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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23


CASH TALKS when furnishing your home
Let us figure with you before buying
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
III North stanton 81.
MONEY To LOAN at : per cent on bust
ness income property See Leo r. Schuster.
SO NILS bldg
3 To $50 loaned honest employees. cheap
Is. rates confidential Quick. satisfactory
service. Drake. 2ol tohsrts- Banner
MONEY TO LOAN on good inside business
property. peg cent interest A Z Cole
& Bros. zoe Oregon
MONEY loaned. our rates are lowest
TARNETT'>-2l9 SAN ANTONIO 81.
MONEY loaned or furniture. piarus. autos
diamonds. ohattels. Newton. % Trust pa
Rooming Houses-For Sale and Rent
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BOOMING house sl5iz s. ii Paso- Phone
NaNTED-To trade rooluiug house. all
\. :. B8OWS Co.
-o7 Two Republics hidE- Phone tss9.
EIGHT room roomiuE housa. cheap rent;
long lease ~ desired money maker. a r1ai
bargain. Phone $500
DISHES ri i bareaiu or payments
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
117 North stanton st.
MAN fED-ro exchange equity In beautl-
fuI bungalow for roominE house
y \ BROWN CO..
Phi s3sg 7o7 Two Republics b.cS-
THIRTY ROOM hotel; one half block
Del Norte. doing nice business reason Tor
sale. going 10 war. Address p 1913, care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

NEWLY papered two room apt; also
single Housekeeping room. completely fur
nIsheds running water. light and gas 5l'
Montana. Phone 1881
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
Business Chances


HEATERS. 81 wesh.
FOITZ-MOORE RNITUKE 20.
DIAMONDS wanted. any size
BARSETT'S-2l9 SAN ANTONIO ST
FOR SALE-Tv-o business properties. ale
was rented. Apply in person 1919 N.Y.
REGARDLESS o. high cost of living our
prices are the same. ECuston Transfer q
StnaEe 20
SPECIAL FRICEs on overcoats an next
week al NI0rshead's Busy Little Tailor
shop
a GOOD opportunity for an experienced
grocery man with a small capital FOR
particulars csil at sos 8 Fl P1so r.
FOR SALE-Luuch room. deiicatessen-
milk depot: located az five point. reat
paid up 10 Sov. 1st. Phone 5-5i
FOR SALE-Ni~s little restaurant az ls-
Icta- information call Midway Inn Gaze,
Alameda and Pirdras-
FOR SALE-Flsh creek Inn and cattle.
good business. located ON Apache t-atl-
Mrs Emma Ellsworth Fish Greek Inn
cia Mesa CITY ARR Box 80
WE have several desirable apartment
LAY REALTY & Trust co.
Phone ISIS 2of Trust bldg
WANTED-SN Intelligent women To in-
vest SIS sach- quick and big returns, ~
services required Address 5sl, care
ETararT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

PUT your N etaillc substance in a strong
boz and tell the future generation that
YOU hain-t never had no show. tina.
fortune never knocked at your door j
want a partner who can come in on the
ground floor with $1,000, 900 percent OF
better on YOUR principal back on or before
Il months. Our Uncle sam needs tn
goods We have them Don't cry fakir IN
IN Won investigate. Address p S9s. care
Hold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
HelD Wanted-Male and Female

one room apt in exchange f1r caring
for furnace. s1f W Missouri Phone $3.50
TANl F.D-Firs- class soda dispenser
male or female Spanish speaking PEE
fe-red. Box y. Santa Rosa. N.V Mex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
ZOE RENr-nrrLEx APT.


Nice three room apartments and bath
ideal home f1- people employed who cam
not afford 20 pay high rents Gas rang.
rsf-iEerator AID table bed furnished
Rates 81 and $3.50 located within i've
blocks Ct business center Apply Apt ..
s9ftz w san Antonio Phone SOS or
LAY REALTY & Trust CO..
e1s Trust blGE- Phone 1913
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
Financial

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FOX detailed report on Verde Comnln2-
tiaa property located iu Jerome. Arizona
address S J. box o.. Wall street branch
Work
CHARTER OAK ranges and heaters on
payments
FOUTZ-sIOOEE TTRNITUR RE CO.,
lI5 North stanton ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
For Rent-Houses Furnished.
SMALL. furnished house. also light house
Ir-aDi1r rooms Phone 106oM-


SMALL furnished house. also light nous
keeping rooms Phone IoeoM.
For keut-nouses UnfurEi5bed.
rois RENT-Modern five room bungalow
close In Phone 1871
FOt * rooms. sleeping porch. SO iHo"7
FOR .sENT-SmaI house close 90 seno'--
car ana iituey lines Phone +,es-
NFzJF 6unEa.ov. arranged FOR one or t"o
families Phone lslM-
F71K EENT-Four room frame with wal'f-
ST. Sis Savannah
OFPO-ITE Highland PARK school tFa-i'9'
haIh- sIs- 666NW
T0E kENT-Mod-rn s room bunEa-o" u
Government hill Phone ese-5
MODE y brick cottage. Sleeping ~. ~
CirandvIeyg- near car line fEone ey,o-,--
nv. room 5anEa -0gT. Government hill
Phone ia0lN-
-F5F. 7--ec7 * l7snEcn. Martin bltg-. for TWO
ne BUNGALOWS
MISE f5- rent I5i5 T. Boulevard Phi
FOR Rent room modern house ssi7
Memphis SIS Phone ls2-
MODEHN room bungalow on Erie S.
built tn features Phone 49,
FOUR room bungalow. good porcnes' Alta
VISTA llEaNlNa a-|
NE1V GOODS given for old Phone l-ss
HOME FURNITURE CO, III y stanton
MN GOODS exchanged for old star Fur
uiture Co. al S stanton Prone 35y--
FOR REST-5 room house on B0ulevart'
Ts--a rarI close 10 Lamar school Phone
FRAME cottage. Graudvlew. near carline.
gas. electric lights. sleeping porch IL
month water free Phone ~
FOR RENT-NEW BUNGALOW
P country club district, near new school
$50. Phone 1855 or 6e-
5 ROOM. unfuruished. garage. in country
club district near cars and scnool anu
-iaved street Scott Sales g. Realty Co
Phone 775s or 7sZlJ.
THE LAY REALTY 3 Trust CO.
have furnished and uufuruished aQar--
m-nts and houses for rent
Phone s.ll- US LLls- ---5
COY i've room cottage. bath: chicken
pens. neatly fenced; hot water connec-
lions iustaIl-d- cheap rent 20 permanent
r-sDonslhle tenant Phone 61l4E-
SPECIAL This WEEK. 5000
For two inch contiguous post bed Your
HOME FURNITURE co. III y. Stanton
FOK RENT-3Iodern 10 room house. fur
uace h=ar two bath rooms, garage w il
LauehIl's home. 1915 Montana ST. Phone
lsoe
FOR RENT
One -FOUR room cottage Win Sleeping
porch $50 Mortanl street
PHONE 5000
NEW FURNITURE exchange FOR old
PhrHe l1n5 flr
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE Co
aus Dallas. rooms --------- 50
cII5 Memphis. 9 rooms INSTRUMENTATION So
1882 Hawthorne pl. rooms. heat SIS
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY.
ga Mills bldg Phone als
FOR RENT-5 room modern bungalow.
large gIassed in sleeping porch. breakfast
room. servants room in basement, mod
ems two garages % feet u ground. SO
rnl1rh unfuruished. would lease furnish
.urs IN one bedroom. all Of kitchen and
dIulE- room furniture. blinds and draperv
Tor $50 mos bungalow in $500 block Non
tina street For further Information phone
safs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

FOR RENT
room ulfurulshed house.
seepirE porch. 5-oq block
Saorameuro ST. --------- $3.50
s room house. Sacramento
1890 ----.- 81 %
room house. sleeping
porch. completely furnished.
Mckinley avenue Two blocks
from Country club ----- 5000
room furnished house.
sleeping porch. garage and
Er-Eeuts' room- --l5 Me-F
ave 1890 -.-- a.--l
room modern. light steam
heated apartment, Olive and
san Antonio sfs- -----s5l-fs1
room. steam heated mod
e-u apartment opposite Hcus-
ton park Auge apartments,
go - aal-t %
GARAGE-IIf " Kansas 50
-.------.- 1900 -.---.-.-- loo
BROADDUS & lie BARONs
Land Merchants"
-19-I0 First Natl Bank bldg
Telephone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
Boston Coppers.
WEATHER BULLETIN
L. =. DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU

Dissertations taken
AZ s a. IN 10Th me-
ridiau time s q m
Fl Pas1 time. Oc-
-. 1911
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
Il PASO STORAGE WAREHOUSE
uLEnA- 4 aLsE

PHONE 2l6d
Best facilities. best service nrl
Iou-sr prices for storage OF house
hold goods. trunks etc Phone FOR
0ur vans or trucks.
OVER 200 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
PTBLIC NOTICE II HEREBY GlNEN
That applications viii Dee received 10y m
civil service police and fire comtn.ssi''i
city nail. FL Peso. Texas. from
THURSDAY. OCTOBER is, 1917, 20
MONDAY. NOVEMBER .. 1917. Tor the
position Of
PATROL2IAN. POLICE DEPT
Applicants must possess the following
liicatiols-
Citizen Of the United States
Resident Of El Pasu Tor one year
Not less than five f-e- nine inches 10
height
Not less than 100 lbs. in weight.
Good moral character
Good health and sound body
Application blanks and further ilior-
nation can be obtained az the office y
the commission city hall h Paso. Texas
c. j.. HENRY. Secr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23


KITCHEN CABINETS, 81 a week ll5 n
FOUTz-MOORE FURNITURE co.
Help Wanted-hIaIe
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FAN q Mitchell EmpIoyment Agency,
.03 san Francisco st
BRiDGEMEN. pile drivers and structural
irouworiers- Apply 5l7 Southwest-rn n.as-
WANTED Delivery boy. one who can ride
q wheel. at Sunset grocery, 200 Mundy ave
WANTED-Boy. u or Is years old Rem
iugton Typewriter Co. 500 M.rln DICE
WANTED Boys % work in grocery stot~'
must De American Phone ses--
WANTED-Kelable man 90 handle nigh
work at Sweeney garage. az NILS St.
NANTED-Boys with wheels Abe De-
livery l=s y Campbell
BARBER wanted who plays band in
srrumeaL Box goa CARLSBAD S.H SICK
BUSINESS suit. sI5 and up. Norehead
Busy Little Tailor shop. fo3 - oregon -
WANTED-Delivery boy for grocery vas-
on. must come well recoalraenle4- f-'ii-
ssl2- 300 Hue
WANTED-AI round D.ac..-m.th. steaey
place for good man $50 peg day Ac-
dr-ss r T. Causey- Carlsbad n 81
COLOhED Youth wanted 90 care FOR eaf-
Furnace and do chores. live on Ir-il'--
A. T. Rovlands- zee Mails bios
WANTED re iall= man fo- bottins
room work Call Prices Dairy i'p- A.a-
media
WANTED-Good steady barber, SO guar
altee. good prices. Wire Pr-wltr, 4si l'.l
ST.. Doug.-s. ARR
W-ANTED-guarsy foreman; good job Ter
right man. must spe4- spanish Apply A.
Courchrsne. half mile above cement plan
FIRST class b1oli-lep-r and general ole
flee maa. answer IN own han-Hr---.ia-
as.rHa-.HwUa
pecfed- r. o. l-oS $500
WANTED-CivIlaa barber Tor Aea-g---f
tiers troop 18th cav. Columbus NeF 81 i--'
Address Aus. John T. C'-sal. t1I- IT, ----
Ca. Columbus. New 1eN-
WANTED Dry goods sa.esIlsu, must
speak Spanish. small town rear J.. Fas9'
state age. whether married or single. s..
s-v tzpected- Addrcz5 p o. box 4se- ID
Peso
WANTED live. hustlng- rustlius gro
Gerry clerk. willing 20 work not e-l---
90 work overtime and willing 10 ge-
raise once in a while n- deserving IT, Eual
speak spanish The John r. May Grocery
60. Las cruces. Negv MeZ-
POSITIONS 10 offer IN Mexico as assist
ant master mccharic. salary 500 per
-r---1 prefer men with previous 11eEic-1
experience Address American Slfr-tl15 y
Refining company. HOS Mills building, r.
Peso Texas
FIRFHEN aud 1rssemen. all railroads.
every Ys1eFe- ae64lll.l5 %A- f-s'
permanent. eiEht-huur day. experience
uruecessa--- positions guarantee name
one preferred. Nr.-e Railway Association.
care Eera D.
ATTENTION. cil coupsuie--Mau with fs-
Optional Administrative ability. fe- eiSn-
-el-s in high confidential position iufpoF-
"a II oil company Tsmplro- desires exc
uti.e position with miiar concern, thor
ourhlv posted new Mexican OH legislation
speaks spanish lua1tl-; best reference
aul councillors address Il H. Light, Sa.N
4 I-orio. Teas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
Simatinns Ranted-Male.

Ry4NrFD- ranch housekeeper with
------ f---ir~. write r III. Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
4 GR0IND TLOOR OTFER.

81 re than 10000 acres leased in Texas IN
.ouf=fd with the most promising outio'a.
--aIT allotment % stock Dr. offered ~ a
very Iar- price % first Investors FOR i1i-
M -7Iats subscription send for particulars
toby. be among fhe tirEt. thls ie tn-
ono great ouua-tuuitv .- oil. big acreage,
rich field responsible oil men ln charge
THE HAMILTON OIL COMPANY,
500 ideal bldg. Denver. Cole
Operating office. GIazier. THx1z-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

Owing 20 a disagreement between the
heirs Of ". u. Odom. deceased. we hereby
offer the entire business for sale. consist
INK q eight trucks. three wagons and
teams paying business established -
wears. no incurnhrance whatever on this
property a clear title; for cash.
Address NJ. b. LOWTHROP.
los F. Main ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
Money To Loan.

Money To Loan.
GEI YOUR MONEY FROM Is.
We loan any amount on diamonds,
Watches. iowelry. automobiles. siiverware
ana other vaIua5Ies at liberal rate OF In
terest. Our refsrences-City National bank
and Texas Bank and Trust Co Protect
YOU vaIuables by placing them IN or
vaults
SECURITY LOAN Co. PH. Elsa.
Corner II Paso and San Antonii. SITS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
Wanted HeIp-FemaIe.

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WANTED-Good Mexican ri-l for general
homework 1000 San Antonio
FIR~r class day maid Immediately. no
WASHING ironing or cooking ISIS Montan'-
" ANrfI,-yVo1uau % cook and DO gem
erai hous-vork IN ant Phone .-i,-
" AM good cook for general nous -vors-
Phone $3.50
WANTED Whl5s woman frr general
Homework so Prospect
WANTED-sewius girls M-s- DE- Is Cas7.
z7ls Bisr-
WANTED-N4at Mexican woman for sem
erai homework Phone il3--
WANTED Experienced hair dresser Mar
ey Purdy. 10 Buckier hldr-
ENGLISH speaking girl for light house
work. Ph"re 5cseJ-
WANTFD-EnElish speaking Mexican siti.
two in family. must stay night MIS- stew
ems. 1903 Mesa ave
ENGLISH speaking girl for houseworS.
prefer one living near 3lll Mckinley ave
Phone N6asJ-
AMERICAN dining room giri with some
experience 10 help through evening meal
ADD iu person 209 tyson
EANTED-Lady bookkeeper; must have
experience and reference, state salary eN-
pocted. address \ -. care Herald
XYANTED-A reliable ,1iddle aEcd woman
cook for ranch. wages S45; references Ad-
dress T. " short. wilcox, Ariz-
WANTED-G50d cook for general house
work. family OF two. 1904 Montana Pm
-tl+
WANTED-Iady cashier. little booiseap-
ing and some zfsaOEraphi- work r-.-r-
euces- Phone Isza- Gem Bakery
WANTED-Good cook, good wages TO
right party Apply in person lHla W.
Boulevard
WANTED. m on-e--Cap1lI- woman fH-
general hous=worl- must Doc quiet and
good cook good wages can an once -n
person $3.50 Fl boulevard
ANTED-GIrl 20 care Tor Sis months ola
baby. must have good references Phone
zoos. Apply 1908 Chester So. Goverl-'an t
Hul.
~ aNTI D-Euelish speaking girl TO cook
and do gen sral homework in family OF
w.: mast be gocd cook. Apply Zoo Mon
t17a street
WANTED-Young lady rs TO 90 years ola
as wrapper Must cone wei recoT-i-
mendsd. Apply 90 the White House
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

p t1varado. block g. East Fl Pasd
addition. adobe house: S@0f
Bray d Co.. Campbell and ochoa streets
bricE garage E50o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
Wsnted-ReaI Estate.

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ANTED-Twu lots iu Alta vista See
-son- give us your best price
y \ Brown CO.
oh r-sa 7d- Two Republics BIDS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

HELP WANTED
NfUSIC-We have opening in our mus
deuartmcnt for q young lady experience
iu selling music. permanent position and
fair salary IN return fo- desired efticieuf
service.
TTPEWRITER-Ysc have opening for
competent office girl go 90 t-re-rl-ing
and stenoEranhic work
SLADTES-Positions open for salcs-
lady IN candy. notions and piece goods de-
partment-
Apply at office on third floor
:. II. KRESS & CO.
Gas RANGES. any kind you want. cash
or terms.
FOUTZ-MCORE FURNITURE co.
1l5 Nc. Stanton ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

Juan 1Iunoz and Eufrasiua Redondo-
John - Gordon and Minnie Dupree-
John A. Ramsay and Alice X Wilson
Richard A. Miller and Barbara z smith
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-11
EAT ONE OUNCE LESS
MEAT EACH DAY, PLEA

Washington. July I1.-To conserve
the nations meat supply each person
i'm the United States is asked by the
food administration 20 cut down by at
least one ounce the amount Of meat
eaten each day. Recent studies. 1t is
stated. show the average daily per
capita consumption is nearly one
third Of a pound Of beef and one-hfth
of a pound Of pork.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-11
BAKER AND DANIELS
RECEIVE STEEL MEN

Washington. July Executives of
the principal steel companies, headed
by Ebert r. Gary. conferred at length
today with Secretaries Daniels and
Baker regarding steel and iron pro
duct1on and prices to be paid by the
government for its supply. Tentative
prices now are being paid by the gov
eminent pending the outcome of an
invaztiga of production cost.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-11

dav in q federal court in New York OF
conspiracv to obstruct the conscrip-
ton law and sentenced TO two years
imprisonment and 10 pay hne q
$4,000. began serving his sentence in
the Atlanta federal penitentlary to-
day
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-11
DEMURRER Is FILED
IN SALOON ACTION

Counsel for Mrs. Mary Bulger in the
quo warranto proceedings brought
against Otto seldlitz, attacking the
validity Of The license for the border
saloon. today fled in circuit court de
murrer to the pleas OF counsel for the
saloon man,
Arguments on the demurrer is be-
ing heard by Judge g. o. Dietz of the
Moline city court
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-11
Obituary.
Funeral al Martin Weinberger.

Funeral services for Martin Vein
berger were conducted ct 3 o'clock
this morning at s.. Joseph Catholic
church. Dean T. j. Quinn onciared-
Interment took place At Chippiannock
cemetery The psIibearers were 81
mon McNahon. II Hayman, A r.
Fueslng. J. Campbell ]. 1m1ot
and Joseph Geiger.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-11

-oal su *1a city reports that during
June lazr be actually delivered -
Chicago nearly three times az much
coal u customers aE during tGe same
month la June. 1916. TIE same re-
port .s made BIZ otaer large dealers.
I1 ta estimated that. On The whole.
aaora Eaa1 oHe-taDta 1E the fetal ea1-
ply needed FOR co1suZ- r--g1 next WIN
tar was pat 10 t1e BINS - June.
when taa famous conference Of coal
mine owners was held ii Washing
son 81 was announced Ia the 1e#5-
papers taat q drop 81 from 81 10 s.
followed ar the yseriol.c attack made
ca -ra work rs Eae conference 1T Sec
rotary II she Navy Daniels and seq
rotary ~ war Baker. Promptly. ALSO
came the cHcsal circular Of the HIS
arta ulGa owners quoting prices.
which show ao reduction whatever
stop Buying for Storage.
The result has been that to a large
extent. She consumers Of Chicago have
stopped buying coal for storage
Dealers complain quite generally that
their teams are standing -al6 in E1e
barns
Es a also true that large dealers
sire not storing coal III foelr yards.
There 81 an extremely small supply
now ou ela ground in Chicago. and
come os the largest dealers are adj
z5a.ae their customers NOS 20 buy and
store raa4 at present. They are them
selves waiting for the price at E15
mine mouth 10 drop.
AS for the retail coal dealer i'm Chi
aago. he must when he pays &z-75 for
1.re raa coal 81 the pit mouth.
charge something Ike $5Z5 for Il. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-08

Yesterday at noon, occurred the death
Of Dorothy 6-months-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Dewey Bumgardner. Death
was due to pneumonia. Funeral SER
vices will be held Sunday afternoon.
although as yet arrangements for the
funeral are incomplete.
c. W. Fuller Jr, pastor Of the CHRIS
tian. church. has returned home from
Princeton. where he attended the. con-
vention Of the state Christian churches.
Garfield council. No. 9. o. U. A. M.,will
hold a business meeting this evening in
the lodge quarters In the McMechen
building.
Mrs. Cal McFadden and daughter Miss
Hilda, spent yesterday with Wheeling
Friends.
William Pugh, popular motorman on
the Moundsville division OF the Traction
Company. Is off duty on account Of ILL
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Swartz. Of Fair
mont. are the guests Of relatives here.
Miss Ella Weekly. of Pleasant Valley.
10 visiting with friends here.
Lone Star lodge. No. 3. Pythian Sis
ters, held a business meeting last eve
ming in the lodge quarters in the Me-
Mechen building.
The work Of improving the Traction
Company tracks through this city. con-
tinues to go forward rapidly. The new
track has been laid to Fifteenth street.
Miss Emily Riggs has returned to her
homo in Morgantown, after visit with
friends here.
Ernst Pracht. Of Lewisburg. O.. is the
guest Of friends here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-08
BIZ r. D. &ANDER, Jr.
1n+s,1,xeucer lcorrespoadent

CAMP SHELBY. Mass, Sept. o.
Ghosts are commonly unpopular among
ordinary mortals. but the boys OF In
diana. Kentucky and : Fest Virginia. who
are at Camp Shelby ate eagerly waiting
for the Ghost to walk" When II does
1t will bring them approximately s1o',
600, not including the stipend to De palo
the officers which will burden the most
welcome phantom with another $4,000.
Morning, noon. evening and through the
watches Of the night th@ soldiers are
eagerly waiting for the appearance OF
the much longed for pay check.
Speaking Of sordid finance, the camp
contractors 'unburdened themselves OF
$40. 900 Saturday, the largest sum ols>
bursed at the cantonment to date. Al
though 5000 workmen lined up oe1ore
the windows Of the payma$ters once.
the task of paying the men was accom-
plished in one hour. due AM admirable
system devised by the auditing office.
Formerly the paying Of a much smaller
force consumed between three and hSe
hours The cut in time means saving
each hour Of s1.100 to the government
as the men are paid during working
! hours.
Camp Shelby hotels. cigars. cigarettes
and other everyday luxuries whlch nave
invaded HattieSburg will soon De pu.
In the background by Camp Shelby
bread baked by Camp Shelby soldiers
~ Camp Shelby guardsmen. Bakery
Company No is. which arrived from
North Carolina few days ago is rapid
~ placing it's ovens and will soon be-
gin operations. Flour and other access
series are on hand.
When the camp bakery is in operation
each Of the eighteen ovens OF the oak-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-08
WAITING FOR THE GHOST TO
WALK FOR THE SOLDIER BOYS

cry company will turn out 10s loaves Of
bread and flour. The officers OF the
camp estimate that the bakery will fur
nish at least 10000 loaves daily or sufti-
cient to supply the wants Of the camp.
Insulators and other electrical equip
ment have been received and the focai
traction and light company Is busy In
stalling the apparatus. 1t Is expected
that within a few days the Juice" will
be turned into the camp. the pumps
started going at the pumps OF the threo
lartesian wells and the word flashed to
the waiting boys OF Indiana, Kentucky
and West Virginia come for all things
are now ready.
Brigadier General W. E. Harvey, COM
mander Of the Seventysixth brigade ar
rived at the camp yesterday. With his
coming the stan Of brigadier generais
is complete. the others on the spot be-
ling Brisadier-Generals H. H Whitney.
Roger NJ Williams. and E. NJ Lewis.
Major General Sage, in company with
the last three named officers and his two
aides, Captains Houston and Daily spent
/ the week end on the Mississippi Gulf
Coast as tthe guests Of the HattfesburS
Commercial Club During the trip.
which was spent chiefly in fishing. feast
| ing and sight seeing Major General
Sage proved himself the premier fisher
! man. it Is reliably reported and has
since been verified that he caught sew
enty-six fish Of various sizes and lengths
with the ordinary, every day hook with
out the aid Of any silver bait.
A striking feature Of the junket was
meeting Of the khaki and the gre,
at the Confederate Old Soldiers Home
at Beauvoir. Miss, near Biloxi Tho
party visited the home in tho invitation
Of Governor Theodore G. Bilbo. Of Miss
issippi. who happened to be at the home