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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
LOCAL MARKETS

Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.
FURNISHED By Crombia 4 cor
Potatoes all classes s5-0o11-50.
sweet potatoes per bushel fzI5
Onions. green, Per dozen. 25c. fancy.
f5-o0IA00-
Celery. dozen. s175a1so.
Cranherries. 50 pounds. $500
Lettuce. box 42.5o.
Tomatoes. Per lug. f250
bananas Der pound. lie.
Cabbage per pound &C.
Citrus and Decidr0us Fruits
Apples New Mexico, per box. $500
Northwest apples. ss-z5aA5a
Colorado apples. 5000.
valencia oranges s7.00aLs0
florida oranges. fT-15.
FLORIDA grapefruit 15.50GE5a
Lemons. $500 SIS.
Pears. $500
Califoruia grapes. g3-75.
Crauberries. $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
20 Wanfed-MaIe nd FemaIs

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WAITED cook with grown
daughter OF woman waitress also man
and wife for night cook and waitress. Van
Noy Interstate Lunch Room. Octavia AID
G. IL q s. A. tracks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

Kansas City. No. Nov. 15.-kausas
City has a short haircut today. The
graduating classes OF all tousoriaI
colleges have just completed their
examinations before the state board
OF BARRIERS examiners Prior 70 the
tests. scores OF patrons were solicited
on the streets TO take a." free" hair
cut
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
y n ~ sFEcIAL BaRalINs

We AXE GIVING sPECIAL BaRGAISs
consisting 81 dresser. $3.50. wash stand
saal5 round table F11.75- famed ca< Is
n-1rg table Sl-505 glass door kitchen
sac, $3.50 QlaEer Maid kitchen cabinet.
1at. 4-Ql le-s $3.50 bed springs. 81 30
Skis rug t4l5s dining chairs. g. 81
aachs heaters from $3.50 ur- Your brsi-
ness win be appreciated SCI z san An
IEXAs FURNITUKE s STORAGE co.
ARE YOU looking FOR barrains 10 ussd
furniture. Our stock is almost complete
-saTeral slightly damaged ivory bedroom
suites many eressers. chiffolieres. duo
LQ-ls- BEDS and sprlnGA We are making
special this week On As pound all rnew
cotton Mattress SO Phone orders
given special attention Pay cash zai
G. d. HOUsER FURNTTURE co.
sol san Antonio Phone $40.
stoves Tor the rancn. stoTss Tor TIE offIco.
stoves Tor the p1rlo-. stoves for bedroom
cooking stoves. OIL stoves. Ea1 ranges We
are an Stove up Better come early ara
avoid the rush We sen stoves for less
than any firm IN town Dressers- sos
beds s. up- springs, an steel. S. ups mat
tresses- BRAID new. all white cotton art
lleis ro-l edge 40 pounds for Sc. sanitary
cnucheE S. uu- new oak -orfrrrr SIS
chairs. from 81 % So round dinIn- catIaz.
SIS up- square dining tables. SIS up- chif-
p-pes 1895 new WINDOW shades. 15cs roll
TOD desks. faQ- high class walnut hirIseya
and mahogany bedroom furniture 70 close
eat az a llrs4ins carpets. from Sc 20 fs5:
10 dozen toiling chairs. a barrain- sewing
machines. nearly an makes. we buy. sen
and eEcnlnEe sewing machiues- Eccsler
s.i,ehe2 cl1inet- SA5; PLAYER piano and, 60
rolls or music, f41ds Victor FlctroIa. With
lul records q narEain; library tables. 81
-ps center tables 50 ups baby buFrv. $50
10y crl11, s. ups conEoleuu. sec per
yard; VacuI1n sgreepers. 15cs refrigsrators
- up; q sl3 bail rack. large mirror. now
SIS, office chairs S.. pillows. 81 per urlr
used furniture tn the city we bur. 81
4ua eNchl1ge- We thank you Tor PAST
-aFnrs This e. your store. Heln Us %
~ Re = success. HURST FrRNITCRE
Co. ee7 S Stanton Pm. SOS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
Heb Wanted-Female

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WANTED-Glrl for cigar store at Lynch
vile Ph. 60.
WANTED-Foung lady to answer teie-
phone. Phi 40.
TANTED-Coor, 3 In family. Apply aft
ernoons. 100 Mesa
WANTED - Housekesper, American or
Engllsh speaklng Mexican 2Il2 copia-
WANTED-Good woman Tor general
homework. no washing. must stay nighta.
reeerenees reluired Pm 1885,
WANTED-EnElish and spanish speakinE
2o3l.
WAIVED woman 70 wash dishes and
clean room apartment b. the week
WANTED Mexican Eirl who under
stands English for general houseTorE.
family o. 2. call 1904 Montana. Pm 1A49-
NOW Is THE PROPER THE
To have old jsWelry reunodeIed for Xmas.
BARNETTls. eI9 san ANTONIO ST.
WASTED-lIiddle AGED intelligent Eng
hsh speaking woman 20 keep house on
ranch Socorro. Tex. light work. Inquire
schaeferls Drug store
WOMAN for demonstrating work IN re-
tan stores. married woman preferred.
Apply swift q Co. between 8 and 10
YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER - one
with grocery experience preferred. answer
own hand writing, stating experience and
salary expected. Addrcss a 40. care
Herald
WANTED-An American housskseper.
family OF 9. Apply 1905 Stevens after
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

REAL
OPPORTUNITY
For clean cut high claHred men who want
TO 90 into Life Insurance business. salsH-
manshlp course free and liberal contract
! can use a good man IN Fl Paso. Pecos.
Toyah. Alpine. Valentine. Fl Stockton. Fl
Davis. Sierra Bianca and SanderEou. Tex.
also LordsburE and New Mexico.
Communicats with
LEO r. SCHUSTEE.
General Agent
Missouri State Life Insurance Co.
11s Mills BIdE- Phone SIS
The Life Kan Is Your Best Frisrd."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

Consisting u bed. springs. mattress. rl1-
dresser rocker. dining table 4 chairs coal
heater. cook stove. kitchen saf.. tItrhr1
table, special price. s1gs.75. SIS cash. s.. So
weeklv
TEXAS FrRNITURE a STORAGE co.
500 f san Antonio St
Phone .sTA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
For Reni-AparfmenIl FaTnilhed

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FURNISHED apartment o. = rooms, close
in Pm. 6Q27W-
one room. kifohenst and bath 30 rs.
San Antonio. Phi. 8l88
SILVER APIS. 8 rooms and bath, FUR
niahed- 2217 Montana
FOR RENT-Dssirable 5 room apartment
70 party buying furniture. Ph- 52l5I-
TWO rooms With large closet. completely
furnished. convenient 10 bath. $3.50. close
IN and desirahie- 6o3 upson. N 51slJ-
ONE and room apartments for rent clean
and nicely furnished Pm il4l. Richards
Apartments. 1218 z san Antonio
TWO rooms. running water and Eas cql-
venient 20 bath. lights. water and phone
furnished. close In 419 Montana. Pm
s1lsI-
EXCEPTIONALLY well furnished apart
meur- living room. sleeping porch. and
kitchen. steam heat nos z Boulevard.
Pm f95gW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
"a Wnnied-MnIe and Fenale

WANTED-Comnosers % verse or music
TO write me at once Brilliant opportunity
for good talent Address. Burreu Van
buren,. = s, Bush Temple ChicaEo-
CI.ERKS-(AIen. Women). over IL. for pos
tai mail service. S125 month, experience
unnecessary For free particulars % eE-
aminations write r. Terry fformer Civil
Service e1aminer). 572 Continental Bldg
washington. D. c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
For Sale-FurnIture

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FOR sALE-flle oetlcs furniture go
Texas. PHI IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

New York. Nov. 15.-Cotton futures
closed weak. December. 1s-20c- January.
17.s5c; March. 17.sscs Nay. 1850; July
17.1Ec.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
For Renf-Rooms and Bo7rd

CONTALESCENTS.
Are y1- looking for a nice alrT. sunrs-
porch with a warm room. ho- and cold
running water. rcod southern style hone
cooking. nursing and beuhoy service. rates
SIS 20 $50 per week Sun1Tcrest sana-
fnrlurr PHI 1901
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

FOR sALE-FIae oelcs furniture. So
LcEaa. PHI IL
NY FURNITURE. an new. can = sen
rom q 9 ESQ Coprer 81
VICTOR Flctrola new n1ahoeauv fIrirli
sic XIV and e fecords. e1oa. Pm sssfVT.
BETTER furniture and piano rsfIni-5i5--
., 1lh.5eAs y u PIANO CO. Fh- 1199W.
W-ANTED-car 81 used furniturs 10 llsr-
leo n 4laf. ask FOR 1lr- smith
YOUR cBEDIr Is GoOD-Our prices are
risnL STAR FURNITURE co.
599 y saa Anr1ulo- Phone zr55.
FOR sALE-llaiestic range. g51- cosl
heater. SIS these are bargains. Cal AIS
Irowbridge-
FOR sALE-f-ur1iturs 9 rooms. 1arior-
dining room. bedroom SET. heating stove.
etc, 70 junk Ph- 640sI.
FOR sALE-New singer machine. ussd
months IN Al condition. $50 Phi. 55f1r
% eau * VI. A-ssouri. No 8
FOR sALE-At barEain. a. d717n-
room set consisting CT table. 4 ti1-l-s 1 =
elllet- Rhone IT Bliss Is
ELkNlIl Re o. room house fsr ssis.
1else 20 rent. also coal range for saIe.
REFkIGERATOR. Eas ranFs- E57777-
stove. oinlns room SET Simmons bsf
area2er end r1Es Phi 1fse-
We buy and ssH an kinds Of fa=nif77s
DAVIS HARDWaRE 8 Fr7RgrrrEz RI
Se1aer OEsrlznd and OREGON St1. Ph So
ELEGANT mahosany upriFht piano 777f7-
-l--l-a--l-- l-rlar c1alrs. iron bed
2alnl-e combination kitchen tahle rrr-
w AlEsourl. Phi 51-2
III HONE FUENTTURE CO..
- - 1ezaa. has the name o. being rhs
. .le. le-ao1a1-e place n the city 70 by
1lrnltnre Ph. 1893.
WANTED = Second hand furniture s5T
-l-lo.lt l1e g1ality. We pay cash. phcns
"a bEhkfEtlLL FURNITuHE CO.. ga
p san A1tonio. Phi. 55s6-
TRANSFORMATIONS CHARGES FRFPI7D
---nln Eaalus e 100 miles on all
%Gtne Fhono graphs
for limited time only.
EullL-MoORE FURNITURE Co
lla 81 Stanton St
WALLACE FTRNITTRF co
~ - yol TOP cash price for your
l-rnl-lres EeE our bid before vou ren
PHONE SOS.
TIE MEsTEHN FUREITURE CO.. w7i
pay cash for your furniture o. Ne IN -
change j FOR new Cone 10 the store th7e
ton and Overland
CIfEAP-Ne1r electric ErIIi. 1IissIs1 S-5i--
ease and dining set Armiuster rugs. coal
l-4-er and range or win eUchanre frr
54 7s5rurs FOR light bookkeeping Ph.
80
URNITURE-Praciic7Ti 17-- az M
room suite. hirch-mahcranv dInf-r roor7
suite. Walnut bedroom suite rsrfi--
amp rIo sEl rugs. Mahogany tsIsph1rs
l9ole and chair Phi s0f5. Brass Flats.
80 worth Elthe Records With each ratrs
E1onoErzph for limited tine only
AuL AA-MOOHE FURNITURE CO.
ll1 r. Stanton ST.
NAME TOUR Own
CASH PAYMENT
halance over one year. or Paths Fhor,-
sraph' SIS OF records frees your 1rn So
lecrion-
EoLIE-MOOHE FUEN- Co
111 " rfanfr- e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
For Reni-Slores and Offce,



DANCE HALL FOR RENT.
Monday Wednesday and Fr.rzy nights.
CotullQn HAN Phone $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

Heb Wanted-SaleSmen
sALEsMAS-In adjacent territory 20 car
- Fl Paso made candy as a side line
address 135. care Herald.
WANTED-Men to learn practical sales
uanship IN the Y. H. c. A. night school
taught by q successful sales manager
Phi. 6ss and 221s-
WANTED-Good salesman with tailoring
experience for good position In tailor shop
IN Fl Paso. only capable man need apply.
address 1fq. care Herald
CHECEWRITER sALEsMES-Preferen
given 70 men who have sold hard propo-
sitionss open territory for men Of KEEN
SELLING ABILITT- Write p. %. Box
T21 Houston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

MAHOGANY lunch counter. IS
feet Ions. and Is steel stools. ma
hogauy seats; 1 mahogany hack
bar with mirrors. IS feet long.
this lunch counter and bar are
suitable for small first class cafe
For sale. reasonable Apply Nod
ern Cafe. basement 1nlls Bldg
LOOK OVER THIS LIsTTSGs
ALL BARGAINS AND FOB SALE BY Us.
Hotel-1l0 rms. mod. = cash, bal teruE-
Hotel ll ms. mod. = cash. bal monthly
Hotel 60 rms. mod. easy terms.
Hotel - rms. transient price right.
Hotel 20 rms. part cash. bal termL
Hotel 1s ma. transient. very cheap.
Also a good list OF apartment
houses grocery stores. etc
See u for business opportunities
Prices right
FL PAsO BTsINEss EXCHANGE.
Office. IL ". Saa- Antonio. Fl Plso. Tex
Phone 1895. evenings 8gls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

Undertaken
FIorish

FOR FLOWERs-Ph. "a. sheldon AT {.
Floral Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
Musical Iusirumsui,

AIExaNnFF-S FEG nm FsSD-
Comets. cromhones. Erench horns hrrfo9-
Gibson concert double bass guitar al rn7--
HARNErr-S. 219 SAY ANTONIO ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
SiIuafions WanIed-MaIe

MANTED-Positiou b. thoroughly er-
perienced bookkeeper. preferably with
firm operating in Mexico address A las.
care Herald
MANIED-Posis-ion BY young nan as
truck driver o. an around garage nan.
not afraid q work address z rs. care
Herald
YOUNG man. recently resigned after ~
years a. O s. naval academy. desires uo-
sltiou- speaking knowledge Of spanish and
competent Ia drafting or enEineerluE.
Addresg . 1a1. care Herald
TNFESTIG ATEn-Card indexed men. cl1s-
sified By crafts and trades. with photo
graph and fun Information as 20 previous
experience and reference Questionable
we can furnish a man for any position
By careful selection Vocational Dept. 2
IL G. A. Ph- SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

Situations female
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TACTICAL nurse 2lrs- R. o. Aldrich.
1903 Olive. Phi. 725sL-
YOUNG LADY wishes position as COM
ranion 70 sick or invalid lady IN or out %
town. SIS MaEoffin. Phi 7095J-
THOROUGHLY experienced EtenoErapher
desires position AZ once. can furnish ref
erences address D 15e. care Herald
EXPERIENCED Enrlish ard history
teacher wants 20 DO private tutoring. Abb
degree eastern college Address 3 ~.
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
Roaminr Hou.e.-For SaIe Id Reni

Rooming houses-foF Sale and Kent
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EIGHT room first class roomlnE house.
conveniently arranged all rooms oc-
cupied. sold 81 a sacrifice. Call between
TO Buy Or SELL that room.nE or apart
rnenr house. hotel or business. see Meters,
JAMES /. MARR & CO1PAST.
Realtors.
Phone 455o. 500 san Antonio.
A GOOD PROPOsITION-i2 rooms, steam
heat, excellent location. rent only SIS per
month. year lease. net income over $3.50
per month; price $500.
We have lots OF others. large and small
among which are some excellent buys
See Melers.
JAMES L. MARI a COMPANY.
RealtorE-
Phone 4750- s0g san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

Help Wanted-Agsnis
HIGHEST class old line storage battery
manufactured. best seller now In east. be-
ing introduced 10 Texas, territory now
being allotted C. e. stanfield. 20f Rey-
nolda BldE.. Fl Worth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

Observation-Disclosures
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Larrast list apartments. furn- or uufurn-
". X RAMSEY & CO.
Phone I1Ts- New Trust BldE.
Apts.-Funi,bsd and Unfinished
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FOB HENT-Thres room apartment IN
furnished. lights, water and phone easy
Housekeeping Rooms-FUFnished
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FOE HENT-TWo housekeeping rooms 20
couple 719 Wyoming
one furnishsd room Eltcheuet. On private
home no children except infants taken
f11 = Nevada. n s9lll-
FOR RENT-Three Housekeeping rooms.
dining rocm. kitchen and Sleeping pore1.
% nice couple q lad-es $40 AaEolll1-
Housekeeping Rooms-Unfurnished
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FOB HENT-u1furnlsLed Z OF rooms,
sleeping porch and EaraEs- n lala
FOE RENT-Two or four unfurnished
rooms 111 Z. Missouri
TWO rooms and dfchenet. unfurnlshsd.
for rent SIS n CampbeIL
TWO front rooms. unfuruished. private
family 1913 MaEoffin. Ph- 6l9lL
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms Tor
housakeepings walking distance. desirable
neigh hnrhnud 1918 N. Campbell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

WASTED-GirI for cigar store at Lynch
Vile Phi go.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

CASH PlF7TFsT.
Balance over one year. on Pathe Piano
srlphi {-5 OF records frees your c7rn Sc
lecrion-
FOUTZ-AIOORE FURN. co.
113 " Stanton s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

EIENIrl RE o. room houss fsr 777-.
house te- rent also coal range for aaIs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

Chicago Grain. Close
" heat-Dec. {L6ssi. March, 91-75E.
csrn-Dec-, 9azi c. May. 7sLc.
Oats-Dec-. 48c. May. 5sNc
Chicago Provisions. Close
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
Personal



SPANISH TAU GHI-ClasaeE now begin
ming For appointment call at the Lin
coin Academy. f15 N stanton
FRENCH and Spanish lessons: Italian
pronunciation for singers PROF. Henry.
p. o. Box So
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-29

y q - 911e ~ ! ensos1 lAtl1o|
- * els1s - CIV = -
- tedsg .~ili - ) ns1s losa'
nayur 70 SeTvs - chise nasistrsle'
q the mstrpDeiis duriag ths sasu-'
ing year. But II reality ~ raAl
lord mayer Win eontinne u - Cir
William Soulsby. Who hes besn
private secretary q TIE nnnsioo
house since 1875. For - yeaSs 0tr
William hrs beea tn right haad q
every man whom tie pablic bas tm-
agined to be heldtDg IL o0ee 1nr-
Ing this period Two Or thsoe Mn
dYed people call ct the Mansion
house every day to see the lord
mayor. and Sir William With anil-
Ing courtesy, sends them Ill away
-satished. Seven hundred people
sent letters to the lord mayor every
n hours. ard oil this vast corfe-
spondsnce passes through the
hands Of the private secretary. The
new yord mayor to BE- chosen today
will be the 18th to whom Sir VIII
liam SdGlsby has acted ~ private
secretary.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-29

list 4 nsembefahip apeIt
- - HEX lslsud Gham ~
49, vas tnrnod II ~ ~
nittse workers today and
nobert Bennett, Jr.. Ben
iS'ean Al n. Reineft Hickev
nith studio, Daily Times,
iS6a lGotor company, p. ].
6Itebe3t- Hopkins Coal Co.,
1ohn volk, Otto August
k =. c. Eberhart.
= s.ovn that many moro are
Il ~ saandfne Ia tic haude a
u aS1sniffee workers ana thesa
4 ~ ranorted possibly Il the
ssY.hin meeting fcmorSo1;
;sisr "a which tine officers will
y SIaefad to serve until the reg
o. ~icrfinn IN January
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-29
COATS
at S25

Stunning warm wool coats in
the height of fashion at the lowest
prices we have seen for many
day. Other splendid values at
$3.50 to SIS. !
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-29
SUITS
at $3.50

There is real dollars and cents
value in these all wool, silk lined
tricotine suits at this price. Other
>suits to 500 and good serge suits
as-low as SIS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-15
At the TheaterS
Today

Pastlmc Thcnter Ia showing Doug
las fairbanks today In what has been
termed by able critics "A performance
that eNcels anything he has previously
done. A rOmatic setting of old
Spanish days, a strong east n a Vir-
lie story all go TO make a picture that
Is deeply absorbing. Fairbanks takes
the part OF Don Diego Vega, a r%ecluso,
fond Of books and the simple life, who
is suddenly shaken from his peaceful
attitude toward life by the wrongs 0f
his people. The scene Is laid In
Southern California, In the days Of
tho colonization. a replica OF the en-
tire City Of Los Angeles, as It existed
In those days, was constructed at a
stupendOus outlay. oven one hundred
genuine types We're secured for the
purpose OF realism, and they can he
seen in the picture attired In their ma
tive costumes and pursuing their US
ual vocations. And there u a girl Ia
h story that really furnishes the love
interest. The story Is "a Naturalization
of the story, The Curse Of Capis-
trano," which appeared in the All
Story Weekly magazine,
Tic Hawaiian entertainers who ap-
pear for tho last time today at the
Ideal thontor. drew a record crowd
yesterday afternoon, with their unique
musical numbers singing and dane
ing, ana Hawaiian instrumental mus
ic. The complete program, including
charming Norma Talmndgc in THE
Girl Of the Timber Claims and Billy
West In his latest comedy, THE Ar
tist, 10 Is on to-day.
Tho Hawaiian entertainers viii nut
on a complete change of program to-
day. Yesterday, the lobby and oorr
ridors were filled with tho crowds
who waited to hear the entertainers,
while n good many We're turned away
Deep Waters" presented by Mau-
the "B" this afternoon n evening,
starring TOurneur'a latest find, Bar-
bara Bedford In the rela OF the young
wife Betty ana hroorken Christians
In the character VI the sea-captain,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-15
by HAL VI. COCHRAN.
y. T.. \. staff Correspondent.

oBERLIN, o., Dec. i5.-Aliss Ur-
suln Wilder, a student Of Oberlin col
lcge, is M of the only two white
women who nave ever visited the
valley OF the Lost Tribe in China,
where oNilod Cinnamon do penancc
Tor the sins Of their ancestors.
With her father. q. u. wilder. a
Conversational missionary, and Miss
lsabel Ingram, a student Of Wellesley
college. Miss Wilder made the trip by
train, donkey and on foot, over the
san Pc mountains OF China, into a
settlement that Is 30 secluded that
few Cinnamon know Of its location.
Lost Tribe Frightened
The coming Of white people into
~ territory awed, IL not frightened
the 'lost from the world" villages
and Il was with considerable diff
Guilty that Miss Wilder succeeded in
learning the history Of the Lost Tribe.
Three hundred years ago, in the
Nme Of the Ming dynasty" ms Miss
Wilder tells II, "a tribe OF Chinese
rchelled against the Manchus. Many
of them, instead OF being killed, were
allowed TO live in the mountains, on
three conditions:
''That they would always stay In
the mountains.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-15

THAT they would never marry out
side the one tribe.
That they would pay tribute to the
Manchus.
1T was believed that the tribe
would die ut. But, instead, they
cultivated the land and have grown
from three 20 thirty villages.
World Has stood StiII
ITO this Lost Tribe, the world has
stood still. The people wear the
bright colors of their ancestors and
their clothes and modes of hair dress
ing are queer and different. Every
custom and tradition practiced by the
Chinese Of 500 ear ago is observed
by the inhabitants OF the Hidden Val
ley.
Both the men and the ONE are
OF larger build than other Chinese
people. The women OF the Lost Tribe
do not bind their feet and they are
larger than those OF other Chinese
women. .
The 4romes of~the Lost Tribe are
made Of bamboo poles and n thick
felt and are called mongel pao. They
look like tents and can be taken down
or put up in short notice. Often a
whole village VIII pack up and move
to another section OF the valley when
grazing ground a grown bad"
Miss Wilder says the young girls
In the Lost Valley were very much In
terestod in the wearing apparel of the
white girls. Two of these girls I'm
particular, though they were dressed
in iewelry and finery imported from
PekinR, were envious OF the American
made clothing.
The trip from Picking TO the Hidden
Valley and back took nine days.
Wa Born In Chlnn
Miss Wilder Is nineteen years old
and was born in Tung Chou, China,
thirteen miles from Picking. She and
Miss Delnos Grant, a student at
wellesley college. whose father r.
head OF the bureau OF printing and
engraving for tho Chinese govern.
ment az Picking. were the first girls
20 graduate from the first American
high school in northern China. This
high school, located in Tung Chou,
was built IN 1915 and has about 40
scholars this year, mostly Americans
Miss Wilder and her mother are
now living in Oberlin, while the for
mer ottends Oberlin college. Rev.
Wilder Is in China. Sixteen OF the
daughters nineteen years have been
| spent in China. She speaks the Chi
nese language fluently and say she
Is anxious TO get back 20 the Orient,
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her husband, Caleb West, from whose
love, because of the difference In their
ages, she turns to the youth, Bill
Lacey. But the story does not end
there. There Is a dramatic chapter
In "Caleb West, Deep Sea Diver by
T.. Hopkinson Smith, from which the
drama was drawn, n II makes one
of the strongest pictures FOR many
seasons,
''Thc branding Iron" q stripping,
breath-taking story of daring ana
love. Is playing today al the Lyric
theater.
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points that could be improved upon,
and the whole play was being work.
cd up to a better-than-amateur finish.
4 number OF unusual features Of
stage setting, such as an electrical
fountain, two new stage scenes, and
u handsome piano lamp Will appear
tonight. Following last nights re-
hcarsal, which lasted until almost
midnight the ISL and "a few OF the
faculty members had a supper ou
the stage.
There are eight million u~nnaturaliz-
cd aliens I'm the United States.