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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-20
Jiffy- JeiIied Shrimps
package pineapple Jify-Jell.

l package pineapple Jiffy-Jel.
tablespoonful vinegar.
l can picked shrimps.
2 t~ablespoonfuls minced green peppers.
/ cupful diced celery or shaved cabbage.
Prepare the Jiffy-Jell as usual, and
when beginning to CONCEAL, stir in the
vegetables and the shrimps diced. Pour
into a mold rubbed lightly with olive oil,
and when stiff turn out on a large platter.
Surround with sliced tomatoes which
have been allowed to stand in French
or parsley. Pass mayonaise or boiled
dressing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-20

from Providence and Boston Monday
evening in order to be able to visit her
grandmother. Mrs. Hannah Page, who
will Tuesday celebrate her 9sth birth
day. There will be no special order OF
exercises other han some of her fam
ily will try to visit this aged lady.
who lives in the old Page homestead in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-20

Palmyra. Tuesday afternoon at 100
in Ripley Grange hall there Will be a
talk and discussion on silos and silage
Friday the s0th at 1.3o P. NJ. at A. j.
Robinson's farm in NorridgeWock
there will he a demonstration Of build
ing a self feeder and O'Clock i'll Grange
hall at Norridgewock the subject of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-20
Tfv Ice Cream Powder

We also make in the anne dainty way JiHy Ice Cream Powder The
faVors are also concentrated, and they also come in sealed walls.
Simply mix the powder with milk or milk and cream combined, ard
freeze. No cooking, no heating, no eggs or sugar to add.
JrHy Ice Cream is easy to make. 1t is quickly made. 1t is douby
delicious and very economicaI-a ten cent package and a quart of
milk makes about two quarts. For Sherbets use water n place Of
milk.
You will never make ice cream in the old way when you try this
Four kinds-VaniHa, Strawberry, Lemon, Unhavored.
10 cent per package-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-20
Jiffy-JelI Club Sherbet

! package orange Jiffy-Jell.
l bottle ginger ale.
Prepare Jiffy-Jel as usual, when cold
add ginger ale. Freeze in three parts ice
to one part salt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-20
Jity-JeIl Cherry Salad

l package cherry Jiffy-Jell.
cupful stoned, fresh or canned cherries.
! cupful broken nut meats.
Lettuce.
Mayonaise.
Prepare the Jiffy-Jell as directed or tho
package and when beginning 10 CONCEAL
stir in the cherries and the nut meats.
Transfer to individual molds, RUBBED
lightly with olive oil. and when stun. I'M
mold and serve earnished with lettuce
and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-20
Mint Apple Jelly

Add two cups of boiling water to one
package Of Mint ~Jiffy-Jell. When par
TALLY cool add a sprig of parsley chopped
very fine one bay leaf. piece of one-half
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-20

Tie death of Ezra NJ. Dean. 81 years
old last MAJ. occurred Sunday at his
home about one half a mile above the
village OF East Madison and some five
miles from this Village. The funeral
services viii be held Tuesday after
noon at l p. NJ. from the family resi-
dence. Mr.. Deane was a farmer by oc-
cupatiOn and had lived in the house
where lie passed away about 10 Years.
He is survived by d widow. formerly
Miss Della William of Concord and
two children, d daughter. Mrs. Dana
Robbins of North Madison. and a son,
Walter NJ. Deane OF North .Ansun.
Mrs. T. N. White left Monday on the
midday train for Lewiston where she
Will undergo treatment at d hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moody, Jr., who
reside in MoodytoWn are the parents of
q little daughter. The child has been
named Ida May.
About 100 bows attended communion
at the S O'Clock mass Sunday morning
in st. Mary's Catholic church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-20

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Burrill Of Ca
raa are the parents Of a little daugh-
Ter. born. Monday forenoon.
W. {. Bryant and party of Bangor
were among the late automobiles to
visit S~kowhegaIi Sunday dining at Ho-
tel oxford.
Ray Gordon has returned from a
visit with his brother in Greenyillo.
Mrs. Frances Colby OF East Front
street. who was stricken with u shock
several days ago, has been moved to
the Somerset hospital and Monday
forenoon was reported as not having
gained consciousness sufficient to
peak.
The first meeting Of creditors in the
bankruptcy case Of Edgar g. Berry Of
Skowhegan will occur on Dec. S. at the
office of Referee lewis here. Mr.. Rer-
ry was adjudicated bankrupt Nor. Il.
A meeting Of the life members of the
Somerset Central Agricultural Society
will be held at the municipal court
room Saturday afternoon at 1.3J. OH
GERS for the ensuing year will be elect
ed and yearly reports will be listened
too.
The piano pupils Of Carl ". MaIiev
save a pleasing recital here Saturday
afternoon.
To Observe eeth Birthday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-20
SKOWE1ECAN NEWS

So Campaign Planned for Different Parts of County-Hun-
dred Boys Attend Communion at St. Marys-Three Camps
and Howell Burned Monday Forenoon - Vigue-Lessard Wed
ding at Catholic Church-Ban kruptcy Creditors Hold First
Meeting-Miss Page Visits Grandmother Who Is SO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-20
Vique lessard

In the presence Of friends ana rela-
l.res George Nigue, son Of Joseph
Ni2ue. and Agnes Gertrude Les
sur. daughter of William Lessard. We're
married. Monday morning at ! o'clock
from st. Mary's'Catholic church. Nup-
tial mass was said by Rev, RI J. L.. a.
Kenaud and the wedding ,narcl was
played by Miss Gotta OF Watervtlle.
The bride was attended 10y Miss EX-
averinc Lessard and the groom by
Wilfrod King. Nj. and Mrs, E;guc VIII
establish their residence at tie home
# the bride in this village. MI. Vigue
is employed in one of the local tex
lie mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-20
Jlffy-JeIi Chinese Chicken

! package pineapple Jiffy-Jell.
! cupful diced chicken.
! cupful diced celery.
! cupful diced mushrooms.
Prepare the Jiffy-Jell as usual, and
when beginning to CONCEAL. stir in the
other ingredients. Turn into a mold
rubbed lightly with olive oil, and when
cold unmold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-20
Ify-JeH Recipes

lemon, a dash of salt and red pepper an.
n u of diced pineapple. Add Mn
flavor in via ana CONCEAL. Serve wit
Mayonaise topped with a Creme-de
Menthe Cherry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-20

To Observe seth Birthday
Miss Hannah +. Page arrived home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-01
DEATHS, BIRTHS
EVEN IN NUMBER
Health Department Reports
SIT Persons Disinfected
in City Cleanup.

There were So deaths and the same
number Of births during the week
ending Wednesiay. as shown by the
report Of the board OF health filed
with the council Thursday The
deaths ten Americans, g Nexicaus
and one negro. and the births were il
Americans and q N1exicans. There
were % cases of contagious diseases
remaining in the city at the time OF
the report. as follows Two measles.
three scarlet fever. Is typhoid fever
and one diphtheria-
Persons having their heads washed
and clipped during the Week were 200
iu number. while 80 We're thoroughly
dfsenf-cted- Food condemned was 49,
vegetables 500 pounds white meal so
pounds Of oatmeal and 1890 cans
condensed milk
T. d. Hullum. sanitary commissioner,
reported having had hauled durlng
the week 591.H00 pounds Of garbage.
$1,000 pounds ashes and $1,000 pounds
manure.
Petitions Granted
Petitions granted were c. E-izoudo.
for gasoline station az I'll HIl street.
property owners. for street light all
Grant avenue and Birch street
Petitions Referred
Petitions referred We're: japanese
cleaning works. permit 20 install saso-.
line station az 3l3 san JacintO- pro-
test of property owners against gaso-I
line station at Bliss and Pledras
streets
Mayor Charles Davis and alderman
+. B. simmons We're absent, being on
a hunt I'm New Mexico. Acting mayor
j. p. O'COnuor presided AZ the meet
inE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-01
ENGINEER OFFICERS GUESTS OF
HONOR AT A BERINO DANCE

Berino. n. II, Nov with Beri-
nos social set as host. an informal
dancing party was given in the school
hall Tuesday evening. The honor
guests included officers only OF the
T. s mounted engineer corps. who
were camped here. They were Lieut.
Col j. A. O'Counor. Capt Alfred J..
Ganahal. Capt Henry Hutchinson.
Capt Z. ~ Lewis. Lieut. Lieut.. C.
Wardroff, Lieut.. John ". Wheeler.
Lieut.. Lennon Spake. Lieut.. II. J. Fair
banks. Lieut.. Francis H Lehman.
Lieut. Arthur j.. Osborn, Lieut.
Ioren Lowering, Lieut. F. j. BOynton.
Lieut. Elmer Sampson Lieut. George
Whltson, Lieut. A T. Scott. Lieut. j.
A McCauon and Lieut.. William j.
Jackson Others present were. Mr..
and MIS- s Claude hilgOre, Mr. and
Mrs T. Dickson. Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. II. r Hanuum-
Mesdames Z. " Gardner. Abba Lynn,
L A0hley. Misses Hazel and Hildl
Creamer, Mary Adams, Carrie Reams,
Sau1- Felicia and Buna Carpenter and
EuEenia White and Ellen and sadie
sykes and Nessrs- George Creamer-
T. O'Brian, Arden Gardner. Clifton
SCoEgius and Joe sykes
Mr. and Airs. J. O. 1lcNary and fam
lily m0tored into Fl PasO from Be
riuo.
MI and Mrs. Barney Guesch. who
spent q short time here with friends
have gone on 90 northern New Mexico
to visit before returning to their
home in Long Beach. Cal
ID. J. Jones Is spending n Few DAYS
ia Las Cruces, attending % husi-
ness.
Mrs Hunter Lewis Mrs. Il. Wheeler
and 1frs. II. Taylor mOtored down
from lfesiIla Park and visited Mrs.
+. V Gardner.
M-. and Mrs George Cross have
moved Up on the hill TO the J.. l.
Thompson hOusa. which place they
have -lkeu for che winter MI IhOmu-
son is planning TO leave soon for Cali
fornia
Mrs. A. j. Lightf00t Of Beriu0. was
in FL Raso to attend q meeting OF the
KensiuEron club.
Voting Place Announced.
Prohibition is the main topic here
The voting win be in Cadeua hall with
Carl Price. LUZ Cadena and Tiburcio
Duran as judges and " r. Newsom
and Arden Gardner as clerks.
Three companies OF the L. s ra-
serve mounted engineers. with entire
equipment camped here over Tuesday
night. They were on q practice hike
70 CloudcrofL
The house under construction here
for L. Ainsworth is partially COM
pleted and viii be ready for CccU-
pancy I'm about a month
Bryan Brown. OF the reclamation
service here, visited at his home in
FL Baso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-01
CORN WEiKEN5;
YIELD IS HIGHER
Chief Reason for Setback,
However, Is Condition of
n. Y. Stock Market.

Chicago. H.. Nor. Corn prices weak
aned today iu sympathy with the Sew
York stock market and owing 20 weather
conditions likely 90 uromora movement
o. new grain selling was NOT Of an urr-
eut character
Covering 10y shorts Jed 90 O gradual
rally On the last half Of rhe day. The
close was unsettled a. s1-l7ts for Deca-r-
Der and F1-lS1i Tor May with the market
as whole varying from CSC decline -s
3 q advance. compared with "a hours be-
fore.
CROP reports 90 a leading authority l-.II-
Gated the yield per acre was about three
faurths Of hushel more than had been
figured October = but that husziuE was
lave and damage 90 quality more severe
than was expected Opening quotations.
which ranged from 3 'ac lower. with
December at fl-l7E and 2fay SI.12s. ~
l-l-5s. wer9 followed 10y a moderate aE55-
tioual serbaclz-
o7ts were easy owing 60 the downturn
"a corn
Upward Jumps ln hog prices carried
provisions higher
Subsequently trade became active with
commission houses and shorts competing
60 purchase. and the market reacted
SHARPLY on the advance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-01
SOLDIER BIGELOW, DAZED, IS
HELD IN BASE HOSPITAL

Neal BiEeIOw, private OF ID com
pauE. 1f5th infantry Second Mime
soral NJ Camp Cody. y. n. who wa
taken TO the base hospital at Fj- Bliss
" Wednesday i'm da1ed condition.. was
reported Thursday morning 20 be still
speeches, but otherwise I'm fair health
Army hospital authorities are holding
him for advice from Col W. T Nolu-
son, commanding the 1G5th. who had
no news Of EiEelOw since he disap-
pearad from Cody last Saturday until
The Herald correspondent NJ Demiue
told him
said that Bis-low had been sick IN
the camp hospital most Of the time
since the Second Minnesota arrived.
his mind wandering at times. apuar-
entity. He came from SorthfIeld.
MINI. and was q soldier on the Next
can border last wear.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-01
MAKESCARTO0NS
Of MEN IN CODY
Sgt. Sherman, Sketch Artist
in Vaudeville, Illus
trates War Life.

Camp Cody. UemiuE n. NJ nov. g..
Sergeant Con sherman. of the 10eth
supply train. the caricaturist. cartoon
ist and lightning sketch artist OF the
5fth division. is making a series OF
cartoons and sketches illustrative Of
the life of an American soldier from
the volunteer and draft stage through
the rookie stage and up I'm Camp
Cody. He purposes doing the same
on across the water" making II all
humorous and semi humorous, spiceu
with q tinC- of seriousness now and
then TO make this illustrated history
complete
SGT sherman has frequently enter
tanned soldier audiences iu the camp
y 81 g. A. buildings with lightning
sketches IN chalk. composing his own
lectures as he proceeds. He has drawn
poems Of F. j. Camp. who writes U
popular rhyme OF soldier life
CurtOons Get Him SerEeaney.
sgt. Sherman IS only rs years old
and has been i'm the army but five
months Hs came here as "a sergeant
OF his home company. L Of the sixth
Nebraska infantry from Spalllu-.
which he ioiued as q volunteer the
next day after his 18th birthday. For
7 ecruitiug - men. mostly through his
artistic work iu a series of military
cartoons. he was promoted Co sergeant
and has made good
youthfuluess. he has been q successful
caricaturlst and rartouuist In light
ming sketch work ou the western
vaudeville circuit Quitting that, be
was hired TO exhibit his talent IN
moving picture shows in Nebraska and
being employed Joy political campaign
committees he clrIcatured politician
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-01
NY. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

New YORK. No0- ---Nercau-ile paper
a. rercel--
Sterling. so day bills. sL71ss- CONNER
elz- so day bills on banks, 3E--1; CONNER
el7I 60 day bills sL717.
Bar silver. S91r-
Mexican dollars. ss-r-
Government bonds. steady
1tail-oad bonds. weak
fine loans. steady go DAYS. G51. per
cent? go days. 80 5rz; six months. So
CAN money. firm. High. ( percent. low,
a. ruling rate. &. closing ri1 81. Of
faraG 1t a. ls=- loan. g.
copper $3.50
Leads bid
Tir=Er- 30.
srsl5s--E- ST. Louis delivery 5.55s
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. Eng. nov To-day uas a h1i-
day ir the London metals market.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
E-ci1-alas. zoe
Mexican hank notes. state bills. s91se,
Mexican pesos r1s.
Mexican gold =-aec-
II Paso Smelter uuotatiuns.
-s- silver lf--lE O. Haruar quota
-s1lI- $3.50
Tir lead $3.50
-l-FHr. wire bar 2-s-...
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-01
THREE ARTILLERY OFFICERS
TO STUDY IN FIRE SCHOOL

Camp Cody. ueming. y ~, Nov l.
Orders were issued from division
headquarters ordering two majors and
one captain 10 Fort sill Okla, to at
tend the school OF fire Mai. Irwin Y.
Todd. of the 1-7th field artillery
Fourth Nebraska infantry is TO
study heavy artillery fire. MAJ f.
W. l1atson. 125th field artillery (Third
Aliuuseotal is 90 study light artillery
fire Captain OF infantry. ~ e.
MiCllels0u. of the officers reserve
corps. IS 20 study trench mortar fire.
Maj Todd is division athletic Off
Ger along with his military duties He
was just completing and getting lined
out a thorough program OF athletic
sports along the most vigorous lines.
He had already got started the con-
strucrinu OF a stadium and arena. His
enthusiasm and push I'm the work was
greatly appreciated. IL is not known
yet when a new director VIII be
named.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-01
CONSTRUCTION WORK AT
CAMP CODY NEARLY DONE

Camp Cody. UemiuE- M. Nov- L.
Maj Chas H Miller. construction
luartermasrer. stated today that this
week would see completed all the
building work i'm camp excepting the
corrals for horses and the guard
house stockade, for which tine wire
has not come. and rhe installation OF
heating apparatus iu the baths and
m-ssLallz- Heating stoves are 90 bee
put in the latter temporarily
The rifle range. about two miles
out. IS completed and the lighthouses
are enclosed The construction work
now going on is the building Of the
stables for the artillery and machine
gun horses. and lIai. Miller says these
VIII be finished this week. Work on
the Stadium az the athletic grounds iu
the old reservoir site is Wen under
way
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-01
ST. PAUL MEN DRIVE Zoo
MILES TO VISIT CAMP CODY

Oam- |0dE- I-mTnE- = " N0V- !
Willard Simpson, formerly "A mem
Der Of company J.. Second Minnesota
Infantry. now the lafth infantry, is O.
guest Of that company. having come
All the way by auto from ST. Paul.
MINI. 10 distance OF ZOO miles OF
more iu six days. He was accompanied
by Charles Martin. who is at Las
Vegas. y ~. looking after his 500
acres Of land near there.
The trip was made in Mr.. SlmD-
sons StudebaEer six with no mishaus
other than two puuctures and an lc-
cident putting the roadometer out OF
commission SO tho exact distance
Travelled could not Doe given. The trip
was made by Denver. Colorado
Springs, Trinidad. Pueblo. las Vegas.
Ration and Albuquerque. He SAYS his
car has run fully 10000 miles and has
never been In q garage"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-01
SCHOOLS BRIM
FULL At DEFINING
More Than 200 More Pupils
Than Last Year; Conges-
ton in Buildings.

Demiue. ". 81. Nov. LIS an iuul-
cation of the sudden increase in popu-
Iatiou OF pemiug since the location
here of Camp Cody. the Increase in
the grade school enrolment of IS peg
week since school opened ON Septem-
her 9 last. is one of the best Last
year. at the end of the second month
OF school. there were 905 pupils en-
rolled. now there are 1871 and the law
against truancy has not been pushed
because there is no room Tor any
more notwithstanding one extra room
has been organized This law has
pupils Sp aS not TO allow apSeut-eS
% impede the work Ia the grades
This congestion is due TO the children
of officers families and other new
people VINO have come here Tor rlsl-
ness reasons.
Have Half Day Sessions
Some idea OF the congestion can De
had from the statement that city SUI
periuteudeut ~ =. Aahau says three
also that the rooms for Mexican prl-
mary pupils has 100 enrolled The
board 1f education Is considering
building an addition TO the Lowell
grade building 90 give three more
rooms The necessity Tor this room
b. great. To vote building bonds
would consume practically all the
school year. it IS said.
Mr. Mauau said this congestion does
not apply TO the high school, for the
reason that a number Of tine larger
boys went into the army The result
is that in the high schools the girls
greatly outuumber the boys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-01
Livestock Market.


r- Hrs Market strong. a5c above raetsr-
tsr- average all-. $3.50 q 1905 light,
5-55 1895 a--7g- 500 l7-2a, pigs
-st-I=-E.a .-rte $1,000. Market steady.
>ariv- -t=ers- sz-s5 7 l1.5o- western steers.
1878. ~-oeE--z and feeders. $50
rll-s"- COWS and Lslfers. g 1--25-
calves &ala-l5-
~f==r-H--aipt=. $4,000. Market strong
'"=-hars $3.50 IS: lambs $3.50 q -I--5.
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. 30, nov -.-HoEs-Ee-
iprs. 5000 Market higher BuIk- $3.50
-,-".- heavy $3.50 g u -ls- Light, SO
tli-'ei pigs. 2l5a16-
-a--e-k-c4ipts, 1000. Market steady
beef steers. 81 as; western steers. $3.50
r1a- COWS. E5-51110; helfers $3.50 Q
.--5e- er-c[ers and feeders. 1915 Z 1885,
bulls. 81 a7--5- calves f5-51G-s
ehesp-t--c sipts 5000 Market hiEaer-
--.l1n7. $685. ll-55; -earlinE7. fl-1
$780, wethers gl1 q 1859; ewes. 29-599
E1-5O
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo NoT- S--Cattl =-Ite-ei pts.
ers and feeders, $3.50 @ 11-15; calves. IS
FIg-5e.
Hogs-ReosIpts. 1909. Market e5s
hlgher TOP. sI7-l5; bulk. 2-s-59Q1--
sheeq-Receipts- 5000 Market steady
lambs. $40 Q 1856 ewes 99G1o-51-
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
CBr ZeiEer HoteI.)
HoEs-Rzcelp-s. 5000. Market higher.
Top, $3.50; bulk, g15.T5 EI6.T5.
Cattle-Eeceipts, 1880. Cows. top gs-75.
bulk $3.50 5-25i heifers, TOP $3.50. bulk
s5G6i bulls 8 45.-5; calves. STEADY
st7cksrs-Ste-rz. $3.50 Gs.58i cows. $3.50
sos heiferz. 2567; calves 25-50fs So
sheep Receipts. 500. Market steady
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-01
CHAPLAINS KLINE AND HART
GIVEN PERMANENT PLACES

camp D0lT- Deming- NM. Nor- =
Orders from division headuuart-rs
gave permanent assignments to two
chaplaius. LIST Lieut. Fl. H. Kline and
Lieut. Hart They have both been
unassigned but temporarily attached
since the recent organization. Lieut.
Kline is now permanently with the
.Hth depot brigade. with which he has
been since the breaking up OF the
Nebraska units. Lieut. Hart is as
signed 90 tho I-srn field artillery fsrd
Minnesota.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-01
MORE SELECTS
REACH BIC CAMP
Camp Dodge Furnishes
1000 for Recruiting Regi-
ments in Training.

Camp Cody, Demiu=. y. A.. Nov. 4.
The fourth contingent ~ selective
draft men from Camp Dodge. Des
Moiues. Iowa. arrived here today and
went into the depot brigade The
contingent arrived on social train
and is followed 10y another train
carrying 500 men This VIII increase
the total number Of men eneamped
here To 5000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-01

FOR RENT
East side double. furu. he'd house
large yard -1-3 r Missouri ST.
EsI--
room. completely furnished
house. rlassed in sleeping porch
IaIf Noble ST. $50
RROADDUS & II BARON.
Land Merchants
ls--1 First Natl Bank BIDS
Telephone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-01

All trains arrive and depart from Union
station, foot OF san Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given in II Ia=r
or mountain standard time
SANTA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-01
Situation Wanted-FemaIe.


LACE curtains wished Phone 26Is-
RELIABLE woman VIII take laundry
h' me- Phone fgls-
AMERICAN lady wishes position ir room
inE or apartment house Phone s5fs-
MOUSE cleaning done bog the day. first
class work. Address o. -, care Herald
WANT 20 care FOR two or three children
in own home Phone 6c4sM-
LADY. experienced in clerical work anil
typewritinE desires permanent position
Address q IL. care Herald.
WANTED-Worz by American lady. PR
fer management u roomilg house or
housekeepiuE- Phone -iIsJ-
RESPONSIBLE lady VIII care for home
Tor rent during absence ut family. Al-
dress C %. care Herald
BG refined lady. position iE an ofiic--
have knowledge sf books. euiuE. short
hanE ana typewr.uuE. Address t. 90 care
Herald
WANTED young lady ~ education
and refinement. position as stenoErsDh-r
and typi-t. now hal1lnr good position
Addre-s Miss KATY Waterman. $40 Fa-r.l
ave. Tyler Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-01
REPORTS TO WASHINGTON
ON 18th DIVISION READY

Camp Cody, DemilE y. VI. Nov. ].
AT division headquarters IL was re-
ported that all reports 70 the war de-
partmcur OF the recent denomination
OF the 4frh division under the new
army plans were completed. This has
necrsSltatec "a tremendous amount or
work and % force or clerks and Of
flcers have been employed thereon
ever since the Organization took place
uu October
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-01
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