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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02

A
REAL
OPPORTUNITY
For clean cut high classed men who want
20 go into Life Insurance business. Sales
manship course free and liberal contract
7 can use a good man in FL PaHo. Pecos.
Toyah, Alpine. Valentine. Fl Stockton. Fl
Davis, Sierra Blanca, Preside Terrell and
Sanderson, Texas. also q Silver City and
DemiuE. New Mexico.
Communicate with
LEO r. GCHU6TEE,
General Agent
Missouri state Life Insurance Co
gIf Mills Bldg. Phone ef5.
The Life Nan Il Your Best Friend"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
WANTED.

WANTED.
Middle aged women 20
carry messages
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
WOMAN-Good position with estahIishaI
firm open oct. 18th 20 q woman over Is
years with high school or college rGucs-
tion. pleasing, adaptable and free TO
travel a woman who has taught school f.
a mother or has Travelled preferred 10th
ing % Invest. position permanent With
splendid future expect 20 pay $50 a week
% ore Wl9 c7n fully qualify address T
z88 care Herald.
Situations Wanisd-MaIs
zires position as Waterman or timekeep-
er reliable and trustworthy. best refer
enees- Address Us. care Herald.
EXPERIENCED man and wife want DO
H-tion 20 take charge Of store or other
~ Poso business address z %. care
Herald
WANTED loyment by an experienced
office man and travelling salesman. hard
ware business preferred address Box
f4s. Mercedes. Tex
wa lila lollAl0u rs EolleeE0r or So
Aeitor Tor firm or number o. firms
where honesty. integrity and reliability
viii Be VALUABLE assets. Phi. 1101Rf be-
tween & and pm
WANTED position by mid
die aged Office nan. familiar with book
keeping and detail office work. references
furnished and bond u required. Address
?. o. Locked Box 1855
VOCATIONAL employment department Y.
IL C. A. viii help young men secure en-
ployment o. the kind they are best fitted
for: many calls coming En- daily; many po-
Hltions available, $500 month Up. See Mr
Wheeler. Once hours $3.50 am 70 - noon
TANTED-Position by man who writes
and speaks Spanish English and French.
good recummend atlons; have had chamber
Of commerce and teaching experience.
Address 3 80, care Herald.
FIRST class bookkeeper and accountant,
10 years experience with large corpora
tion desires 20 locate In or adjacent 90 Fl
Paso. married man. - years o. age. not
sick. best OF reference as TO ability and
character. address Jno- Wagner. 9GT N.
White New Orleans. La
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02


lIILLINERF-lime- SeEalL SOS n kan
Eas New hats made, old hats renovated,
millinery supplies sold
FOR sALE-Country Club membership
$50; give phone number IN replying Ad-
dress 2 "a. care Herald.
WANTED-To communicate with some
one going to Houston whc VIII take and
care for year old baby boy Call Mrs.
Ferguson. Western Union, between pm
and ~ O'Clock
when you haven't got a dollar
And your room rents long past due,
To soak your Valuahles with rs
Would be the proper thing % DO.
BARNETTsS- 219 san ANTONIO, TEX
Money to Loan
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MONEY 10 loan on diamonds. watches and
1ewelry- FULLAN'Ss ll4 - stanton g.
s. TO $50 loaned honest employees. conf
dental Drake. 20l Roberts-Banner Bldg
MED S3O9-Long time easy payment plan
Tor saiaried furniture owners. confidential
welfare Loan CO.. 205 Herald Bldg.
MONEY one time talked. now it only
whisper we loan Il on all articles OF
BARSETrs. a1B SAN ANTONIO. TEX.
MONEY loaned on furniture. pianos. auto
mobiles, livestock. Liberty bonds or other
collateral at lowest rate On li5eral terms
EQUITABLE loan ASSOCIATION
SIS Trust EldE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
Heb Wanted-FemaIs

Help Wanted Female
EXPERIENCED fruit pantry girl Apply
Harvey House. Union DEPOT
WANTED-l1ezican eirl for housswori--
1890 Hawthorne. Phi 5I3s.
TANTED-1Iezican gil Tor gsnersl
houseworz- Phi 1888.
GIRL for general houseworz. must stay
nights 500 PROSPECT, Apt 8
WANTED-CooE and houssksapsr FOR
small family Bar II Ranch. Lobo. Tex
WANTED - Experienced chambermaid.
good wages Apply the New Mexico Cot
tage sanatoriu-n, Silver city. n r.
WANTED once. practical nurse. Ma
tional 2. 3. sanatoriunn. Alamogorde,
" IL
NANTED-Thits woman 20 cook break
fast and dinner every day. Apply 1915
Mountain Ave
MONEY is ne root q an evil" We loan
BARNETr's, 2l9 SAN ANTONIO. TEX.
WANTED-YounE lady. ezperiencee in
marking merchandise Apply office The
White House
1IES WANTED Tor detective work. write
J. Ganor former government detective.
WANTED woman regularly for -en-
eral house cieaninE- sos Austin st.. Phi.
WANTED-An experienced English s1eak-
Ing Mexican Eiri for cleaning. The VEST
moore, 3e3 W Missouri
WANT middle aged woman as practical
nurse and 20 do cooking Tor Z person. good
Job 1101 wyoming.
WANTED-EnEllsh speaking lIerlcan gin.
some cooking, Eood wages, prefer one 20
stay nights Phi 50s3M.
EARN SIS weekly, spare time. writing for
newspapers. magazines. experience uunec-
essar1. details free Pres Syndicate. I55
81 Louis. 40
WANTED-Competeu nurse maid. one
who viii STAY nights preferred. sood wages
and good home Phi fl19 or call az los
" California Ct.
WANTED young lady FOR clerical work.
one who can use typewriter preferred Ap-
ply Assistant Circulation Manager. Fl
Paso Herald
PHOTOPLAEs-5010 IDEAS needed. work
ing girl paid $4,000 for ideas she thought
worthieEs- details free. Write Producers
LeaEut, $50 ST Louis. 40
MEXICAN gentleman. So years old. needs
an American young lady English teacher,
indiFid1al lessons Answer 90 Mr. Ma
varro, P o. Box ssa
WANTED-At once. Q experienced dining
room Mattresses and 1 experienced lunch
counter waitress. Apply Modern Cafe.
basement Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
For Rsnt-Roon, and Board


GOOD room. sleeping porch. board, close
On. 800 E. Rio Grande- Pm $50
ROOM and board for gentlsmen with
conreufal family near IT Bliss. southern
cooking. also garage for rent Phi $751;
ROOM. board and sleeping porch ia pr
vate home for couple % Alta Vista, ref
erences- Phi 4941J.
NICELY furnished room ana board for 2.
I block from Manhattan school teachers
preferred. Phi sS02W.
EXCELLENT HON y COOKED MEALS
for refined people, meals DAY. con
genial atmogphere, reasonable. MS Non
Lanas IN t-la.
WANTED-Renusd young lady to share
room apartment and sleeping porch. or
room and beard. references exchanged
~ Masotf.n-
N QUIET home. large room. sleeping
porch. nice nelghburnood. walking dis
tance. would serve meals. no alc--- Pm
NOTICE TO HEALTH SEEKERS.
Private sauatcrlun1. homellke surround
inEs graduate nurse = charge Apply
1893 Epson Ave. u Faeo, Tex
BFOUNTATNATR sANATORTUM.
Afarorordo. ~ D.. for tuberculosis. ele-
walton $500 feet. rates including medical
attention on application. graduate nurse
On attendance.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished room With
sleeping porches adjoining. single beds,
suitable FOR 8 people only running water.
convenient hath excellent home cooked
r'eafr. breakfast. lunch and dinner Mr.
Hawkins. 1l15 Montana. Ph. 11l4-
WILEY sANATOEIUM
For tuberculosis. Individual cottages with
hot cold running water. graduate nlrsss.
rates include medical attention "a lsl4s
Entertainment Hail for Rent
--~-~-----~-~--------~-~ -~-~---------------
DANCE HALL FOR Rent.
Monday. "wednesday and friday nights
CotiUion HAN Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
Wanted Miscellaneous

WANTED-Smau second hand McCaskey
sales register. Address J. c. Laumer.
Chamhsrino, N II
WAr-ED-To buy. second hand bath tub.
az least 5 feet. also desk Ph- 1s75W or
call zs1s Idalia 81
WANTED-To buy. anvil and other black
smith tools. also kit % carpenters tools
address B So, care Herald OF Phi 1850
SAVE SAVE SAVE
Your old books, magazines newspapers.
mixed paper. rags and other waste ma
tsriaI we pay highest cash market prices
country shipments solicited IN carload lots
or local shipments. communicate before
dIsposing with the Texas Paper stock Co..
1885 Pacific Ave. IT. worth. Texas
Phone Lamar fFT1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02

WANTED-Portrait soIicltors bic money
% live wires, city proposition Room
2I1-I2 Herald Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02
Real Estate Wanted


LET NE HELP you sell or buy that house
Pickett, 81 Csples Bldg. n. 500.
100 PER CENT results from teneme1ts
TURNER. KENT 3 G0l.DM ILL
WANTED-To buy from owner. small cot
tare. good location. must be reasonable
and IN good condition Pm esl6W-
WANTED-To hear from owner q good
farm for sale, state cash price fun de-
scription. d. F. Bush. Minneapolis, MIN
Will BUY 4 or room house and make
substantial first payment Il price anc To-
cation Is right from owner only. Ad-
dress SO. care Herald
-FOUR rooms and sleeping porch or
room bungalow IN good locality. VIII pay
large cash payment or take Up equity
Address 2 %. care Herald.
HAVE a few thousand dollars 20 invest In
roonlinE house or other business that can
show substantial profits. Address 6s-
care Herald
WANTED. Ar ONCE-Furnlshed or IN
furnished bungalow direct from owner.
must be modern. Manhattan Heights PIE
ferred. viii pay $1,000 70 $1,000 cash Pm
Foa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02

HoBDEH TNVEgrllENr CO.
f05 RavuoIds Bldg Phi SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02

LOsT-Watch on second floor 1Ilus Bldg
Return 90 scoz white Co. reward
LosT-Pair a. eyeglasses Finder return
% nos S. Cotton o. Phi sos, reward
1 n.--.---. III -. So Ern L.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02

We are headquarters for business oppor-
tuuitles. Thata cur Specially What Kind
Of business are you looking for7 See rs
before buying hotels roominE houses,
restaurants. coufectionerles. etc We can
save you mouey- II you want 70 sell your
business list With Us for quick slle.
FL rAsO BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
Ehnne 800. u. v san Antcnlo 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-02

-OsT-Jet brooch In GOLD setting. some
rard PHI s11a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-14
Judge Cook for Mayor

Judge Of Probate Harold z. Cook.
in the following letter to residents of
Gardiner. announces himself as a
candidate for the nomination of may
or of Gardiner:
To the Citizens of Gardiner:
I take this method Of announcing
that at the coming primary election
[ viii be A candidate for the nom
nation for mayor. and to ask those
Of my fellow citizens. who can con-
sistently grant if. for their support.
I am aware that on occasions Of
this kind it is quite. customary for
the candidate to state that he takes
the step in response to strong de-
mands from his friends. Ordinary
frankness prompts me to say, how
ever. that while the matter has been
mentioned to me by many friends
who have been very generous in their
offers of support all of which I ap-
preclate. the impelling motive for
this announcement is an ambition, a
laudable one 1 trust. to be Mayor of
my home city. and a strong desire 10
be of more. help than has hitherto
been possible in the civic life of this
community.
HAROLD z. COOK.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-14
All Ready to Open
Trade Powers to Germany

Washington. July 15--Arrangements
for the opening of the former North
Gernan-LIoyd trade routes to Ameri-
can shipping We're completed today at
a conferences. between Chairman Ben
son of the shipping board and officials
IF the United States Mail Steamship
Co. The board recently allocated Is
former German passenger vessels 70
the company for operation on the trade
routes.
Every aspect Of the arrangement IS
purely American" Chairman Benson
said after the conference. and will
result in inestimable benefit TO the
American merchant marine" Assur-
ances were given by the United States
Mali Steamship Co. Chairman Ben
son said, that no German capital was
Interested in the venture and that the
agreement with the North German
Lloyd Co. provided for the use Of its
docks and harbor facilities on liked
price basis only.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-14
May Bring Action
Against Striking
Lon gshOren1en

New York. July illegal proceed
ings TO enjoin deep sea longshore-
men from discrimination against the
handling Of goods carried by non-
union trucks we're threatened today
by the law committee of the Citizens
transportation Committee. following
the strike of 1000 longshoremen yes
terday, which followed refusal of the
Oriental Navigation Company to re-
iect. goods brought to its piers by
non-union trucks.
Walter Gordon Merit, chairman
OF the law committee. said he would
start legal proceedings. basing his
fight upon a recent decision by
Judge Fawcett that both steamship
companies and unions can be COM
PEELED TO, handle freight offered for
shipment. regardless OF whether it
was carried by union or non- union
trucks. In Judge Fawcett's decision
a section OF the revised statutes
was cited which makes Interference
with transportation of merchandise
punishable by fine of $4,000 and
two wears in prison.
While the Oriental Navigation
Company awaited endorsement of it's
action from the United States Ship
ping Board. john r. Ryan. vice
president of the longshoremen s
union. declared that the men would
not go back TO work while they are
asked TO handle ''scab'' freight. The
longshoreme are under contract not
TO strike until October so. the date
of eSOlrarion of their oreSant apree-
ment with steamship companies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-14
PTTTSTON

EAST.-There VIII be an ice cream
sale at the Methodist vestry Thurs
day evening, July 10. conducted by
the ladies of the society.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. B. Laberee arrived
last week from New York and VIII
pass the summer at their home in
this place.
w. D. Clark. of San Francisco. ard
Douglass Dearborn. of New oYrk.
wore visitors SatIIr day IN this VII
lage.
Mrs. H. L. Libby and family and
J. w. Scott. of Lewiston. we're Sum
day guests at the home OF F. Z.
Scott.
William Burns. of Charlottetown:
P. E. T.. who has been the guest of
his daughter. Mrs. z. e Scott for a
few days. went Sunday 10 Augusta.
where he will visit other relatives
before returning to his home.
Mrs. Dora O'Donnelh and Mrs.
Jennie Harvey. of Lynn Mass. are
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
NJ D. Dockendorff.
Miss Stella Morang. of Chelsea IS
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. W. Morang, in this village.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-14

Oficer of the day, Capt. ,tohn Daiy
Francis Armstrong. late Co. A. 5th
N. H. Inf. has been transferred here
from the Central Branch.
Thomas u. Hayes. late Co. II. Sd
CT. Inf, has been granted a discharge
from the Home
Edward Murphy has been granted a
furiough to BROOKLYN on account of the
serious illness of a sister.
Edmund S. Cowing OF Thomaston.
late Co. B, 4th Ne. Inf, has reported
for readmission.
The returns from passes Tuesday
were James f. Sawyer from Winthrop.
Shirley B. Cunningham from New
York City, William Schneider from
Falmouth Heights. Michael w Murphy
from Columbia Falls and William F.
Mcguire from Portland.
The returns from Burroughs Tuesday
were James Comerford from Lowell.
Thomas e Middleton from Holden.
John J. Mooney from Concord. Albert
Goldwaite from Clinton. Alexander
Perrault from Westbrook. Joseph s
Fogg from Orono and George F. Simp-
son from Augusta.
The regular meeting OF Ensign
Worth Bagiey Post No. 9. Veterans of
Foreign Wars. will be held Thursday
evening at : o'clock in G. A. R. hall.
election of delegates to the national
encarnpment at Washington. D. c.,
Sept. 1873. will be in order.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-14
Toll of Indian Lives

The ravages Of plague. famine and
cholera are as nothing when COM
pared TO the inroads influenza has
made on human life in South India.
According TO Baptist medical mission
aries there. the flu has swept down
through the Hyderabad and Madras
districts. snufflng out lives with ter
rible repidity.
We have worked through many
epldeInics Of cholera and two IF
plague writes DR.. J. s. Timpauy
from Hanumakonda. where he is IN.
charge Of Baptist hospital. but we
have never seen such AFFECT misery as
accompanied the influenza IN these
villages. Whole families were laid
low in such swift succession that
there was no one left TO care for OF
even 70 cook food or to give water or
medicine 70 the sick ones. IN some
villages there were none left with
sufficient strength 10 dig graves ana
the bodies of the dead were thrown
into wells
Another medical rnissionarv states
that during the last influenza cpl
denic IN the city of Madras the rate
of mortality rose 70 2oo3 per 1000.
At this rate the city would have been
depopulated in five vears.-New York
Evening Post.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-14
CHELSEA

The Chicapocopi Club will hold a
lawn party Saturday evening at the
home of n. J. Ralston. on the Gar
diner road. Refreshments will be
on sale.
Percy Morgan and friend. of Car
diner. were Sunday guests of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Nor
gan.
Mr. and Mrs. William Morang
were in South Gardiner Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Libby and Mr..
and Mrs. J. w Thompson took an
auto trip TO Phillips Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w K. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Thompson. Cliff
ton Thompson and Mrs. Davis Cain
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Webber. in Boothbay.
Mrs. Mary Allen is with her
daughter Mrs. Farms Worth. at the
Iatter's cottage at Boothbay Harbor
for the week.
Mrs. Charlotte Mclaughlin is visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
Cain for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crockett ana daug1-
ter. of Halloweil, were Weekend
guests OF Mrs. Crockets sister, Mrs.
z. L Harris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-14
PORTLAND BOY HURT
N AUTO COLLISION

Portland. July 13 - George T.
Berry, 10 years old. OF I113 Forest
avenue. received cuts about the face,
arms and hands when struck by an
automobile according TO a report sub
nitted to the police department yes
terday afternoon.
The police report indicates that the
boy was riding in an automobile
when at the corner Of Lancaster and
Mayostree IS there was a collision
with another machine. This latter
car was said TO have been driven by
George Loring. The boys injuries
were first treated by Dr. Palmer and
later he vas sent TO the Maine Cen
eral hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-14
Olympic Boxing
TryOuts at New Yark

New York. July 13-Edward P.
Egan of Yale University and William
Spengier Of New York. tonight won
the finals of the Olympic boxing try
outs in the 49, pound and heavy
weight classes. respectively. The
finals in the other classes will be de-
cided tomorrow night. Egan was
awarded the Judges decision after a
lively bout with Sergeant Ted
Schneider t s. A. while Spengier.
a member Of the New York police
club Won the same way over Lieu
tenant sam Stewart z S. A
126-pound class-Fireman George
D. Etchell. [. s. ". defeated Sam
Vogel Pastime A. c.. New York.
Judges decision.
1876 pound class-Frank Cassidy.
Ozanam Association. New York. ma
tional ana international amateur
title holder. defeated George Brown.
Meadowbrook Club. Philadelphia.
Judges decision; Ben Ponteau. st.
Christopher Club. New York. de-
feated Sergeant D. J. Twoney, L. s.
A.. Judges decision.
175- pound class-Final. Edward P
Egan. Yale University. defeated Ted
Schneider. {. :. A.. Judges decision.
Heavyweight class-Final. William
Spengier, New York. defeated Lieu
tenant Sam Stewart. [. 6. A.
Judges decision.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-14

play for William Col Ter by James
Montgomery, and it is announced as
a cure for the blues.
Leave It to Me-" William Rus
sell picture will also be shown today.
It is described as peculiarly we'll
balanced production. It contains
according to advance reports, all the
elements of actual life in proportions
that make the story of absorbing in
terest throughout.
Placed in town setting, with a
rich, handsome and pleasure loving
young man (William RusselD as its
protagonist. and underworld types
figuring in the narrative. the drama
promises to create az sensation in
motion picture circles.
The Gaumont News will open the
bill.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-14
An event always looked forward Il

An event always looked forward to
with interest by residents of Gardi-
ner is the semi annual clearing sale
at the store of Elvin Il. Leighton.
This commences Thursday forenoon
at o'clock. the store being closed
all day Wednesday for the purpose
of preparing for the sale. Mr.. Leigh
ton is a shrewd advertiser. He knows
that the buying public are as we'll
acquainted with bargains as he is
ana he knows that they are not
slow in taking advantage OF them
when they are offered. You can rely
on what he tells you in his full page
adv. in this issue. He is firm be-
lever that giving good values for our
dollars makes hundreds of new GUS
toners and means an increased bust
ness for the firm in the future. Give
them a call. You will find corps
of helpful and courteous clerks. See
their adv.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-14
SAYS SHE FORGED
TO KEEP UP
BACK BAY STYLE

Boston, July 13.--Miss Helen Bot
tomley, stylishly dressed. who main
tanned an expensive limousine and a
fashionable apartment in the Back
Bay. told the court before which she
was arraigned today that desire for
finery had caused her to commit
forgery. She sought to plead guilty
to charges of forging and uttering,
and of larceny, involving $500. but
the court ordered that a plea of not
guilty be entered for her. Miss Bot
tomley is II years of age. She said
her home was in New York. Police
officials in Haverhill. Springfield and
other New England cities from which
reports OF bugos checks passed by a
supposed society woman. have come
recently have been interested in the
proceedings against her here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-14
ALLEGED KIDNAPPERS
OAKLAND GIRL HELD
BY WATERVILLE POLICE

Waterville. Me- July 13-Mike and
Biddo Blair. wanted here on the
charge of kidnapping Florence 30
wen. f4-year of age. We're brought TO
this City tonight from Bangor by
City Marshal Murray. They had been
captured IN West Charleston and
Rowland after several weeks Of
searching by Penobscor county of
ficers The offense is alleged to have
been committed in Oakiond on June
tn. The men were accompanied
from Bangor by Mrs. Alice Blair.
wife of Mike Blair and the Bowen
girl. The men will be gwen a hear
ing tomorrow.