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EL PASO HERALD
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TEACHERS IN
5 DAT MEET
TESt m H s2 IT Hfck I Hji ' sas fta I SbJ stlT W m 1 W
Dr T. J. MrCtmant, county phy
icien will address the coanty teach
er t institute here at it session, Sep
tember 1, in what w expected to be
tho principal session at the institute.
HI subject will be "Physical In
spection of Pupils. Followed by Medi
cal attention." Dr. E. H. Irvtn also
will address the teachers on "Common
Physical Defects and What the
Teacher Can Co to Correct Them."
The Institute wm open August J
and continue for fire days. Follow
ing is the program:
L Invocation by IsilwnKr Knick
erbocker. II A merles,
in. 'Teachers' ti rattan exosrtsnees,
IV Han call and a)oIncmm el eora
mlteee. V T oa. Practical FraMems -ef the
Schools (Watti), chapters I and IT.
VI Section meetings.
Z Primary section, Mies Hea ITellv-
rratismg.
a. Mudc Idas Tarter.
b arore Stadr. Miss Whits.
c Psychological Prmelples Underlying
Flr G-ade Development Jtra Kafir
j interraeaiaw nam. was Iresxa
Bscueta. presiding '
a. Music Miss BseaJed.
t b Geography. Ubs Denies.
c Danger Signals Is Intermediate
Gradee. ltles Bawls
7 High School aectieB. Hr. Ulcbardaon.
presiding
a- Mnsie.
b. Mathematics, Mr. HJehardeoa,
an d SSS Sralmert 5"
Aata SC .Afternoon. ,
vrr Registers , reports, Irus Kary
?oo
VII Fractieal Problems of tho School
fWalts) Chapters ni aad IT.
,&. " lfa
V Vocal sola. jB
Augaet 3U Horning.
H "St ld? " Secajeda.
TI Patriotism la aba Jtaral Eehpole,
afra. Tonne. Mrs. Jones v
rPracaeaJ Problesw ef On Sehoe).
IV Section meetings.
7 Primary section.
a. Vnmbjr -Work. Mrs. K0 Thttaker
b. The yint Bfad&s! lessens Fflonies.
Ur. Andersen.
c Speinog, Jejss Jesses.
2 Intermediate featxok.
a A-tthiaetle. Miss XcNial
Reading. Miss Panliae 7oknson.
e. Spelling, Mra, XAato Iies"Briggs.
.r rt to the PaaBe Schools. Mra.
Stockwell of tho SI Paae attar schools1
Angnst 3. Afternoon.
VT Tour nebutti Kt Fe Smelting
Works. Party to be eesdoeteil by tTlI
Jenee. trustee Smelter district.
September 1, HornlnK.
f Practical TnUem ef tho School
(TTeit Chaster VII.
TT Physical program by grades
III IsspetieB PbOowed by Madleal
afentton, zr KcCsntast
IT Common Physical Defects sad "What
tho Teacher Can So to" Correct Them. Dr.
E H Trin.
Septeaiber 1. Afternoon.
VH Praetical Problenia ef the School
fWatts). Chapter VIH.
VIII. Physical Kxwdies la a ftaril
School, Miss Kelly. '
nc Sanies and AHrt-Hcs Meets. Mrs.
x Thrsical demonstration, from t T
St x Eeasd Mind In a Healthy Pody.
IrSft iS' " ""
Spiesnber , Iforaicf.
T 1retiev Kroblcxus ef Oi Sehool
fVatu. Cfcijter IS.
XT Sectiott tstettsn.
1 PrteMtfT ctfn.
tu Luwt. 3frL Mazttaa. JTiJt
h Written Mlsa JL4Iteiv Sae&ia.
- -Ditroettt cum. Ma. 1mz s.
Tonne
Inten&edlKt seetles. Wtfa XitMbtfLi
a. Knetlrii. Miss StaaaeK.
b. Phrsloleiy. Mrs. Jesea.
-- History Mrs. Brlcza.
: Irish school section.
Zhirllsh.
irathematies,
- History.
tii 8ewc in HI Sate Cassty Schools,
Miss Helen Swift. Heme peoesttratles
agent.
IV Address C I: VoweU.
September Z. Afternoon.
TV Tsleta's Domestic sdeace Bepart.
ment. Mra lakea
V "What the Canntillo Obir Aceem
El ehed This SBmmer. Miss BwfK.
TT Balaiaz a Pit; Belaud Hara-eL
vjt Address oa lhaastrial Stseatiaa.
Mra A. s. 3 Sylar.
September Z. Mernter.
I Practical Problesas ef the School
ftralU). Chapters X and St
II. Th" Constltstieaal Ameadeafnt In
November
in Committee meetlncs.
Sqteinber 3, Afternoon.
rr Practical ProHenai at the Sehool
nvaitsi Chapters Kit and 5nt
V Address. Mrs. B I SeaaelL
VI The Ideal Teacher. ITh. Hsrhey.
snperintendont EI Pass city aeheola
vn. Addressi Capt H. B.tts.
IX. Seports of eommlttees.
V. Benediction, Her PsHer Swift.
INSURANCE MAN ROBBED;
FOUND WITH BROKEJTSKULL
New York. Aug. 18. Loo Is A. Gert
metxopolItn maaaper of th Hntfial
Benefit Life Inrarane corapanr vtio
yesterdxr was reported missing 7 his
son was found last ntsrbt in Broad
treat hospital eufferinE' from a. pos
sible fracture of the skalL His dis
appearance was reported to the police
after be had failed to keep an ap
pointment in Newark, N J., and, later,
bad failed also to attend a confer
ence with J p. Horgan and company
In New York.
Mr Gerf is said to have carriad a
Urg- amonnt of moner when he left
o fill bis ensaseinents. According to
the police, he was attacked by a man
who gave his name as Solomon
Cingnes and who is under arrest
charged with felonious assault.
He is reported to be one of three
Insurance agrents i& the United States
whose yearly income exceeds $tt,
f00 Mr. Gerf remembers no thing'
since he left the Hotel Plaza In the
morning? to fill his appolatments. He
did not regain conscJoosaess until
midnight.
Mr Gerf came to New York IS years
ego from Texas.
My X2X &J? d&cSs tJLL-asgy s tSJ aF afe-
OPEK SEASON ON GAME
Di SOUTHWEST ANNOUNCED
A bulletin, reoetred is El Paso
Tuesday from Oeorf e A. lawyer, chief
United State same -warden, fixes the
open season on gaiao tn Texas as fol
lows Doves, opesa Sept. 1; doses See. 15.
Sucks and geese, onees Oct. 15;
closes Jan. 31.
Deer, open Nov. 1; closes Dec. II.
Quail, opens Do 1; closes Jan. IL
Wild turkey, opens March 1; doses
April 18.
In New Maxico. deer ma; he shot
f-om Oct It ft Nov t; doves. Sept 1
to Dec. 16; quail. Nov 1 to Dec. II:
turkey. Oct S9 to Nov. S, deck and
seese, Oct 1 to Jan. IX
J. M. TVLER IS APFdnCTBD
CIVIL SBBVIGB SECSBTABV
J M. Tyler, for M ars lnqolry
clerk at the post office,' bas been ap
pointed secretary of tn civil service
commission here. The posltion're
cently was zaade vacant tor the resig
nation c( J E. Parnsworth. a(r. Ty
ler announced Tuesday eventing tht
an open competlUv axaailnAUcs as
prescribed by the civil service com--niss
on for the job of elevator con
ductor in the depot quartermaster'8
c ff ice will be held Sept -4. Applicants
may obtain blanks at the Induiry
n'ndow at the poetofjioe-
EAGLBS BAB TVOMEX.
Syracuse. N. T, Ang. 18. After de
bate the national aerie Fraternal
r rjr of Eae;les. in annnareonvantlon.
oectded yesterday to postpone for one
var action toward recognizing sub
ordinate aeries for women
Our Sales Have Grown Each Month4
Since the Armistice Was Signed
l$otor. Transportation
Now Being Used
80 $ For Business,
IF THE MOTOlt UDSISrS SJIOWS
rcqii GBownr nr el rispi
Aii. unsciiEss-ioT nq
-- GQQD UWV.
We Ifeed ore Tjou and
Less EabMts.
Sbert Habbard once said that
rflan has a great many troubles bwt
most of them never happen."
Tne present year Is the most pros
nereus we have ever had. It Is cote?
tb continue to be the most prosperass
3war we have ever had. '
We make these inateoenis In spite
of the calamity howlers, overall fcrj
sade;, panic pessimists and eleelfcw
year bogey-men.
WWt is a mighty good country is)
which to live after all.
To be sure prices seem high and
there Is a shortage of production.
qut nothing sill happen. That la,
aiU4af win happen to cs indisfda-
t Unless s'a all set frlgbtenid cs
rely. If we ah learn, to spile aad
t "nothing can stqp us.
This country isn't going o the Iok
wows. If too big and too- prosper
esis and has too much at stake to let
avarything go to smash.
The truth is, only those looking r
trouble will find it The man w)q
nabads his business will have a bssi
sef 3 to mind.
THe man who Is chicken-llvered
and yellow-hearted may frighten his
'tmsiness to death, bet the man wlH a
straight spine, a clear "head, ana a
stoat heart is going to be bigger and
richer than ever. - "
If yon don't Hke to do bnsfaess
under the present conditions blame
Adam and Sve. Don't blame the
Democrats or Republicans or the H.
C of Ij.. or yoor elevator'-hoy.
This is the time for sanity not for
calamity. The country needs mere
ilons and fewer rabbits.
In Itn I. p.; Morgan said, TMc
is not the time to be a bear on litis;
oasiftxy." We repeat that now. We
wish, we conld say it with such orce
thaflt would ring in the ears of every
individual in the southwest
There is absolutely nothing wrong
wttSTbustness. is healthy payst
caSy and sonnet financially, and if
.yoa do not prosper more this yeac
than ever before it will merely be the
reinlt of fear and wrong ibinSilQr
The men who build successfully a'fe
never bears, grumblers or pessimists,
or don't look through smoked glasses.
Let your vision be clear your mind
active, and your backbone stiff.
Eighty percent of the automobiles
vo uwugefc ior business, ana oar
business la continuously growing. It
sesraj reasonable that business must
be good with El Baso mercsants ta
ceneral.
Oar increase in sales for the six
moBtsa lust passed was iia.tsSit'
ycs uio sazne nonuta oi jasc year, if
a percentage of growth of 3-I
penjent This is a line increase la
business.
Some of the. reasons for this growth
are:
Pirsit Motor transportatijn is be
coming more and more necessary in
the business world every day. We
often hear people refer to passenger
cars as pleasure ears." It seems i ab
sard that passenger cars' should Tie
rMarred to as "pleasure ears," when
iS main streets are, choked with a
JlS11?3 daTi?3 the business hours.
Qwtalnly people do not imagine that
aI of these people driving cars dftr
ingnoon and evening hours in the
dwn town section are "out joy rid
ing." Business depends upon motor
transportation now almost exclusively
j s ?otor car ' a PaMIe necessity
ahd will conUnue to be necessary last
a long as stores and offices are
opened, and new buildings are creeled
and men go to work.
&cond: The lines ef ears and trscfea
3WtHJt4 J ns are of tteeSS
ttanaardmakea, ta&wn to be Itaes t
anrays sire the ewaers satisfactory nr
t"S xtJt mlnlmmn upkeep coit
Third The lines we represent are
known to brtar the hlrhecl yalijes oa the
gcMrf-hand market This i, the mg
gpartaBt feature to consider la purehss-
loartbl People are reattrlnr more and
SSLS'e. "tL 9 r ft and the
ohltotted financial expenditures that we
pot forth to serve our car and truek own
ers, and. that It Is important to them t
parchue their motor etrolpment from a
Wm who Is equipped to do every cists
serriss nadtr one roof, promptly, ana: at
the lowest cost possible to them. This
faetseee a gigantic etock ef repair parts,
general rtpalrtog. welding, general' ma
ehtae wort battery rebuilding and -
.. compisie electrical
Jjg IJt men. aU experts In their lm Is
twe department 1t enables ns to get the
Werk oat ptomptly
ouneii euert to sell only the beet
includes Sodra T?retlr llnj
X and Cadlinif nular ar, iR!r-r
aop-F.WD.- trueka and Goodyear tires.
has been rewarded by the appreciation of
tjegeneral publlr to the great extent
shown by the ngnres la this advertSe
ient Owners of the cars and trucks
h sen know they are the owners at the
Boost reliable matae nulnnt uriiil
uhder the most advantageous maaiarac
roUng facilities, backed up by the gresg
et aad most complete service station to
the coontry. and chat they can trade ID.
or. sthertvlee dbpose of their cars at a
utistaetary used car price anr-tnae they
sBeald desire to cash In on theso.
Baelnese wiQ es&ttnae to crew.
E. COEDpX PEKItY. Xresldent
10 J I J
J llll j l4stiUy tpluUjvVMJiJ
April, 1920, $156,035.22
M
arcn,iy4u, mdu.uid,
Febrpary, 1020, $145,858.69
January, 1920, $144,760.47
Dec, 1919, $141,101.91 .
Nov., 1919, $139,372,0
Oct., 1919, $138,101.13'
Sc?pt 1919,$137,904.43
Aug., 1919, $135,761.64
July, 1919, $132,865.73
June, 1919, $132,348.13
May, 1919, 129,858.0
'April, 1919, 123,051.03
March, 1919, $102,929.05
Feb., 1919, $71,715.19
Jan., 1919, $62,050.26
Dec, 1918, 512,818.8 5
Kor, HS8, J,48.JJ
High Value, as g
Used Car Is tKe
Most Important
Thing to Consider
STAR
MOTOR COMPANY
E. GORDON PERRY, President.
Phone 61Q0 El Paso 415 W.San Antonio
Dodge Brothers Hudson Essex , Cadillac
G.M.C. F.WiD.
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