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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-17

Will Lockett, the negro muir
derer, was electrocuted at Eddy
vile last Thursday morning. Be-
sides the last little girl he MUIR
dered he had killed four other
women. He made a confession
before the hour of his departure,
professed religion and started on
his journey to try the realities of
an unknown world, shouting the
praises of his redeemer. Every
body who believes he got any
higher than the ground, stand
up.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-17

Entered at the Columbia Post-ofice as second
lass mail matter.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-17
Milford, III.

Editor
/ guess some of my friends
will be surprised to hear of me
being in Illinois. We landed
here the 18th and believe me it
was some cold. but it looks like
now we may have some nice
weather. Illinois seems to be
but title different from Ken
lucky, especially the people. 1t
seems to be a hard job to meet
anyone and not speak to them.
Milford is a very small town be-
tween DanviIle and Chicago.
It is a fine business town. The
hard road that some of the Adair
county boys worked at last sum-
mer, opens the 18th, and will
pay six dollars per day. At that
price anyone ought to save mon
ey. Mr.. Roy Cannon, who came
out last spring, has had a bad
case of flu. Will close by saying
if you come to Milford, come to
North Hotel. 1t won't cost you
nothing.
Ebert Wooten.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-17

visit he will 60 to number of
points out of town. Col. Ripy
informed The News that he had
been given a cordial reception in
all the counties he had visited in
the district. From here he went
to Casey county.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-17

If the political sentiments of
the Courier-Journal and Louis
vile Times are to be judged from
the editorials that appear in said
papers, there is but one conclu-
sion-they are both Republican
In expression.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-17

The Kentucky Legislature will
adjourn on St. Patrick's Day.
From all accounts the members
have not seen any snakes at
Frankfort during the session.
The ban was on.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-17

We are authorized to announce
FRANK L. BIPY, Of Anderson Coun-
ty, q Democratic candidate for Con-
gress, in the Eighth district, subject
to the action ofHthe State primary,
Auguit z, 1920.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-17
Public Sale.

Murrell Bros. will sell at public auc-
ton, at the Russell's Creek Roller
Mill, on Saturday the 10th of March,
One horse, one mule a wagon and a
lot of plows. Household goods, CON-
paratiyely new piano, and a large
number of other articles and kitchen
furniture. 20-2t
Sale will start at 10 a. m.
Fresh groceries at all times, the best
the market affords.
Nell & Cheatham.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized to announce
RALPH GILBERT. of Shelby county,
q candidate for the Democratic nomi.
nation for Congress in this, the Eighth
Congressional District Of Kentucky.
State Primary Election Saturday,
August I, 1920.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-17

Col. Frank L. Ripy, of Law
Tenceburg, Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Eighth dis
trict, visited Columbia last
week. He met quite a number
of Democrats while here, and
from what we have learned he
made a very favorable impress
sion. He expects to again visit
this county. on q county court
day, perhaps. and on his next
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-17

The Louisville Post is the only
Democratic daily PUBLISHED in that
city. 1t has not been Hert, and
rank and file of the Democrats in
the country like it.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-17
WED. MAR. II. 1920.

Subscription Price LIST and'2nd Postal Zone
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HZones beyond 2nds$ 90 per'year
A Subscription due nd..Payable in'Advance
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-05
Juz MAP

Ano. iu1 maj as priroda
troehu opozdtua, ale pfee to sku.
teenc mesie mai
krasnS jest mtsic maj, kdy we.
elmo Sc prohouzi v Hoyf zivot a
se radujc 2 krds, iez nam tento
mesic pfindsi. ptaeto Sc vraci K
nam $ noyfmi pisnemi, ably mas
obveselovalo a povzhuzoyalo ku
dalsimu zivotu d radujic Sc S Mani
s%oucasne, IL isme So ysichni sc
zdravi zas ara a jeho kras do
ckali, A pohledem ma tyto krasy
pfirodni okfcjc, osy6li Sc mysl j
duse nase.
Mesic MAJ. nelKrasneis i 10 me.
sic v celem rocc. nam dostatccnG
nahradi ysechny pfestdle ntrapy
zimy a zyldstt lctos. ktera liz by.
In k omrzeni. Ale iak Sc fika, ze
vse ma syti kouec u take tato.
A ted i radosti a obnoyenou &.
nergii pusfme Sc vsichni i chuti
do prace zaroyeii 4 pfirodon, "a.
pudme Cd sebe vsechen trid.
hlcdme 50 smifiti $ osudem ale.
spon potud, poklid mono. Jdeme
do teto krasnt pfirody a tam
hledme IL oSveziii Il opojiti icjimi
krasami Il talk NJ castecne ule-
viii ~.
Y Europe. zvlastd y ccchach, i
nadsenim byl ~oslayoydn den pry-
Milo maize a letos ic urcen der
prvniho MAZE ! zde y Americc, ia
ko den ku proicyu vlasteneckebo
citeni vtlci teto zemi D~oufejme.
zc Y den t.nto Dude vzdy i I1ctott
vzpominano tech, ktefi polozili
sve ziyoty "a krasnou idci demo.
kracic a IN osyobozeni vsech nj.
rodd. Budi& jim zacllovana y6Gna.
cestna pamatkal
~ /. "
TAX vida, zeny hIasovaly a svet
sc nczbofil, ale klidnt Sc toci dali
Tfednictvo stale yysetI1lje w.
soke eeuy eukru, ale ccua jrho
stoupa stale dali
Policie bedliy6 hlida zlod6ie.
ale oni kradou bczpcfpe dal!
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Slibuji Sc nam nizsi eeny vseclI
zlyofnicli potfeb, ale ceny jejicl
stoupaji dali :.
Jak We uasv6dcuie, bndon nam
~podayana jcnom tesinska jabIi.
CHA, 4 nimiz jc nam So jen t1siti
dali
Frantiska Hauzerova, Hcrriek,
81. Oak, I. dubna 1920. va
me 81 prace . ob6fi jinych lidi. -
Kdyz tax costo Jsem made ysim
zklamanp b roztrptena, ba mysI
mi jc nhkdy taxi sklesla, ~ pod
nam ztraeeii zaiem pro We kolein
scbe. Ale je dobfe, III podobna
perioda II muc dIouho netrva. Phi
jde dopis ID pflteIe, ncbo pfftclky
ne, je Y mem nekolik dobrgch sIogI
poyzbuzenf Il III M mpk VIZ hncd
zd1 Iepsfm
81 mnoldy zmize dobrf sIovo,
kterf MS uie uestoji 70 uoyh M
dfJe Il sJy doda doipa rada pffte
Iowa kazdf ID dobrd stoyo je
Jakc Lfasttg fifbg tfply tualoyf
debtffek, % mimi IL VIZ rolze
d okfeje 4 nase srdee Ne WI
rozzeIena ii okfeje noyon eilou d
padfu % dobr9eb sIoyeeb nasefo
.fifeIe. A jakg opak M majf slo's
w jizJiyh d uEtdpafo6, ktera fasto 4
EOIik rauf Json M sIoya jako y
kferA VIZ rozmpfh 4 tpko 4
pu nemdoardnostf. ~ takoYfrh /
dzliyteh eleyfeL 10 eltiae jako !
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-05

va isuNl pe n dslen smsch
y psislehasnlee ale IL iseu lhie
heshhlem = mnntl u siiii amt
lpAlersAi Jako MA hlitAA snu
seti u np a. kAs4 ir AmenkAn. III
le siee nclll my H,ir - naseslil,
nlr AM " ncnaustl sptAsne rsAii
A heAi svt slaeti Ma drnhs slra
Int pilNthuValge mnsrl Ihrasii
Iltpk Wi rAlminkaml, nauell ~
Itve, eisi i p>al M0teme NJ, pfi
'slehusalci bSii hr,ii. nelul nAm
vice pAi, Amerirkt naleti aneln
|deicm ptis,shoyaie0. Tim lscm
vas, pane nulAkm. hem,slela NJ
|ktctak araSrt a donlam II ~ ma
me mhndcic hneAui nroio, ~ lscm
~ vas ysala easictna sa lrre m6ho
,lnpislh
RuNntS pruNim vseeky tlcnafkN
u etcnatr, ah, ~ nrhptvali n rakli
tsem ~ ntiak ttcha nrdepatir
MIN uraeila, ably mue odpustili a
pofadalclcc dakuii IA trpS
.livusi 5 mtmi dlouhS mi dopisy
Chef So vas irsis. mile 5irnafky
uutnii. go snutlife a Tom klo M.
sila lidcm mobility. htrrt ma dc.
setkrni npsui II dcslii osuham
roslatl kdyz TAX ncudela, hrozi
~ mu irestem u kdyl udtla, slibn
IL " ma stesii Pudobuy dopiN
.isem dusiala prave dues u TAX
vas 2adam . vas usudek. iii tomu
.nedavam 1adne viry a ncnecham
vi ladnlm fanutikem pfedpisuyat
"a vyhroSoynt. III l,oha ctim svym
.zpnsobpm a modlim Sc ttI svSm
%lpnsobem,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-05

sila lidcm mudlitby. kirrt ma dc.
vatkrat npsut u dcyiti osubam
poslatl kdyS TAX ncudela, hrozi
80 mu irestrm u kdNz udeld, slibn
j. 20 ma st6sti PndobnS dopis
isem doStula prive dues u TAX
was Sadam o vas usudek. Ja tomu
nedavam iadnt viry a ncnccham
Isl zadnSm fanutikem picdpisoyat
Vi vthrusuvnt. ia l,ohu ctim syym
Izpnsolmm a modlim sc ttz sylm
pnsobem,
Antonio Fridrichova, Tyndull.
So. Oak, due ~. dubna 1920,
lCtend PAM potadatelko. %odpusftc,
zc Wis obteluiil Bndfte tax laska.
va n poradte mi, iak mono ma.
kladat houby, ably 80 %nemusely su.
Sit n ably vydrzely. Tady rosie
hodne hub u my j. name radl
l%sma2ent Il suselle uelzc smazil Nv
vasi laskayost pfcdem ddkuji. Pc
tasi zde name velmi spatne, TAX
re praee v polich .ie znacne zdr.
lcna u mnoho farm6fn ma jcste
dosti seti. : krajanskym pozdra.
VEN dopis svii koncim.
Ctena pfitcIkyncl Go sc tSce
nakladdni hub. myslim, 10 by SO
daily dobfe uchovati jcn do hczky
Islant yody, dat do ovociych Iii.
|hvi a i t6mito jc dat do vody VA.
Ifit V p6ic jake spargl, nebo po-
dobnt mleniny. ID .isem jc oby-
cein6 zavafela na kysclo. | susc.
ne houby Sc moliou dobfe smaziti.
Totiz je dati ia nejaky cus moeit
do teple yody II pax nechat ia
cednlkn osaknout, tlat bud cele
ancb rozsekane IN kasirol la ma
slo, ncbo sidlo osmazit, pax dat
Ivcjce. Aneb SO mollou celt osma.
zit, pfipojit k masn, aneb ncchat
= masem DUST. Nekdo ic ma rad
i elbnlkou duscne, aneb usckanG
je dat do %zaprazene kyscle oma.
cky.
-
Aloisie Kasalova, Birkncr, H.,
III. dubna 1920. - Ctcna PAM pc.
fadatclko! Sc znjmem slcduji V
Pokroku'' vcskcrt dopisy, mad
|kterymi sc musi clovck zamyslcti
- lustit, jak krdsne by molllo vac
.byti, kdyby ncbylo II yelkt ire.
Inicc. Vine vsak zajistd ysicIni,
.ze, kdyby byla IN celem sycie
ponzc jcdna Jec, toliko jcdna VI.
ra aidy mcneil byclom Sc 0 90
pfiti u ncbylo by 0 Gem .jpdnati.
Royn@ nemolu ii yysyitlit, jak
nekdo miizc Ia nasi yolnost nazy.
val svobodou Jakd ysak jc 10 syo
boda, kdyz VI cIoyck nrmiizc ani
IN penize kolipiti TO, go vlastnc
by potfcboyal u meIo by mi byti
dopfin0. 20 vi IN tn dfinu yez
meme ssebot, M nadcjdc posledni
naselio zigota, nczli polt.
zc to, 60 jsme sntdIi d vypili. w.
oysem jesl pynf X pitt dost h
sobf mysli, " bndou d to
kdy jintlo pitt nebudou.
- ale ycllce poehybnji d tom, h.
7 dyaeatfm stoleti spokoji 10 iii
Jez loho osveznJiciho piliva Df.
", ktlyz dtlnik pfisel q prdcc, D,
.yeeJnf ptinesI zasnyrd syebou
Iroelm tolo piva v pejIku hned
lomh PakIj zcua, jinak jsoue
sain6sinauat nomhln v Ease ION IL.
tafeno hrd ytdfIa vi Rudy, kdyl
t"dela, ~ M rychIo %pfiprnven0n
'efcfj bude Elm zapiti. BylaIi IN
thI pfcdlozena Iusa, kaplua, VI.
rove atd d h tDinu zeli uebo rhz-
y oindeky, NJ zaJistt nebyla W.
~ nikteraL vboduJm zapitim pro
fazd1bo, Ost0tn6 20 n yod6 ne
take yzdy pttjemN poris
Y Y Malndku. PodmhsIi mynfz
Iebl nhpojem pro haytM D jDh
fzen praeujiei Iidj, UrLDf ~ siIy
h lnyit by kolik kar zim
4. starf pfisJovi ptasi tdyz
: d1k Nv soJnu, TAX bojaJ Ale
4 kolog j. otazka siaoby Jeet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Sir Thomass Amusing
Tales OF ''Dry" N. Y.

Londor. Eng, Jan. 31.-AmusinE
stories Of dry" America were told
by Sir Thomas Upton when he land
ed at Southampton on his return
from New York De said.
you meet q man and he says; u
course, you cannot get drink Tor
love or money, but have bottle or
two of Whiskey II you want one
you run across a policeman ana
he saws of course. IL is strictly
against the law. but II you 90 70 the
chemist across the way he VIII give
you a prescription that IS worth
ssThe boots at your hotel says; OF
course. Won must not have g. drink IN
ais place, hut il you really want one
have a bottle in my NIP pocket
you hire a taxi and the driver
SAYS forgive me for suggesting II
but IL you want q drink can oi ~
you TO the place where they have the
..rfat IS dry America today. u
Shamrock " wins the cup there VIII
certainly be enough Whlskey IN Ne"
York TO toast her success
i am more hopeful about llItlng
the cnD than ever before" continued
Sin Thomas The races viii take
place in June and July. The course
has vet 10 be settled Either vanity
or Resolute viii be selected 70 de-
fend the cup
.aThe skipper Of Shamrock viii be
can't ". = Burton, OF Ipswich. and
the crew viii be chosen from men al
TsriEhtliuEsea and soutnalnp ION
Thev win 20 TO America. and IN
Narch i shall take across the %
metre shamrock 10 sail trials Win
the challenger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
FL PASGAN HELD
/. IN MURDER CASE

Los Angeles, Calf. Jan. 31.-Rafael
Mendez, said 70 be wanted in FL Paso
for murder, was arrested here today
by deputy sheriffs on information De-
clared by them 10 have been supplied
by his wife
Rafael Mendez is wanted in Fl Paso
in connection with the death OF Oc-
taviano queTara, which occurred De-
cember s. 1913, when he was hit on
the head with q meat cleaver during
a fight over a card game at Ninth and
FL Paso streets Mendez has not been
indicted, according 10 records in the
district clerks office, but his name
was turned over Saturday TO the dis
tricr attorney. The case viii be taken
up next week by the grand jury, II
is said
Shortly after Guevara was killed.
jose Ramirez, Felipe Campo, Francisco
Benavides, Jesus Martinez and Pan
flo Salas we're arrested They were
all released on account OF lack OF
evidence
Juan Franco. city detective. was put
20 work on the alleged murder case
He rearrested Jose Ramirez Ra-
nireZ was indicted on a charge Of
murder and theft over $50. Detec-
tive Franco continued 70 work on the
case, learned that Rafael Mendez is
said TO be Ramirez's partner. traced
Mendez to Colorado. and from there
20 Los Angeles where he was ar
rested
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Scientists Unable To
L.ocnfe LnfLuenzn Gem

Boston. Mass. Jan. 3I.-One Of she
most desperate murdcrers in the his
rory OF the world IS at large, and
scientists thus far have been unable
to locate him This terrible truth
was brought out by Prof. T. n.
Rivers. OF Johns Hopkins hospital,
Baltimore. who addressed the Society
of American Psychologists. in an
uual convention at the Massachusetts,
Institute Of Technology
This criminal is the germ respon-
sible for influenza, according 10
Prof Rivers.
According TO statistics presented
by Prof. Rivers in 1908, certain
bacillus was identified and CLASSIFIED
as an influenza bacillus. but t. mas
been found that the germ flourishes
in the bodies OF perfectly healthy IN
dividuals while others, strlck en-
with influenza are not visited BY
the germ The theory now IS that an
ORGANISM so small that IL eiuoes the
most powerful microscope. is the
real culprit, and. furthermore, sclen-
fists declare that the human eye Is
SO constructed that il VIII probably
never see through microscope lne
actual guilty germ which has siam
many thousands in influenza cpl
denies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Sir Arthur Brown Plans
FEqhf Across Pacific

Oakland cal Jan. 31.-Plans are be-
NJ made here for assisting Sir
Arthur Written Brown. British avia-
tor. in -hopQing Off on his proposed
Eight across the Pacific from this
city. u is understood that the aviator
who spanned the Atlantic shortly AZ
ter that feat was accomplished BY
the american "Nancies." viii begin
his flight from Durrant field
According 10 sir Arthur, he on
ticipates less difficulty in crossing
the Pacific than was encountered in
negotiating the Atlantic, because OF
developments brought out in that
Eight and because Of several i'm
provements in aerial mechanism ef-
fected since that time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Kerensby Working In
''Bedneru," SduS Aide

New York n =. Jan. Ak eren-
sky Is working IN q London beef
and beanery.' The poor fellow il
down at the heel He is in the same
boat as I am"
This was the message Gregory I'll
bOorg. formerly secretary Of labor In
the short lived Kerensky regime,
gave 70 delegates OF the eleventh
annual convention of the Intercolle-
giate Socialist society The meeting
was held at the Greenwich House,
No. q Barrow street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

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Our Memphis factory means quick service
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endorsed By governors. senators and bank
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
AdOises Conservation To
Ward off Food Famine

san Francisco Cal Jan o1---Allel-
lea Will feel the most appalling 1000
shortage the world has ever known
late next spring is the warning Civ
en- here By Thomas Forsyth Hunt
dean OF the University Of California
cease buyinE expensive clothing
and shoes and practise the utmost
economy all down the line or the 50
percent food condition now existing
in Europe viii be SO greatly reduced
By spring that starvation VIII XIII
more persons than the war. and Amer
lea herself VIII 90 for lack Of proper
food" dean H1nt said The demand
70 be mode upon Americas food re-
sources by Europe next year viii sur
PASS anything heretofore dreamed OF.
and only the housewives can prevent
actual famine in this country"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
FLU EPIDEMIC
HITS DECLINE

Chicaro, III. Jan 5I.-Influenza
and pneumonia claimed the heaviest
toll Of the present epidemic during
the last - hours. Two hundred and
seven deaths. 122 from influenza ard
So from pneumonia were reported TO
health commissioner Robertson.
New cases OF both diseases con-
tinued TO show a marked decrease
dav- influenza Tell to $50 reported
victims today, hardly e third Of the
daily toll reached a week ago New
cases OF pneumonia today numbered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31


ursSTFD-Foreman, who understands
bandling lumber, for box factory. state
experiences and salary expected P o.
Box 81
TRTCR DRIVER with business expert
enee married man preferred Apply be-
fv-esn ] and D. m. Mr.. wagner, Fire
stone Tire and Rubber CO.
WaNTFD-Fxperience edEer man. = lum-
bar checkers and leaders for saw mill In
the Sacramento mountains Apply Santa
Fe Fuel %.
0PFRATIVES: Experience unnecessarys
We instruct you travel make secret IN
vestiEations: salaries. expenses harlles
Detective Agency. St joseph. Mlssourt
ENERGETIC young man. quick and ac-
curate. for general office work and as
sistant accountant Give ph9ne NUMBER
ard references. P O. DraWer ~.
TaSTED-Man with team and imple-
rnents 10 put five acres In planting condl-
+Ior cali Al W +. Payne place on county
road Sunday or phone sgi-Jl-
NAN 10 WORK this city r=finishing chande-
method. $40 daily without capital or *
perieuce. Write Guumetal Co. 1sS s-ini'
Decatur. NJ
YOTTSG sTEN for Railway Nah clerks.
s110 month Experience unnecessary FOR
free particulars examinations. write Y
Terry CORNER government e1alnineEJ. 80
Continental Bldg. Washlngton-
7TTSS-E1-s under SCI Experiences unneces-
rrv travel: make secret Investigation
reports Salaries, expenses Write Arneri-
can Foreign Detective Agency. 4o4' 81
MONEY 10 LOAN.
Money loaned on diamonds Watches, lev
elrv. automobiles and OIL stocks az tne
lowest rate OF Interest: business strictly
l'ii-o SECURITY LOAN CO.
WANTED IN AIEXICO-Thoroughly com
petent rnaehinist, experienced On instalia-
don OF mine and mill machinery aiso
lathe work; salary s1T5- Apply lll- Mis-
Building.
TTSNTED-Thoroughiy competent book
keeper. SIS. room and board; easy Wor. <.
but long hours; married ilan 1890 "a. q :
, state full particulars as 70 experience ete-
Address X IS. care Herald-
WTDE-AWAKE MAN TO TAKE CHARGE
Of cur Local Trade. $500 20 $500 a Gay
steady. No experience required pay starts
at once- Write today, American FloSl11
CO $50 American Bldg. Cincinnati. q.
DFTFCTTVES-ETperi or ineEperi-
enced. graduates, students. even loeailty'
Tor irvestirating. reporting. shadoWing.
tracing. Unusually attractive offer- Not
school international. Box 2S5. Palestine
Texas
SKILLED MFN-stsnographers clerks and
other skilled labor for mercantile mine
ard milling concerns. File application
with Frpert Service Bureau, Aihuquerque,
New Mex.
lBREAKFAsT SPECIALS
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I No. Ham. Bacon. Eggs, Hot Cakes,
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I No. s-Hot Cakes. Ham or Bacon. Coz
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No small Steak. 2 Eggs. Toast
Coffee ---------------. 's-
Z No. E-Bueizwheat Cakes. Sausage and
BOTTOMS CAFE.
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ITSCIE SAN BOOSTS YOU RIGHT ALONG
I II you have q government position ano
I show ability. Nowhere are posaini lties
I FOR rapid promotion more apparent nelSs
I the bic demand for government JOBS 4 q
prepare you for exauinations and Eaalen-
I tee your appointment: good places nov
Ne Ir0DAT for booklet IA 391 describing
places and how TO get then SEND Ee
I money. the Information - FREE Ear
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
TO DISSATISFIED owNERs or

TO DISSATISFIED OWNERS OF
NON-ACTINE OIL STOCKS
know there are a whole lot OF
people IN r Paso and the South
west who are dissatisfied with the
on stocks they own. While these
stocks have a varying cash value.
they have net brought the returns
their owuers anticipated I an n
a position 70 exchange these Etucl 3
for a deal IN the Homer Field that
e bound 20 appeal 10 anyone who
appreciates the possibilities Of an
OH proposition that Is properly
handled so 70 /, 100 20 I. and
even SEQ 20 / is not out q the
bounds Of reason on the plan I
have Il wiz stand the fullest In
vestIrntlou- There f. no Obligation
on your part IN making the iuves-
tigatiou. II you viii write and
state Just what stocks you own.
the number Of shares each and
what you consider a fair market
price. I viii be glad 20 give you
full Information as 70 my plan.
and what 7 VIII allow you on an
exchange basis
As the amount Of money I re-
quire IS comparatively small, the
amount Of stocks I can use as col
lateral IS limited. In other words.
n you want 20 get IN on an OIL
PROPOSITION that promises the big
rest possible returns, act nov As
j haven't established an offlce IN
II Paso, ask you 70 send your
answers 70
OIL OWNERS OPPORTUNITY.
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