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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
RAISING MONEY
FOR SANATORIUM
All Expected to Show In
terest in Institution by
Subscribing.

Solicitors were out early Tuesday
morning beginning their two days
efforts TO raise the money to pay for
the purchase Of the Mt. Franklin
Country club. to donate 10 the south
ern Baptist convention FOR a tuber-
cuIosis s~anatorium. They met with sue
cess Tuesday and chairman James G..
81. McNary stated at noon that he be-
lieved the funds would be raised with
out trouble.
W want every business and pro-
fessiOnaI man in Fl Paso TO show his
interest in securing this institution
by contributing something towards
it. said Mr.. NcNary. The more
people We have on tn list. the greater
viii be the interest in the institution,
which is TO spend @ million dollars
here in buildings, n which is eX-
pected TO bring hundreds Of patients
here from all over the United States
The 100000 already subscribed has
been raised largely among the Bap-
lists Of the city. who have subscribed
very generously. All property own
ers and business men in Fl Paso will
be the beneficiaries directly and in
directly from the location of this
sanatorium here The local Baptists
have already done their part and
more This sanatOrium Will be in no
ense ~sectarian, but its privileges and
benefits VIII be open to all people
Of any denomination or faith.
A luncheon will be given at the
Hotel sheldon Wednesday noon, by
ID c-anvassers, and 10 is believed at
that time b committeeman viii re-
port they have received the amounts
necessary.
All Of the subscriptions are payable
in five equal annual payments.
Property Is Donated.
Owners Of property adjoining the
sanatorium site have contributed over
100 lots TO be used 20 help make up
this. fund. These lots viii be held
in the name Of a trustee appointed
by the chamber Of commerce for the
benefit Of this fund and viii be sold
when the directors Of the chamber
Of commerce deem Il advisable. II Is
expectation TO raise the full $50
600 in subscriptions, irrespective OF
these lots II Is realized that in a
few years the lots Will have greatly
appreciated in value. When they are
sold, the proceeds viii be applied as
a pro rata credit on all subscriptions
which have been made to this fund.
The committees from the chamber.
Of commerce who are raising the
funds, James G. McNary. general
chairman. are as follows
ENL--AAEE w. AAeAAEA+ AAaA@AE-H
chairman: ". H. Shelton. Scott White,
A. Warner.
Committee No. Robert L HoIu-.
day. chairman; J.. n Dudley. 7. A.
Krakauer, J. f Benton. r Z. Hines.
II ". Schroeder.
Committee No. sc. P. Putnam.
chairman: w. L. Gaines. DIT. J. F..
Williams. A. S. Howard. Il. T. Pons-
ford
Commit e No. ER Burt Orndorff.
chairman: T. NJ Wingo, T ". Norton,
o. T.. Binford.
Conn ttee No. SC. ". Newman.
chairman; Schwartz, j. J. Mundy,
Otis c. Coles.
Committee No. 81 A. Wright.
chairman; ". s. Crombfe. E " Bray.
Committee No. " p Stiles. chair
man; F. " Murchison. j. NJ Wyatt,
George 3. Ryan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
MARKET DROPS;
RALLIES LATER
Consistent Strength ofRails
Helps Pull Stocks Up
ward; Sales Heavy.

El- York May -A.--0EeistEu
strength OF rails Throughout today's ac-
tive stock market rallied the general list
after early recessious OF two TO u points.
sales unprecedented l.lo0.015 shares
Pressure against war issues was resumed
ne che opening ~ today stock market
Equipments. motors and affiliated s1e-
c~taities yielding one 20 two points United
states steel rallied quickly from its de-
preston Rails were Irregular although
ths l-uo-poiut break lu Canadian Pacific
wzs more than ueu-ralized Dr. the strength
OF lseadizE- Union Pacific, New YORK
Cc1n-a. and New Haven Liberty bonds
1eliu moved coutrarily. the tax exempt
sEs strengthening while -he fEs re-
ueated their minimum quotation Of 1875
E-ua extended their gdvances Boz lna
FIRST hour. hut the whole list fell back
Violently later on q sweeping selling move
mcut before midday losses in Suma-ra
Tobacco. Bethlehem Steel Baldwin Loco
motive Ealeral Electric, Industrial Alco-
no- Marine Preferred and Colorado Fuel
-au from three 10 nine points United
steel was Url0aled en- exceptionally
LARGE volume down to- 1929 an extreme
reversal Of % points. New low records
were made Do Liberty eas On their fur
-rer decline from $3.50 90 s7-22 and the
second IS az sk5- TO $500 The tnreeEs
sold II $3.50 10 ss.s5 ard che first as az
.E--a TO gAf4-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
STOCKS
WEAK, LOWER
Market Tuesday Shows Ad-
ditional Losses Through
out the List.

The market Tuesday suffered further
losses. according TO J. S. Curtiss 81 Co.
Hotel Sheldon. CoDpe1s. steels and indus
trials we're all weak and lower. the only
bright spot being the rau-oaus. which
were very strong in the face Of declining
prices in the balance Of the market.
Anaconda opened at 62H and declined
TO SIS Shelters opened up a half and
then sold OF 10 g. IL hardened later 20
g. Inspiration broke from 40 10 AZ and
then b7cS 90 s. Utah settled beck frCm
Steel suffered an extreme loss or II
points OF the first transaction, coming
out at 1G2. It hardened 20 Hoax and then
reacted 90 1929. almost 70 points under
its recent high Mexican Petroleum held
steady. opened at 91I with q low Of 81
and recovered 90 60. Mondav's closing.
ReadinE dvauced from S5@ tc SGE and
Union Pacific gained "a point and q quar-
ter All the other railroad stocks were
up. excepting Canadian.
on the curb. Ray Hercules and Verde
Extension we're q trifle lower. United
Eastern was up s and Houston oil made
further advances. D~kauiEge was again
The market at the close hardened
considerably and steel recovered o
point Smelters n Inspiration also
gained the same amount. Mexican Pc
rr0Ieun held well an through the session.
Rails closed steady
The following quotations furnished By
J. s. Curtiss q Co. stocks and bonds
Hotel sheldon. give the closing prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
FUNERAL OF MRS. BRITTON
TO BE HELD AT CISCO TEX

DR. J. N. Britton left this afternoon
for Cisco. Texas, accompanying the
body Of his mother. Mrs Martha A.
Britton, aged 20 years. who died Sun
day at the Wright apartments. Mrs.
Britton is survived by seven sons and
two daughters. three Of whom reside
in FL Paso. They are DR. Britton. L
T. Britton, $3.50 Douglas street. and
Miss Reoa Britton. who reside5 with
her mother at the time Of her death.
Mrs T. Manly Morgan, another daugh-
ter. resides at French y. N. Other
surviving children are a. =. BrittOu.
Oklahoma City. Okla @. C.. Brftton.
Holster, Okla NJ. L Brittou. Wood
ward, Okla; w. r Britton. Woodward
and O. L. BrittOn. Toledo. Ohio.
b funeral services viii be held in
Cisco Wednesday morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
N Y. LISTED STOCKS
oNE n METALS

fEg Associated Pressn-
Ee- York Nay -e.-Aercaut1e payer
9 and 6 months g per cent
Sterling 60 day bills. &-f2&7 comUer
clal so day bills on banks fA7-i cummar
eIaI 60 cay bills. GA11a demand
s4-TG5- cables S4.-6 7-1E-
Bar silver. 92Hc
Mexican dollars &c
Government bonds Irregular
Railroad bonds easy
Time loans. steady 60 and so days
o percent; months. percent bid
Cal money strong. high loW, 5a
ruling rate. g.; closing bid. 5Z offered az
SO last lean. So percent
Lead-s7 7-15-
spelter-Eazr St Louis delivery $lL5
LONDON METALS Market
London. Ems. llzT 2S-The following
we're the quotations IN fhe London U=--
ais market today
spot copper and futures $40; electro
1ytic E1-5-
Tu-spot E355- futures 1855.
Laad-Spcr z29 11s- futures E28 leE
SpeIrer-Sput $50. futures $50
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican hank notes. state bills. s9lsa
Mexican pesos, Tsc
Mexican gold 5sG58H
Fl Paso Smelling Quotations.
Bsr silver Haudy q Harmon quota
tom sszc
London lead, -2s.
Pig lead-Sl
C5pper-wire bars $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
Livestock Market


Chicago ILL.,, Hay -S--H0E7-Recelpts
$4,000 AIarket slew Bulk Sl6-550I5 50:
light. Sit-5l 1855 mixed Slh-9J los9i
heavy $3.50 1865; rough, $3.50 1880
pigs E1A5141l.
Cat-l-Receipts. 1l.01a- Market firm
Native steers S10-5l 1865 stccEtrs and
feeders. Ss-25 G12-f5, cows and heifzrs
SI.25D1s-s0 calves. SsG1Al5-
Sheep-Recaipts. 1900 Market srrcrs-
sheep. s1oN15Io5 Lsmls. 1850 ll-+15
81 rings S1A2 500
kansas City Livestock. Close
Kansas city. no. Nay -S--HoEs-EF-
calpts. 1900. Market lower. Bulk. $l6-65
I16-S5- heavy. S16-t0El6 SG- light. $3.50
Hl6-sg- pigs. S~Id-5c1-1-25-
CatI-Receipts. 5000 Market steady
Prime fed steers s1f75 G1I--5. dressed
beef steers. slz-5oG1f5o- western steers
1880 17-15; COWS. sS1l5-51, helters So
G145t. stockers and feeders 81 l5-7e-
bulls Ss-5p 11.50- calves. Ss5II 10
sheap-Receirts. 10000. Market steady
Lambs. G15-5UI 2o--5- ye. Rings e-HE-4f
werhers. s13H16-5g. ewes. SllEl6.
Denver Livestock Close.
Denver. Colo, Nay
o 500. Market 10 10 CSC lower Tfp,
SIT15- bulk S1f-58Glf so.
Cattls-Receirts. $500. Market slew
and lower Beef steers. Sl2G-Ii cows and
heifers. SSE13-5g; stuCkers and feeders,
sSn12.5D- CAVES S10G16-
Sheep-Receipts -eoo. Market stea-g-
Lambs S1SG1si clipped, $50 90 ewes
SIS 2 1878
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
ACHIM NEAMONIM WILL
OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY

In compliance with b request
contained In the proclamation re-
Gently issued by the president OF the
States that the people Of this
country observe Memorial day this
in solemn prayer and fasting. the
members Of congregation Achim Nea-
VIII conduct appropriate ser
vices on that day in heir synagOg on
street under the leadership
Of rabbi r. T. Levine. assisted by a
choir from the Hebrew school
Immediately following these SER
vices. members Of the Liberty club Of
the CONGREGATION viii hold a meeting
will be addressed by speakers
appointed by thrift stamp headquar-
in Fl Pas0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
COOL WEATHER
SEND5CORNU UP
Oats Also Harden But Pro
visions Weaken With
the Hog Market.

N0TE-Quotati0us reflect closing prices
May IS
Chicago. ILL.,. Stay 22.-SevCra drops In
temperature brought about upturns TO-DAY
in the value % com OF eniu- quotations.
which ranged from s 90 IL cents higher.
with 1uue S1-27 and July SISSY to
action.
Rallies took place. but in the late trad
ing persistent selling in small lots more
than wiped out the gains Warmer
weather was I'm prospect The close was
heavy. EG1Ec net lower. with June.
S1-35s and July S1.G5S G156l-
Oats harCcI ed as q result Of the corn
strength. After opening of 20 Sc Up.
the market scored si-Eht further rlinE-
Provisions weakened with hogs Lard
was relatively firm
Reports % dicatirg 30 percent Increases
OF brood sJws on farms counted later
against holders
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
TEMPE TEACHERS GO TO
SIMILAR WORK IN JEROME

jerome. Ariz.. May 28.-L- oscar
Mullen. who lately resigned the place
OF superintendent Of schools at Tempe.
Ariz. has a similar position In jerome.
He succeeds r c. Stevenson, who
goes TO the northern Arizona normal
From Tempe also cOmes c. Leroy Wal
ton. who viii be principal Of the Je-
rome high school. The teaching Of
German in b high school wiz be
discontinued. During the latter part
OF the term only one student continued
In the study Of German
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28

TWO COOL clean furnished apartments.
one two-room and htchenet and one
thrse-rooms and Sleeping porch Phone
or call 1873 e. Boulevard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
J. J. KEEGAN IS ELECTED
AS MAYOR OF GLOBE

Globe. Ariz- Nay 28-I- J. keegan,
Democratic candidate for mayor. de-
fea-ed Gene Middleton. Socialist can
didare hy a vote OF 1l5 TO $50 yester-
day. The new council VIII be com
posed IF five Democrats n one Re
publican. although straight line
Democrats opposed the election OF
Funkey. Falb0 and Rice Mayor
EeeEan is one OF the strongest anti
Hunt men In ella county He made
the race as a real American The
new council VIII be composed OF the
following
Mayor. J. j. keeEan; aldermen T.
G.. Toss, Democrat; Chas- T. Martin,
Republican. and Dan Tracy. Pete
Democrats
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28

S-r1om beautiful home. Montana St
g rooms and pcrrhes Myrtle Ave.
UNFINISHED
5-room bungalow. fremont St, SIS.
Groom EcLse. Wyoming 81
@ 1-room ECrzes with 2 acres or more.
q land s miles down valley.
W. T.. PAYNE
4o1 Mesa Phone 1880.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
RelD EantsS-MaIs.


WANTED American. Night work Apply
90 Texas St
WANTED-By wholesale house. an ezDerl-
enccd clty salesman. must speak Spanish
State salary desired and reference. Ad-
dress O205, care Herald
NASTED-By large wholesale house. sew
eral young u.en for billing and other
clerical work. State age. experience. and
salary expected Address Lls7. care Her
WANTED-Combinatiun bo0kkeepar and
stcuoErapher- National War Work Coun-
ell, 7. NJ c. A., go Caples Bldg. Phone
4-3 or call.
C-OMMISSARY MEN with railroad con-
and repair gangs in New Mexico.
Arizona and California. must speak Sp1u-
lsh. good handwriting and figuring essen
tiaL p. o. Box S6o. El Paso.
WANTED-Experienced bookkerper and
office man. must Ee capable OF acting as
assistant 90 manager and handling credits
and collections al times state age. mar
red or single; qualifications. salary cE-
pected and give reference location. New
Mexico town Of $500. Write T3Se. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
WILL INSTRUCT FEDERAL
RECRUITS AT A. & M. COLLEGE

Demfng, N. H.. May 2S.-Leon Rob
bins, the IS year old son Of Nr. and
Airs. D. T. Robbins. Of this city, has
been ordered 10 b Preside at san
Francisco. Cal. for a months train
ing. after which he VIII proceed 20
Eesilla Park. this state, where he
VIII give mechanical instruction TO
federal recruits in mechanics at the
A. and II. college there Young Rob
bins attended hat college for q year
and q half and stood very high in his
mechanical studies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28


CLOSE N on North Campbell 6-room
cottage. large rooms. recently painted ana
rauaraf inside Nicely arranged Tor
r-rtinE some rooms 10 desired. $40 month
would furnish 81 desired Phone fsfs
q rooms II1d 3 Boulevard ST. .---sz5-9g
S rooms 1911 Wyoming s-atp
c rooms. s. P. 1917 B. Fl Fa1o
garage -.-.---..-- .--ta1-.l
z rooms. lIsI Montana. modern ..-.a55-9o
8 rooms 1912 Montana. newly
papered
IS rooms sol Mesa
DOUGLAS C.. CROWELL AGENCY,
s24 Nflq Bldg. Phone 6s01.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28

A. q. EcFarland Of Alpine, candidate for
state Senate. 25th Senatorial District sub
-ecl Co Democratic primaries
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28

TWO rooms. bath. Htchenet and sleep
INK porch SIS. GIL W. NHEznur- Pm $685.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28


Claude Is HudspeJh congressman lstt
congressional district.
p Il Dudley. senator 2sth senatoria;
district Of Texas
r e. Thomazol- member OF legislature.
l1eth district.
Adrian Pool member Of legislature
llgth district.
James p Harper. chief Justice cuurt Of
civil appeals. sth supreme judicial district
We. the Undersigned endorse the
above named candidates FOR the reEpec-
tive places and We hereby announce our
selves as candidates Tor the places iudl
Gated after our namea subject 20 the
action % the Democratic primaries;
W D. Howe. Judge s4th judicial dis
Leigh clark. district attorney. a4th iu-
dicial district.
e 3 MccIintoek. county Judge
w r. Fryer. county attorney
W P Brady. 3udge cezury court az
law.
seth q Orndorff. snerih.
r p Richey. county collector.
C. Il Mckinney. district clerk
W. D. Greet. county clerk.
John 7 Cain county assessor
a r webb. county treasurer.
Ayra Wiukler. county superintendent
W. C. Roberta hid and animal IN
upector.
] 81 Beaver. iusties OF the peace. pre-
A j Han. Justice Of the peace precinct
L N. Davis. constable precinct No. l.
J. W Carter. county surveyor.
J. F Williams. county commissioner.
precinct No. I place No. l.
Robert Lyons. county commissioner.
precinct No. 2. place No. 1.
George Peudel. county commissioner
precinct No. @
Henry Herring. count commissioner.
precinct No 9
FOR THE LEGISLATURE
Homer Y Ellis, candidate for representa-
tive 1lsth district. subject 20 Democratic
FOR THE SENATE
n. q. Mcfarland o. Alpine. candidate for
state Senate. 25th Senatorial District sub
1ac- Co Democratic primaries
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
Industrial stocks
Miscellaneous Stocks.
COTTON MARKETS ARE
TO BE INVESTIGATED

Washington. D.. c.. May c8-An In
r-csiEaron OF the cotton zrkers Ir New
York and New Orleans viii be made inn
mediatelv by the department OF agricul-
ture. senator smith. Of south Carolina
was advised today by secretary Hcus-
ton
The ilvestiEatlol viii be under the su-
perFlsiru Of the bureau OF ark The
south Carolina senator had requested b
uquir--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
ApartmenLl U-nfmnsbsd

LARGE APARTMENT-Brazas 70 n
ALEXANDRIA, APAETMENTS- Pm 1IS5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28

EDTCTION In rent az The stark apis.
~ $500 -- nLnr. -.-- o. L--L-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grains Close
Coru-June. Sl-55i-; July SLS6E-
Oats-Aay. 74Ac- July. 65&c-
Chicago Provisions, Close.
PcrE@Iuly. $3.50
Lrd-JuIv. S21e1- September. s-E2l
Eib-July. S-l5=s September. So
Chicago Produce, Close
Chicago. ILL.,, Nay 1S.-Butrer-Market
unchanged
EErs-Eeceir Is. s1.g7Et cases Market
unsettled Firs-s. 200 3zc- ordinary
rrstS. 25 2scs az mark. eases Included,
-gTc1c-
Potat5es-Receiptz. go cars. Market
lower. Wisconsin. Michigan and MiIr e.
sofa. soc ass same. sacks. $40 Oils
Poult1-AliFe. Market higher Folws
-Tcs rccs-ers. lc-
kansas CITY Produce. Close.
Kansas City No. May eS--ButtHr-
Creamery. 3sc; frsts. 57lc; seconds.
SO as. packing. csc
EEE-Firsts. -sc- seconds. 25--
Poult--Haus -se; ROSTERS lie; bro--
Mexican Beans.
Mexican beans in wholesale lots IN g.
Paso Sc last quotation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28

AaaET -A4a-4
at s a. m. 18th me-
ridian time C m
II Paso tine Nay
IS. 1918.
Forecasts:
Fl Paso and VI
entity. Gene p
cloudy tor. Eht and
W ednasday
New Ne1lco To-
night and ednes-
day generally far
cooler east Of NOM
taius
Ariz1ra Tonight
q D d wednesday
fair not u C b
change IN tempe
rure
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28

Hes ARIZONA street. three room fur
nished apartment with sleeping porch
private family 20 nva1Ids or chlldreu-
1lz5 Arizona street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
WEATHER BULLETIN.

6. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
Cotton Market

New York Futures. Close.
New York. lTaT 2S.-Cntton futures
closed steady. July, 24.s0; October. 2s-71;
December. 1891. January. 22-5S; March.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
Situation. Wante--Rnl..

Situations Wanfe~-Male.
BOY Is years old with wheel. wishes
work- Phone s1f7AL
PHTsICLAN-Graduate ~ Al schrcL.
wishes contract work 9TH mining com
pany OF location in New Mexico or West
Texas. Address T559. care Herald
ATTENTION MIR BUSINESS MAN-Eu-
crgelc and ambitious young business man
desires position as hookkeeper. Al refer
ences- willing TO 60 anywhere ] am not
subject 20 draft Address John d. Box
3l2. carEiEan, Tex
Situation Wanfsd-FsmaIe
WILL CARE for Few children In ms
home Phone 63isM.
ALTURA NURSERY, American chndren-s
home 18o6 Boulevard Phone 7249.
CURTAINS laundered. &c. 35c pair. 700
PRACTICAL NURsIN+Phore 1888. 3lrz
BEDROOM SUITES $40 a month.
FOUTZ MOORE CO.
BOOKKEEPING or general office work
Well educated and experienced write
J155 care Herald.
MIDDLE AGED woman desires situation
for light house work and plain cooking
No washing. In small family Phone go
.AHAaAHAEHH@ ..EA |HHa pr" 90" H-a
wiki small business experience Address
K1S1. care Herald.
YOUNG LADY desires position as stsnog-
rapher or office work. Can give refer
euces- Phone 5so7J-
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN wants position.
cooking. Housekeeping or CHAMBER work.
On or out OF city 606 Texas room o.
DON'T ian TO read Div James Sturmers
ad on Society Page wednesday. May
Clearance sale cf Millinery
wishes work Beginning June
Good az figures OF as Eoveruess Can take
care Of poultry. Nominal salary. Address
War Work Herald.
WANTED good permanent position
with reliable firm as stenoErapher. Good
on machine. above average with notes and
d-ictaphonc. some knowledge OF book
keeping. Would not change for less than
SIS. Five years present position Adj
dress Young Lady box 133. Rockdale
Tex
MEXICAN married man Of 2s. speaks and
writes English and thoroughly familiar
with city. wants position as collector or
driver OF service Ford. or other makes;
use a typewriter and take Spanish
References and bond furnished
Address P2l-. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28

West Texas Tonight and wednesday
generally cloudy; local showers north por-
riou tonight
Relative humidity il Fl Pazo at Z p H.
Tuesday . percent.
Precipitation last - nouns lncn-sl-.
state OF weather ---...........f
Highest temp. yesrdayf
Temp. AZ 8 AMI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
FUNERAL OF hrs. NJ. E. KANE
AT ST. PATRICK'S WEDNESDAY

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Nary E Kane, who died At her resi-
aence. 1901 North Campbell street.
sunday morning. viii be held at St.
Patrick's cathedral Wednesday morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock and interment viii
ne in Evergreen cemetery Rev. Fr.
A. r Upton viii be in charge Of the
services.
Mrs Kane came here from New
York City II years ago. She was 76
years Of age Surviving her are two
sons, c. J.. and H. @. Kane. the latter
returning from a vacation trip to cali
tornia uoon the receipt OF the news OF
his mothers death.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28

Manuel KONTOVRAKTS.
The funeral OF Manuel Kout0vrakis.
Greek, aged "A years. who died at a
local hotel last Saturday. was held
Monday az C|Oncordia cemetery.
IN MEMORIAM
fAotices uuder This heading accenteI for
publication ut the reading notice rate1
We desire TO thank the many
friends who so kindly assisted us dur
ing the illness and death of our
dearly beloved aunt also for the
many floral offerings and expressions
Of sympathy.
Alice Gallagher.
George Gallagher. and
Julia Gallagher Stinson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28

WANTED TAILOR-We have positions
for experienced taiIors TO work N our all
Grafton Dept. on rnc suits a1d coats
Good wages Apply TO Mr. sabut at the
White House.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
Wanled-Board and Rooms

GAS stoves 500 a week.
rOUTZ MOORE co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28


Help Wauted-Female
WANTED-1fexicau iaundress 20 go 90
Cloudrroft. Phone $685.
WANTED Young woman 10 nurse
small child Apply 1893 Montana St
WANTED girl dispensers and Mattresses
Potter C1nfectionery Co.
WANTED-Girl to I've with small family.
127 y. Florence.
WANTED-Cook for officers mesz. APP
ply sslI Mountain Ave
EXPERIENCED COOK. small private
family. 1917 Montana
WANTED-Good cook. only two IN family.
liberal age must stay nights. Apply
1905 Mesa. Phone $3.50.
WANTED-G5od cook at CIoudcroft Bsby
sanatortum- Apply 712 N. santa Fe. Mrs
s J. Fennell.
WANTED-Girl to stay on place. Phone
WANTED-By large wholesale house. lady
stcnographer with experience. good hours
Salarv $50 Address PHO. care Herald
WANTED-Two Al operators for beauty
pariors. Inquire Mrs. Johnson. Phone
WANTED-Experieneed dining room
Cafe. Basement Mills Bldg
WANTED-American woman 20 keep
house. cook for two. state salary eX-
pected- Write P2I5. care Herald.
DON'T fail 10 read Olive James Sturmers
ad on Society Page Wednesday. May
Clearance sale OF MILLINERY
WANTED-Reiiable. t%rustworthy woman.
for instailment credit business. one cap
able OF handling collections. address T363.
II Paso Herald
COMPETENT WOMAN for general house
work IN Carrizozo. n. NJ. No colorcd. APP
pig In person before 10 a m o. after G
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
Wanled-Rea Estate.

MduteQ-heA EsLaLe.
WILL a CASH at once FROM owner de
rect Tor bargain in & or 5-ro1m house
MISC. care Herald.
LAND WANTED-Cantral Texas-We have
buyer for land in vicinity OF the counties
OF Eastiand, Brown, Coleman. Callahan Ne
Cuiiough- What have you2
HAWKINS BROS.
215-217 Martin Bldg Phone $500