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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19

DEAR MISS IA kFAN-
7 have known two men who
showed me attentions. one Of
them took everything for granted,
not even ever mentioning such q
thing as taking me anywhere or
doing anything where he had to
spend money although he had the
meansl. and the question OF mar
riage, 7 am surc, never even en-
tered his mind.
The other was a bit more Of a
talkcr. He promised marriage
and good times. and also intro
dUceI me TO all his friends. But
NE never got amy farther.
] always was an optImist. but
I'm going 10 be the worst pcssi-
mist iu regard 20 the man Qucs-
tiou NJ some one doesn't convince
me quick. NirEinia g.
do you suppose for one instant that
Won can pass Judgment on tho entire
masculine sex because you have
known two Who either were cads oT
tired OF Won after a little acquaiut-
ance2 The fault lies with YOU Either
you Let yourself be taken i'm by two
men who weren't worthy OF your re-
gard or YOU did not make yourself
sufficiently agreeable 10 hold their
ton OF the first man. Siuct ne did
not take you out or give YOU any real
attention. what reason have YOU for
suppcSiuE that he cared about you.
Why was he particularly Coutempti-
bile for coming 20 see a girl who
welcomed him anil who evidently put
lp with whatever trea tmeut she got
In order 20 have a man about What
you need are dignity. Solf-respect- a
and a good, thorough inventory of
Yourself
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
For Rent-Houles Unfuruished.

FOR RENT. close 90 Southwc stern-E orr
rooms. sleeping porch. SEQ. $500 Manzani-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
arizona FISH AND GAME
SHOWN IN UNIQUE EXHIBIT

Thoeuiy. Ariz-. Nov 19-Ous oC
the notable and most novel OK
hibits at the state fair was that of
state game warden Joe Prochasks.
OF Miami. As an annex to the aSri-
cultural building was constructed %
large log cabin and surrounding o..
under cover. he gathered every pos
sih!e form of game and fish life TO
be found i'm Arizona. In one large
glass tank were shown fish from tine
Roosevelt reservoir and in another
the ordinary fish Of Arizona streams.
I'm cages We're live Arizona deer and
Wild turkey on the walls 0f the
cabin were hung skins of most Of
the FUR bearing animals found in the
southwest
in contrast with this exhibit Of
game conserva is one Of the
United States biological survey.
which demonstrated scientific meth
DDS for determination of jack rah-
bits. prairie dogs, EopherS, squirrels
and all rodent pests. The work and
exhibit were in charge of D. A. Gil
christ one photograph was Of 1907
Jack rabbits that had been kiIed in
"a night by poison. and another i'll
Illustrated a pile of 1851 prairie dogs.
killed IN a day by one man.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
N LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

New York, Sov. 1e--2fercantile paper.
sterling-so day bills. SAM CONNER
cial so day bills on banks. SIN COM
msrciaI 60 day bills s4.To5s. demand.
Sf-T5E cables s4-16 ZIG.
Bar silrer-s5 nc.
Mexican doilars-s51
Government bonds. weak
Railroad bonds, weak.
Time loans-1farzet steady 50 days q
81 percent; 90 days, 5it9stz; six
months. Oh G55s-
Call rnoney-SrrsuE- High. 3 percent.
low. 80 ruling rate. 4 closing bid = .
offered al > last loan. g.
Copper-S25-50.
spelter-East St Louis delivery. }7.75
Tiu-SIs-
LONDON METALS MARKET
she closing quotations on the London met
ais market
Lead-Spot $50 los: futures. go los.
Spelte--Spot. E5s: futures. $50.
Copper-Spot, E11os futures, E11o5 eleo-
t-olyric E1e5
Tiu-Sp0- 1875 S. futures. E275 los
THE LOCAL MARKET.
-<acionalcs-1s7t
Mexican bank notes. state bills-s 92oc-
N--5cau pesos-s5c-
NcA.~al E1-1-5-c-
Fl Paso smelter Quotatious.
Bar YER Handy & Harmon quota
tlon1. S51zc-
i.ondqn Iead-t5o los.
pig lead-S6-e5-
Copper, wire bar. $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19

LITTLE GALLUP COAL BEING
SENT TO ARIZONA AND TEXAS

Phoenix. Ariz. Nov. 19.-Fuel ad-
ministraJor VIII l. Clark has re-
turned from q trip to New Mexico.
where he visited the Gallup coal
mines. there interviewing the coal
producers, and Albuquerque, where
he held a conference with fuel ad-
ministratOr Mcdonald. Of New Mex
leo, and two representative Of the
federal trades commission. IN
Phoenix, since his return. he has had
in conference the members OF his
state and local county executive COM
mittee, planning over problems Of
distribution and reporting upon the
results of his own Investigations.
At Gallup most Of the coal now
produced is taken by the Santa Fe
railway. The California demand has
been cut off entirely and. while
there seems no very particular
shortage Of cars in that special
field. not more than zoo tons a day
are being shipped out to Arizona.
west Texas and New Mexico consum-
ing points. Several mine owners re-
ported they were in continual fear
Of stOppage Of their fuel supplies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
DANGEROUS MAN.

DEAR MISS EnILtFAr-
I am 1g and I'm love with my
employer. who is IS He has taken
me out a great many times and
told me several times Of his love
for me. Yesterday I found out
he is married I asked him about
this and he says II ! VIII only be
patient he will get a divorce
feel that I cannot go back TO
work until you tell me what 10
do. I love him very much. yet I
don't know II 7 should leave or
what Please answer me soon as
I viii not 20 back to work until
] hear from YOU + +. W.
Have YOU read Mrs. Humiston' 9
splendid articles right here in the
Journal If YOU have missed them.
begin TO study them now. II you have
been reading them, make a practical
appliction OF them TO your own case
No man Of 40 who takes out a young
girl without telling her THAI he is IN
honor bound 10 another woman
means any good. No man who con-
fesses the truth Of the situation only
when forced to and then offers 20 get
a divorce from his wife-sOme day
has very much respect for the girl
common sense. or the rules OF the
game Of life. If he plays false 10 his
wife for YOU what chance is there that
he viii play fair with yOu2 20 dear.
you don't love him-he has Just fur
nished a little excitement and imita-
ton romance in your young life
There are a great many splendid
business opportunities for girls now
and for YOU to stay in the employ OF
such a man is foolish, Impractical and
dangerous.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
STATE HIGHWAY AT VINTON
IS PUT IN GOOD CONDITION

Niuton, Texas, Nov. 19-Eecent
work on the State highway has inn
proved that road considerable The
county road fund was used TO an cx-
cellent advantage in paying for haul
ing and spreading gravel and grading
UP the low places.
r. T. Rowley has moved his family
down to the Cato ranch. west Of Mon
toya, where he has a contract for pre-
pairing a big acreage for cultivation.
Extensive alterations have been
made on the L. n. Brandt home. on
the Westland ranch and tho interior
has been entirely rcdecorated- Other
improvements also have been made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
Ell Pasodn Pays 500
For Two Dolls, GiUcs
Them Back to Red eros,

Phoeuix. Ariz.. Nov 9-Louis Lefko-
witt. or Fl Pasc. paid 5000 for two
dolls. auctioned at the hotel Adams.
for the benefit Of the American Red
Cross He promptly turned the dolls
back to the auctiouecr. Dave Cold
bcr-. for resale. They brought tho
Red Cross about $50 more before
they finally became the property of
Fred T. Golfer. At the same sale.
George Mauk purchased a Spanish
English dictionary OF date 1ssS. con-
tributed by Pedro 9. de la Lama and
said to have been used by Gen Win
field Scott during the Mexico war
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
Situations Wanted-MaIe.


CARPENTER work wanted. Phone stal-
CARPENTER wants 20 figure on huiidin :
or repair work. reasonable prices ~4''
EXPESIENCED chauffeur touring pre-
fcrred good repair man. Room 10 ho---
AnEolu7-
EXPERIENCED furniture man desires Pc
=ftior- exempt from military duty Al
dress us care Herald
FNPERIENCED clerk In transfer or sar-
age husiness; can furnish references 40
dress S ilf. care Herald
A-ONE auto mechanic. married, best sei-
r-eu-r=- 10 objections leaving CITY, Az
dress W 10. care Herald
BOOkkEEPER, Ten years cNperienle.e
wants uo=stlou- not sub ect 20 draiL Al
dres7 W D. care Herald
WANTED -Position rs salesman Or COZ
I-etor by man willing o. Prove worth Al
dress w 1-f. caro- Herald
An one desiring 90 hire ueat. rour-
t-auz. Intelligent c0iored boy to wn.N
mornings. evenings and Setur4@-s L-i-
phone the PRINCIPAL or me L,lE-1- e-I--
FAFERIENCED cabinet maker and I'm
f-h.- Tr-.rrr connection with flr-t Class
builder exempt from military 4ui''s- AZ
dress lil. care t-r2 o.
ENNTED-Ry high Grade salesman posi-
zion in book or art siorr' nave ll-'.
experience IS o. huTer ana can i-.li7n w
bose 0f references Write '''.
Herald.
YNNTED-PoaitIou u- competent and az-
u-llrn-rI male steuorraph9r and general
office man with executive ability. a1
90 handle corrr -poudeucc- Aldr7s w -'t
care Herald
CAPABLE 1s year OLD mercantile manaE ger
wants place Boz Arizona or N'T Mexico
H-ux and lu=.n0=s reference Can handle
general mercantile. dry goods or groceries.
Married. Srstrmatizrr- Enpic- Cd BOX
~. E-..-r -.--rn-r-a-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
TO RECRUIT BRITISH
SUBJECTS IN ARIZONA

Phoenix, Ariz.. Nov. ian effort
is TO be made for the recruiting Of
all British subjects OF military age
within Arizona This work has been
undertaken by Mai c. s. Manchester.
Of the Royal Engineer corps, whose
home is in Vancouver, p. c., but who
is stationed at san Francisco. in
general charge OF British recruiting
on the Pacific coast. He viii estab-
lsh a central office in Phoenix with
stations at a number Of other ArI-
IONA points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
ARIZ. SOUTHERN REFLECTS
FREEMAN AND KRUTTSCHNITT

Tucson. Ariz.. Nov. 19.-Dr. NJ P
Freeman has been reelected president
Of the Arizona Southern Railway COM
pauy and julius kruttschnitt, secre-
tary. The railroad is that which con
meets the Southern Pacific station Of
Red Rock with the smelter camp Of
Sasco and the mining town of Silver
Bell II is one of the assets Of the
bankrupt Imperial Mining company.
At present it is a very profitable prop
erty- handling the product Of the
mines and smelter on which the
American Smelling and Refining
company has q lease from Dr. Free
man, trustee in bankruptcy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
TOMBSTONE BANKER, SHOT
BY BANDIT, IS RECOVERING

BIs0ee, All Nov. l3.-Cashier 2.
r. Brandt, Of the First National
bank OF Tombstone, now is be-
iieved 10 be well on the road 10 re-
covery. He has been taken from the
Copper Queen hospital to his home.
still in his body is one Of the bullets
from the pistol Of the outlaw who
tried 10 rob the bank and another
operation viii be necessary at q. later
date. II is possible that partial
paralysis may remain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
MRS. V. A. MCDOWELL, WEST
TEXAS PIONEER WOMAN. DIES

Del RIO. Texas. Nov 1q--The death
AZ Del Rio last week Of Mrs. Victoria
A. Mcdowell removed from a life of
activity pioneer west Texas woman.
Mrs. Mcdowell was g years old and
had lived in Texas since she was six
years old, when her parents moved 10
Texas from Tennessee She was the
mother OF L. children and is survived
by four sons: Capt O. X Mcdowell
O. l. Mcdowell. B. j. and Percy r.
Mcdowell and six grandchildren. she
had lived in Del Rio Is years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
COPPER STOCKS
GAIN SLIGHTLY
Improvement Over Satur
days Close Shown by
Some Copper Issues.

Some Of the copper stocks showed inn
pruFcnlent Monday morning. but the trad
ms was light according 10 advices 90 j.
s Curtiss N CO.. stocks and bonds. IIote;
sheldon lobby
Chino and Calumet & Arizona were MOI,
traded IN up 20 noon. but were quoted
IT IS = ~ 49f= and 65a 6sl- respectively
Inspiration opened at 81 against Satur-
days closing 81 fg7s and sold up TO
fl1z- Utah and Anaconda wcro Up.
Trading 90 the general market is -fiIf
light. but prices opened above SATURDAY
closing which also showed a gain over
Friday Sentiment Is very much improved
VITA a fair outside demand with Offering
continuing meaEor at present prices The
market is apparently sold out London
was huoyaut with American buying au1
the market was helped too. by news n
the Italians driving the hochcs across
she fisve river Gains ranged from frae-
tious 20 point and a bali
United states steel was iu demand and
on opening showed gain of - Of a point
Dc sold ~ until esis was reached. when
10 reacted slightly Baldwin Locomotive
on report that bonus would he dis+rih-
u-ed. rz7 strong. moving from as 90
IS s.. but reacfiD- with the rest % the
was another strong stock. 10 closed SAT-
uraa- at 257s and opened this morning
AZ cIi-- Marine preferred and Mexican
Petroleum were up point. noon prices
were off slightly.
The curb market was very active the
morning with large trading IN the Jerome
stocks Jerome Verde and Green Monster
especially Verde Combination was strong
opening at = " q and ~ noon was p n e
The entire market closed very strong
up from two TO four points On an unusual
rush of huIlish enthusiasm Among tho
lenders were United states steel. common
un 80 per share. and correspoudinE adj
Fauc's iu an department
con the curb market Verde Comhiuatin-
was very strong on favorable reports of
good zhoriuEs NJ orc On tho east drift.
anHHH Hrsas EEL. 10 e.arr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
ADVICE TO Ole LOVELORN
n RY BEATRICE FAIRFAX

~ inform me whether IL will be
proper to 20 to the said ball
accompanied Jean
Girls OF your age must not at
tend any public dance without es-
cort unless YOU are properly chap
eroned by an older woman or a
married couple Tt isn't diSnified
and il won't do After all. you are
not planning TO dance with each
other and You are probably counting
on chance acquaintance to give
YOU q good time That is a danger
GUS plan. Don't put it into action
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
- I,IpnRrANr aIEsTION.

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX
am invited TO the Wedding
reception Of a business associate
should not my wife have been
included. although he is not ac-
Qualnted with herr Under the
circumstances would one accept
] would not care 20 90 without
her.
As am not invited to the we'd
ding, is a gift in order2 If
gift is sent. how long before
the date should Il be sent. and
should anything be written on
The accompanying cardt
The wedding invitation should
have been addressed, Mr.. and Mrs
John Smith" Since YOU are merely
acquaintance and have been invited
only TO the reception, there is no
need for you TO send q gift a tele-
gram on the day OF the wedding
would be in order-or you may mere
ly write a note OF cOnEratulation-
If you want TO send a gift. a bit OF
silver. crystal or Gilman attrac-
lively framed picture. such as YOU
may find i'm any reputable art store.
or a boo will do nicely. Unless the
invitation read. kindly respond" or
-E. s. V. p no acknowledgment is
necessary. If YOU do send either re-
grets or acceptance, they should
lolOW the wording OF Lle llNlNl lluA
and read something like this: Mr.
John smith thanks Mr. and Mrs.
Amos Brown for their invitation to
the wedding reception or their
daughter. Alice. and Mr.. Thomas
Green. Mr.. smith finds great pleas
IRE i'm accepting or Mr. Smith re-
Grets very much that he cannot he
present" OF course. YOU viii not
20 If you feel that your wife was
and even If YOU feel that
her was an oversight the
best procedure Is TO send your re-
Erets and follow them by a telegram
Of conEratula ton on the day Of the
reception. This is the last question
OF etiquette I shall undertake to
answer. Ny column IS. as I beg my
readers TO remember. Advice TO the
advice TO tho So
cially Ambitious"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19

( X, BUNGALOW. 81. T.. $3.50.
$3.50 Hishec ST.. near Pledr1s.
Hdw- floors. built IN features. etc
Better act quick
FISK-RAMSET REALTY CO..
Phone 1913. Trust bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
YOUNG TUCSON TOUGHS
START REIGN OF TERROR

Tucson, Ariz.. Nov. ia juvenile
band. said TO be Mexicaus. is reported
by the police TO have started a small
reign of terror within the city. With
in two days, 16 dogs have been pOis-
Oued. ten ornamental street lamps
have been broken and the tires of 80
bicycles have been filled with tacks
on the high school grounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
Business Chances.

--~--C-~-~-~-~-0~------ - -
DOCTOR wants location 20 ~ r.
iclue in New Mex VIII pay 1ul a-- -
formation Write Medlco- care l---------
ZIG ARDLF~S Of high cost OF living our
r,ri.ss arc Inc same. HCustou Transfer O.
St1iaEe Co.
- -I-1-- ciea-gt cases. wrist watches
EARNFTT-sI9 san ANTOSEO ST
5-,,,-.., - -----------5-. -5107fr-- -aII.rT
o-"t IL I. - 49,. 81 Hsrf-
L'I s
man - W - o.
WI have several desilaois afai -'---'
houses .25 t,ITv r rRrsr 90
- -6s T-Hsr brd-
.--.
FOR >Aistr-lWo saloons. one % p
ono lu lslcta- both uolnE E''1 -l9
rh ap rent can or TdHrt ou.'' ~ ~
Cl7-I0horry- keut1c.y ttEtIt u.il-
FOR rourtnfratin= construction phone
Trs- or ygri-e zI4 trust building. I'D PaSo,
Teas am also Iookine Tor iron de-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
STEWART ELECTED HEAD
OF BANK HE HAD FOUNDED

Tucson, Ariz.. Nov. 1e-Fred T.
Stewart, one Of the founders OF the
Southern Arizona Bank and Trust
cOmrany. has been elected president
Of the cor goratiou. succeeding y. p
Plumer. deceased. The position he
held as vice president has been added
TO the title Of cashier Gordon II.
Sawyer. who has been with the bank
ef-~a 1909
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
Business Chances

r---~-~-~-~-~-------~~-~
~ACRIFICE-Turkish bath. fo6 y ore
-ou 80. Price $500.
FOR SALE-Oid establish fuel ana feed
l'usincss. Inquire 1910 r. Missouri
GOOD house Tor auto repair shop or res
tauraut. Phone Gll9J-
OIL STOCK for sale: Columbus wells.
Give phone Write oil. care Herald
FOR SALE. cheap-Rsstauran and milk
depot; good location. rent paid up %
dec. T. Phone .c-1.
OPPORTUNITY for a live 1yIrc-For rent
butcher shop space iu grocery store. Tho
Adlir company, Las Cruces Sew Mex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19

90 handle CerI' pon-' A,'-
care Iie-2---
Hsns ana tuz'uezs reference can handle handle
Nerits,l- 49,. 49,
20 l-------- ~
Situation manted-F emaie-
~------~--------~------
ss7N
ALTJRa nurs--y, American children 8
home Phone 1888
,f1TUF5F and laughter desire co5EinE I'D
~, ,,T.5 ID 7 I'm nv ,=-5 57 mr. chit
5r.3 lg 1lZ own nom nm --,2---- -
Voc I'D Use To- care i'l 1N'--l7 A Ds "--'
o- gay none
EAtEh4t--fi I'D lflL s--u"5 i.i-l o-7ilt
n-s-flon. Phone 2-,-L-
IN y9uuE iady. as cashier and s-ner1.
office w1-ss can as9 'Peraie
can furnish r'fere1-s from former p
l1-
HaHted-Reai Estate.
NlSTED - BSrzs.6s for oash P o
baz l-7.
VIZ HAVE CASH BUYER
some nd1----rt-
T. p HEAD Co
-lt WIS 2-e-- Iae1, .--.
BUNGALOW WANTED
H-F' .'i- ln - g-ln- p1l1no'l- ~,
l- u -l -
wanted to kedL
DESIRABLE i've or SIX rom furnished
zz--zl-z1L or n1lse- EleEe .-l-
80
~---0--------- -------------7-
-. --.l--l CAi l fl-lCE-S PAID ior liFn'-
D. - 30 - ------- -
--r ID b.-T e-,--f----a f,---a .55r
,.-,-.-.---i, - .----.----
- ---y go e.---i--,-. s-s-,- E--,--7
a. Phone 1851
~ AZ -7--- old furniture in ~ a F55l
fI-r--. In exchange ro- new goods.
IiOtfE - TRADING COMPANY.
us 80 stanton 81 Phole ass
" dnted-hiisceiiane
,----7-7--------~'->--'
WANTED buy show cases Ac1lieiie
5-----
hlIdE-I price usId for Cual sacks Ei1
Grenie t1et Co. 20 : - Nz5in- IN -a--
\ DOLLAR Or Two viii secure any
piece q l-E CRY for xmas
49, ---- - - ~ "a
DiAMOSD wanted from 20 . karats,
p1fe white without flaws Address u g..
rare Head
W. TAXI your old furniture iu AZ a good
figure, DO exchange for new goods
ROGAhS IRADlNG COAiPANf' 90.
X ~ -s=-5--2 = = -l-5-z {. =
e D. L. erI
OF AeAt-EAolzes EGIHiSHeu-
80. --rIET1 - 49, -, - -
1.I--s 49,
TWO cottages On GrsndvieW. near 2
r 4 FINISHED house, Highland pars- Phi
l,eL
fEAr. room furnished hous-: furnace heat.
31lf Grant ave Pm ne 50S-
500 Texas 81 f1r KEN o- phone 6z1s-
--llg57T - 80 - -=7-7- -
- Do ---77 To -I---'-7 +-- -
-. ~ ~ .---5-
in. s.asz- Phone 55lz.
J OF * room furnished house five min
gtas walk from postofiice; reasonable REM
7 zone .----
nv, ol ' ,-,. So - t 9l.
country club Phone 60 or e7i5.
PAM Of n7c17y furnished house sleep
inc r.H-Hrr- small Children sal We
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
LIBERTY LOAN FOURS
DROP DOWN TO 9766

New York. Nov 19--Liberty bonds Of
the four percent issue dropped again 20
new low levels on the stock exchange
.ull az the opening at S9s- The price
subsequently, fell 20 S97-55, which is lower
even than the low point reached by the
3i=s The latter was strong today close
20 par.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
Situation WanEed-FemaIe.
Wanted-ReaI Estate.


S. lNTFD Bargains Tor cash T. o.
h1Z 1-7-
VIZ HAVE CASH BUYER
Wan close I'M property at a price that is
some lnL1rarrrr-
T. p HEAD & CO.
114 Mis- BIDS Phone 51-s
BUNGALOW WANTED
Have lots iu F- worth Oklahoma CITY,
Duarah. etc.. ru trade for equities I'm Fl
Pas, tg-Ea lows address p o. box 49,
i'll PaE-. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
EPES RANDOLPH ELECTED
PUEBLO GLIB PRESIDENT

Tucson. Arizona. Nov. 1s.-Epes
Randolph has been elected president
Of the Old Pueblo club. succeeding c.
H. Hinchliffe, resigned. DR.. II P.
Freeman was selected as vice presi-
dent. filling the vacancy caused by
The promotion Of Col Randolph.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19

RESPONDING To OUR :. q. :. CALL
For hotels. roominE houses. etc. which
would enable us 20 take care OF our aupii-
calts. we are Eratined 20 note "a decided
Increase In our list We can't give descrip-
uous Of au so n you don't find what
Won want here. come IN and let us go over
our list with YOU According 20 our best
judgment the following are exceptionally
attractive offerings.
Six rooms OF dandy furniture. rent s. :.
prise $500. and some terms; this place is
taking IN over 800 per month. transient.
room house. rent So. price 2e5e. This
furniture is good. clean
rooms Of swell furniture in nice aDt
house. close in. one year lcTie; reason
able rent
Close in apt house. this place is fIll
now. and IS a money maker.
,. l.. FREEMAN.
Successor to GRAY d. co.
10- Herald EldC Phone $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19

DEAR MISS FAlkFAA-
Please don't fail me, I am in
dove with a first cousin whom T
have been going out with quite
often before I was called into ac-
tive service. 7 now receive mail
from her and the uts Of her
letters are very o.. l- 7 have
not mentioned any ny serious
intentions 10 her because many
people have told me that IL was
not proper TO marry blood rela-
tive However. ] think she would
look favorably upon my suit VIII
you please advise me in this pre-
dicameut ] earn a fair salary in
civil life and believe we could be
extremely happy together We
have not been known 10 each
other previous TO about a year and
a half ago. j. T. Z.
Marriages between first cousins arf
not at all advisa BILE. In some state,
they are not even legal This is fol
The good Of the race and any book
ln Eugenics viii explain the situation
10 YOU far better than I can in The
columns of a newspaper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19

NEW CONCRETE BRIDGE Is
BEING BUILT ACROSS GILs

Florence. Ariz. Nov l9-Pinal
county is building a fine concrete
bridge across the ella river Near Ray
Junction. 10 be completed within a
month This viii serve 10 give direct
connection between Hayden and Ray
and the county seat at Florence