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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
Babies Take Clinic Seriously
One Hundred Tested First Day

CONDUCTING a baby clinic IS Just
about the most hectic enterprise
one can embark upon. II the testi-
mony OF some score Of FL Paso ply
sicians, a half dozen nurses and two
or three dozen club women. 10 say
nothing OF more than 100 proud moth
ers, can be relied uDOn- And they
should knowi
All day Monday the first floor Of
the parish house OF St Clements
Episcopal church. Montana and North
Campbell streets. was the scene OF a
busy, noisy baby clinic There's plenty
OF system. so things aren't really as
confused as they seem TO a casual
50 babies at time being weighed.
measured and examined for physical
defects by physicians. dentists and
eye, ear, nose and throat specialists.
there is a certain amount Of oppor-
tunity for a small bedlam TO result,
an opportunity which the babies. all
OF whom are between six months and
i've years Of age, are not slow to &C
cept and profit by.
Thoroughly Examined.
Accompanied by mother and three
record cards. baby is first measured,
then weighed Both results are re-
corded on the cards. together with
table showing what the normal
weight Of the child should be for one
OF his inches. A small percentage
under or over weight Is not serious
but II baby IS much smaller than he
should be, the cause IS sought for
and found. sometimes TO be malnutri-
tiOn, sometimes diseased tonsfls. ade-
noids or an organic defect The child
then undergoes a thorough medical
examination, and is also examined by
dentist and eye. ear, nose and throat
specialists These ordeals are re-
ceived variously by his majesty the
baby. Many small mites OF humanity,
sketchingly clad in a sweater or bath
robe went through the procedure as
though IL we're game, with a Eurgle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03

NEW YORK. Nay Sci Pasoans. it
IN any OF them have any OF 10, can't
take it 20 Cloudcroft with them
this sumner unless they run the risk
Of prosecution. Liquor cannot be
moved from a regular home to a SUM
mer home or vice versa, the law says
Persons can have liquor transported
n moving from one place to another.
II permanent, by obtaining a permit
from a state prohibition director.
The owner can have liquor stored
in both a summer and a winter home.
but cannot transport the goods from
one residence 10 another without be-
ing subject TO arrest and prosecution
The law Is very clear on these
points" said James S. Shevlin. super
vising prohibition enforcement agent
here we are receiving hundreds OF
inquiries from persons who have
summer homes in and about New
York and also have liquor stored in
their winter residences.
They wish 70 transfer their liquor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
DIRECTOR OF VOCATIONAL
TRAINING NAMED For Il. S.

Howard L Briggs, Of the Oklahoma
has accepted the position Of director
Of vocational education at the FL
Faso high school, TO succeed 7. r.
slime, who resigned about a month
ago Mr. Briggs was formerly head
Of the industrial schools at Pittsburg,
Penn. ana was vocational supervisor
Of the san Antonio schools During
the world war he was physiological
examiner for the United States army.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
Letters To The Herald

SAYS NO APOLOGY DEMANDED.s
Editor FL Paso Herald
In justice to those most affected
ask you 20 print this letter in your
columns
A report was turned into the Amer
lean legion office by the committee
which we sent out to see all mer-
chants about closing during the
hours Of the American day parade,
that the merchants on Overland
street would not close mentioned
this fact AZ the Adclub luncheon Fri
day. lIr. Stolaroff took exception TO
these remarks. but made his talk 70
me personally Nothing was said
publicly and no apology was de-
handed. He stated that no one had
approached him OF any other NOR
chant on Overland street, and that
he would see that all closed their
stores during the parade
No apology is forthcoming and
none viii be given I told him that
/ would correct the statement which
have done. No row was on at all
It seems 10 me that If you as paper
wish to do justice to all such head
lines should be left cut OF your paper
r. IL Johnson, 1r..
Post AdjutauL and Chaplain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
HEEnr---rEn EN- Fl. "a !

On May %. June IS and July "A. ex-
aminations VIII be held by the United
States civil service commission il z
Paso for clerks and carriers in the
pOEtoEfice service Examinations for
first grade clerks in the customs ser
vice. internal revenue, etc, viii be
held Nay %.
Applicants must be between the
ages of Is and IS. but the age limits
are waived in the case Of persons
entitled 10 preference because Of MILL
rary or naval service. The eIamina-
fion is open to an United States citi-
zens who meet the requirements
Applicants viii be examined in
spelling. arithmetic, letter writing
penmanship, copying from printed
matter and reading addresses. The
examinations VIII be held in the post
office building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
Livestock Market.


Chicago, Ill, May 3.-Catue-Receipts
1900 Beef steers. mostly steady; heavy.
slow bulk SlL5o q 1885, early TOP. Sass:
she-sfock. strong 70 higher calves, slow
70 lower, with best Tealers. $500 712-59.
stockers and feeders. strong 10 CSC high
er. the former gaining most
HoEs-Eeceipts, 5000 Light and light
butchers. steady 70 1oc higher; top. $780,
slow. mostly 10G15c lower with bulk. 22g
10 225 Founders. s15.o0G 1850: 225 pound
ers. Sl3.50G1A5s.
sheeD-Receipts. 1000. Market SLOW and
steady 70 strongs several loads choice
wool lambs. $50 0G10.T1.
Kansas CITY Livestock. Close.
kansas city No. May 3--Hogs-Rs-
eeipts. 1900; 15925c lower Top. s1A50s
bulk lights and mediums. s1Ai58 1E5es
bulk neavies, S12s0 91A0o.
Cattie-Receipts. 17.o0Os heavy beef
steers, steady TO 15e lower; bulk. s1L50 @
1--2s. yearlings. i5c 70 15c lower Few sold
Fealers, s1Le0G 1900 TOP, s125O: stock
ers. steady TO strong.
shsep-Rsceipts. 20 900: fat lambs, weak:
sheep. 75c 70 81 lower IS pound shorn
Texas Wethers. S1o-50.
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo-s Nay S.-Cattie-Recelpts
steers. s1o.5o 913oo: cows and heifsrs.
5000 1915; stocicers and feeders, $500
1l0os calves. s1s-5oG1s-5o-
HoEs-Receipts. 5000 Market steady.
Top. $500; bulk. s1A0s014s0.
shesp-Receipts. 55oe Market sc high
er; lambs, FiS5o9ls-io; ewes. s130o9
Fort Worth Livestock. Close
Fort Worth, Texas. Nay 5.-Cattie-Re-
ceipts Saturday. 1905 market untestsd.
Beeves, SsG105d; stocxers. 5000 sd.
cows. 5000 e-50s heifers. $500 erase;
bulls s6ooG7 IS. calves, s5.oeG1400.
Hogs-Recelpts. soc: market steady
Heavy. s13-75 9IAo0: Light. s1408 a14a5;
medium. S12.z5 1875. mixed. sIl-75G
l2-s5s common, 31o.75 G11-757 pigs. SS.o09
11-5o-
changed Lambs. s1200G1250: yearllngs.
$3.50 1885, wetherz. S10O0d10.7s: ewes.
$500 1o.es; cuils, 5000 sos goats. Sf-g5
G6.T5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
Y. W. c. 4. Goes to
Aid of Fight Against
High Cost of LiUing

The FL Paso branch Of the Y. W
G. A. has gone 10 the aid Of the grow
ing fight against the high cost OF
living. with new classes opened IN
der the direction Of the educational
department for the benefit of busi-
ness girls and housewives A class
in dressmaking, an entirely new de-
1arture for the local Z W. will be
opened on Nay 10. The course OF
study viii include a complete series
Of lessons covering plain dressmakinE
and sewing, the girls and women
making for themselves garments such
as blOuses- bungalow aprons and SINH
lar articles The class is open to all
FL Baso women and girls Enrolment
is being conducted now at the 7. ".
C. A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03

and & chuckle for each move 9th
ers regarded the whole proceeding as
utterly unnecessary and pretty much
OF a bore, with the result that they
protested with all the fervor and
strength OF healthy lungs and deter
mined spirit.
Miss Elizabeth Nickerson, head OF
the department OF home economies
extension. child welfare division. Of
the University Of Texas. IS in charge
OF the clinic. She stressed the point
that the affair is ia no wise a baby
show" and that no results OF indi-
vidual babies are TO be made public
or prizes or blue ribbons awarded.
Many mothers. who hold this view, are
remaining away from the clinic be-
cause their children are not perfect
babies. when the whole aim and work
OF the clinic is TO be Of use 10 just
Club Women Assist.
OF 200 babies registered last week,
more than half appeared this morning
for the examination. The work viii
go on tomorrow at the same hours.
between 9 and u and and g II Is
held under the auspices OF the Cloud
croft baby sanitatOrlum board. which
was assisted Monday by members Of
the Council Of Jewish Women and OF
the Woman's club.
Members Of the League OF Women
Voters. including Mrs. @. ]. Hnlman.
Mrs. Frank Bait, Airs Robert Town
send, Mrs E. a Lewis. Mrs Harvey
Gamble. DR.. Alice Merchant IS. T.
Bush, Mrs. William Dunsavaee. Mrs.
r. P Corbin. Mrs u. A. Taylor. Mrs
Robert Barton. Mrs L I. Mundv and
Mrs o. H Critchett and members Of
the Federation OF Women's Clubs in
Guiding Mrs Lewis Ginsburg. Mrs
Frank ZlabOwski, Mrs. II. c. Greer.
Mrs c. G. Gibson. Mrs ". e. Daugh-
drill. Mrs Paul Ginther. Mrs j.. T.
KILLER and Mrs. r. A. Nook. viii as
sist the doctors and mothers tomor-
rnrr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03

the vulgar habit must take their
chances. There is a law in nature
about the survival OF the biggest
this may eliminate our problem
Every day some pest Of a foot-mover
dies
I was born with two feet instead OF
four wheels IL gives one a helpless
feeling 10 know he is a back number
Yet there is a consolation j shall be
an angel some day and dare the autos
10 do their worst. No longer a pc
destriau- nor acrobat, nor machine.
shall soar with the air squad and be
happy Above the cost Of living. no
shoes, no socks, no hat-only a pair
OF wings and a smile as 7 play the
golden harp. What Did hear some
one say angels must ely to the
right. Thos. II. Williamson.
6Q7 Mesa avenue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
Legal Notices.


N0AAhE VI SAIL
Z NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That un-
Ger an order OF sale. made In the District
Al4rt ler the County o. Socurro. state OF
sew Mexico. IN a callse therein pending
Ben 7. Gooch Is defendant. on AnrI "a
---li ll vas among other things. ordered
mat an the assets and property or the
urn or Davis & Gooch. consisting o. GER
o-erras New Mexico along and fn the
t-clnliy OF Cuchillo Negro Creek. form arlv
AloNn as ne Calhoun Ranches. contain
las ABOUT zlll acres OF patented lands
SIX school sections leased from the srara.
containing about $50 acres and certaf1
applications 20 The commissioner OF lands
q NeW Mexico for the selection and nur-
49, OF ae9u- -la- acres. together with
pasture and grazing rights. fences. houses
el.- o-ler iilrrQFerlelrs- and also the
-e--oslns personal property, ro-wit- abou.
go mead o. range cattle known as the
q . h catLe7 IS bulls about 80 head OF
sadie and stock horses one span OF work
horses and one span o. mules. also ranch
lQoia, machinery furniture and other ranch
equipment be sold as an entirety BIZ and
Under the direction OF the court
And % was further ordered that the
cQurt WI receive sealed bids uron said
properly 90 be deposited with the clerk
q said court on or before che LIST DAY OF
June. 1870 from all persons desiring 20
1id upon sad property. Including the par
ties 20 said suit each OF said BIDS 20 Be
accompanied By certified check PAYABLE
20 -le clerE OF this court IN The SUM OF
s1909i TO BE- forfeited IN case the bid shall
% accepted AID the bidder fails % COM
plets said purchase within such time as
nay Be directed by the court The court
reserves the right % reject any and al
Sealed bids should be forwarded or de-
posted with G. ?. Sanchez. county clerk
and clerk Of said District Court. Socorro.
New Mexico
c. E. SANCHEZ.
BY ". D. Neweomb. Deputy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03

THE photo gallery at Bounding Bill
1 lows has got in q crate Of new
scenery, which adds a great deal to the
looks Of those who have their pictures
taken Among the latest to do 50 IS
Cricket Hicks, who is shown in a sit
ting posture with a stack OF huge
mountains about six inches behind him,
thus making his feet look about half as
big as they really are.
It is reported that Ehck HelwangeT
is preparing TO operate a moonshine
cider nil this summer.
= > =
Washington Hooks says the weather
has been acting so ohaHgesble and
curious this winter and spring It would
take 4 double entry set Of books to
keep track Of It.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
Ell Pasoans Can Take It With Them
To CLoudcrof This Summer In Safety

from winter homes 70 sumner resi-
dences- This cannot be done unless
a person takes up permanent resi-
dence from a former home by the
complete removal OF all furniture.
The regulation reads ANY person
who legally possesses intoxicating
liquor in his private dwelling under
the conditions set forth in the law
and changes his permanent residence
may have such liquor transported 10
his new permanent residence
Despite the reading OF this regu-
lation. The World telegraphed wash
ingtou. and federal prohibition COM
missioner Kramer said
Liquor cannot be transported from
q winter TO a summer residence such
transportation is only permissible
from one permanent home 20 a new
permanent home II makes no dlt-
ference. either. whether the sumner
Of winter home is within or without
the state"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
ORPHEUs CLUB TO GIVE
CONCERT ON TUESDAY n

The. Orpheus club viii give second
annual concert which IS 70 be given
At the W0mans club Tuesday night
under the direction Of Charles J. An
dreWs. Mr. Andrews viii be assisted
BY Miss Daisy Cantrell Polk. soprano
from san Antonio and by Edwin g
knickermeyer, acc0mpaulst- About
50 club members will take part in the
program which will close the fifth
season Of the clubs activities here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03


Editor El Paso Herald
am one OF those pitiful specimens
Of humanity commonly and wrongly,
called a pedestrian A pedestrian IS
one who locomotes with his Two feets
but live in city and use my head
have to. True, I have two feet and
suppose they come in handy, but navl-
eating a busy American city is mostly
headWorl- Your erstwhile pedestrian
is now an acrobat
The best way TO get around is to
forget one is a living creature and
become a mechanical device; follow
the traffic rules and move cautiously.
one can open up and dash for the cor
uer, where he stops After counting
50 cars. with a few motorcycles. he
can hope for a chance 10 reach the
other curb. Then imagine oneself a
bullet or a shell and shoot across
don't pedestrianate, it's fatal
Now the fOotpOWer machine IS four
minutes late. so must make believe
he is an airplaue and sail swiftly to
the next corner He must not think
Of his feet; they win subconsciously
DO their duty
In machinery ethics might means
right; the little tWo-leg motor cannot
run over a slX-cylinder car so the
acrobauc device must give right OF
way.
II one is not Of a mechanical turn
-------f --~ --- E-4-- arc = q -a-Al-- Z
and automobiles are hounds chasing
him-this is fine sport. But there is
a danger that the obsesslon grows too
sincere.
The other day a big touring car al
most caught me. and as IL brushed
my coat, 1 called il a hound" or
words to that effect The driver
thought I called him bad name. he
was q big man, so ] apologized with
out explaining his natural mistake.
never try 70 run over a trolley car
now; have cured myself Of the habit.
Walking is an indication OF bad rails
ing anyway, so those who persist in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
Grains and Provisions.

Chicago Grain, Close.
Corn--May. sL79A; July. SISSY: Sep
TENDER. SL60H
oats-July, s0ste; September. &c.
Chicago Provisions. Close
Pork-Nay, $500; July. 1865
Lard-Nay. S19.Sgif; July. s2062E
Ribs-Iay. s17.f0- July, $3.50.
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago. III. May 5--Potatoes-steadv
Receipts, f5 cars. Northern round white.
sacked and bulk. ss.s0@7.IG. Minnesota
and Wisconsin mixed red. sacked. $500
SIS; new Florida double head barrel
spaulding Rose. No I, Sz3.00; No. .. $1,000.
Butter-steady- Creamery, 6Gs1isc.
EEg5- Lower Receipts. 44.1Ss cases.
Firsts, Il 2 @ 42ci ordinary firsts, 50 @ Ssc,
market, cases included. 3sG41c-
Foultry-Alive, steady springs. 5s-;
fowls, 25lzc-
Kansas City Produce. Close.
kansas City No. May 5--EErs-1c
higher. Firsts. 5sc: seconds. 3fc
Butter-Creamerys &C higher 50 score
55c; firsts, ,65cs seconds, SOC
Poultry -Broiiers. Zoe lower. SOC; others
unchanged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03

bad season there is fear that Aus
tralia may have TO import wheat in
1921. says a dispatch to the London
Times from Sydney. The wheat board
recently asked Great Britain TO fore
90 the balance Of 1.500, 900 tons owing
her but she refused.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03

e Paso and vicin-
ity- Partly cloudy
10 cloudy tonight
and Tuesday
New 1feNico- Show
ers north portion
tonight, fair south
Tuesday fair.
Arizona: Pair to-
night and Tuesday;
not much change IN
temperature
West Texas Part
y cloudy to cloudy
tonight and Tuesday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
Hand Grenade Found
in Office BmLding

New York, Nay An old model
army hand grenade. fully charged
about four inches IN length, was
found in the hallway on the fourth
floor OF the office building at 10.
$50 Fifth avenue by Reginald Byron.
superintendent OF the building.
The grenade was taken TO the East
Fifty-first street station by a patrol
man. where Il IS being held for exam
nation by the bureau Of combus-
tibles.
Garden Tools ror that home gar
den. El Paso Seed Co.. SIC z san
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03

Washington. u. C., Nay s.-Senator
Hoke Smith, Democrat. Georgia. be-
lieves the war really Is over, II not
technically, and viii demand early &C
ton on his bill. introduced Saturday.
to repeal wartime acts Of congress.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
MEXICAN PRICES.

Following quotations Oh Mexican sscuri-
ties and moneys are furnished by the
Santa Fe EEchanEe & Commission Co.
EirEt Natlnn.I BanE hrLldInEs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
Puzzle Pictures
By WALTER wELLMAN.

GEE II you can finish the sentences
y so they viii make sense and, at
the same time, use only the names
Of birds in doing so.
ANSWER TO SATURDAYS PUZZLE
Ashland, Circleviile, Cincinnati &C
in G in y AID Athens.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03

ON Days TRADE

While the bear element was again
active Monday there was evidence Of
better support to the market. The
coppers were fractionally lower. with
the exception OF Utah. which at IS
showed a loss Of g points.
rrrrh Tn-rer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03

:. II : = - = II 7
at s a. ~ 18th
meridian time. Nay
9. 1890.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03

Chicken Feed that makes the hen
lay FL Paso Seed Co, 523 East san
Antonio St-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03

Relative humidity in e Paso at moor
Monday vas Is percent Temperature a
noon was rs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
Drug store. cold drinks. doc
tors office. two electric pianos.
truck. six room residence.
sheds garage and one AGRA o.
lands doing splendid buslzass-
This place is on electric car
lire Here IS an opportunity
FOR some one 20 step into
good and growing luz-1e=s.
Price right
Furuitu-e store IN the heart
% FL Pzso. doing a good
business On a small Investment
A real bargain
ADAMS & EDGE
Phone zsf1
10 Il Paso Bank & Trust Bi6s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
COL. GRFFITs RESIGNS.

Austin. Tex. May Sol. Homer
Griffits. Of Austin, has rendered his
resi- gnation as quartermaster OF the
Texas national guard and viii enter
into private business The governor
appointed Mai. Chas. " Crawford. oil
ChHdress. TO fiji the vacancy Maj
Crawford has been finance officer II
the adjutant generals department
and is succeeded in that position BY
II. c. Smith. Of Lockhart.
Chinaman consider Il impolite e
wear spectacles IN companv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
THE WEATHER.

Q. 5. DEPART1IENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03

lOosiT III TIE OTTER
IHLLol3 TANK sOdE
Z AFRAID o. EiS
/ CURVES FaATBE
- AZ RNSNT Avn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03
ANNOUNCING


Business Chances.
HAVE YOUR Ford oVerhaulec for tl5 AZ
Neal's Garege. 40 Iezaa
JUST RECEIFED-eseE shipment o. she ?
eases See Cherowerh. zll VI. QEeElane.
sIGN. house painting and rinting bss-
work. lowest prices. jose Frau-ess 5ll s.
OREGON. Pm no. evenings SOS
FOR sALE-vuicanizlng ana rstreadinE
shop. write P o. Box 2f2. Aiam0Eo-oo.
. T.
FOE sALE-Grocery and market On cor
uer- centrally located. established lrade.
IN $40 o. address = lz6. care sIe-lld-
FOR sALE-TWenty ton Ice plant and
cold storage. Tor further particulars
wEite Box 5i7. Laredo. Tex
HAVE $1,000 70 invest with service What
can you offer me1 Address o 114. care
Herald
$50 TO SIS per week FOR women and men
organizers Of Investments clubs. full de-
tails upon inquiry address Page Under
writing servlee. shrevep0rt. IA
ESTABLISHED barbecue and dslcatessen
business clearing iIl.190 yearly. price
$500 Can room 114 = paso Bank q
IrgsE BldE- ASK f9r Mr. MURPHY
FOB SALE Oh LEAsE-Garage. batisry
charging plant. eas1lene station. tools
5oz5f fine location in socd oil tow Il
y Herwlci. Box So. pesdenous. Tex
LIGHT PLANT-Towu 5000. guaranteed
doing 20 per cent Or better. new nachiu-
ery. so year franch-se. cheap address
COMPLETE ieWeiry store. csntrsgy 10
ca-ed, wen established. Eood lease. VIII IN
voice = Levitt 1Q19 Preston Ave. Hous-
WANTED-Partner. nave 20 acres finest
la-d ia valley. close IN, al ready Tor
haze 500 cash f1r half interest. p lol2.
FOR SALE - Electric laundry. fully
equipped. good paying husiueEs fnr S1oe.
selling on account o. sickness a. ISM
hood. Patagolia. ARK
On ACCOUNT o. ny health 7 win sac
rice NY y years established c1nfectlon-
cry business and my new home near the
Alta vista school, come and inTestlsate-
eoit-s Coy store. SIS san Antonio
FOE sALE-An I'D date cafe doing Eood
business soda toulcllu IN connection. To-
Gated next % pcstcffica, party wants %
leave town address P. o. B1E So. Cal
BATTERT sIES WITH some capital 70 han
die Universal Batteries and Parts IN every
lsrEe te-rlto-y . rlght parties Addrszs
MITCHELL GILREATH CO.. Distributors.
los south NAN St. Fort worth. Tezaa
THE TExAs on FIELDS
Offers wonderful opportunities learn the
oil brokerage and real estate business: for
cf lessons Oh one book The wade Co..
lslg 81 stanton. - Peso. Tex
REAL ESTATE n CHIHUAHUA
Timber lands. Grazing Lands. Mines Pros
poets City PROPERTY. Collections and Rem
tails Write SIS Aidaua St. elias Her
naudez, for a Jew days IN e Paso. Ph-
14i6
A GILT EDGE little income property rent
Ing for SIS monthly AlamoEo-do street
lear stevens. south front lots 5o1l4o-
Eleven rooms IN splendid repair. A big
bargain at 5000 parT Or I'll cash Also
have four veeaut building sites IN Sunset
Heights. walking distance. at close prices.
sul table -Qr rrnEalcW or apartments. See
Howell Realty Company, rs Capies BIDS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-03

THE young lady across the way says
with food prices as they are the
home gardening movement is every bit
as important as ever and every man
ought to be his own vegetarian.