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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19

LAKE. VALLEY. Huisboro and gingsioa
auto meets al rrains az lake Vallsv.
VIM Siease, Hllshoro. New Mexico.
HOT SPRINGs MOTOR CO.-Auto livery
from EnEle 20 Elephant Butte Dam. Hoe
Springs and Black Range Harold Scott.
MEr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19
MCANN IS CONVICTED
OF MURDER CHARGE

Phoenix. Ariz. July 19.-IvaI Nc
Cam has been found guilty Of murder
in the first degree. IN connection with
the killing Of Kenneth FalstOn last
November in the desert hills north
east Of Mcdowell. The jury took
about 20 hours before announcing its
verdict.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19
Clouds OF Butterflies
Damage arizona Alfalfa

Phoenix. Ariz-, July 19.-Clouds Of
yellow butterflies have been doing
damage TO the alfalfa growth Of the
valley for the past two weeks. State
entomOlOgist A. ". Morrell states that
nature now has come to the farmers
relief a bacterial growth has been
spreading among the marauders
which turn black. cling to the leaves
OF the alfalfa and then die.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19

How can old tin cans re uHed9
ANSWER-All empty tin cans used
at the army camps are saved. From
$50 pounds Of old tin cans one pound
Of pure tin can be made and one
ounce Of stannic acid. from which a
deadly gas is made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19
TAX RATE FOR PHOENIX
IS REDUCED FOUR CENTS

tax rate for the coming year has been
reduced four cents and will be S1O6
on each 500 Of valuation. This has
largely been made possible by a large
Increase in valuations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19
should Americans serving IN an al
lied army be represented on e ser
vice FTnwF

ANSWER-The customary usage Is
limited to those in the military or
naval service Of the United States.
but no objection Is seen 70 extending
the honor Of representation to those
IN the service Of our allies. at least
where they enlisted before our en-
trance into the war or were so sit
uated that they could not enter the
military service OF their own country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19

. OF service expire and who remain
continuously in service.
What is the national flower Of Ger
ANSwER-The cornnower is the
national flower OF Germany When
queen Louise. the mother Of emperor
William 7 was forced TO 20 into MD
ing with her family while Napoleon
was occupying Berlin, she gathered
cOn10wers and WOve Earlands to
amuse her children From that time
cornflowers have been the favorite
flower OF the German people.
HcW many war loans have been
raised in Germnnys
ANSW EE-Germany has made eight
war loans the eighth loan being sub
scribed for in March. 1918
How are gas masks nader
ANSWE R-Gas masks are usually
made Of cloth treated with chemicals
and having a lining OF a spongy por-
Gus matter. a metal tube, covered
with rubber. fits the mouth The
poison gas psnetrates the helmet 8uL
is purified by the chemicals. The
air is exhaled through the mouth
piece
Whatv a. the first steamship to
cross the Atlantfcf
navigation was inaugurated with the
voyage OF the American steamship
Savannah The first regular trans
oceanic service was begun by the
British vessel The Great Western,
which sailed in April, 1888.
where did the custom Of celebrate
ing Memorial day originated
WER-The custom Of celebrat-
ing Memorial day originated in the
q ~ &C. ed
that the idea Of setting apart a spe-
cial day in the year was taken from
a custom prevalent among the Ger
mans FOR decorating the graves OF
their friends on a special DAY in the
year.
What Is Rudyard KiplinE doing at
the present timer
ANSWER-since the outbreak Of
the war he has been actively en-
gagged in writing war poems and
stories He has recently been ap-
pointed director OF propaganda in
England.
What states have ratified the pro-
hihitlon umendmentf
ANST ER-Up TO June J. the fol-
lowing states had ratified the prohi-
bition amendment: Mississippi. Nir-
Eiuia. Kentucky. South Carolina, North
Dakota. Maryland. Montana. Texas,
tJela ware SCUM DdADLd1 4-da5@GlAu-
sets and Alabama.
How can old tin cans re usedg
ANSWER-All empty tin cans used
at the army camps are saved From
$50 pounds Of old tin cans one pound
Of pure tin can be made and one
ounce Of stannic acid, from which
deadly gas is made.
Why did the supreme court declare
the child labor law UNCONSTITUTIONAL
ANSWER-The supreme court says.
In our view the necessary effect Of
this act is. by means Of a prohibition
against the movement in interstate
commerce OF ordinary commercial
commodities TO regulate the hours OF
labor OF children in factories and
mines within the states. a purely
state authority. The act in a two
fold sense is repugnant to the con-
stitutiOn. II not only transcends the
authority delegated 10 congress over
commerce. but also exerts a power as
20 a purely local matter to which the
federal authority does not extend
The far reaching result Of uphold
ing the art cannot be more plainly
indicated than by pointing out that
II congress can thus regulate matters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19

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MEXICAN GIRL who speaks good Eng
lish- Cigar stand 500 san Francisco.
TANTED-AmerIcan dininE room FirL
Call z0g Upeon Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19

q T. saneuInettL q pioneer mer
chant OF Yuma where he has accu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19
GREAT ROCK LAB FALLS
aND ILLS GLOHE MY

Globe Ariz.. July 2O.-Antonio Fer
nandez, employed IN he Iron Cap
mine. has been crushed 10 death under
a great slab Of rock that slipped from
the walls Of a slope in which he was
working.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19
IVINS0R IS OUT OF ARIZONA RACE

INFLATED a substantial fortune. is said
10 be looking forward 10 the next va
cancy in the office Of United States
senator from Arizona He is a Re
publican.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19

what are the duties Of an army
chapIainf
ANsWER-The chaplains IN the
army take charge OF religious ser
vices Of the regiment with which they
are connected. They are required TO
keen records Of all marriage, baptis-
NAL and funeral services performed
by them. They are also expected TO
keen ia touch with the men and Turn
ish them advice and help in any dlt-
ficulty-
where are the Junior Naval reserve
camps loeutedf
ANSWER-The Junior Naval re-
serve has camps at New Lonqon,
conn. and Corpus Christi, Tex. The
bow between those ages may join the
organiza tion, and by general eff
cheney, drill and nautical study, earn
a free scholarship 10 Camp Dewey,
New London. Conn. for two month 8
training. duplication should be made
TO the Junior Naval Reserve Head
quarters-)
What Sc common carrierf
ANSWE ERA common carrier Is one
who invites employment Of the pub
classes Of common carriers are rail-
road companies. eXprsssmen. truck
men. steamship owners and ferrymen.
Is reeulfstment pay being given In
the army 10 men whose terms OF ser
vice expire and who remain in the
serrices
AESWER-Tes reenlfstment psy IS
now being given TO men whose terms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19
Help Wanted-FemaIe

-----~---~-~--S-~-0------~
MEXICAN GIRL who speaks good Eng
lish. CIGAR stand 500 san Francisco.
WANTED-American dining room girl
Can 209 Epson Ave
WANTED-Girl f5r photo studio. los San
Antonio
WOMEN WANTED 70 train Tor nurses.
high school graduates Preferred Apply
In person. SUI eriuteudrut cf Eolstcu School
tor Nurses. Montana ald Piedras
WANTED - Experienced dining room
mattresses. $40 week Lunch counter
MATTRESSES. 81 week Apply Modern cafe.
hase1nen' MUS Bldg
WANTED-3liddie ared American w5In-
an as housekeepcr small family Good
home for right party. Must have recon-
EXAMINATIONS. can st 2soo Tularosa-
WANTED-Nice white woman 70 I've IN
home and do Few hours work each day;
must De wei and plain cook. Fmall pay.
Aaareas ~ care Herald
WANTED-Experienc young lady stem
ographcr. one who VIII take an interest
Ia her work. Permanent position TO right
party state age experience AID salary
e1nected- D2s2 care Herald
YOUNG LADIES under "a 70 travel
Attractive personality very essential Good
salary and transportatlon- Excellent fu-
tura for competent parties See Miss
Campbell 10 to 2. Hotel Linden
GOVERNMENT NEEDS 20.000 women
clerks az Washington Examinations
everywhere IN July. Experience uuneces-
sary- Women desiring government posi-
tons write for free particulars 20 J. C
Leonard. CORNER Civil Service EIaminer.)
ISL keEols BlcE-. WashihEtou-
THE GLOBE DEPARTMENT STORE Re
Ql IRIS THE SERVICES OF THOR
OUGHLE EXPERIENCED SALESLADIEsS
FOR THE READN-T0-WFAH- UNDER
WEAR. AND HOSIERY nEP-AR r1IENrS-
APPLY BY LETTER. STATING EXPERI-
ENCE AND REFERENCES. ALSO IF
YOU SPEAK SPANISH WILL Pay
GOOD SALARY To COMPETENT WON
En-. ALL APPLICATIONS WILL BE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19
Wantsd-Furniiurs


: ne way Tatum 70 LovnEton s.. ronnd
I trlp. 3S-ao- Duke son Tatuu- n b.
SILVER CITY TT ROME LOHDSBCliG
Z SEAGE-Leave Silver City. SEQ a. m-s
I arrive Tyrone. 8.4o q H.. arrive Lorda-
oaTE- 1888 a. m Lave L1rcsr1rgs l. 80
p m-s arrive Tyrone. 400 D. ms arrirs
Silver city $3.50 p n Bennett M1lcr
Lranslt co. sllyer Ciiy. ~ 81 Prone zll
3 CAGl-SBAD g LuvINGTOS. n H.-AuJ,-e
le~ves @,arlshad daily. except sunfaTl AZ
a. m Arrives Lexington at p m
cars leave LnVfnglou daily except sunday
az a. m Tor Carlsbad and az lnterme-
7 date points Fare % LovinEton- $3.50; q
or on all round trips Telephone %.
I CARLSBAD Auto CO.
I ROSWELL-CAREIZOZO STAGE CO.-Ihe
white line We ran each way every DAY.
Leaves Roswell $3.50, arrive Carrizozo 2.1o
D. m Leaves CarrlZoZo e.ll a. r.. arr
rives Roswell $500 n IA We pass through
Sogal Captain. Fl Stockton. Lincoln.
Hondo, Tinnie. Picacho. Leave FL Faso
On = p g ; W. a $500 p M, arrlve
a. Carrizozo at midnight Get a good
nights rest Leave for Roswell at 500
a. m This is the only stage running
through the mountains IN daylight Eos-
well office. 1Q6 s. Main street. phone
al carrizczo oflce- Western garage.
i4AkE VALLEY Huls5oro ana EinFsIoa
auto meets all rrains al lake Vallsv.
Wm- slease. Hnlshoro. New Mexico.
HOT SPRINGS MOTOR CO.-Auto livery
from Engie 90 Elephant Butte Dam Hoe
Springs and Black Range. Harold Scott.
4EE
4RIZONA
APACHE TRAIL" Great Scenic Route.
Globe co Phoenix via Roosevelt dan.
Make reservation az the Gione-Ph1enlz
stage company office Dominion Hotel
Giahe sriznna-
ut Moan SOLOMONEILLE auto IesVes
Duncan sos a. H.; arrive Soiomouvllie.
HIS A. m Leaves Soluw0nrilla return
trip. 1ls95 a. ms arrive Duncan. $50 ..
m eare each way 50 o. s. Wnlrr.
manager. Duncan -Suinmouvtlle Auto STAGE
l.inr nuncan. Ariznna
Globe MlAMI-CHKISTMAS WINET-E-
NAN staEe-Cars teave Globe daily al
a. n. maklng direct connections for HaT-
Tucson- Cars leave WinkriInah daily FOR
the return trip az 2 o. N Globe telerhons
No $50 lf4
WEST rENaS
LUBBOCK. PLAINS. TATUl1 auto line
Leaves Lubbock daily except Sundas al
n Connections a-e made fer LoviuEto1
anG G1risna1- Return trip leaves Tatun
e. ~ Ahhott 3 Son Luhhork Ten
GUARDIANSHIP ENA NISTA-l gr1--g-17----
Z. & and q & S A. Rya. Monanans
Grand Falls Imperial Burna Vista. Osus-
60 ocient train; Fl Stockton alpius.
OF wire for reservation ~ b re@rfr
Mona hans. 3 STOREY Rusna Vista
BIG SPkINtis-LA ~ EsA. Tea auto Is7T--
Big Springs d1iiy except surday "a $3.50
a. m LrriFirg Lamtsa via Snrsh am
spe rrnoers. a. ~ noon: returuinA % Biz
way. Sc r0und trip Cordll & smith urrrs
Big Snrincs reEaE-
MARFa-FORT DAVIS auto 7----- -
Davis daily ard Sundays q a. u1-= fe.vrr
Aa-fa "a one way. s250s rcuad
ZIP, s. O. W. Davis, proprietor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19
Cotton Market

New York Cotton. Close
Wv work Jufv 1e-Cott1a futures
closed dull July. 2S52; October. 25-46i 3
December. 247S; January, 245s; March,
SPOT. steady: middlinE. $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19
Wanted 70 Rent

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WANTER- Furnished house Of . or rooms
near Southwestern shops and close 70 car
Address F287. care Herald
WANTED q rent. small house in Cow
eminent EiIL Permanent II desirable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19

entrusted TO local authority BY pro-
hibition Of the movement Of commodl-
ties in Interstate commerce. all free
dom of commerce will be at an end,
and the power Of the states over local
matters may be eliminated, and thus
our system Of government be prdcti-
ca1ly destroyed For these reasons
we hold that this law exceeds the
constitutional authority Of congress"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19

ANSWER-Gas masks are usually
made Of cloth treated with chemicals
and having a lining Of a spongy por-
Gus matter. a metal tube, covered
with rubber. fits the mouth. The
poison gas penetrates the helmet but
is purified by the chemicals. The
air is exhaled through the mouth
piece.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19

tcaIly destroyed. For these reasons
we hold that this law exceeds the
constitutional authority Of congress-
How many Americans are held as
Z prisoners by Germany
d ANSWER-The latest records OF
I the war department show that a TO-
raj Of 1913 American soldiers have
Il been located at German prison camps.
II There are also PIG American civilians
4 including sailors. who are interned
/ in Germany.
B Is the government maintaining q
(. school for nurEeHf
7 ANSWERING war department IS
I esta blishinE schools Of nursing at va
rious military hospitals throughout
the country TO relieve the shortage
tof nurses in the army nurse corps
I The age limits for the new schools
are q to IS years The period OF
training is three years
What is the cost Of n soldiers m
tons a dayf
ANSWER-Prices vary in different
parts Of the country. In some places
the cost Of a days rations for one
soldier is IS cents, while in other
sections Of the country il is as high
as A cents.
How many cooks are there In the
AISSwER At the present time
there are 80, 1000 cooks and 10000 bak-
ers
How much money was subscribed
10 the third Liberty IOanf
ANSWER-The total amount sub
scribed was S4,170. 019.650. This was
over a billion in excess OF the amount
individuals subscribed
what are the German losses to
dates
from August, 1914. TO August. 1917.
give total of 4.0S9.511- These fig
ures include those killed in action or
captured on both the eastern and
western fronts. There are no re-
liable figures for losses since August
1917. Estimates OF casualties since
that time range between 100000 and
100000
what shall do to a veil that has
become wrinkledf
ANSWERED. not iron the veil,
but roll II smoothly on cardboard and
steam over a kettle Let it dry on
the card
Row can I clean n white straw hate
ANSWER-Try a mixture OF sui
phur and lemon Juice. Mix 70 a con-
sistency OF cream and apply a thin
coating. Leave this coating on until
dry enough TO brush of easily.
How enn fur on kettles be re-
movcdf
ANSWER-To prevent fur from
gathering on the inside OF a tea ket-
tie put an oyster shell or piece OF
marble inside. Change this occasion
ally. To remove this furry deposit
from heavy iron kettles I'LL the kettle
with water. add 2 large spoonful OF
sal ammoniac and bring to a boil
Empty the kettle and let Il stand over
the fire until very hot, when the fur
viii peel off Afterwards. III with
water containing sal soda, boil and
rinse.
should Americans serving IN an al
lied army be represented on q ser
vice flHgs
ANSWER-The customary usage Is
limited to those in the military or
naval service Of the United States,
but no objection Is seen TO extending
the honor Of representation to those
IN the service Of our allies. at least
where they enlisted before our en-
trance into the war or were so sit
uated that they could not enter the
military service OF their own country.
-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19
SITUATION Wanted-Male

DlL4auuEa " aULEl-4llAAG
--~~-~--~---
CARPENTER work wanted p. 7alsW.
POSITION wanted By Al speciality sales
man. best rrferences- Care Herale. ~
WANTED-Posltiou b an experienced as
ssyer. chemist EoT employed ants
change. Single. Co anywhere Add-a7s-
D-6a. Gre Herald
EVPEKT STESOGRAFHER desires
change Not subject 90 draft Best F.
Paso references. Address E-s4. care her-
WANTED POSITION b. nan OUT o. draft
Hardware clerk. auto parts room Or -aoor
foreman Experienced Lau 1lfnlsl rE--
erence- address EGO. care Aerale
MARRIED NAN over draft age expert
euced in accounting office mana cement
sales and credits. desires connection e.
liable house. preferably Only part IlIn--
Address F279. care Herald
NAN OF 20 desiring change IN pies .
position. would be pleased 90 confer VITA
large firm OF corporation doing olall--a
in III Paso with view OF securing posi-
ton. have thorough knowledge q oaoA-
keeping. architectural drafting SHOP
drawings. type writing. etc address ~
RrtsroE care p. o. Lex G. p Raso-
Situations Wantsd-Fssaals
LADY wants position as oookkseper or
general Office work Pa. 25l3l-
Real Estate Wanted
@--~~-~~-----------~--- ----------~-~-------s--
HAVE BUYERS for following city prop
erty- Large close in home up 90 fssls-
VIII pay all cash Business property in
downtown district Up 20 s27.C09- WI pay
half cash small bungalow WiI make
small cash payment. balance ulou-ll--
All above customers are ready O. buy azl
mean business So list your harEaius via
me At once O. h Armiio 4I4 Copies BID
HAVE BUYER for a business uror-
erty on s. Fl Pasc s.
WELI.s-PEUGH REALITY co.
CT Martin BdE Phone 1893
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19
Where DID the custom Of eeIebrat-

ing Memorial day originated
ANSWER-The custom Of celebrat-
ing Memorial day originated in the
city OF Columbus, ca. It is stated
that the idea Of setting apart a spe-
clal day in the year was taken from
a custom prevalent among the Ger
mans FOR decorating the graves Of
their friends on a special day in the
year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19

Las Ckl CES AUTO-Lcavrs Herald Of
flee az Q. m Arrives AZ Las Cruces a-IE
2. N The returning car leaves Las Crucea
postufiiee for FL Paso = 80 .. m via Mes-
quite. Teilea. Ia Mesa. Chamoerfno and
Cauutillo ard arrives 20 e. Paso T:Es D
m Phone 5000 g Pasn. les Las Crucra
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19
Help Wanted Male


hANFED-Middie AGED single man. not
subject 20 military duty. for clerk IN
general store. Must be able 90 furnish
references acceptable 20 government Live
Rice ARK
WANTED military tailor. must be FIRST
class workman. cutter and ntter- One
who can make uniform u all It's stas es
frcm time u-easureuent IS taken 10 the
finished suit Apply 70 Capt Fred Felix.
reclamation officer, warehouse u. Texas
and Laurel SIS
WANTED-E1perienc express messen-
ger also cIerk for LEGAL express office.
exempt from draft SsIary s110 per month
Also eEperier ced warehouse man and clerk
for local freight office Salary g125 per
month Free transportation furnished IN
applying FOR these positions give fun par
ticulars first letter. Address auditor. "
Y. n ?. ~. Cal dale. Az.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19

How many Americans are held as
prisoners by Germany
ANSWERING latest records OF
the war department show that to
tai Of 1873 American soldiers nave
been located at German prison camps.
There are also 216 American civilians,
including sailors. who are interned
in Germany.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19
ANsWERs ID HEKALp WANr -


Lost and Found
LOST-A bunch OF keys on Texas St. yale
KEY. J. X L key and bottle opener Phi.
LOsT-Brindle bulidog. had breast collar
and license tag. cut tan and ears. Re-
ward u returned 70 2s23 Bliss street
THE DOG was found because he wore q
collar bought at Sheers-Lazenby Co. SO
TeEaA
WOULD LIKE 70 hear from a party hav-
Ing nal, Irish terrier for lrerdinr pur-
poses Pm 4I5oW after p. m
LOSr-Silver mesh bag marked with
owners name. and small Elesh purse In
side. Return to cashier Herald office.
Reward
SIS REWARD for information leading 70
recovery Of Ford Touring car Motor No.
Z.45l.560. No questions asked J. w.
Breeding. Central Fire station. Ph. 7o0l.
Help Wanted Male
WANTED-Boy with wheel Mesa Gro
Gerry. 504 Mesa
WANTED-Man to milk COW. lI2I Ma
coffin
OUE Low PRICES keep Us busy. b. con-
tact or ~ the load. Herman Transfer Co.
SAY, do you need help. we furnish a.
Tbs BOkEEk EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
~ East Main St Phone 1855.
HOUSTON Transfer & Storage Co. VIII
give you best prices on any kind OF haul-
ms Ph- $50 and find out
WANTED-At once. an Al auto mechanic
good salary 20 right man. give reference
Hurley Garage. Hurley. n. 81
COMPETENT experienced young man or
woman as bookkeeper and cashier. Apply
az once. Fl Paso Audit Co. room PA.
Mills Bldg.
WANTED-Immediatel first class marker
and assorter for one-rlan plant Salary
$50 week Wire Nogaies steam Laundry,
Nogales, Ariz.
vs. Experienced ledger man By
large wholesale house. Permanent pcsi-
ton Good salary. State age. expert
ence and salary expected DESC, care
WANTED
salesman and collector. Must furnish -uto
and come well recommended Good
opening for right man. Singer Sewing
MAJ nine Co. 2o5 s El Paso street
WANTED-AIau thorcurhly posted on
plumbing supplies, C act as assistant 90
buyer one who can figure costs and un-
derstands line thoroughly. Answer p. o.
box zoe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19

Write to The
FL Paso Herald,
Frederic J. Haskin,
director, Washing
ton, D. c.
for return postage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19

l-LAN In VALET
FL PASO CLINT Wheeler car leaves
Clint daily for e PaEu $50 a. m Leaves
Herald effice Tor Ciirf 3-fs NJ
fABESS-CLINT-EL PASO-Romrro's car
leaves Herald office $40 o. m daily AMI
sunday Make reservations at Herald or
Phone 2g6
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19
Wnnfsd Rom and Bnard

Wanted Room and Board
WANTED-Two rooms or ro1m and sleep
ing porch with board. by army officers
wife. near IT Bliss ear Ph- Es51J-
Wanled-Furniture
.-a--------~H---------S-- ----H------------
HIGHEST Cash PRIt Is paid for furui-
ture, stoves. etc Phone 1883
SELL your furniture 20 GLOBE HiEheaf
prices paid Phone fso1- 90 8 Stanton
WANTED 20 buy frcm owner. furniture
o. small rooui1g house. close il- VIII
reut hcuse- address E275. care Herald.
He buy an kinds second hand furnlurs.
ice foxes rugs. carpets gas ranges.
TEXAS FURNITURE CO.
eos 6. e Paso s. Phone 1881.
Wanted-MiseeIaneous
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WANTED TO buy. chickens and rabbits
Phi Ss75R-
HIGHEST PRICE PAID Tor coal sarlls- RIO
Granda Fuei Co SO s. 81. Fraln- Ph. 1874
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19

hhutW a. the IArst AteilluAAlp 70
Cross the Atlantfcf
ANSWER - Transatlantic steam
navigation was inaugurated with the
voyage OF the American steamship
Savannah" The first regular trans
oceanic service was begun by the
British vessel The Great Western"
which sailed in April, 1888.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19

Is the government maintaining
school for nurEeHf
ANSWER-The war department is
establishing schools OF nursing at va
rious military hospitals throughout
the country to relieve the shortage
of nurses in the army nurse corps
The age limits for the new schools
are ri to IS years The period Of
training is three years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19

Help Wanfed-Male and Female
----~5~---------~-~---~-~-
WANTED Teacher 70 give lessons on
Hawaiian steel guitar. Pm 1881 evenings
after f-an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19

MOGOLLON- Daily 70 and from Silver
CITY and MoEclion- Cars leave Silver Civ
IN arrival Of Santa Fe train No. SIT.
Aosolon. a. m Bennett Motor Transit
20. Phone 20. CPD Depot
LuaINGrON. PLaiSFIEH AND TaFUn-
Leaves ratum a. IN Mondays. Wednrs-
days and Fridays Tor LovlnEton. uaEfna
enanactinn az Loviugton Tor CARLSBAD and
Oh points o. Pecus valley. Returning
leaves Lexington g. m or Mondavs
Wednesdays and Fridays Tor Plnluview
mcDcnaid, King. Scott and Tatum. Fnre
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19

OF service expire and who remain
continuously in service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-19

How much money was subscribed
70 the third Liberty IOani
ANSWER-The total amount sub
scribed was S4.17O.019.65 This was
over a billion in excess OF the amount
called for. Approximately 100000
individuals Subscribed.