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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04

My, tn w Ameryce wyrhowa-
nj, gdy m6wEmy o jakichs BAN
kach hub trustach, to mimowoll
ma mySl nam przychodza Slku-
dziesieciopiatrowe gmachy, bosa
tymi marmurami ! bro0zami
zdobIone. W posDczegolnych
przedziatach, w birrach bogato
umeblowanych z miekkAmi dy--
wanami, pieknymi olejnymi obra
zami, jednem stowem z luksusem
o iakim sic nawet cesarzom rzym
skim ME Sniko, zasiadaja amery-
RAMSEY bankierzy, - ludzie ME
raz be- serc, be- duszy, zimnl
wyrafinowani, przebiegli - kTo-
lowie kapital6w. Ola nieiedne-
so z mas btedakow So oni 1850
bieniem silly nam wrogiej, sa oni
tenn maszynami ludzliemi, Eto-
re z a kazdy cent z nieubfaga-
ma sAa najpierw wyfuszcza, a
potem a samych jake prozna
}upine wyrzuca nd bruk miejsh.
Me znajdziem Ii mich mysli Po-
lotnej, jakiegoS idealu badz to ma
rodu badz tez ludzkoSci; ME vie
je Cd Mich to ciepfo sioneczne mi
loSci blizniego; w wielu wyPad-,
kach sa to samoluby, kt0re jak
ten rak w swe szpony kapitaiy
zbierajs i tyja ma piracy, zach i
krwi ludzkiej.
Wobec tego W jak 1upeAnie cd
miennem Swietle przedstawia sic
TAXI Bank Zwiazku SpoieE'
kt6rego przewodni geniusz W O.
sobie ks. Praiata AdamSkiego
goSci w naszem gronie. W Pol
see ME m6wia, re to jest bank
Morgana czy Rockefeler'a, czy
trustu Sta1owego, hub jakiejs in
nej pote1nej wielomilionowej
hub blionowej korporacyi, o kto'
"a, jake 0 &aie, rozbijaja sic ME
tylko zabiegi naszego robotn1ka
ale nieraz rzadu federa1nego. -
Bank ten opieTa sic na setkach
tysiecy polskich robotnikow, po'
skich przemyslowc6w, polskich
rolnikow, przez nich on Powstai
kapita1y ! rece polsdego urdu
60 u~trzymywaiy, z kazdym 70
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04

Kto chce czytac ma JepsDe codkienne
pisrno polsSie, MECH sic uda do pana
r. NJ. PAWOLL, naszeco agenta na
Duncan / okolice Laabonuje sobie
DZIENNIK
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04
WLADYStAE ST. REYMoNT.
Rok 1894.
Ostatni Sejm Rzecy- POspolitej.
Po~ieS6 Historyczna
{ TrylOgti Geese Ii
pnvU WyfaemeEo Pr4edruku NSbyte 1 ZAsrrsfone
dla -pusnnIkA ShIea EOskisEU".

Gag da4szy.
= MacIuS znowu sic spill.
- luz zdazy4? z kjmze sobie wygodzli
% zmier1chu krecili sic tn jacyS, niby to sic
przepytujac o kogos, a rye ich weszyiy ma wszyst,
kie strony...
-Noze jaLoweS szpieguny?
- Tcden powiada} sic haudlarzen koni, przybra-
ny byl z waszecia - szeptal, ~sprawTie namydlaJac
twarz panska drug patrza} ma zoinierza. Przepe-
dziSem icb, ale Macius sic z mimi zwachal / poszi
pod B~ernardyhska wieche. Spil sic, jak nieboskie
stworzenie.
- Ma drugi raz wezmie piecdzies1at odIewa--
nych ! powedrujc do domu. yeszcze co kiedy pc pr-
janemu naplecie niePotrzebnego.
- Niema strachu. On Jest takicj naturv, re Jk
aobie ~podchmieli, to juz All mrumru. a tylko GIG
glenn sic Smieje! - powiada}, golac s~prawnie, nlby
cyrulk.
- Dobre chIopisko ! wielka szkoda, re taxi du-
sikufel.
Kacper. sprawIwSzy sic Z PafrNiem oblrczem,
rrzeodzia& Sewera W jedwabny, wiSnioweJ barwy
chalat, suto przetykany z}otem Podbity zo4te ma
terya, u~przatna{ st9 Podawszy rama kawe, stanai
z boku. wpatrzony W niego wiernemi, oddanemi O.
czyna- Chlopak byl rosfy i u~rodziwy, zielona krrta
dIlylCIN JSNd, y LNO ONS NOoEfNSO"y OON 10
muskularna figure.
- Dlugo tn b~edziemy ~popasali: spytaf ME
Smialo, podsuwajac garnuszek.
- Dokad-ze ci to jUz PiIno?
- TAX dawno ME widziaiem swoich! west
chnq@, szczypiac przyciete wasy.
-Teskno ci, widze, do e~konomskich batow.
Kt6zby Smial mnie poniewiera6? zoinierz je-
stem, mann przecicz krzyz Cd samego ksiecia! -
Wyprostowal sic, duma zagrata mt W siwych O.
each.
- Juz pisalem do OLGA, by CT da1 wolnos6, ale
z TEN beda jeszcze k}oPoty.
- Juzci, starszy pan lubi robic ma s~przeciw,
twardy! Moge sic nawet okrpic: ME p~rzePAem te-
so, co mi panowie oficerowie nadawali pod Zieleh-
cami.
- Ami sic waz tenn wyznat pred ojcem! ia
" tenn, zebyS by} wolny.
Kacper schylii sic do jego reki, ale Zareba ME
pozwol} sic pocaSowat.
- Me opuszcze Gle W kazdej Potrzeb;e, b2dz
pewien.
- Ale pan porucznik pozwoli zapytat, czy W o.
statnfm liScie z domu ME stalo czego o mojej matce
l6 o pannie Dosi?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04

- Tum Gle czckaI! IIo! no! panny Dosi Ct sic
zachciewa! Wysoko siegasz!
Kacper srodzc zawstydzony, bqknal COS nj W
PICS nj W dziesaec.
- Me zamiataj, jak liszka, DO talk znac tropy.
- zaSmial sic Zareba, nabijajac lulke. Juz doSyc
dawno ME mia}em wiadomosci Z domu.
- M6gBbym skoczyc z~asiegnaG jezyka sep
MAJ, podajac ogiei. - Wyrachowa4cm czas: "a ty-
dzici byibym Z nawrotcm.
Ze drzeniem czekal o~dpowiedzi.
- Me przyjechaliSmy tn balowat. Zrcszta
mann ola ciebie waznq robote.
- Slucham pana porucznIka!
Sprezyi sic, chociaz za]OSG MN z~atargala.
- GdzieS "a Niemncm Jest karczma, w kt6rcj
raszych gemcinow Z rozprszczonych brygad iowiq,
jak barany. Karczma zwie sic Tyzenhanzowska.
Przewicdz sic, Czy DUO Jest takich W Grodnic, gdzie
sic zbieraja i dokqd ich werbowricy pedzq? Me ia
iuj .traI7ament6w.
Kiepski barszcz bez rwy! Udam, jako sam
chce ~przystac do Rosyan.
- Forte. 'grzeCzny, tyho MECH Gle naprawde
RE capnq / ME PoPedz2...
- lie dysbla psia mac, jak mnic W pole wy
~prowadzi.
- | WEI sic do tego zaraz!
Wysoka kanarkowa karyolka, zaprzezona w an
dryblasy, zaturkotala pod oknami. Kacpcr
uypadl pred dom wr6cif Z biletem.
Nowakowski! Alez pros! proS!- wotal Sc
wer, o~gladaj2c i~ronicznie billet, ia ktorym W otoku
czerwonych ornamentow czerniafo nazwisko i try
wierszc tytuh9w.
Pc chwili wpadt wystrojony jegomoSc W szpi-
czastym kapeluszu ! W szp6czastym, rudym frai1s,
pobrzekujac pieczatkami dewizkami, ma IoMo rzu-
Gil kapelusz, laste ma sto+, rekawiczki pod piec, roz
rece sam sic rzucii w objecia Zareby.
- Jake sic masz? Ledwiem Gle odszukal! Co
sic Z tobq stalo ma balu?
- Nudziiem sic jak pies ma tcatrlm i ~wczeSniej
wyszediem.
- Me zrobibem tego zasuje. Woyna ob}upa
do ostatniego d1tkata. Dziwnie i wyjatkowo
s~przyjala mt fortuna.
Taxi szczegolny uSmiech zaigrai mu ma szpicza-
twarzN re Zareba poczul c1ec wyrzucenia go "a
drzwi, ale tyllo z~auwazyf rubasznie:
Me graz Wojtek, ME pr1egrasz.. 800. obertelka.
- To pewnie ME wiesz nowiny, 0 jakiei w tel
chwili m6wi Gale Grodno?
Zareba, chociaz ME glodny nowin, spojrzai py-
tajeco.
Szambelanowa rozeszia sic re swoim ami!
Z Cycyanowem?
Ledwie zdoiai zapanowac mad wrazeniem.
TAX. Zrobi} jej jakaS brutalna scene, "a co
FieEna PAM podobno uderzySa go W twarz wacfaa-
rem. Bylo przy TEN wie1e os6b.
- Pogodza sic szepna}, pragnac sic wieceI
dowiedhet.
Niewiadomo. Ola niego ME jest to zbyt wiel-
Ia obraza, lecz PAM I1bi zmieniac przyjaci6l. a lie
Jest impetyczna rozkapryszona, ~zalatwia cd reki
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04

low politycznych lub patryoty-
cznych jcdynic. Przyby}a tn ola
sprawv czysto byzncs0wcj. mia
nowicic. ,,azeby nam Polakom"
- jak SIG wyrazii Ks. Adamski,
- ,,ktorzysmy Ha kraju z\ozyli
choinc ofiarv krwi i micnia- daC
sposobno$c zarobic i to W uczci-
wy spos6b porzqdany hawai- pie
,niedzy. Kazdy Z mas vic, jak w
g0re ida akcyc naszych amery--
kanskich bank6w; p~atrzcic ia
ich kapitalizacyc, ra dywidcndy
i niepodziclonc zyski: &c Sctck
ida m tySiace dolarow. Jcicli to
sic dziejc W Amcrycc, to coz do
piero MONA powiedziec. o maj
wiekszym banku odradzajaccj
sic Polski? Nc tci dziwnego, re
bankierzy francuscy, angiclScy,
s~zwajcarscy i inni, nawct amery
kaiiscy, chetnieby zakupili jcgQ
akcyc, ale Go Mich mieli i majQ
prawo tylko Polacy.
Zwazmy dalej. zc polskic mar
Hi dis sq 20 kursic jcdnego cen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29
COUNCIL SAVES
MONEY To CITY

Figures were submitted at meet
ing Of the city council Thursday
which showed the city saved Sls.S7O
by buying pipe for the Wyoming
street pipeline as soon as the bond
issue carried. instead Of waiting un-
til money from the sale OF the bonds
was received The council antici-
pated a raise in the price o. water
main pipe and contracted for pine at
$3.50 ton When the money from
the bonds was available pipe was
quoted at $3.50 a ton
Figures were also submitted which
showed the council saved the city
$50 coo by closing the deal to sell the
bonds as soon as the issue carried.
instead OF waiting until the bonds
we're drawn up, signed and ready Tor
the market This saving was brought
about by the fluctuation in the bond
market from the time the election
carried until the bonds were signed
The payroll was signed after the
councilmen had inspected It It was
announced that practically every de-
partment Of the city was operating
under its budget
The counciImen voted to drain and
improve the streets in the area from
Piedras street east and Alameda
street south 70 the canal. as soon as
the disposal plant was enlarged
Pioneers association TO move is ex-
hibit from the basement OF the cham
Der Of commerce TO the first floor OF
Liberty statue in Pioneer plaza. The
Pioneer association was represented
before the council by its secretary,
Adolf Hoffman.
A petition from n. y. Bouriand was
granted allowing him 10 erect gasO-
line station at 601 Texas street
The council approved the report Of
J. y Fraser. manager Of the city en-
ployment bureau. which showed $40
persons called at the bureau for work
during the last week. 456 women
were given employment by the day,
and - by the week, 80 labOrers were
employed by the day and jobs were
furnished three former service men
The council awarded J. r. Priest
the contract to lay sidewalks along
the south side OF Newman park,
city park in Highland park addition
An ordinance assessing the cost
against property owners for paving
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29
COURT ORDERS ATTORNEY
10 KEEP PISTOL OFT DE CnIIRT

Montesano, Wash. Jan 29-George
F NanderFeer, counsel for the de-
fence in the trial Of II alleged 1 W.
w charged with murder in counec-
ton with the Centralia armistice day
shooungs. was ordered by Judge
John IL Wilson today to deposit his
pistol in the office of the county
clerk before entering court hereafter.
Judge Wilson made the request of
attorneys for both the prosecution
and defence. but Nandeveer was the
only lawyer in the case who ad-
micted carrying a weapon
Bailiffs questioned each venireman
and spectator today as to possession
OF a weapon before allowing them 10
enter the court room
Six jurors had been temporarily
passed and six were in the box for
examination when court opened TO-
day OF the six temporarily accepted
three were subject TO accumulation
and three 10 preemptory challenge
only.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29
Wanted-Bids
SOT1CE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
sealed proposals for constructing the
Captain Nogal Hiu project. located partly
within the Lincoln National Forest. LIN
coin county. New Mexico. VIII be received
By the Bureau Of Public Roads. c. S De
partment OF Agriculture. at room No zis,
Luna -striciIer building. Albuquerque' New
Mexico. until 2 o'clock ,. m. February 10.
1920. and will then De opened The right Is
reserved TO reject any and all bids and
none will be considered except those from
contractors ascertained 10 be experienced
and responsible
The project IS approximately 6-1z miles
in length. and the principal items Of work
are approximately as follows 1lsl cubic
yards rock excavation. 1881 cubic yards
common excavation. with corrugated metal
pipe and iog culverts. and incidental items.
The work Is 20 be completed within 20
weather working days. The maps. plans.
specifications. estimate Of quantities and
contract forms may be examined at the
above address Proposals must be made on
forms. and in accordance with Instructions.
forming a part OF the specifications. and
must be accompanied by a deposit IN an
amount at least equal 20 five per cen
tum Of the amount Of the bid. IN accord
ance with said instructions
z S WHEELER.
Acting District Engineer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29
C. Of c. EARN
BOOSTERS MEET

The agricultural committee OF the
chamber of commerce met Thursday
morning with four delegates from the
agricultural department OF the state
OF Arizona After a conference at the
chamber Of commerce at which L. n.
Lawson, Rio Grande project engineer.
and Dr. Austin g. Grille. president Of
the New Mexico Agricultural college.
spoke, the four Arizonans were
taken for a ride over the local pro-
jcct- The chief subject Of the dis
cussion was the matter Of coloniza-
ton in the southwest
Roland HarWeli, director Of the
country farm bureau also has been
comforting with representatives OF
several Iowa families who plan to
move TO the southwest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29
THE COURTS.
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
:. r. Harper, +. +. Higgins and A. \
TVu1fhnTI. Justice


Walthail, Justices
Motions oTerrul ed-lark Anderson
ct al vs.. ". T. Adams, from Lime
stone, appellee's motions to strike out
statement Of facts and APPELLANTS
briefs: ". J. Hardin vs.. 7. J. Hanson
60 al, from COmanche, appellee's mo-
ton TO dismiss the appeal and not
TO permit appellant 10 file brief,
southern Surety company rs Jesus
Lucero, from FL PasO. appellants mo-
- Il jackson rs w A. Martin, ap-
pellee's motion TO file brief.
Motions granted-SOuthern Surety
company vs. Jesus LucerO ct al. from
Fl Pasos appellee's motion 10 reform
judgment: Southern Surety company
VS. Jesus Luceror from FL Paso, sp-
Tellant's motion TO state Of record the
cause for the judgment for costs;
Texas Electric Railway company VS.
j. F. Price ct al. from Ellis, agreed
motion to postpone. Il. ". Cherry VS.
l. n Preston er al from Navarro;
agreed motion TO postpone: Citizens
National Bank Of Abilene Us. J. H.
smell ct al. from Nolan.
Motion for reheariug oTerruled-
= L Williams VS. J. b Roberts ct al,
from Fl Pasos appellants motion for
Affirmed-North Texas Gas com
panv vs. AIRS Maud Young et al, from
navarro Mark Anderson ct al VS.. ".
T. Adams from Limestone.
Reversed and remanded-CharIes
Beeler vs. Bette Beeler. from Free
stone: J. H Jackson Us. ". A Martin,
from Ellis
Set for Thursday. Feb. 26-H G
Gilean Us. First state Bank OF Barry.
from Navarro; R. II Young vs. VIM.
j. Jones ct all from Callahan
Independent Order Of Puritans vs.
Walter D. Marley. from Taylor:
aNeStchester Fire Insurance company
Of New York vs. J. ". Looney. from
Haskell. J. n Daniels, IT.. vs. C. E
Kinds, from EaEtland- American Law
Book company Us. c. h. FulWiler.
from Taylor. J. E Luse ct ux- vs.. V
- Penn. from Eastland: J. E. Luse
ct al. VS. ". L Farmer from East
land. r G. fuse vs. J. Z. Cray. from
Eastland. W ". Grabb ct al vs. r
r Bell ct al. from Eastland. Texas
supply company VS. G. S. Clark from
Comanclle. Fred ". Frost vs. 2. "
Lee ct TX, from Comanche.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29
WANT AD RATE CARD.

Two cents per word each daily insertion
Three consecutive insertions, including
Saturday. 4 cents per word.
SIX consecutive Insertions. 6 cents per
word.
The above rate Is based on a minimum
OF a 20 word count Ads containing less
than this number Of words viii be counted
Is 20 words.
One dollar and fifty cents Per agate
line per month Minimum Of three lines
on monthly rate.
Bold face lines. double price.
Two cents per word for stock or bond.
OIL mining OF other promotionaI adver-
Using
10 ad run for an Indefinite period Cr.
F. taken over the telephone Orders 10
discontinue It F. ads must be made n
writing.
Accounts for classified ads are due after
first insertion Not responsible for more
than one Incorrect Insertion.
In order 10 give time for proper ciaaal-
fication II Is necessary 10 close The Herald
classified page Saturdays at 1870 A. n.
All other days at 1870 ?. m Want ads
received after this hour viii appear the
next day Orders TO discontinue want ads
must be in Herald office before a. n Of
day Of publication
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29
Business Chances.

Business Chances.
-~-~~-~~~~-~-~-----~~
HAVE YOUR Ford overhauled for SIS at
NeaI's GARAGE. 40 Texas,
FOR RENT-Store or warehouse, With
trackaEes cheap rent Il taken at once 1881
1agoffin ave
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING, tiuting
paper hanging and decorating; best work.
lowest prices Joe Fuentes. Phi 9o2s-
FEED and grocery business ? warehouses
ard dwelling houses for sale. Address
W = Rowe, Van Horn. Tex
FOR SALE-Spanish restaurant located
close to the new Colon theater. bargain
FOk SALE-A good bakery. only bakery
in town doing good business Address P
o. Box sso. Ajo. Ariz-
FOR SALE-Butcher fixtures in well e.
tahiished grocery store doing good bust
ness. reason for selling. have other inter
eats that REQUIRE an Of time. Pm ls9o-
a CALAMITY TO NE, a BONANZA for you
II viii be to your interest TO see l. z.
Lumbley. 81 Mesa. Pm 5f6l-
FOR SALE Three chair barber shop
with baths For particulars address or
phone J. A. Tilmant, Las Cruces. \. Il.
Ph, 162. Q. Box 1s;
FOR SALE-Coutroillng interest in small
growing manual turing business showing
large profits. buyer takes mana cement.
owner must sell account OF leaving city
address I %. care Herald
filling station for sale. half or
ais garage for rent: good location and
lease can at 141S West Boulevard Phi.
-e.e-
FOR SALE - Excellent boarding house.
owner called east and forced 20 sell full
Investigation courted- Bruce Perley.
Agent Bisbee. Ariz.
WANTED-Party that can invest $4,000 in
well established, growing business. invest
meut viii pay IS percent metz can give Al
references. For particulars address " -.
care Herald
ASSOCIATE partner 10 invest $4,000 for
machinery in q copper shipping PROPOSE
ton IN Arizona. the ore IS devaloned and
mines patented Address S IS. care Her
aid
NEW ORGANIZATION-Larg capifsii-
zation covering several branches OF in
dusfrv over large area wants office man
ager for El Paso office who viii take stock
to amount five 10 ten thousand dollars.
this IS not a stock selling proposition. but
based on operating Industrial enterprises
Address =. @. Boz l3s. p Paso. Tex
HAVE PROSPECTS with $500. one with
$500. one with $500 cash; al want homes.
II you have a bargain to sell, list i with
ne.
BRENNAN. EOS Texas st.
Phone 2s55.
I AN OFFERING an or part Of my PIX
con ranch with all equipment at less than
cost which IS one Of the most desirable
places TO live in valley with all the city
convenience. and is a business Of itself
where demand IS far greater than pro-
ouction. and prices no object II you have
do not answer ad- II you are looking for
a good money making proposition. and
can give il your attention, investigate
See Young. 107 s Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29
JURORS READY
To TRY SCION

Grand Rapids, Mich, Jan. ga
tentative jury was completed TO-DAY
in the trial of senator Newberry and
others charged with fraud in the
1918 election Starting with eight
men who had been passed for cause
yesterday. the case progressed rapid
Il TO the peremptory challenge
stage, the first Of which were to be
filed at the afternoon session.
Eight prospective jurors were
questioned at the morning session
before one half that number was
found satisfactory and one other
man was excused by the court when
he appeared suffering from a partial
paralysis Of the vocaIschord.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29

Entire state OF Texas can ue covered al
the lowest possible rate with the largest
most thoroughly distributed circulation
81 cents per word Sundays
cents per word Daily
20 words minimum
A guaranteed circulation $4,000 Sun
days; 225. 00o daily
This il the com bined circulation OF The
Dallaa Times-Herald, Fort Worth star
Telegram. The Saa Antonio Light. z Pasn
Herald and The Houston Chronicles.
Your ad sent 20 any OF the above papers
With cash viii be handled for you and
year ad viii appear IN all OF them
Wednesday noon should see your copy
IN any one OF the offices for your ad e
appear 10 these papers the following Sun
day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29

Tt is estimated that there are S.
100000 women Of voting age in the
United States OF which number ap-
proKimately 100000 are eligible to
cast their vote for president Of the
United States in the November cleo
tions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29

Hueco street from Stevens to Mari
passed first reading
Permission was granted Mrs. Ponce
Leon TO sell lapel buttons on the
streets Saturday and Sunday for the
benefit Of the Mexican earthquake
sufferers.
Councilman R. c Semple presided
at the meeting. owing to the absence
Of mayor Charles Davis. The mayor
is sick at his home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29
Wanted 10 Rent

WANTED-At once. furnished room
house or furnished rooms F. B. Neb-
lett. Phi 5f55W.
HALF or para storeroon. good location.
responsible merchant. high grade line
eli
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29
Y. ". REPORTS
GOOD PROGRESS

workers in the T-W.C-A-'s campaign
for $4,000 for the associations bud
get for the year. announced at 4
luncheon Thursday that they had
reached the $3.50 mark
The total at the close OF Wednes-
days business was S6.791-72. OF which
50. 223-50 was raised during the day
The teams and the amount raised
THURSDAY, follow:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29

1eW choice school sections close IN,
among the best located sections in the
basin, year oil and gas lease from the
state. we are in close touch with this
field and advise you 10 buy now. our
prices are always right. but they are GO
ing 10 advance soon no less than Z sec
tons sold. map and particulars free on
request chas s. LOOMS d Co.. Box 44g.
Las Cruces. n. u
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29

Mexican women are preparing 10
take a hand in the affairs OF the
Mexican republic. first intending TO
eliminate social and Industrial evils
and later 10 make a fight for political
equality. which viii put them on the
sane basis With the men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29

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NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that ". e. Care.
q member Of the co-partnership hereto
fore existing and doing business in the
city OF e Paso, Texas. under the firm
name and style Of sun Drug Company"
has sold his interest in said business TO
b C. Anthony and r. F. Love. who viii
continue the business under the name OF
sun Drug Co All obligations due BY
said firm are 10 be paid by R. +. Love
and B. c Anthony. and all bills due said
firm are 10 be paid to said R F. Love
and 3. C. Anthony B. C Anthony. r F.
Love. W L. Care
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29

The following large subscriptions
were announced at the luncheon: DR..
and Mrs J. A. Rawlings. 500; Jewel
shop. Sl0o, J. ". Kirkpatrick, 500;
James I. Mari & Co. 500. Internal
tional Music company. 500; Mrs. J.
W collars. 800: Mt. and Mrs James
G. lfcNarT. $500, Mr. and Mrs. S P
Skinner. $3.50, Popular Dry Goods
company, $500; The White House,
$500; G. P. Putnam. $500; Mr.. and
Mrs. H T. Bowie. 500: James A.
Dick x Co., $500; Mrs. ". N McCol-
lon. 500; Mr- and Mrs H B. Stew
ems. 500: Mr.. and Mrs. ". L Tooley,
500: Dunbar K Co, $500. Fl Paso
sash and Door company. $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29

one hundred and forty-oHe years
Oago today. January %. 1779. the
British took Augusta
Find a colonial
ANSWER TO SATURDAYS PUZZLE
Upper right hand corner down, at
gun barrel