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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-14

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OF PUBLIC WORKS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUB
Lie WORKS. IS; HAMMOND. INDI-
ANA. FEBRUARY liz. 1920
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
OFFICE or THE BOARD or PUB
Lie WORKS. IS: HAMMOND INDI-
ANA. FEBRUARY. Is. 1920
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
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hkRbE1SI L. WHEATON.
(SeaD Clerk L. s. {.
3-14-2l-2S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
State Water Engineers
Chairman Gives Aid To
Pecos Valley Project

Austin. Texas, Jan 12.-W- T. Pot
ter. chairman OF the slate board OF
water engineers, has gone TO wash
ington, u. -. in the interest OF what
is known as the Red Bluff project
on the Pecos river in west Texas Ac-
cording TO chairman Potter the farm
ers and land owners Of the Pecos
valley in Texas, in an effort to sup
ply themselves with a sufficient
quantity Of impounded water TO as
sure the irrigation OF practically all
the Pscos valley LANDS in Texas. have
become intensely interested In the
Red Bluff project
The only available damsite is
about three miles north Of the Texas
line in New Mexico. and the entire
reservoir is likewise in New Mexico
while all the lands that would be
served with water from this reservoir
are located in the Pecos valley in
Texas said Mr.. Potter. This rend-
crs the project essentially an inter
state one Congressman Claude B.
Hudspeth. OF the Fl Paso district. has
recently introduced bill LOOKING 10
the construction and Development Of
this project by the federal reclama-
ton department. and the citizens OF
the PecOs valley in Texas. believing
that they should have a representa-
tive OF the board Of water engineers
in Washington 70 assist 9lr. Hudspeth
in pushing this matter. appealed 70
Mr. Potter to go TO Washington in
their behalf, which he has consented
TO do. the expenses Of the trip being
borne by the citizens Of the Pecos
valley.
This is no private project. but IS
designed to prove OF inestimable bene-
fit TO all The farmers and land own
ers in the Pecos valley. The proposed
reservoir. II constructed. will have a
capacity OF about 500. 00o acre feet
wherein It viii be possible and feast
bic TO impound sufficient water an
nuaily for the irrigation OF at least
10000 acres OF Pecos valley lands"
Mr.. Potter said that the length OF
time he viii be in Washington viii
depend very much upon the measure
Of success he has working in coopera-
ton with congressman Hudspeth In
securing this legislation on the part
OF the federal congress.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Hearken Ye To
This Tale OfTOt:S
Love Of Thrills

angel Cordero and Guiuermo Es-
Pine. who Ice in south FL Paso. both
8 years old. are the city's champion
runaway boys. according to the police
and the youngsters mothers
For the past week. each night the
patrolmen have found the two boys
wandering about the streets as late
as and a. m
The passage Of the new ordinance
holding parents responsible for the
presence OF the children on the streets
az night however, placed a different
aspect on the natter Monday morn
ing the mothers were summoned 70
police headquarters
I can't keep my boy at home" one
said He is likely to get up at mid
night and slip out We buy him new
clothes and he runs of ard sells
them We have tried TO chain him
Up. but he manages to break the
chains and locks I have tried lock
ing him in the house when an gone
and then he breaks everything he
can find and finally escapes Please
have the probation officer look after
him"
The latter plea on the part OF both
mothers resulted in the boys being
placed in custody OF Mrs Emma
Webster. county probation officer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
CORN DECLINES.
OATS FOLLOW

Chicago. Ill, Jan 12.-Prices reac-
lily declined in the corn market TODAY
as a result OF Selling based to a con-
siderable extent on a warning by "a
tional wheat director Julius H Barnes
against price hazards after activities
Of the United States Grain corpora
tion end on June !. A decline in hog
values tended further TO weaken the
corn market. Besides. receipts were
larger. and weather was favorable
for the crop movement.
Evidence that there Lad been little
or no Improvement in the supply Of
railroad cars led afterward to up
turns in the market Prices closed
unsettled at the same as yesrcf lays
finish 70 &c higher. with May SL3fiz
10 SL34s S and July S1.32h TO Sl33-
Opening prices, which varied from
the same as Saturdays finish to = q
lower, with May S1-53+ 10 1892
and July, 1872 10 S1-32 4 were fol-
lowed by material setback all around
Notwithstanding fair seaboard de-
mand, oats weakened with corn. After
opening &c of TO sc up. including
Nay at S27s to s3H the market IN
derwent a decided sag. Provisions
were pulled down By the fall OF h7gs
and grain Some OF the selling was
ascribed 10 packers.
Subsequently. announcement OF bis
exports last week helped to rally the
market.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
EngraUerSDeny
Plate WiUMake
Revenue Stamps

Capt. A F. Wilson. troop L. Third
Texas cavalry. and his brother. Gift
ford Wilson. proprietors OF the In
ternationaI Photo Engraving com
pany. are at liberty on bond Of
$500 each. after their arrest by fed
eral authorities. who charge the men
had in their possession a stamp plate
made for copying United States reve-
nue. stamps.
Capt. Wilson was arrested IN his
place Of business. sos san Francisco
street. Saturday evening. He was
arraigned before United States com
missioner A. J. ". Schmid and held
Tor the federal grand jury His
brother was arrested later and. fol-
lowing his arraignment Monday
rlorning, was also released on bond
for his appearance before the grand
jury.
The federal agents charge that the
plate was made by the engraving
company for a Mexican Capt VIII
son has declared that he made the
cut just as others. and that his at
torney had advised him that il was
not contrary to law to do so. He
denied that the plate would print
United States revenue stamps, but
said u would produce the words
-One pint. Export" without any coz
nection with this government
Mack Jester. United States deputy
marshal here. in charge OF the local
office. issued an emphatic denial
Monday morning OF q printed state
ment that the plate had been sub
mitted to him and had his approval
Charges FalsehoOd.
Nothing Of that sort has ever
been submitted to our office" he
said. land any statement to that ef-
feet is a falsehood- We do not give
any sort Of information in our office
regarding the laws and what Is and
what is not a violation OF them /
want 10 state very emphatically that
the printed statement saving that /
or anyone else in this office had ap-
proved the making OF this plate IS q
Hat falsehood-
The Wilson brothers will appear
before the grand jury January -.
when the federal court VIII resume
the interrupted October session
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Livestock Market


Chicago. IL. Jan 2.-HoEs-Receipts
$1,000 Market 15c 20 sc lower Bulk.
s1f-s0 914-so; top. s1f-7o; heavy. Sass NJ
14-55s medium, S1A-4o O 1850. hght, sla-40ft
ing sows. rough, s13-25 "a 1875; pigs, S17--5
G14-25-
CattIe-Reeeipts g. 900 Market slow.
Beef steers. medium and heavyweight,
choice and prime. 1850 q 20-o0; medium and
good. sl1-25 G1s.50: common. 5000 f1-25;
lightweight. good and choice. 1s.eOa1s-oQs
common and medium. S8.25 n u. 90. butch
er cattle, heifers. $3.50 2 1915; COWS s6--ef .
1886 Gamers and cutters, f5-25 q $50. veal
calves. Sl6.5oG17-75; feeder steers. SIS O
1850; stocker steers Se-75 61o.50-
Sheep-Receipts. -. 600 Market strunr-
lambs. 81 pounds down. sl7.2s q IS IS .
dium and good. $500 I1-s5; culls and
common. S5.000s.5O.
KANSAS City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City, No. Jan 12--Cu. s Bu-
Market opened steady 10 1oc higher. later
&c 70 zoe lower bulk. s14f0G1475. heaV-
les s14-50 r so. mediums. $4,000 Is 90.
lights, Slf-1oG I4-75s light lights. $4,000
1850 packing sows. fl3-5o 914-25; PIGS.
Cattie-Receipts 1900. Market steady
% strong Heavy beef steers. choice and
Irime, $lI-00a 1875; medium and good
$3.50 G $780, common s1o-75 G13-f0. light
NeiEnl- good and choice. fi9.10 q 1888
common and medium ss-25 G11. 0o- butcher
cattle, heifsrs. ss.75 Grass: cows s6.s56
1z-ep- Gamers and cutters S5-25G s.65-
veal calves. S13-25 G16.O0: feeder steers
$t-s5 q 1918: stocker steers. ssa5GI0.75
sheep-Eeceipts. 5000. Market strong 10
&c higher. Lambs 400 619I0: culls and
common. {1l-00G1T-75: yearIine wethers
sl4-oo G 1875; ewes ss-75 R1s.75: culls and
common. $f-25 $50: breeding ewes. s. 30
1900: feeder lambs. S1L5o11T0o
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo. Jan 12-Cattle-Recefpt
569e- Market steady. Beef steers. 900
400; cows and heifcrs. s7.n0T10 o6-
stoczers AID feeders. $500 1890: calves.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 Market steady
TOP. sli50- bulk. s1L00G1E5B
sheep-Receipts. 61o0- Market stro--
lambs, sll-oo gl8-oo; ewes. S9.0oR1o.oo.
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
Eort worth. TEXAS. Jan. 1c.-CattIe-Rs-
ceipis -202- Monday market steady 10 &c
hlgner- Beeves. s.o0912.o0: stocke-s. 81 %
2 100, cows 5000 10.25: heifers. $500
1850 bulls. $50 o $50. calves. f.50T17 81
AoEs-heceipts. $500. Market active and
STEADY 70 Ice lower. Heavy. sI465a1s 10
MEDIUM, sl4-25G $50; light. s1t50FIfs
lill1@a. $500 1900 common, sl2o0FI1-
sheep-ReceIpts. 2s5. Market steady
l-alll1s, fl4.o0 1885, yearlinrs. $1,000
1890; Wethers 5000 GI2.se- ewes. 50 mo-
lo-eo' ealis $500: goats. sfscG7.5o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
.EL PAS0 GIRLS
DEATH MYSTERY

Denver. Colo, Jan 10. Mystery
shrouds the motive for the suicide
here Sunday night OF Mildred stuart,
Is year old daughter OF ~ II Stuart,
a travelling salesman OF e. Paso.
Texas. The body Of the girl. with a
bullet wound in her temple and a -3s
calihre pistol by her side, was found
in the bathroom Of the home OF the
girls mother.
The girls mother. her grandfather.
Thomas Mcdonald. and the family
physician. DR.. H. C. Newsom. were at
dinner when two shots rang out from
the bathroom on the second floor
Dr. NeWsom. rushing upstairs.
found the door OF the bathroom
locked on the inside He burst in
the door with his shoulder and dis
covered the body OF the girl on the
floor. The first shot had gone wild.
SCATTERING a mirror on the wall Ac-
cordinE TO DIT. Newsom- who had
been attending the girl. she had been
suffering from melancholia for sew
eral weeks
Three days ago her condition had
become so serious il was necessary
for her to discontinue her studies at
a local high school The police could
find no evidence OF a school Eirl love
affair which might have indicated a
motive for her act A telegram
notifying him Of the death OF the
girl was sent 10 her father in Fl
Paso Sunday night Lp 10 a late
hour Monday mOrnins. he had not
been located.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Stocks SHOW
LIGHT LOSSES

New York. Jan I2.-Losses OF two
to 10 points were sustained by specu-
lative issues in today's stock market
Tighter money conditions and lack OF
public interest precipitated selling
for both accounts. The closing was
heavy. Sales Appropriated 100000
shares.
Prices OF Liberty bonds today
were: 31z's. yss.52: first As. ss2s4i
second As. Ss1-72; first AIS, SsS-14'
second AIS. S92.24; third * s.
s9410; fourth as, {9z.4z; Victory
ass. S9S.76; Victory AIS, 4sS-to-
Stocks made spirited recoveries az ne
opening Of today's session from the sue
den reversal Whica attended last week :
final dealings The rally was une1 pectea
in many quarters because OF the oelielt N
clearing house reserves and uncert4lnli ea
attendant upon another session OF lne
United states supreme court
American Wooden led win gam q
points. oils. steeis. equipments ana a rev
speclalties rising 70 3 Much % tne az
vance was forfeited within the l4fat n1iA
hour oils reactinE sharply
weakness OF oils on the stock market To-
day was most marked In the Mexican
group which reacted 20 points
on further rum0rs o. serious uaiil-
age from recent earthquake distur Dances.
American Wooden cancelled its Eain ana
reversaIs among steels and equipments
ranged from one 20 four points
Motors and allied shares lost one 10
three and shipriugs. tobaccos and te-tnefs
declined abor-C as much. while rails were
completely ignored United states steel
was firm and a Few issues, notably Royal
Dutch. steel Transport and Worthlngton
Pump ere comparatively strong can
money saed a. percent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
EOe1y ELectOr
MCOHntyDraWn
For Jury Duty

tombstone. Ariz-. Jan. I2.-Thst
every available man in Cochise county
over the age Of q years. whose name
appears upon the voting lists. 1900 in
number. viii be called upon TO serve
as a trial juror at the coming term
OF the superior court. is evidenced
from the fact that the county jury
commission has drawn the name Of
every elector from the ballot box
and listed them for jury duty.
This action was occasioned by the
trials OF the deportation cases re-
s1lting from the Wholesale depcrta-
Z, as Of alleged Industrial Workers
Of he World from Bisbee during the
ROW famous drive from that copper
camp on July u. 1917. the trials OF
which VIII commence il this city on
February 2 Judge Alfred c. Lock
wood OF the superior court. stated
today that although he has been dis
qualified in trying the cases. every
thing depends on whether all the
cases, some ESQ in number will all be
tri d. or whether following cases
viii be based on verdicts returned IN
the first few
Judge Samuel Pattee Of the supe-
rior court OF Pima county will preside
al the trials.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
BIC REDUCTION
IN j. 8. ETALS

Washington, D. C.. jan T. - Re
serve stocks Of precious metals in this
country were reduced more than
S44l.0O0.000 in the calendar year 1919,
according TO a statement today by
the federal reserve board
Gold exports amounted TO $685.
1855, OF which SsL1141Ss went 10
Japan. s56.5so. 900 to Argentina. S4o.-
O45.266 10 Hougkong. S2s.109,T69 to
China. $4,000. $50 TO British India. and
S2s. 77S. 900 to Spain Imports totaled
S76.534,O46. most OF it coming from
Canada and Hongkong.
Silver exports were valued at $3.50
OO1.O5I, British India taxing SlOs,l5o,-
us. China s77,5S3.367 and Honskong
Slo.225.35i for coinage purposes The
growing European demand Of silver
for currency was shown in Sl5,655s5e 80
exports Of silver to England, $685.
55S.197 TO France and S2,094,oS4 70
the Netherlands. Imports Of silver
were SS9.369.536. OF which s65,3o3, 45l
came from Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
COTTON Makes
STIFF ADVANCE

New Orleans. la. Jan 12.-Stiff
advances opened the cotton market
today and prices gained 50 TO 80
points in the first half hour OF bust
ness. March rising 70 $3.50
Buying was due TO better prices
from Liverpool than expected. more
hopeful dispatches concerning rail-
road troubles in England. denial Of
revolution rumors concerning Ger
many. which depressed the market
Saturday and 20 continued highly
bullish accounts from the drygoods
market
Opening bids were; January, s3s.75:
March, $500: Nay, S3s.ss; July. $3.50;
October. fsl4S.
Early buyers were quick 10 realize prof
its and their offerings were not well re-
ceived. so that late in the morning the
net gains were pared down 10 40 points
the near month showing the greatest
effects from the selling The declines in
foreign exchange seemed 70 prevent any
new demand from developing after the
middle OF the morning.
Cotton Futures, Close.
New York. Jan 12.-Cotton futures
closed steady. January. sss-ss. March.
sss-2s; May. Sass; July, $780, October,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

fBy Associated FrrEu1
New York. Jan 12.-Mercantile paper.
percent
Sterling. demand. S5.7sas cables. f3.7fis.
Time loans. strong 90 days. 80 days and
six months, Z per cent bid
can money strong. High IS; low. Z; rul-
ing rate. 2: closing bid. Il; offered Is;
last loan. IS percent
Bar silver. SI-27-
Copper. steady ElectroIytio, spot and
first quarter. 1sii 91sisc; second quarter.
70 62ozc-
Iron. steady No. Northern. $4,000
$3.50: No. 2 Northern. $500 O 43.o0. No. ?
Southern, g3s.90G4Lo0.
Anthony. 1881
Lead, strong spot and February. $3.50
bid. So asked
zinc. firm: East St. Louis delivery
Sa-32z bid, gs.42iz asked
LONDON METAL MARKET.
London. Eng. jan 1.-THE quotations
on the metal exchange today were as fol-
lows.
spot copper. E11s. 15s.
Electrolytic. E12f.
Tin. f37s Is. Sd
Lead. ff7. los.
Zinc, EEe S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
HOLD
STEADY TREND

Mexican Petroleum showed loss
OF 50 and Texas company a like
amount. when the market opened
Monday. Extreme declines in oil
stocks greatly unsettled the market
according 10 J. s Curtis & Co. shell
don lobby.
This selling movement did not have
aly material effect on the prices OF
the cOppers. Anaconda Butte and
Superior led, Utah making small
gains.
Magma Chief on the curb showed
weakness. Jerome Verde also showed
a downward tendency.
Turh Gamer gfnrrr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
INSPECTORS CHARGE
FALSE FEED LABELLING

OnaTges we're filed AGAINST RoberI
-li,sa N me county court Monday for
alleged false labelling e feed The
&C plant was made upon the advice
or Fred D. Fuller chief Of the dfvis-
ION Of the feed control service. Nr.
1qller- who is in charge Of the ad-
rninistration Of the Texas feed lat-
Is n Fl Paso accompanied by ]. J.
Aetiy' inspector fir this district. NJ
Kelly viii remain in ri Pasco sever7I
days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Grains and Provisions.

Chicago Graiu- Close
Corn-Jan-, S1-59H; Nay. sl.5ih; July,
SL32E.
Oats-1fay, s25sc; July. 7sZc.
Chicago Provisions, Close.
Pork-Jan., s3s.25. Nay, $3.50.
Lard-Jan-, s2t-10; May, s25.o5.
RIBS Jan. $3.50: May. s20.52.
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago. Ill. Jan. 12.-Potatoes, weaker
Arrivals. 50 cars Northern sacked and
bulk. whites. f4256f-35 cwt.s Western
Russets. jobbinE. s5-25 q $50.
Butter-Lower- Creamery, 55G65c-
EEEs-Unsetted. Receipts. 2oso cases.
Firsts, IS O 6ec: ordinary firsts. IS Gs7cs al
market. cases included. IS 6sc.
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas City. No. Jan. 12.-Butter-Un-
changed. Extras. SEE firsts 55cs sec
onds. 5Sc; packing. t0c.
Esc-
Pouitry-Unchansed Hens. G.sc;
roosters, 15g24c; broilers. Sic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
MUNICIPAL STORE SELLS
1000 PAIRS OF SHOES

Phoenix, ArIz-. Jan y = Kan
caused a rush Of patrons TO the NUM-
cipal store. conducted by the city in
the campaign to reduce the cost OF
living and more than 1000 pair OF
shoes were sold At the office OF the
city manager Il was also announced
that buyers took the whole stock Of
10000 cans Of tomatoes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
TRAEFIC CLUB TO DINE.

The second meeting OF the FL Paso
Traffic club is 10 be held at noon to
morrow at the Parrot grill at tae
chamber OF commerce A luncht on
Will be served The club was organ
lied last Tuesday and includes the
traffic men Of the railroads and d
the larger jobbing concerns OF the
nffw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

z. B. Elfers. former assistant state
district attorney, took office late
Saturday afternoon as assistant
United States district attorney. on an
appointment from the attorney gen
eral. A. Mitchell Palmer He IS 10
be assistant 70 W H Fryer.
Monday morning Mr. Elters re-
ceived telegraphic Instructions to re-
DOT 1t once 70 San Aneonio 70 as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
N. MEX. ISSUES LICENSES
FOR PRACTICE OF MEDICINE

Santa Fe. y. n. Jan. I2.-License TO
practice medicine has been issued BY
the state board OF medical examiners
10 nine applicants on diplomas and
certificates from other states. Those
who have chosen a location IN New
-dexico are. O. ". Little. Central. C.
?. Austin and c. B. Austin. Lords
burg; W .. Clayton, Ba1dy; II. A.
Berger Albuquerque. The following
have not given their New Mexico To-
cation; ". g. Beach. Coucordia,
Kanaas. G NJ Snedea, Phoenix. Ariz-;
James " Bcyd. Come. Texae: Tema
L Eyerly. Of the naval service. Fort
lyon, Colo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

Z 3 Elfers vii 8Deak az 30 next
Sunday evening In the First Presby-
terrain church on the subject %
American BolshevisIn-- The church
can't live in isolation said Rev
Floyd Poe. the pastor. but u must
keep abreast OF the times. hence ar
engagements TO have Mr.. Elfers dis
cuss this important subject"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

Observations taker
az 5 g. m sch
meridian time. Jan.
y, 1920.
Forecasts.
e Paso and "
cinity: Partly CLOUDY
10 cloudy tonight
and Tuesday.
New Mexico: Local
snow this afternoon
or tonight. warmer
east Of mountains
Tuesday and partly
cloudy and warmer.
rlzonas General
y fair tonight and
Tuesday. colder to-
night north central
portion
West Texas To-
night and Tuesday
partly cloudy 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12

Entire state OF Texas can oe covered At
the lowest possible rate with the largest
most thoroughly distributed circuia ton
91E cents per word sundays
cents per word Daily
20 words ulinlmum-
guaranteed circulation $4,000 sun
days. $4,000 daily.
This iH the COR bined circulation Of me
Dallas Times-Hernid. Fort Worth star
Telegram. The san Antonio Light n Pasn
Herald and The Houston Chronicle
Your ad sent 10 any OF the aSoVe papers
with cash VIII Re handled for you and
your ad win appear IN al OF them
wednesday noon should see your COPY
IN any one OF tbs offices for your ad &c
appear in these paperu the folloU.ns Sun
days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-12
Situations Wanted MALI

Young nan wants employment a. night
clerk belIuau. porter. checker, IN or out
Of town address Y 144. care Hsreld-
CHAUFFEUR mechanic desires position,
touring car or truck address 1118 Z
san Antonio
REGISTERED pharmacist open for po-
sltlon Feb. 1sr II years experience. aga
so. speaks Spanish and English address
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FNGINEER-Gas o. OIL. position wanted.
operator. install OF repair. all around eN-
nerierce. can - anyUh re. have refer
euces r1us- be steady work. answer 1uil
particulars and wages address A. ~
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WANTED position as manager OF a
dry good or general store. married. age
81 year, 20 years experience, capable OF
handling a l10o. 600 business. past = years
manager q an Gp 20 date dry goods store
IN a i've West Texas town. prefer West
Texas CT New Mexico. ADDRESS 7 80.
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