bldg. Reading room,
daily an 20 4 pm; beEinnerE class.
Monday. 6 pm; advanced class 81. pm
N ORDER 10 MAKE ROOM
Fer our immense holiday stock we otter
rrns. musical instruments, typewriter.
hinocularH. etc. at unhe-rd OF prizes
BAENETI-s- 219 SAN ANTONIO ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09
SnedaI Nofee.

THE IL PAsO MATTRESS MFG. co. has
Installed the most modern machinery 10
the manufacture OF mattresses o. all kinds.
Our special IS renovatlnE matfresses=
renovatinE. Sis. us Park 81. Phi f145.
NOTICE.
Madame Ia Rlcherschon smith. Beauty
Specialist 7 specialize on the face and
scalp plmplea blackheads. bIotches. any
skin trouble heuua work specially. chill
Phi FfFrW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09
Oil and Mining

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MEXICO OH field lands. owner forced 10
sen 10 70 100 acres near Tampico wells.
Address Bo1 r.. Pec1s. Tex
OIL! OIL. OILS
HoLhkOOk. THE NENr BIG OIL FIELD
I have large tract o. approved acreage.
% foot derrlcl-- rig capable Of going 1000
feet. hole down e25 fect. water cased off
a. so feet with 11ts inch casing. VIII cut
$3.50 with right man who VIII finish well:
expect OIL az 1900 feet. must have refer
enee- Adde'S p. o. Box 197. Holhrook.
TO THE BUSINESS AND MINING HENs
an now raady 20 furnish al kinds Of
Information on properties and mining
prospects that are now free o. any claims
% the state % Chihuahua. Mer Plans.
Information, meaEures and progressive
farwardinE CO a judicial proceeding until
the acquisition OF titles Lands Tor arri-
culture. cattle raising and also coal and
oil lands
Plans o.; santa Eulalia. ParraL sIiuas
Nuevls. CueVsclliaa. Las Animas. Culi-
hulriachic. AlmQloya. santa Barbara Los
Lzmentoa EnciniiiaE. Placer De Guadalupe.
Naica. Slerre de- Enmedlo. sahinal Mineral
de Cordero and many others
Maps Of an the states Of the Republic
Of Mexico. Blue prints. blue line prints.
and also commercial drafting. For further
particulars and Information call o phone
JOSE PORRAs UGAETE.
rs Myrtle Ave- Pm T7e2J- p Paro. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09
Helm Wsulsd-Male

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WANTED-Boy not going to school ia
4 2 Franklin.
! COUPON solicitors for good clean %
2ro2osiaon. 2o2i5 z. san Antonio. Room 20.
I WANTED-Soda dispensers Apply Court
house Drug store. 400 z san Antonio
I WANTED-Janitor and yard man az
Longs sanato-ium. Ph- 2101.
I EFANTED-An experienced grocery sales
nan Apply at once. Levy Grocery CO.
I WANTED-Experienced bookkeeper. Ap-
ply Wilson & Co, "a " Virginia
WANTED-EnFiish speakinr boy about ~
years cid % work "a 5ewelry store Ge-
neya JeEelry Co. 225 san Antonio.
WANTED-Cleaner or assistant cleaner
ABBY in person Wris1ts Cleaning Works
Z ISIS Montana
GRADING and repair work done b. the
day or by contract See 1fr- Schale. So
Euealyptus St, Fl PaHo-
1FANTED-3Eessenge boys a. the ROYAL
with or without wheels 112 N Flor-
enee-
WANTED-TWo first class mechanics for
Mexico mining company. Apply Western
PqrehasinE Co, sos Mills Bldg.
FASTED-Boy before AID after schooi
% work IN grocery store Apply f25 Z.
Nevada
WANTED-s0me capahIe person 10 con-
duct fish and poultry market In City Mar
kot. references required Phi af4z.
sltion for men OF ability. experience not
essential Apply J. c McNamarl. Lester
MOTOR Co. 5o1 Montana-
WANTED-Toung men 20 come 70 the
sherman Auto q Tractor School. 20 be-
come trained mechanics Write Dept co.
Sherman. Tex
FIRE3IE-S AND BRAEElfES - $3.50 70
$500 monthly. experience unuecesslrv.
write only (Which position-l Address
hatluaTs care Herald
good hand and willing 20 learn good bush
ness fair salary 20 start Apply after
Pm. sos 3IlIls Bldg.
STUDENTS.
$3.50 per day. spare time. unusual. not
SUBSCRIPTIONS, men e. once McGehee
Development Co. fo9 Caples BIDS
WANTED-Toung nan. neat appearance.
courteous manner. 20 Be captain Of uEh-
ers Palace Theater- Apply II An.
Ihursday. manager
HAETED-Good revising clerk with some
nlllnE work 20 do fer local office az Clif-
ton Arlz-. no sunday work. salary g1f5
Apply. stating age and experience. 20 II
.. Burke. agent.
LARGE mining company operating IN
Mexico has vacancies for OF ernerl-
enced and reliable ul1lu-rirhts. must Rave
complete get Of tools and some l-nowIedra I
e spanish, references required J. r.
ka1e. lll2 Mills BIDS
NFANTED-Meu wishing positIons a. IRE Z
men hralremeu. colored train porters on .
large Texas klahorna roads write ini-
n1eoiately FOR full Information sl5o-s25o f.
month. 10 experience Necessary Inter I
Eszilvay Dept f7s5l. Indianapolis. Ind
lFASTED-l1an health saeEer with &c
perience as teacher. must hold FIRST grade ]
eer-liicates r -lunEer must Be free % I
activity o. willing 70 undergo eElruinatiorf 3
By Dr. q 3. Homan 20 learn extent OF I
-rouhles good farm home with plenty /
mix butter. etc. as part u ererydar's ]
-lsts only half each days tine required ]
.eaehiaE. Aplly A Il Kelley. Clint Tex I
We ARE IN need Of an erperisnced ana 3
competent notion man. one who has held Il
-espouslnle positions and capable OF 60
nE 20 the market must Be energetic and /.
B worker, VIII have entire charge o. de-
l1rrmeut. submit references and previous
experience with application Chas- Davis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09
WIFE OF COUNSEL FOR SANTA
FE browns IN CONNECTICUT

southinEton. Conn. Nov. 9.-Nrs.
Eva Lathrop. wife Of Gardiner
IaLhrop general counsel for the
Atchlsou, Topeka g. Santa Fe rail-
road. was found drowned here today.
She had been SO. and, eludiug her
nurses, left the house before day
break She was missed and a search
revealed her body IN a brook She
wac 81 years old