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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX

Cniropodist ...........
Cleaning and Dyeing.
Cleaning Services. ................11
Coal and Wood. III
Clothing For Sale. Secondhand. 81
Colleges and Schools. .............20
CorseteIs ....... ...eess
Crochet Threads and F1osses. 800.
Dancing Teachers. ...............
Death and Funeral Notices. .......
Dental Services. III
Desk Room For Rent. 50
Dressmaking & Millinery. ........ :
Drug specials. ...................
Overs Cleaners. ................17
EDUCATIONAL .zv
Electric Contractors. ..............13
Electric Motor Repairing. .........17
Emba1mers and Undertakers. go.
Embroidering and Stamping. ....
Farm & Dairy Products. .27
Farms & Land For Sale. ..........l3
Female Help. .............
ere insurance. .1S
For Rent Apartments and Houses. .8s
For Rent business Places. .3S
For Rent Desk Room. 40
For Rent Furnished Rooms.
For Rent Garages. ...............3S
For Rent-Ho usekeepinG Rooma. 2
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sess p j Ss.R' supplies Ge ; ;sSS! :;
tud Sur Bis. P'i No. No ,s4ss sos1 ns M xSa
wards. Dist No. i. sios.ss: wayne La
mi mar, n Dist m No s. .s2oseo; YIN n Leav-
DIST No 8. .2ss' Is; Xieers stots ssaP Dist
No. 8; ss24so: E; L Norris. Dist No.
sIs2.15; Robert Reynolds, Dist. No. IL.
s27o.l1: Frank Clark. Dist No Il.
ss22.o5; F. P. Rife. Dist. No. IL. S1os 90:
Highways, $4,000.
cand1er o1r eases mssea
$40: James Knapp. juror. $40: WI:
ance tax 5000: RiiEabesh w. ". canalsr
W. Gambler. mileage. .2Loo: John r.
matter ef II 81 Martin Z
Young-Michael W: Kelly. sL6o: Rich
ard Schillnger. $500. In the matter OF
Meha niarty R et !01 ;oo asrtea "
". l. Misener. $500; Ida cordeli. 800.
II ths matssE Of the asan Ks, Of
Clement Y. Carr. $3.50. In the matter
of the insanity Of Elizabeth ]. Biiz-
zaru-Mlcnae1 w. Kelly, 1910: Merton
Oliver NJ. Dearborn, $500: J. b. Kerr.
$500: Mary NJ. Roller. $1.oo: Theodore
Davis. 800: Aietha Mettert. $500. IN
H. Observation-Disclosures ". Kelly. $sS:
Clement V. Carr. $500. In the matter
of the insanity OF Edward b Bryant
Michael w. Kelly. S2.35; Richard Sehil-
linger, $500: Clement v. Carr. 3a.6o.
Health Commissioners Allowances
vi, " + Ross s, Drug Co. supplies. ..;.:::
Clifford Mann. supplies. ae4.44: Grim
Auto Co.. taxi hire, $500; Hervey
supplies. $7.1s DR.. VIC Huffman, serv-
tees. $1,000: Nick George, taxi hire.
$500: Mrs Nellie Shinn, $3I22; Harvey
Whitton. $3.50: c. H. Scates, supplies.
s11.43; DR.. F. L Harold. professional
services, $1,000: Glen Miller Transfer
Co.. $3.50
L 8 BOWMAN,
Auditor Wayne County.
mar. 1e-ft
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Miscellaneous-Bart & Robe, office
supplies sssls: Niche el5o Pig; & Mfg;
Br elss s@ of9iee sspp1ies safso e
y. Carr. boarding Prisoners: sas7.so: G.
Carr mileage $500 osIo Treas; Home
Tee. per diem lazy husband. $500:
Charles O. williams, salary Co. Supt.
schools. s11737; Charles O. Williams.
Florence E. Williams. salary deputy
supt. schools, $4,000; William Mathews.
Co Assessors exp attending State
er's per diem, $3.50; pr. H. 3: Boyd.
]: Quigley, Commr's sup. and Jail sup
plies :5Sa Aldo Cain truant offiG
truant officer. $4,000: Mamie Bell. care
Of orphan, $12.17; Indiana tuberculosis
Hospital. exp. inmates. 1914: Doan q
Klute. soldiers burial. $500: Wilson.
Pohlmey er & Downing, soldiers burial.
$500; Wilson. Pohlmeyer s. Downing.
Stanley. soldiers burial. $500. Item
Richmond Palladium. legal advertising;
s52ss; Camh .so City Tribune 3 s1aa, legal
Farmers Institute, $4,000; Howard II.
Horton, per diem bridge engineer and
expenses. s1365O; Thomas G. Dunbar,
o. Jones. Co. Road supt. office exp.
$500; Dr.. E r. churchell. expense
Wayne Co. Council Defense. s45.o5;
wayne Co. Council Defense exp. $40;
c. c. Schaefer. & E. J. Weidper. re-
fund tax. s2.24: Malinda & Eugene
O'Connell. refund tax, s4s:73: Richmond
Home Tel. Co. rent at Tub. Hospital,
500: Omer G. Shelan. exp. Tub. Hos
pital farm, sl09.35; Hans n. Kohl, agent
exp. Tub, Hospital farm, $3.50.
Court House Repairs, Supplies, Etc
c. C. Durkel. engineer. 10000; Lindley
swain. janitor. $500; W. H. Trusler.
empioye. 5000: John A. Markley, jani-
tor 5000 Thomas Martin p,nn }ap Mt9
Co, supplies. s2os7; United States
Chemical Co. supplies $1,000; VIM. H.
Duning, supplies. $50: Municipal FL: 1t.
Richmond Light. Heat & Power, c. H.
and Jail supplies, s17;o7; Richmond
City Water Works, c. II. and Jail sup
plies. s1s.S3.
M 1al s Tepars NsPa Charles Morgan
salary guard for insane. $500; Ora
Schroeder. H. for F. Jail employee.
matron and supplies, sal.o0, Klethfoth-
Co, H. for +. Jail supplies,
s33e7' Corkins Chemical Co, supplies.
Il for F.. s1so6; ' waxing g. co.. sups sup
piles, ss.s5; Jones Hardware Co. Jail
and P. F. supplies, $6.45.
Poor Farm Employees, Repairs. Eto.-|
plies. tlsa5: The Mcconsha Con- sa sup sup
plies, t1.00 A. H. Horner supplies
s5e.s5t Kingan Co... supplies, $1,000;
John D, Nixon. supplies, 1885, Omar
q, Wheian. supplies, S1.227.53; Mark A.
Stevens, supplies, t224,2o; ]. l. Hoi-
comb Co, supplies. 3279s; Bertsch
Brothers. supplies, s2.10i Charles Ire
ton. supplies, s52.ss; H. l. Johnston,
supplies, t20S.75; Hoosier Mercantile
Co, supplies, g. Bid. Children's Gdns.,
$66, SO.
Free Turnpike Road Supplies, Re-
pairs, Etc-Samuel Stackhouse, en-
ploye, $30.00j Walter E. Oils, employee,
$31. 90; J. NJ. Eggemeyer & Sons. sup
plies, $4Si Indian Refining 90, sup
plies. $685. McCenaha Co, supplies,
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STENOGRAPHER- want
ed. Phone 297S.
SALESLADIES-Wanted. Ap.
ply Grand Leader.
AGENTS AND SALESMEl
SITUATIONS WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
21ST ST.-No. 304. unfurnished
rooms downstairs.
18TH sTREET-North 221. Two furn-
ished rooms for light housekeeping.
$11.00 for 4 large rooms downstairs.
$3.50 for 3 rooms upstairs. 513 ". D.
$500 for 8 large rooms downstairs.
81 S. 4. Phone 1884.
ROOMS-Furnished for rent. AZ S. 10.
ROOM--Furnished In private family,
for gentleman. with reference Adj
dress A-1003 care Palladium.
ROsJMS-For rent, with bath. Is n. 5.
ass.
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Sell Flo.oers to Help
the Babies of Bel2iun,

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 10
George Vanderbilt, widow OF the late
George Vanderbilt, Biltmore. N. c.:
wives of cabinet officers, and others
Of the social set sold flowers on the
streets here today TN the campaign
to save Belgian babies. I'VE sold
10000 sprays at anywhere from 10
cents to s10,' said Mrs. Herbert
Hoover. in charge of the campaign.
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CANVASSERS-For city. can Atlantic
& Pacific Tea Co, 1871 Main.
ATTENTION
MACHINISTS & TOOLMAkERS

MACHINISTS * IOol<MhNrsENS
Our entire factory is employed on
Government work. making six and
nine-inch shells and six-fnch cannon.
OF which we have large contracts. and
our manufacturing schedule calls for
a large number OF skilled workmen.
principally in the Gun Department.
This work is exceedingly close and
ntco work, and is an honor to any
NAN to be employed In the production
Of this class of work. The tools that
VIC have to work with are all new;
tn factory is new; and the general
factory conditions are as good as can
be reasonably expected. We have no
labor trouble; never have had: and
can use a goodly number OF skilled
workmen.
II you are a good all-around Gener-
al machinist, used to good and close
work. or a good all-around toolmaker
of gauge and fixture maker. we can
use you. We work S-hour shifts, -
hours per day: time and one-half
wbsn overtime Is worked. Shifts
change each month. We will refund
transportation to the works after
thirty days work with US. II you are
now employed on Government work,
STAY where you are. II not. apply to
Employment Department American
Brake Shoe g. Fountry Company. 100
West 9th Street. Erie. Penna-
at the Richmond Bak-
ing Co.
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ONE OF THOUSANDS

81 had been afflicted with Sciatic
Rheumatism for considerable period
and after trying many remedies have
at last found in DR.. JONES'S LINZ
MENT, formerly Beaver Oil, a great
relief. l cheerfully and willingly rec
ommend it's use to all suffering as
have been"
(Signed) HARRY B. LONG.
The above is an exact copy of a test
imonial voluntarily sent to us Febru-
airy 25th. 1916. by Mr.. Harry B. Long.
Justice of the Peace. residing at 500
Swede ST., Norristown. Pa. It is ONE
OF THOUSANDS of the tributes paid
during the past fifty years to the won
derful healing and curative powers of
DR.. JONES' LINIMENT
Commonly known as
(BEAvER OIL
None genuine without the Beaver
trade NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Classified Advertising Index


classified
will
order according Of desired
cassifaions classified
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HELP WANTED-MALE

WE NEED a large number OF skilled
and unskilled people between the
ages Of Is and as. both male and fe-
male, to fill vacancies in production
departments Of our plant We are do
ing an enormous business both in gov
eminent and regular commercial
lines, necessitating exceptional de-
mand for labor. Physical examina-
ton required. Apply in person. or
communicate with Factory Employ
& RUBBER COMPANY. Akron. Ohio.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX

Acetyiene Welding. .:...:.:......ss
Agents and Statesmen Wanted. -.
Agricultural Implements .........34
Ambulance Service. ............
Announcements .26
Apartments and Houses for Rent. SO
Art Fancy Work .................2
Artificial Limbs. Trusses. etc. ~
Auctlcn sales ~
Automobile Accessories. ..........3 SIS
AutomooiIe Body Building. 81
Automobile Body Repairing. SIS
Automobile Livery and Garages. SO
Automobile Repairing. .35
Automobile Storage. ..............86
Automobile Supplies. as
Automobile TaXicabs. .............36
Automobile Tires 3S
Automobiles For Sale. ..3a
Automobiles Wanted.
Auto Moving Vans. ...............16
baggage and Light Transfer. .....16
Bicycle Repairing. ................37
bicycles and Motorcycles. .........37
Bonds and Insurance. .....19
Building and Contracting.... ..13
Building Materials and Supplies. rs
BUSINESS Announcements. ..26
business Places For Rent. .39
BUSINESS Property For Sale. ~
BUSINESS Opportunities. 80
business Schools ...:9
business Services Offered. ......As
cards or Thanks. =
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PHONE
1884
WANT
AID
TAKER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX

For Rent OFFICES IS
For Rent Store Rooms. ..J1
For Rent. Unfurnished Rooms. ....e
For Sale-Business Opportunities SO
For Sale Farms & Land. ..........4S
For Sale Lots. ...42
For Sale Miscellaneous. III
Found-Lost-Sto1en .............
Funeral Directors. !
Funeral and Death Notices.
Furnace Repairing. III
Furnished Rooms For Rent.
Furniture Repairing. LII
Garages For Rent. ...............SS
Hair Dressers.
Harness & Supplies. ...S!
f1dt Clean rS. .....'..1s
Heavy Hauling.
Heating and Plumbing. ".........AS
Helm Wanted Female. 49,.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX

Hide Dealers. -. ...............3
Horses q Vehicles. ...............8 81
Household Goods For Sale. al
Housekeeping Rooms For Rent.
1ouSes FOR Kent. .S0
Houses For Sale. IA
Instruction NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 30
Insurance. Bonds. Etc.
Investments .................. so
Jewelry Repairing. ..............17
Junk & Hide Dealers.
Laundries
Legal Notices. 40
Leather Goods. .................2
Life Insurance ...........l9
Livestock & Vehicles. ..........31
Locksmiths IT
Lost--Found-Stolen ............. (
Lots For Sale. .................43
Machinery & Tools. ...............2l
Male Help Wanted ......S
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MONUM ENTAIL

MONUMENTAL ID
PEST MONUMENTS and Grave mark
phone us for portfolio Of photos
Perry r. williams & Co. 38 North sth.
known Barre VT Quarries. A me.
mortal cut from the ROCK OF AGES
Is free from defects OF texture. com.
position or colour. I have just placed
in INV display room a carload OF new
designs In monuments and markers
from those famous quarries Come IN
and look them over. John p. EmsIie,
Is So 10th St. Phone 4022.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25

Church Affairs.

The Womau's Missionary society Of
the First Christian church viii hold
a school OF Missions, tuesday. Nay
2S. in the Sunday school room Of the
church. corner Of Oregon and Frank
lin streets The following faculty VIII
be in CHARGE Principal Mrs. ID. J. Nc
Came. registrar. Mrs 7. G. McGradF;
history. Mrs. r. B. HOman. arith-
mctic and bookkeeping Mrs. r ..
Ross literature, Mrs D. Scott John
son; spelling Mrs. vs.. O. Denton
geography, Mrs. l. T. Hauley; meth
DDS. Mrs. w r. Bryan. Mrs. c. A..
Thumm. AIRS. w IT. HAYES The reg
istration hour is from 9 to 10 o'clock
a N. Class work opens promptly at
10 o'clock. The textbook viii be "1Iis-
sionarv TidinEs.T with special atten-
ti0n to the March mum ber A box
luncheon viii be served from - TO ]
o'clock. The afternoon session opens
az 1870 and closes at & o'clock The
Triangle club and Junior G. F..
VIII assist in the special exhibits and
methods hour Special exhibits Of
literature. mission stations and Red
Cross work VIII add 20 the interest Of
the day
The womau's auxiliary Of the West
minister Presby terrain church viii
meet Tuesday afternoon at $50. The
subject Of the dav VIII be The As
sembly's Home Mission" and "Immi-
grafton" Mrs. j. X Prather viii
lead the meeting
The Friday knitting club met this
week with Mrs IL H. Watson The
guests were charmed with the dane
ing Of Anne SempIe and the two little
daughters Of AIRS. Winchester Cooley
Mrs A. Il Goldstein. accompanied by
Yrs. Robert Holiday, sang a lovely
song. A delightful afternoon was
spent BY the members Of the club.
Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock the
high school girls meet for the instaIa-
zion Of officers and recogn ition Of new
members. at the Y W c. A.. which
VIII be followed by the usual vesper
service 1lrs. J. u. McCanne viii
speak. and the women of the Central
Baptist church viii serve.
The guild Of St Clement meets
Tuesday at p. IN. An exhibit Of old
china and glass win he on display.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
about Pasoans.

lIr. and Mrs. Horace Chiffon. 29O9
Richmond street, are the parents Of
q new son. Robert Donald Graves
Chiffon. born 1Tav u.
s. T. Meyer. Of Tularosa street, who
s. just recovering from a serious i'll
ness, plans 10 leave about the middle
of June for California accompanied
hy his wife and daughter, Irene
lIaE Roberts, son of Mrs Helen
Roberts. win leave Friday 20 enter
the radio station in San Francisco.
Ills brother, Preston, IS already IN
the naval station at BremertOn-
Nash-, but is soon to be transferred
~ The Minneapolis Medical school
Word comes from A. 7. Jordan, who
vent TO Oklahoma a few weeks ago a
very i'll man. that he has completely
recovered in health Mrs. Jordan and
son, Hugh, may 80 to California with
in a few weeks for at least a part Of
the sumner. If not TO reside. Their
plans are tentative. depending upon
Hr Jordan
Francis Broaddus. who attends the
Virginia Military institute in Lex
inEton. Va is not coming to Join his
parents. Mr. and Mrs Horace W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
Dances.

Fifteen couples participated Friday
night at a dancing party given by
Mrs. r. W. Glass, 3sO4 La Luz, as a
benefit to the Red Cross. Something
close TO So viii be netted from the
gayety. Pink and white sweet peas
were massed about the house, and
punch was served throughout the
evening.
Some Of the prominent women OF FL
PasO are honOring Madame May Loe-
ser in sponsoring gala entertain
ment, for the aid Of the babies milk
fund, now in the planning. and TO
be given in Liberty hall Tuesday ev-
ening, June 9. Following a short
program OF operate music, literary
features and classic dancing, the floor
VIII be cleared for dancing-the first
in the spacious new auditorium. with
a military band in attendance 20 fur
nish inspiring and patriotic airs.
Madame Ohlson-SOln. a recent conner.
is TO make her bow in a group Of
operate roles, which she has done on
the European stage. Other local art
lists are TO contribute their art Es-
pecially are the soldiers interested,
for each week brings some evidence
Of Nine Losers thoughtfulness for
the pleasure Of the men at the Khaki
club, for whose entertainment she is
ever arranging programs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
arrested Mailing a
Package; Houston Man
Claims Watch Taken

George Emmett. alias George Col
Inns. was arrested by city detectives
Friday morning at the pOstoffice. as
he was in the act of mailing a pack
age, said 10 contain a gold watch.
valued at SOS. r. NJ. Johnson. OF
Houston, Tex, at the Orndorff hotel
complained that he lost the watch
from his room the very day previous
Collins was taken to police head
quarters and Investigated. Later he
was confined and transferred to the
county on a charge Of theft over $50
It was alleged that Johnson's room.
on the fourth floor. was entered as
he lay asleep Thursday night and
his clothing rifled as il lay over a
chair. The thief secured the watch
and $50. About $40 was found on
COllins's person when arrested. ac-
cording 10 the officers. The package
which the man was mailing when ar
rested was addressed to a Mrs. Col
Inns. Globe, Ariz-, thought 10 be his
mother.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
Years Ago Today
From The Herald OF
This Date, 1904.


THE Russians have captured and
L burned Anju. in Korea. from the
japanese, who retreated in good or
der.
It has been developed by investiga-
ton that the attempted wreckiug Of
the E p. & " E. yesterday near Ala
mogordo, was the first detail Of a
plot TO rob the train It is thought
that Billy Stiles may be responsible
for the affair.
Four raids by Chicago police last
night. in which doors were smashed
in by sledges. resulted in the arrest
Of a large number OF policy shopkeep-
ers. confiscation Of thousands Of dol
lars and much parapaernaIia. and it
is believed the stamping out OF this
form Of gambling
The Federal Copper company. own
ing smelter here, viii begin opera
tons at once. it is reported. after
having been in the hands of tie re-
ceIver for some time
It is expected that the Southwest
er Irrigation association viii com
mence work on the new convention
hall very soon Plans have been re-
ceived. which viii probably be ac-
cepted-
A wholesale discharge Of clerks and
other employees Of the =. p. & n F.
has been res0rted to by the manage
ment TO avert a strike. The vacant
places are filled By new men who ar
rived TO-DAY.
Ciudad Juarez I'm yesterdays cleo
ion siEnified the approval Of its vot-
ITS on the proposition Of creating the
lffice q vice president Of the repub-
ic Of Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
CuLberson County Has
Joined DRY" Counties,
Last Saloon Is Closed

Van Horn. Texas. May 25.-CuIber-
son county entered the list Of the dry
counties Of Texas Friday night when
the last saloon in this city closed its
doors
The vote was taken last January
when out Of 124 ballots cast Sc were
for the closing Of the saloons The
proprietQrs were given four months
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
FIVE SITES ARE URGED
FOR CONCRETE SHIPYARDS

Washington. D. c.. May -25.-The
sites for five government yards for
building concrete ships have been
recommended by engineering experts
Of the shipping board. The seIec-
tI0ns are understood to be Whining
ton, n. c.. and Jacksonville. Fla. on
the Atlantic coast; Mobile, Ala on
the gulf coast. and san Francisco and
san Diego, Cal, on the Pacific coast
The board has not acted on the recon-
mendations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF AN ADDITION TO SCHOOL
HOUSE NO. 20. Department Of the
Interior. Office Of Indian Affairs.
Washington, d. c.. April %. 1918.
sealed proposals plainly marked on
the outside Of the sealed envelope.
Proposals for an addition to school
house No. 70 and construction Of mess
hall No. 80, at the Pueblo Bonito
School New Mexico" and addressed
TO the Commissioner OF Indian AZ
fairs. Washington. d. c." viii be re-
ceived at the Indian Office until two
O'Clock p. NJ, OF June ,. 1918, for fur
nishing materials and labor for the
construction Of an addition TO school
house No. 79 and construction Of mess
hall No 80. in strict accordance with
the plans, Specifications and instruc-
tons TO bidders. which may be exam
ined at the office OF the paper or
periodical in which this advertise
ment appears the United States In
dian Warehouse. at Chicago. Illinois.
st. Louis. Missouri. san Francisco.
California, and the Builders Ex-
change, St Paul. Minnesota. and at
the office Of the Superintendent Of
the Pueblo Bonito School. Crown
point. New Mexico. For further in
formation apply to the Superintendent
Of the Pueblo Bonito school New
Mexico. Cato Sells. COMMISSIONS
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25

Broaddus, in Ell Paso, until about
July 5, as he is to be one OF 1000 col
lege boys at the Plattsburg training
camp, on Lake Champlain. New York.
Francis writes his parents that he is
leaving Thursday with some OF his
classmates for the east.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
OIL INVESTORS
D. MnNTH TRIAL FREE

WESTERN OIL WORLD IS the only ieg1-
innate publication OF its kind printed In
the Rocky Mountain States. prints reliable
Information stock operations from all the
fields Bette be safe than sorry This
offer is free without any OBLIGATIONS 90
you THE WESTERN OIL WORLD PUB
CO.. Boston Building. Denver. Colo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
PLEDGE COAL FOR ORPHANS.

County judge E. B. McClintock Is
leader Of a movement TO secure do
nations Of % tons Of coal needed 10
furnish heat for the children in the
Rescue Home and has secured pledges
of about ten tons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
Ell PAsO. TEXAS
TO THE FARMERS OF THE VALLEY

TO THE FARMERS OF THE VALLEY
Our mill was erected for the special
purpose Of handling your wheat and
other grain AT HONE.
We are prepared to grind your wheat
and exchange you good flour for it or
Will buy. and pay you cash--A11 at
prices fixed by the Food Administrator
Don t ship aWay--Keep business at home
Build up home industries--B Bring your
stuff to our mill in wagons or ship it
in by rai1--''No place like home for
a square deal.
Good Corn Meal, good honest Flour and
good Chicken Feed our specia1ties--
Come and inspect our plant--A home
industry for home people.
Community Milling Co..
FL Paso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
C0FFEE LICENsEs srsPENnEn.

Washington. D. c.. May 25.-To
check speculation in chartering space
for coffee imports which has driven
the rates to four or five times their
normal the war trade board today
suspended all licenses for importation
Of coffee and viii rene wthem only
on proof that they are being used I'm
der chartering rates as fixed by the
shipping board.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25

weeks. is expected home on Sunday.
Miss Stevens is one Of the Nine NIFTY
Nitters.
Mrs Florence II Campbell. 1915
Myrtle avenue. who has been travel
ing through the eastern part Of the
United States returned TO El Paso
Friday after an absence Of several
months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
Returning.

Miss Elizabeth Stevens who has
been enjoying a visit in New York city
and other eastern points for many
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
BANKING By MAIL
FL PASO BANK & Trust COMPAh

FL PASO TRUST COMPANE
DO your
tlo1 to sent to us
nd you " be 10 obligation
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Hn Aecounts-4ss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25

$1,000 Scholarship for n Liberty Bond.
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