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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
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UNDERTAKING CO.
Open day and night 50s-50s Texas. Phi
~. Private ambulance service
j. j. EAsTEB 3 co.
10 D. Cannlal s.. Pllne. ~ and ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01

FOR SALE.
A $4,000 stock OF shelf and build
ers. hardware located In Las
Cruces. n " Las Cruces
ls in the heart Of the upper
Ri0 Grande Valley. about 90 miles
north OF II Paso. where cotton.
produce and other farm products
are grown 20 abundance Best To-
cation iu town. Rent reasonable
Lease can be Transferred 20 pur-
chaser. This is best opportunity
offered IN the Southwest 10 any
one who desires 20 engage IN tho
hardware business IN Eood town
with g promising future.
TRI-sTaTE ASSOCIATION OF
CREDIT MN.
II Paso. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01

LuaA Gnu ElAAM
LOsT-Watch on second floor Mills Bldg
Retufn 20 Scott white Co. reward
UOsT-Pair Of eyerlasses. Finder return
70 1o5 s Cotton or Phi 56o8. reWard-
LOsT-Jst brooch IN FoId settine, some-
where between Eiaza and postoffice. re-
ward. Phi 1913.
LOST brown box pocketbook al post
Office Finder return 70 Carmen Hotel
and raca-re reward.
EOUND-The best transfer and storage
establishment KELLT's IRAN5EEH a
STORAGE. Pm 36--
LOsT-Diam0nd bar pin near Alta Visits
school OF on ~ Bliss car Ph- $50 be-
Lore p-nl-- $50 later. reNare
LOsT-EnEllsh brlndls Bulldog. undershot
screw tar. leather studded collar on. re-
ward return % 10s y. Stanton.
LOSr-Whits poodle dog IN July. tag $50.
Please return and receive s. reward Mrs.
y p sehuh, AIT. 6. 1903 = san Antonio
LOsr-Dovntown district. small purse.
contains money and g keys, finder keep
money but please return keys Phi g577W-
LOsT-In Juarez. Mexican holiday, small
cream col0red female dog named kit"
Notify Alnnia Waddington, Toyah. Tex.
S. reward
LOsT-one brown coat On upper valley
tanning pictures. kindly return 20 owner
reward. Ph- 627sW, 7. Thomas.
LOsT-ou Arizona car Thursday morning
war saving stamps with owners name on.
reward. Return 70 Nrs- Faulkner. ADV.
Dept Herald
LOST WEDNESDAY MORNING BE-
TWEEN $50 MESA AND THE SILK
SHOP, I PAIR NEW BLACK SHOES.
BILL INSIDE FROM WHITE HOUSE.
ElHDER PLEASE HEruRE TO SILK
SHOP EEHAHDs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
- Re1I-Rooms Furni.hed

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TWO nice. clean rooms FOR nice. clean
men. close 70. Ei-h private family nos
--lI42z
CLOSE ui-Room in private family ad-
Joining bath. suitable Tor 4 or sentle-
men 117 d. Oregon Ph- 45la
FOR RENT-Furniahed room. sleepins
porch, for 4 or gentlemen, steam heat
private family. no invalid no W Prank
I'm, Phi 6s5-
BEAUTIFUL bright room. quiet home.
private entrance. brick garage. block from
car no heallh seekers. references re-
quired- Fh- 1854
NICELY furnished 'front.' bedroom. walk
Ing distance. Sunset Heights gentlemen
preferred. 10 sick SO Los Angeles. Pm
7aaslE.
For Rsnt-Rooms UNFINISHED
FOR RENT-Good brick room. neTly
uapered. desirable tor work shop ana
sleeping room. zoe y. Stanton. --
Housekeeping ROOms-furnishsd
ONE clean front housekeeping room suit
able Tor ore. 81. s1a " oehoa-
TWO light Housekeeping rooms. nicely
furnished. 1878 Myrtle, Pm 4tia-
Two partly furnished light bookkeeping
rooms Phi 5-s5M-
HOUSEKEEPING rooms With front AID
BACK entrance 1aA AH-A--s ---
TWO clean. convenient rooms runn.ns
water. sleeping porch u desired IN ii--s-
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. all kinds com
piato. IS 10 IS week 800 Myrtle Az
TWO nice houseEsepins rooms. also single
housekeeping rooms close IN rea19l-n-i e
415 W. Overland
NICE room and sisepins porch furnished
for light housezeep l1s. ir private nome
sos Clff. PA laslt-
TWO CONS for urhr Housekeeping. com
uletsly furnished. lights. water ana phone
1905 WyominE, Ph- 1lis-
FOR RFNT-Two or lovely rooms FUR
rirhef fo- helsereeufur sleeping pore1ess
new and nice. no children 1890 W5oii--ls-
THREE front housekeeping rooms, first
floor. living ROOM Kitchen E-assea a-7el
Phi $751;
TWO nicely furnished houseezssplns
rooms. lights. water, telephone. waking
distance no sick or children. also 1e--
room for gentlemen Pm $751;
TWO large h0usekeepins rooms. first floor.
bay windows, running water. also arg
VIII be vacated Thursday. no sna- cll.-
fran OF sick and under new management
COS 81. oregon
Housekeeping Rooms-Unfurnished
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THREE large modern urfurnls1ed rooms,
block 20 car 2f11 san DieEo, Pm 15a1n-
FOR RFNT-Two unfuruished rooms for
Urhr houseEcerinE. draperies phone,
lights and water. 81 per month -a-a 2
rH.rrrrrran~H
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01

WANTED-Lady companion for travel
with elderly lady % Omaha. Neb.. partial
expenses paid. Phi 1850.
MLLINERT-aime- segau sos n. kan
saA New hats made, cid hats renovated.
millinery supplies sold
FOR sALE-Country Club membsrship.
$3.50; give phone number In replying Ad-
dress r 20. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01


WANTED-Nlcelg furnished sleeping room
VITA private hath with or without Eltch-
enet. references II desired. "a. $3.50
WANTED-To Lease for a term q years
an TO - room house. must 9e cen
traliy located j. 8 Crozier, 500 Trust
Bids Phi 2056.
TWO on 9 room house. furnished or IN
furnished. no objection 70 being Tar our
for nice Mexican lady and grown daush-
ter. Address . -, care Herald
WANTED-rhrss or room bunEaloE Or
cottage. furnished, By Responsible o--l-
ness man. no children. give full particu-
lars. Address Y S.. care Herald
Wanted-ROOm and Board
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vate home for couple IN Alta vista. Fei-
crences- Pm le4IJ.
Wanted-FuFnituTe
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WANTED-gIo.000 worth OF second nand
furniture TEXAS Furniture Co. Fa. 49si-
GIT an your furniture IS worth. cal ua
before you sell g. ID. HOUaEh ElhNl-
TURE CO.. SOILS 2 san Antonlo. "a $40
We PAY hlghest cash prices FOR Fou
aarnnd hand furniture Or aswing marhines
YOUNG FURNITURE Co. lli s. s-allol
FOR USED FURNITURE
we pay cash and more OF H.
TILL IT TO Us"
STAR FURNITURE co.
FTsTF Y0T7 FT-RyTTTRF TO SELF
Let Us make an estimate Of the value Or
your used furniture You VIII be sur
prised and delighted with our fair ap-
praisals ane prompt p I...3ll5s 70
H95.5A 2 Z - Z = NJ ss-.=
uru
MallzQ-liAaleudu
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w. 10 1 9--- - -5--u- -
AZ. ~ 80 r1.I,. =
~ +, So, - ~ 1900 E-1f 7-b-el
10 n ~ rr-a uh 400
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e. D.-F Eouear EuruTrhen
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FoT-H. -oon, furnishsd house. for rent 20
-.--5-.it1- -,s0-fs onIv esoT wyoming.
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For Renf-Houses UufuFnBhed
FOUR room bungalow. $40; frostpro9t
garage, s. SsW-Mo Court, Apply 1893 Sis
sourl Apt =
T.IT
FOR hent-AparLmehlS Fulnl1let
- - - - ro.af.
Two nice, cool aE-Etllel-7 -l' le--- ----
TO HEALTHY COT RLE-4n res Ioo- --- ~
aleeplnE porch. close IN. f1.- ~ . %. ~,
ONE room Eftchener and hath 30 w
-, Antonio. Pr s1ss
TTTo a. 4 -----e IN 1-5-1ts hone sIeI
f,ouelss, Pm sew.
1pe,so,7 --Y---,-r-,-7-- f,1-5is5e5 s room
apartment Pm so-5-
IHhEE rooms, A-teAs ~. 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01

Wanted Bids
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
TOR STATE ROAD AND BRIDGE
CONSTRU CTION.
Sealed proposals addressed % the county
comnnissl0ners' court OF FL Paao county
for rhs Improvement % certain highway
IN p Paso county VII = received a the
office Of the County Auditor. AZ = Paso.
Texas. until . O'Clock o. III, October 11th.
1880. and then publicly opened and read
Descriution OF work 20 be done
19f75f e r. grading
sessa c. Y. overhaul
5.f1s Lbs reinforcing steel
fss C. y. class "a" concrete
Detailed plans and specifications o. the
work may be seen for examination. and IN
formation may be obtained at the office
81 the County Engineer IN the Courthouse
az e P1so. Texas. and az the otfice OF
the state Highway Department state
OfEce Building Austin. Tex
A certified or cashiers cheek Tor two
thousand dollars (S2ooo.o1l made payahle
without recourse 10 the order q 2 B. Nc
Clintock. County Judge % p Paso county.
must accompany each proposal. as a guar
antee that the bidder. u successful. VIII
enter into contract and make bond IN &C
fications. The right is reserved BY ne
party % the first part % reject any and
on proposals. or 20 waive all technicaltties-
Proposals shall Be submitted in sealed
envelopes and marked "Bid for the Con-
strucfion OF the Fabens Road IN e Faso
County
An BIDS VIII be retained by the depart
merit and viii not Be returned 20 the BID
dsrs- J. A. ESCAJEDA.
fHnaruHHr Auditor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01

LOOK OVER THIS LISTING
ALL BARGAINS AND FOR SALE BY Is.
Hotel, ITO ms. mod. ? cash. bal terms
Hotel, So rma-, mod, = cash. bal monthly
Hotel. 60 rms. modern. easy terms
Hotel - rms modern. part cash. terms
Hotel Sc rms. cheap place. terms
Hotel. "a rms Transient. price right.
Hotel is rms. transient. very cheap.
Apt house. 20 three IN aptss half cash.
furniture Tor sale. long lease on building
Grocery store. Al location. invoice
Confectionery. best location. at q sacrifice
Furniture store. new and md hand. invoice
Coma IN and see Us for business opportuui-
ueE We specialize. prices right
FL PAsO BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
celce, IL W. san Antolio. e Paso. Tex
Phone 1896
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
Real Estate Wanted


Real Estate Wanted
LIT Ne HELP you sell or buy that house.
Pickett. 81 caples Bldg- p. s5oe.
100 PER CENT results from teneme-ta.
TURNER. KEMP & COLDW I'll
WILL Buy 4 or 8 room house and make
substantial first payment II price and 10
cation o. right, from owner only. Ad-
dress 7 60. care Herald
FOUR rooms and sleeping perch or S
room bungalow IN good locality. VIII pay
large cash payment or take I'd equity.
Address I6. care Herald
HAVE a Jew thousand dollars 70 invest IN
roominE houre or other business that car
show substantial proflt1- address s..
care Herald
WANTED. At ONCE-Furnished or IN
furnished bungalow direct from owner,
must be modern. Manhattan HeiElts pre-
fsrred. VIII pay 5000 to 5000 cash Pm
Real Estate Wanted
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WANT to buy. Food : Or 5 room house.
give location and price Addrezs No o
IS care Herald.
HOUSE LIsTISGs WANTED.
We have customer daily and can sell or
rent any property properly priced Tor
JAs. J. WATTS CO.
5oz city National Bank BldE-. Phone 4se-
Wanted to Rent
TWO Iadies employed. want furnighed W
unfurnished apartment. walking distance.
OCT 1st Phi 1117 or lll2.
WANTED-To rent. room house By re-
liaSls party. no small ehlldren. references.
answer quick. Phi. sow.
IF THERE Is IN Il Paso an apartment
where little children VIII Be taken. please
Phi sosf after pm
ONE room and sleeping porch or room
and zitchenet. unfurnished. on north side.
no sick. ? adults. within walking dla-
lance. Phi 7s7-
THREE rooms. unfurnished or partly
furnished. first floor. WarcinE distance.
s wen adults. away dulinE day, ref
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01

MONEY % loan on diamonds watches and
5ewelry. EULLAN'ss IA y Stanton Ct.
S TO $50 loaned honest employees. conf
Dental Drake, 2o1 Roberts Banner Bldg.
NEED S10e-LouE time easy payment plan
Tor salaried furniture owners. confidential
Welfare Loan Co. 203 Herald Bldg
MONEY loaned on furniture. pianos. auto
mobiles. livestock. Liberty bonds or other
collateral az lowest rate on liberal terms
EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION
7I5 Trust BidE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01

$50 acres on defined oil struc-
torres 10 Loving county. Texas
adjacent 20 Pecog river. also the
.'Bell' wells. and the royah VAL
ley OIL Cos drilling operations.
acreage described as follows n.
z Il. Sec. Is, Block IS. TWP 2.
n. =. Sec. As, Block IS, Twp
1. and n. z p. Sec. a., Block
SO. Twp. Z. Addrecs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
WANTED

Situations Wanted-Male
THREE TINE SERVICE NAN. age IS, de-
sires position as Waterman or umekeep-
er. reliable and Trustworthy. best refer
ences- address IS. care Herald
POSITION wanted By young nan with
family. speak. read and write spanish
Address ?. @. Box ll42-
WANTED-Poslton By eEperienced cloth
Ing salesman. out Of town place eonsid-
cred address s.. care Herald
YOUNG lawyer. 10 years active practice.
wants 90 locate N west for wife's health.
VIII work az anything paying reasonably
good living. address T 252. care Herald
ENrERTENCED man and wife want po-
sitiuu 10 take charge Of a store or other
z Paso buslnesa- address %. care
Herald
YOUNG nan that has fine recommend
evenings. attending cigar Etand or other
business sos Trust BldE-- Pm eo55.
WANTED-A position as collector or So
Icltor for a firm or number o. firms
where honesty, integrity ard reliability
VIII be valuable assets Ph- 1101Ra be-
tween g and pm
FTRsT class bookkeepsr and accountant.
10 years experience with large corpora-
ton desires 70 locate in or adjacent 20 II
Paso. married man, % years % age not
sick. best OF reference a. % abiity -nd
character Address Jno- WaEuer. s4I "
White. New Orleans. Ia
POSITION WANTED-By chief engineer
or supervisor, where reliability, czpanli-
itv- efficiency ard economy would Be az
ureciated, vide experience with diesel
Engines" their erection and malutsnance.
accustomed &c large units. an az present
correEDondence solicited Address 90.
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01
He'd Wsuted-Female

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EXPERIENCED fruit pantry girl Apply
harvey House, Union Depot
WANTED-Giri for homework. good
wages. 1ols MaEoffln-
VTANTED-3IexIcan rirl for houseworz.
1870 Hawthorne. Ph- 511s.
WANTED-9fexlcan gil FOR general
homework Phi. ass
WANTED-Experlan cook. colorsd. 90
live on place. wages SO per week. refer
ences required Phi 656A
TANTED-Ezperionce EirI waitress at
Golden Gate CAFE Lguchvilie. near II
Bliss Phi 1915
TANTED-An English Speaking woman
FOR general homework. sos T Rlo
Grande
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01

LOsT-on Arizona car Thursday morning
war saving stamps with owners name on
reward. Return 70 Ma Faulkner. Adv
Dept Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01

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FOUR modem. outside rooms en-lre-g
separate. gas range. water heater. 20 s-c1
or children. F35- call a. 1850 Wyquilns-
II7r-e4t lf-f apartnents. furn- or ulfuru-
". K RAMSEY q Co
Phone ro71 New Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-01

WANTED-FIrst class cook. Fl Paso san
ltorium-
CASH PAID Tor short stories. poems jokes
etc. particulars with copy Of Unique
Magazine. Zoe Pub. UNIQUE Magazine,
CIFRF-f5Ien. womenl. over ~. for pos-
taf mall service f1s5 month. eIamiratl1nu
October, experience uunecegslry- For
free particulars. write p Terry ffurmer
civil Service Eraminerl. go Continental
I-lr Mr.hlrEr... D. =.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Clemency Asked
For DIR. Hammer
By 400 Physicians
Act Called First Step in
Protest by Medical Men
A gai inst Restrictions
on T heir Profession

A petition signed by 400 physicians
and surgeons asking that clemency be
shown to DR.. Julius Hammer, who was
convicted of manslaughter in connec-
tion with an operation he performed
on woman, will be given to Judge
Gibbs in Bronx County Court to-day,
when DR.. Hammer is arraigned for
sentence.
According to DR.. Isaias Alexander
Lehman, of 1927 Washington Avenue,
the Bronx. one Of the signers of the
petition, its presentation is the first
step in a general protest on the part
OF medical men of the state against the
legal restrictions placed upon the pro-
fession. Many of the signers, said Dr.
Abraham Goldman, President of the
Bronx County Hospital Association, are
not acquainted with DR.. Hammer, but
regard his case as typical of the in
justice that may be caused by the pres
ent statutes.
"The conviction of DR.. Hammer is a
blow to the profession as whole" :"
said Dr.. Goldman. "Under the present
law it was inevitable that sooner or
later some reputable physician would
fall victim to it. For years we have
tvA6HC W ioiAouy WIS C'Al WHEREBY
jury of laymen can declare an opera
tion unjustifed despite the expert opin-
ion of many members of our profess
sion.
Zone law places strong safeguards
between the public and unskilled and
INSCRIPTIONS medical practitioners An
other law allows janitors and clerks,
sitting as jurors, to decide whether a
physician or surgeon uses good or bad
judgment when the doctor thinks an
operation necessary. Public safety de-
mands that laymen shall not pass judg-
ment on the professional acts of repu-
table doctors"
An Indictment was returned yester-
day by the Bronx County Grand Jury
against Thomas Sheehan, an insurance
broker, of TIA East 168th Street. Tam
many Captain of the 4th Assembly
District of that borough, charging
him with attempted bribery.
Sheehan is accused in the indict-
ment of having approached Joseph L.
Maher, of 1850 Forest Avenue, the
Bronx, a juror in the trial of DR..
Hammer, and telling Maher chat he
knew where there was 81 900 for him
if he would influence a verdict in the
physicians favor"
District Attorney Francis Martin
said yesterday that the July Grand
Jury would investigate other facts
surrounding the alleged attempt at
bribery. DR.. Hammer was found
bribery.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
4 nelU Blouse

is of white or flesh colored
Georgette crepe, made with
a lovely long loose collar
that ends in front in a it,
tie finely pleated ruffle. The
sleeves are short, finished
with a tiny pleated frill.
Collar and cuffs are out
lined with fine filet lace.
S13.75-deduct 20 per cent.
pay $11.
Another blouse of Georgette
crepe has a real Irish lace COL
lar and a long jabot like ar
rangement edged with Valen-
ciennes lace. Small motifs of
real Irish lace are applied to
the jabots on each side.
$14.50--deduct 20 per cent.
pay $11.60.
A very attractive blouse has
a deep collar Of beautiful hand
made tilet lace in an excellent
design and is touched with hand
embroidery.
$19.75-deduct 90 per cent.
pay S15.SS.
All in flesh color and white.
Second floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Surf Satin
Bathing Suits

for women who really swim and
who desire a suit that will give
actual service and at the same
time be becoming.
The model illustrated is
particularly smart.
In black surf satin, it is piped
around the edges with white
and has a trimming Of white
embroidered dots. The suit
hangs perfectly straight and is
scalloped around the bottom.
These scallops are piped with
white and trimmed with the
dots.
Price s9.75-most inexpen-
sive for any bathing suit, and
quite remarkable for such
smart one.
Another model at this price
features seven small and at
tractive ruffles on the skirt and
has a V neck. In all black.
At $7.95 is the other model
illustrated.
1t is most unusual and be-
coming suit that may be had
either with inserts in the skirt
of white surf satin, or in
Copenhagen or self color.
Another model at this price
has a little vestee of blue or
white poplin and is piped in the
same color.
ALTO per cent. less.
Second floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30

1t was Shadow-time and Old Man
coyote was trotting along across the
Green Meadows not far from, the
Smiling Pool. He had just started out
to hunt for his dinner and hadn't quite
made up his mind just where to look
for II. He had already tried for Danny
Meadow Mouse and failed to catch him.
he knew that Johnny and Polly Chuck
and all the little Chucks were in bed
by this time. He had thought of go
ing ever to the Smiling Pool after
grandfather Frog or some Of his nu-
merous children and grandchildren, but
somehow he didn't feel like Frog din
ner. There would be time enough to
come back for that if he failed to get
anything better.
He knew that somewhere in the
Green Forest were Thundcrer the
Grouse and Mrs. Grouse and a whole
family Of young Grouse. The trouble
was he didn't know in just what part
or the Green Forest they were and it
might take him all night to find them.
or more likely still he might not find
them at all. But the more ne thought
ABOUT them the more he was inclined
to go over there on the chance that
ne might stumble on them.
80 .ust before he reached the Smil-
s' ooi ne turned toward the Green
Forest He trotted along swiftly and
silently. But nose and eyes and ears
we're wide open for any little smell or
movement or sound that might lead him
10 dinner. 1t is always that wav
with Old Man Coyote. He never for,
gets Tor an instant what his wonderful
nose and eyes and cars were givcn
him for h''o"
He was nearly past the Smiling
pool when from over where the LAUGH,
ing Brook flows into it two faint
sounds reached him. They were so
faint that had you or been in his
place We wouldn't have heard them at
all. That was because he was quite
a distance away. One sound was n
faint thump and the other sound was n
still faintcr splash.
Old Man Coyote didn't ston uc
SIMPLY turned and headed STRAIGHT 10.
"ards the place where thonc sounds
had eoplc from ard he trottcd n l.ttIr
fastcg II anything. You see his cars
are no kocner than his wits arc quick
Tint thump was made by pntcr
Rsbbit.' tnnttornd Old Man Covote
and that splash was made by jerry
MusHrat. They we're together over
sndfN snd .. ana poter saw Qr heard danger
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Ex-Detective Held as Thief

Accused of the theft Of an auto
mobile valued at $1,000, Arthur Davis,
tnlrty-four, of 1854 Webster Avenue,
the Bronx, formerly detective con.
nected with the Bathgate Avenue stn.
ton, was arraigned yesterday before
Magistrate Slberman in Morrisania
Court. He WAS held in 81 900 bail for
further examination.
David Berlin, n halter with ahop'
Mt 9b4 East 163d Street, snid Davis en-
tered his store last Saturday ard said
nc was II Department Of Justice agent =
investigating report thnt Berlin's en-
"ns o Hto'cn machine. Ne snh he
would seize the car pending The out
come of the inquiry Berlin insigtcA
that he be permitted to scnd for de
tectives, and while he was telephonng
Tor sham, he charges, Davis jumped
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Women B0otIeggers
An innovation Here

Women bootleggers have made
their appearance in New York,
James S. Shevlin, Federal prohi-
bition enforcement director, said
yesterday. He has organized
special squad to run them down.
The pedestrian speakeasy, &C
cording to the revenue agents,
sells his wares in doorways, Gel
lar entrances, back alleys or any
where that looks safe. The price
runs from rs cents to 81 a drink.
The men deal the stuff from
their hip pocket, but the women
use their big handbags, accord
ing to Director Shevlin.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Gas Mask Used to SAGE
Mar, From, Refrigerator

MORRISTOWN, N. j., June
29.-Joseph De Groot, a former
service man, recently selected by
the Navy Department as one of
the sailors to accompany the
American Olympic athletes to
Belgium, brought his gas mask
into use again to-day in rescuing
an unconscious employee from
the refrigerating plant of a local
market.
Vincent Sweeney, the victim,
was overcome by ammonia fumes
while searching for a leak. He
will recover.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
the Owl happened along and Peter saw
Old Man Coyote.

him" ''"
Now you remember that is exactly
what did happen. Old Man Covote =
quick wits had guessed instantly from
those two faint sounds just what had
happened over there by Jerry MusL.
rats new landing where the Lauohino
Brook flows into the Smiling POOL.
If it was Hooty the Owl who FRIGHT
ened them" continued Old Man Covot.
70 himself, Peter and Jerry won't be-
frightened long. They know that hav.
ing missed, them Hooty will waste M
tnnc around there, but will 90 o,s.,
where to hunt. Probably Peter hid
ciose by the place where he thumped
Jerry Muskrat will wait a while and
tnen VIII come back on shore. pIl inst
hldc close to that place the sounds
came from. I've plenty of time md
can afford to be patient on the chance
OF getting Rabbit or n Muskrat din
ner." VIM
50 Old Man Coyote trottcd on swiftly
~ ne ore" near tho rushcs on the
shore he moved more and moro SLOWLY
until he was just creeping. And ali
the 'i'nc hn wae using his wonderful
nosc md hs cyce and cara ns onlv he
can.
'copyrigh'. isao by T. W. purr.,n
Ths next storys jerry Muskrat Pays