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BOSS & PHELPS.
Telephone Main .434O.
1AO6 H St. NV.

Pries. $1,000. Well located in Petworth.s 1
home you should see at once: owsee
ssa s;s ss,e sss Ma
Price. sii. 500. A corner souss N CHEVY cAss.;
immediate possession will b g1vsa:, %
With hot ~.sel. having electric n Isssss.
es:A an. sasDl saas
Price. $3.50. An attractiveiy located north.
I'VE bedrooms. hot-watsr heat. front sud
side. side po, che l.sss gard with IN. -. e,
VI lot. Convenient terms Of sale. ,-s7r
Price. 1900. In Columbia Heights. corr
venfent to Central High School. Q mod
srn two-stery brick house. heated vita
hot water. having two story rear porrhe,:
paved paved alley IN rear Of lot. with room for
Price. $3.50. In Bloominsdaie. . most con.
brick house. having front and sssr
porches. het-watsr heat. electric lights.
oak noors and garage. Possession ssy
Price. g, 500. In the downtown section, vest
Of 18th street and south Of Q stsset 4
sna bath srle. nf house. heated with :isri sss
water. Possession can Be Obtained ard
Price. siO.5oo An attractive square II NJ.
car line: two-.tory. eisht-room house. q
sleeping porch on second noor. hot-vater
heat. electric lights, parquet aeers; pee
Price. $1,000. In BIeomingdale. Httie ~
from LIST street. just put on the narket
for sale. two-story. six-roen brick
house. with an unusually deep lot TO
alley, and there IL Q Ranaee. You can
inspect this house and secure Drompt pos-
Price. $40. 80. A little on from I4.h street
IN Columbia Heights, an eight-soem ana
door. heated with hot water, havimg
electric lights. oak noors. large poreheS:
room for garage. Owner leaving city:
Price. 50. $50. In Chew Chass. elsse to Coa.
two-story house having seven rooms and
bath. hot.water heat. electric lights. Nv
room with open fireplace. front and rear
porches; deep lot fossesssou given.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

A model bungalow with southern ex-
posture and facing Chevy Chase Club:
there are two bedrooms and bath. Hv-
ing room. dining room. kitchen and
pantry; open fireplace; hot-water heat.
electricity; awnings. screens; front and
side porches; Lear. garage; shrubbery;
lot 6Ox125.
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ROBERT LEE O'BRIEN.
Franklin 1885. ITO j ST. NV.
IMMEDIATE POS6ESsION

PETWORTH-A nice two-story brick house
NJ the popular colonial porch style; hot-wafer
heat: electric lights hardwood hoors and trim
inclosed sleeping porch: concrete cellar with
laundry conyeniences and servants toilet; lot
I42 IT. deep to a wide paved alley; garage.
The owner is leaving town. and IL offering this
home at d greatly reduced price. See us Tor IN
inspection.
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JOHN w. THOMPSON COMPANY,
-Incorporated- --
SHANNON & LUCHS,
7l3 l4th St. NV.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
S12 500

On Girard street west Of 18th: 10
rooms and hath. bedrooms; steam
heat, electricity and gas; two-car ga
rage; an attractive residence in a SPLEEN
did locality.
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WANTED--TO RENT.

SIX OR SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. NV OR
ne; not over $75, by May l. Address Box
32-P. Star office. 70
Ar Chevy CHASE, D. G.. FURNISHED
detached house with large lot; bedrooms;
lease not over $50: or unfurnislred not over
800 or s125. Write A. VINCE. Italian en-
hassy. e2'
HOUSE OR BUNGALOW. FURNISHED or
unfurnished for summer; must have yard; two
adults Address Box 317-M, Star office.
HOUSE OR PART OF HOUSE, FUR. OR IN
fur: city or suburbs: careful tenant. +. ..
Rox 1869.
HOUSE or PART or HOUSE. FURNISHED
| unfurnished, city or suburbs: careful tenant.
T.. q. EoS 1868.
HOUSE = UNFURNISHED: NINE OR TEN
rooms. in section; careful tenant. adults.
Address Box 24aM, Star office. 21'
COUPLE WITH NURSE AND CHILD WILL
nay $500 for completely furnished apartment
for GO days: may continue If sa tisfed. Address
Apt. 2o4, the Highlands. 2l'
BY A RELIABLE COLORED FAMILY OF
adults seven or eight room house to rent or
lease by the LIST Of May. Address Box 297M.
Star office. ~
BY REFINED YOUNG C0UPIE: NO CHI
dren. unfinished apartment of or rooms,
kitchenctte and bath by June or July l. Ad-
dress RoH 2atM. Star office. 21'
FIVE OR SIN ROOM BUNGALOW. UNFUR-
nished, family house; desirable location
about May /; state terms. Address Box 3S6 NJ
Star office. d.
BY MAY ]. SMALL UNFlRSISHED hot SE
or bungalow; town suburb $50 $40 per
month. Tel. Cleve. 1851. 2os
SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE FROM MAY /
for summer; reasonable rent. city suburban.
Address Box 3l9M, Star office. 2l'
FROM JUNE / TO SEPT 80. FURNISHED
five groom house, three bedrooms floor
In Maryland within five miles of District line
preferably near Rockville or Silver Spring
EUGENE YOUNG. 346 Woodward bldg.
WANTED-Rooms or house; Ink; reasonable.
18th TO 9th. to l NV. Address Box $40 X,
Star office o2s
To s ROOMS. UNPUBLISHED. AMI. RY
May /; small family: references: rent reason
able. Address BOX 322-M. Star office. 2l'
WANTED-HOUSES
TO RENT.
FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED.
TYLER Il RUTHERFORD, INC.
Established 1872.
SIT 18th st. NV. 23s
SHACK on UPPER RIVER FOR THE SEA
son; furnished or unfinished. Phone +.
1882. s. J. MELICK. S23 Mass. ave. NV 21'
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NICELY FURNISHED APT: FOUR ROOMS.
bath and sleeping porch; complete for light
housekeeping. SIS per mo. Phone Lincoln
39sa 22s
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N. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
"EvERYTHISG IN REAL ESTATE"
72I 18th St. NV.
Phones Main 59o3-5oo4.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
S11 600

Convenient to two car lines and to
Central High School: house contains
10 rooms. 2 baths; hot-water heat; lot
2lxl40.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 H St. NV. Phone Main 1923.

Price. 50, 5oO-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS;
very we'll located near Central high
School. and 1t is surely bargain: the
house is very we'll built; contains SIX
large, attractiyeiy arranged rooms anu
has hot-water heat. Possession gwen anu
terms arranged.
Price, ,O0O-16th ST. HIGH
LANDS: n complete home In every de-
tail: II has o rooms. . baths, hot-water
heat. electric lights. hardwood floors
thronphout screens, metal memberships.
Instantaneous water heater and finished
in mahogany and white. II Is entirely
detached on a lot los II. deep ana also
has u garage.
Price. S.. 5o0-GEORGETOWN; very
we'll located. near Goth and = sts.;
yery cheap home to be placed on the
market at this time IL 1s two-story
brick having bedrooms on the SECOND
floor. Reasonable terms Of sale Will be
made.
Price. s11,5o0-NEAR MERIDIAN
Hill, PARk: a beautiful home that will
he sold nj this price only for quick
sa,a r. has 10 rooms and bath. hot-wafer
heat electric lights and garage; 1t has
iIst been redecorated and possession will
be given on Mag i.
HEDGES & MI
1884 H St. NV.
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ROBERT LEE O'BRIEN.
rankin 1885 ITO l at
ATTRACTIVE NE. HOME: $1,000.

ATTRACTIVE NE. HONE: $1,000.
Centrally located; rooms. bath; h.w.h.
CHAS W. STEERS. 1920 n. 7. ave. NV. 22e
NEAR PARK RD.,. WEST OF 18th ST.
Snlendid modern, 3-story and cellar brick !;
Is rooms and baths: h.w.h.; electric lights !;
nne lawn. Price. $1s. 500. Possession.
Coiumbia I'd, near 18th st.-Elegant 8-story
and cellar light brick rooms and 2 baths !:
hardwood noors. Price. $4,000. Possession
September l.
Tvo.story and basement brick; bay window
s rooms and bath furnace. Price. $1,000.
Refined colored. lie Droit Park near It'll
Corner bay-window brick; 2-story and cellar
7 rooms and bath. Price, $500.
90 n, WIZ 7 Eft 1900 II nv
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OUR BEST BUY ODAY,

THIS DESIRABLE HOME WAS BUILT BY
BUILDER WHO HAS STUDIED THE NEEDS and
ideas of the average home buyer 1t contains and
BATH h-wh elec It's; double garage; nclosed sleeping
porch newly papered throughout parquet hoors excel
lent condition large front colonial porch convenient terms
of sale LOCATED IN PETWORTH. Price has been
reduced to $685.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
1909 New York Ave. NV
Phone Main 49,
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FOR RENT-HALLS.
ARCADE BALLROOM,
18th and Park Road. Col. 1928.

FOR RENT-SHOPS.
MODERN SHOP above power
plant; has been used for laun-
dry; ample hot water. steam and
electric power available. Arcade
Co., 18th and Park road.
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THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED UNDER
our name are controlled exclusively BY us
THEY ARE ADVERTISED DAILY IN ALL
PAPERS UNTIL SOLD. We give your bus1
ness personal and prompt attention
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FOR SALE-STORES
FOR SALE-HOUSES

TWO good cigar. confectionery and stationery
stores. one near Arcade. one near hnfcSer-
booker Theater. Phone North 3055.
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POSSESSION GUARANTEED.

ON ST. NV. NEAR n. CAP sT.-six
nice rooms, tile bath hot-water heat: electric
lights; hardwood floors and trim; double back
porch concrete cellar with laundry trays: nice
yard with paved alley in rear. Easy terms
small cash payment. An absolutely modern
house in every particular.
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SHEPHERD ST. NEAR GEORGIA AVE. 3
rooms bath, hot-water heat. electricity: donh,e
baek porch. Price. 5000. EDW.
SCHWARTZ. Inc. 734 18th N.Y..
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DOWNTOWN.
%m

A large brick residence near I'd and
d; IL rooms, bath: latrobe heat, gas;
immediate possession.
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Main 2345.
713 18th St. NV.

- SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 18th St. NV Main 2345
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WONDERFUL BARGAIN.
OFFICE BUILDING.
70 Vt. ON ST. NV.
All rented at pre-war price. Too good 10
PRICE. 1900
See me At once and work In your own once
building.
3c3 BOND BLDG. l4th AND ". r. AVE. NV.
Phone Franklin 557i.
MODERN HOME 8 ROOMS. TILED BATH
vapor Neat. @9,000. II sold at saee. Address
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CHEVY CHASE.
S18.5OO.

detached house In the District.
containing Q rooms, . baths: heatsd ~
hot water; electric lights; hardwood
floors and trim; glassed-in sleepln9
porch; Pear garage: brand-new and
ready for Immediate occupabcy.
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FOR sALE-HOUsEa;

Chevy Chase, D. Bungalow.
$lO,5OO; $1,000 cash, $85 monthly
! rooms. tiled baths; 3 bedrooms, two
14x16 feet living room. 14.1s feet; open h IRE
G5ai1 hosKs,sT INV minute. to Conn
ave. and bureau of standards
Chevy Chase, d. C.-Bungalow.
81, $50; ST 600 cash. SIS monthly.
; rooms tile,, ba tn; open fireplace: hot water
heat; electricity gas: wash trays lot ok an
! 400 feet above Potomac; . minutes 10 Conn.,
ave cars and bureau of standards
Chevy Chase. d. C.-Bungalow.
| So,o5O; $1,000 cash, SS5 monthly.
! : rooms, . tiled baths: hot water heat: cleo
tricity gas; open fireplace beautiful views;
| ERAND-NEW: hye minutes walk to connect
cut ave and bureau of standards.
Chevy Chase, D. C.-Brlck
Bungalow.
iS1O.75O; SIS cash, SS5 monthly
/ rooms. tiled baths; hot-water heat: cleo
tririty; gas open fireplace: concrete p1rrhss,
/, wnsh trays, etc; second moor couid lie ar
ranged separate apartment.
@. B. ZANIZINGER,
| 9G3 y. Y. AVE. Phone Main 5S7l
No sass2s
/ Two STORY HOUSE. FOUR ROOMS, LOT
| 2ox1co IT. 1856 Il ST. ne. Ideal location -
! AMMENDALE, MD-i6l-5 ACRES. WELL
watered; Two small houses: plenty OF ,,nI per
street car. CHARLES BECRAFT. BeltsNll!e,
Md. -.
| TO SELL A GOOD BARGAIN IN A BEAETI
| ful Il room house in best section of Petworth;
| Ii. VIII: cleo lights: hardwood floors; win
| dows all screened: large sleeping porches: big
lot am leaving city. will sell cheap. Address
Box 81 G--Star office. ~
| II ROOM BRICK HOUSE on ST. NEAR
| End NV. Price. $500. Immediate possession
For information phone Col. 500. 70
TWO BRICKS: Sc. SECTION; SIX ROOMS
bath and cellar each modern improvements,
cash. Call Lincoln 25s9 after pm 90
IDEAL HOME WITH INDIVIDUALITY In
Chevy Chase. Every modern convenience: :
blocks from Conn. ave. on Thornarple st. built
in garage; elf-stokins furnace, large grounds
pebble dash. slate roof I rooms and space for
| . more, screened porcles. 1ireless cooking, gas
range fireplace and free wood, garden. So. 600.
on easy terms. Immediate possession. OWNER,
cleve. 1411-J.
FOR SAT.E-2o1 9Th ST NE-SIX LARGE
rooms bath and pantry, back yard 10 feet deep,
paved alley, room for garage; squares from
Lincoln Park; lines; $1,000 cash pal
ance in terms Apply to OWNER. 2l9 9th ST.
ne. after pm; no agents 20
VACANT; READY FOR 0CCUpANCY; IN
lexington; six rooms, tile bath; NV. H.; elec-
tricty; stationary tubs servants toilet front
and rear porches: room for garage Price,
$500; cash. s. 600. Line. $780, after $50
TAKoMA PARK. MD. = DESIRABLE COT
tage. eight rooms, bath: slate ROOF etc. AR
THUR X. C0LRURN. Attorney. 5l5 st. NV
CHEVY CHASE-MODERN, d L T A Ii T. d
house; 8 rooms baths. bot-water heat Pitts
burgh instantn 'eous hot-water heater; garage:
block Of Conn. ave. car line. Owner leaving
city. 1885 kanawha st. 23s
MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY FOR CLIENT
Groom and bath house: best section Columbu
Heights. terms. Address Box Dip, Star Office
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IIARTUNG & GIBBONS,
WILL A M s. 2 H L L 2 5
1909 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main o.

YOU WILL NEED TO ACT QUICKLY
TO SECURE y HOME ut this price In
this exclusive section. Ten large. con-
veniently arranged rooms and bath,
hot-water heai and gas; Just been
papered throughout; in excellent condi-
ton. Price. SO. 1870: convenient terms
of sale can be arranged. IN MI.
PLEASANT
JUST ONE INSPECTION WILL
PROVE THIS EXCELLENT HOMES
WORTH. Located on wide street in
the northeast section Of the city: prac
tically new bungalow with rooms and
bath. h.-w.h.. cleo. It's: garage; M
MEDIATE POSSESSION. A REAL BUY
at 81, $50.
BUY THE HOUSE YOU LIKE AND
RE SATISFIED. Here is a choice buy,
situated amid attractive homes and
unusually pleasant surroundings; g
rooms and bath, INV. b. and other mod
ern conveniences; room for garage: will
be renovated throughout. Only 1880.
RARE OPPORTUNITY To RUY A
HOME that is located in netghb0r-
hood that Is bound to please every
one; to be sold at So, 400; Il spacious
rooms and bath: semi-detached. with
side lights; in good northwest section;
room for garage; with many conven-
fences; very easy terms.
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Main l477.
Main 2345.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

An entirely modern house containing
six rooms. bath, electricity: colonial
style; lot 20x135; wide alley: one-half
square from l4th Ut. car line.
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FOR SALE
112O MORSE ST. NE
Near 18th and Florida ave Brick. rooms
and bath: cellar. furnace. front porch. Today's
price, S, $50.
G. r. WARING,
800 BOND BLDG. Franklin 6571
14th and New York ave NV
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Price. s.. S0o-BLOOMINGDA an
attractive home Of six rooms and bath:
occupied by the owner. who will give
sleeping porch and a garage; a small cash
payment will be accepted and the bal
ance arranged to your convenience.
Price. 81, 500-CHEvY CHASE; up
to-tlate home: modern In every respect
and well suited for small family; 1t
has bedrooms and = baths on the Sec
ond floor. large living room with open
fireplace; 1t Is now vacant and convenient
terms will be made.
Price. $5.5O0-NORTHEAST abso-
lutely a bargain and one that will re-
six-room and bath brick, having furnace
heat. gas light and possession will be
given. 1t requires only O small amount
of cash to handle this.
Price, $12. O00-CLEvELAND PARK:
inspect this one Immediately large de-
tached home in a beautiful location, hay-
ing IL rooms and 2 baths, sun parlor and
garage; attractive large trees and
shrubbery and the house put In fne con-
dition immediate possession and reason
able terms.
oLETON, INC,
Phone Main 1923.
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Near Conn. Ave. and
NIillion-Dollar Bridge.
81 5O0-TernS

Eight spacious rooms and two baths on
two floors. hot-water heat; electric light;
room for garage; cement front porch;
large double rear porcLes
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Chevy Chase, D. Bungalow,
$40, 500; $1,000 cash, $85 monthly
rooms ), tiled baths; 5 bedrooms, two
14x16 feet; living room. 141ls feet; open IRE
place: hot-water heat: electricity; corner lot lot
G,xl1O: BRANDSEW; minutes 10 .ohh'
ave- cars and bureau of standards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Three Parent Teachers Associations
Of The City Hold Meetings On Friday

THE Parent-Teachers association OF
\ the Grandview school met Friday
afternoon, devoting the entire
time to an enthusiastic business
meeting. At the close, instead of the
usual social hour the members
guided by the principal, Mrs. F. Cul-
ligan. and the president Of the circle
Mrs. ". q. Daughdrill. inspected the
additional rooms just finished. and
new equipment for manual training
and sewing installed-al necessary
TO take care Of the ever increasing
enrolment in this newest Of FL
FasO's schools.
The motion was unanimously made
TO send the following letter Of ap-
probation;
The parents and the teachers Of
Grandview school desire to express
TO the city board Of school trustees.
the superintendent and assistant
superintendent our sincere gratitude
and appreciation for the kindly and
selpful interest they have manifested
toward our school since we became
a part OF the city system We espe-
ciaIy wish to mention the increased
teaching corps. which has increase
our capacity for efficiency: the fin
ishlng and equipping Of three rooms.
"nlcn were very urgently needed:
and the improvements made on the
auditorium
Mrs. W. Q. DaughdrfIl. F. CuIliean.
= T. Bryan, J. W. kirkpatrick and
lack Craddock signed the communi-
cation-
The Parent-T Teachers association Of
Bailey school met on Friday after
noon at 3 o'clock in the school audi
torlum- SiNty-five were present and
the meeting was a most interesting
one. The program for the afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Mexican Wages Fail
To Keep Pace With
Rise OF Lioing Cost

chihuahua, Mexico. Jan s1.-Ac-
cording to official statistics published
by the commerce and Industry Depart
ment. the wages and cost OF living
for a workingman with a wife and
two children are as follows in the
principal Mexican states: In COahuila
WAGES per day (Mexican gold equal
10 SO cents American gold, are from
one TO two pesos and minimum cost
Of living $3.50 daily.
In Chihuahua wages are $3.50 TO
80 daily and cost TO live. S2-52
In Mexico City, wages are from
s125 10 s2.75 and the cost TO live.
1888.
In Sonora, wages are from $50 to
$3.50 and the cost Of living IS s2.59
a day.
In Veracruz, wages are from $50
10 $3.50 and the cost Of living IS
s250
In Tucatan. wages are s3.T5 to seven
pesos daily and the cost OF living Is
500
Five years ago the salaries were 50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

included a vocal solo by Mrs. VIII T.
Owen; a talk by Glenn o. Everman on
the boy scout movement; song.
-Smarty," Betsy Dixon and John
Sheridan; and a song by the high
sixth grade. A prize. a beautiful
plant. was awarded to the room hav-
ing the largest percentage Of mothers
of the school children present This
prize went TO the second grade room.
Of which Miss Edith MaIoney is
teacher.
This meeting was also in the nature
OF china shower for the serving at
the associauOnal meetings and quite
a number OF attractive pieces were
presented by the mothers to the or
ganization.
Many questions OF interest TO both
parents and teachers were discussed.
Tea was served and a social hour fol-
lowed Mrs. Charles lie Baron. Mrs.
Alves Dixon. and Mrs. ". H. Vance
presided at the tea table.
A discussion Of making the school
a community center for parents
teachers and children was the sob
Ject Of the meeting Of the Morehead
school Parent-Teacher association
on Friday afternoon Miss Helen
Hubbard Swift gave an interesting
talk in favor Of the idea, saving that
/, would be OF great assistancs il.
teaching the children the idea OF CO.
operation. Miss Miriam Toles also
spoke of the advantage Of the school
as community center. Miss Frances
Luther played beautifully a piano solo
Mrs. r p. Mosson has been an
pointed to direct the first community
meeting at the school, which Is to be
held on the evening OF February 20.
At this meeting the parents teachers
and students will attend
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Ell PASO BOYS TAKE SECOND
DEGREE IN CITY HI-Y CLUB

Eight boys OF Hi-Y Friday were in
lated in the second degree OF the club.
qualifying each for the official club
include clean speech. clean sports.
clean habits and clean scholarship.
Those taking the degree Were- Lee
Roy Hill, Leroy CLARION. Bud Roe.
Paul Goakes, Herbert Rand. Edward
Ford, Edgar Wyatt and Henry Moore.
Next Tuesday night first OF the
third degree members viii be initi-
ated. At this time II. 3. Durkee viii
talk on Choosing Ny Companions"
Saturday afternoon the boys went
through the telephone exchange as a
part Of their educational program.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
MEXICANS WANT TO SEND
SPARE CORN TO THE U. S

Chihuahua, Mexico. Jan. 31-The
confederation Of the chamber Of
commercs bas requested permission
from the treasury department for
the farmers Of Chihuahua to export
20.000,000 kilos 1.-TWO pounds per kilo)
OF corn free OF duty TO the United
States, because in Chihuahua last
year the crop surpassed greatly the
needs OF the local consumers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Chicago Bakers Raise
Price OF Bread I Cent

Chicago. Ill, Jan 31.-Retal bread
prices in Chicago Will be increased
oneeent effective next Monday. lead
ing bakers announced today. The
new price will be II and y cents for
a pound loaf o. bread and the one
and one-haf pound loaf viii sell for
16 and II cents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
YOUR HOME
Our Dyeing Department
Best In Southwest

Before opening efficient Dyeng plant, we put Of
of the largest Eastern manufacturers searching for
to put at the head Of our plant We fortunate IN
curing who knows every angle of the dyeng business.
He can match any color no matter how delicate OF how diff
fcut The dyeing done without particle Of injury to
the danest fabric Some of the dyeng work turned out by
this department has been little short of wonderful Trust
your dyeng US and we will give you the utmost satisfaction
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
OKLAHOMA REPUBLICANS
REETgE To RACK Low

Eingfisher. Okla. Jan 31.-At the
sixth district Republican convention
here Friday, two delegates were Sc
lected TO the national convention IN
instructed as 70 presidential prefer
ence. A resolution was offered in
structing the delegates for Gov. Low
den. OF Illinois. but it was rejected
by the convention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

Minneapolis. MINI, Jan. 31.-Flour
prices have varied only slightly here
during January. II was learned to-
day. Early in the month flour ad-
vanced a quarter TO s1A75 q barrel,
but January 20 It dropped 50 cents.
and has remained at s1425 since. ac-
cording to quotations at the leading
mills here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
MILLION MORE VOTED TO
ENFORCE L. s. DRY L

Washington, D. C. Jan. 5I-The
house Friday voted TO appropriate
$1,000, 600 IN addition to 100000
previously granted by congress. for
enforcement OF national prohibition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
ARRAIGNED on LIQUoR CHARGE.

Albert Saunders was arraigned
Saturday morning before United
States commissioner A J. W Schmid
and charged with receiving and
transporting TO Tsleta, 50 pints OF
whisky. He was held 70 the next fed
eral grand jury and in default OF
5000 bond was Committed 70 iaIL