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Another large body of men left this
morning over the Union Pacific for
Washington, to work in the govern
ment ship yards.
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journal, September II, 1915
NOTICE OF EXAMINATION.
Kansas State Civil Service Commission
will hold an examination for
FOORAND DRUG INSPECTORS IN THE
DEPARTMENT OF THE BOARD OF
HEALTH.
Saturday, October L, 1918, at 1880 a. m.
State House, Topeka, Kan.
This examination VIII be neld for the
purpose of providing new eligible list
from which names may be selected to fill
vacancies as they occur in the Division of
Foods and Drugs of the State Board of
Health. Zone position food and drug
inspector is now vacant.) The salary is
500 per month the first year, $11O the Sec
osd, and s125 the third year and there
fa) Training and experience to count
1870
{b) Written examination to count 4OHo.
< (c) Oral examination. to count 20To.
In grading on the basis of training and
experience and oral examination, considers
alton will be given to:
= ID Practical experience along the lines
OF employment sought by applicant
(2) Personality end general fitness as
determined by oral examination or other
wise.
Written examination will include practi-
cal questions covering the essential points
in the duties devolving upon the holder Of
the position.
In addition to the written examination
all candidates will be required to meet
with the board Of examiners for oral ex-
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THE STATE CIVIL SERVICE COMMITS.
SION OF KANSAS

First published in The Topeka State
journal, September T. 1881
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FOR SALE-IIvE,sTOCK
PICTURE FRAMING:

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FOB EXCHANGE

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1913 Re-
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FOR sALE-PIANos

FOR SALE-High grade player piano
as new. reasonable. Dds West Cord
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THE l.. M. PENWELL Undertaking Co.
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WkNTEb-The names of men and womel
desiring to learn drafting, electrical en-
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Address F. H L., care Journal
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Special diseases Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09
THE COURTS.

EIGHTH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
Walthnll, justices
Notions for rehearinE cverruled-lIaE-
ual de la % vs. Consolidated Kansas City
Smelling and Refining company. from Fl
Faso, appellants motion Tor q rshearing.
The Pullman company Va Ben EansaVV,
from ID Paso, appellants motion. Chas.
Sclsuer vs. otto Schauer, from Crockett
appellants motion; =. d BraEg vs. VIM
J. Bragg et al from Coleman. motion OF
plaintiff "a erreE; BartleEvllle Zinc Co. vs.
Ga 1Iinera 'Egnaclo Rodriguez Ramos''
s. A.. from Fl Paso, appeilee's motion;
Kelvin Lumber & supply Co VS. Copper
State Mining company, from e Paso, ap-
Tellee's motion; T. T. Dodd e al VS. W
u. RawlelEh company from Coleman, ap-
pellaut's motion
Other motion overruled-La E D0dd e.
n IS " T. RaWleiEh company. from
Coleman appellants motion 90 certify.
Motion Erauted-lll Paso county -
Isaac Alderete. from Fl Paso, appellants
motion 20 dismiss
Affrmel-Farner & Merchants state
Bank Of BalinEer Us s. n Cameron, e.
M. from Ruuuels. City Of SweetUater e.
~ vs. Biard Development company. from
Nolan
Reversed and renanded-O. 3. Names
vs. T 7 Case ThrcshinE Machine COM
uauy. from Coleman; Kansas City. Mexico
q Orient Ry- company. OF Tex rs Bob
1Fsatherby, from Tom Green
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09
Close Santa Fe
Bridge Monday
For Repairing
Street Cars Will Cross the
River and Return Over
Stanton Bridge.

None but foot passengers viii be
allowed to cross the santa Fe street
international bridge beginning Non
day, for three weeks, while the FL
Paso Electric Railway company re-
pairs its tracks and lines on the
bridge. A considerable force Of men
viii begin the work next week under
the direction Of J. B. White. superin-
tendent Of construction. and T. c.
Hitchcock. according to general man
ager II. s. Potter. and the work viii
be pushed through TO completion in
the shortest possible time.
During the time that the Santa Fe
street bridge is closed, the schedules
Of the street railway viii be changed
to allow street car traffic between Fl
Paso and Juarez to run over the stan
ton street bridge both ways Ordin-
arily street cars enter Mexico via the
Stanton street bridge, returning by
the Santa Fe street bridge, but dur
ing the next three weeks, stanton
street only viii be used.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09
\. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

fBv associated Pressl-
New YORK, Nay s.-Aercantlle paper,
and months, 6 per cent
Sterling co day bills. f472z; commerciaI
60 day bills on banks. St-72; commercial 50
day bills, $E71a; demand, S=-l0 4-5i
cables. s4.75 ZIG
Bar silver 9s1zc-
Mexican dollars. &c
Government bonds, steady.
Railroad bonds irregular
Time loans, 90 days. % G5i 80 day;
and months 6 bid
call money. strong; high 8; low 81
ruling rate, 6; closing BID 3 Is offered
az 6. last loan. g.
L.ead-g7.00 E7-1e--
Spelter-East ST. Louis delivery, 81 @
rs. -
LONDON INITIALS MARKET.
London. Eng. May e.-Ths following
are the quotations Tor today in the Lon
don metals market:
Copper-spot f115: futures E1lo- electro
iytic f125.
rin-spot. $3.50: futures. E3s0.
Lead-SuUt. zZ9 10s7 futures, rs los
Spelrer-Snot fsf. futures ESQ.
THE LOCAL MAKhEE.
Mexican bank notes. state bills s8lte
Mexican pesos. Iec-
Mexican gold 5SE5sz.
Il Pano Smelling Quotations.
Bar silver tHandy Harmon quota
toni ssHc-
London lead. as SO.
copper-wirs bars $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09
STEEPS GAINS
PUT STOCKS UP
New High Levels Reached
on Sensational Steel
Advance.

NOIE-Quotatious reflect closing prices
Nay g.
Kew YORK. Nay 9.-stocl-s were hesi-
tant In the first half Of today's session
but mounted 10 high levels later on an
other sensational advance in United
States steel Sales appro1imated 100000
shares
Irregular price changes prevailed at the
opening OF ruday's stock market latest
war bulletins causing moderate reactions
In leading issues Reediug forfeited the
Greater part OF point with United
states steel. but these declines were more
than offset by the further strength OF
Marine preferred. New Haven, ST. Pau.
common and preferred, southern RAN
way. Bethlehem steel. American sugar
and Pullman Advances in those stocks
ranged from L % points. Liberty bonds
were steady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09
C0RNSTRONGER,
OATS GO HIGHER
Unreasonable Cold and Elk
port Revival Gossip AT
feet Grains.

Chicago. H.. May s.-Corn displayed q
good deal OF strength today owing more
or less TO prospects Of unreasonable cold
Opening prices which varied from I'M
changed figures 20 T0S cents higher with
May 1873 and July 1-s6E 10 1853
were followed by moderate further gains
dealings no important reaction took place.
Il was said the expected low temperature
would reiard planting. and In some dis
tricts would mean a halt. The close was
nervous. at the same as q hours before
to lie higher. with Nay SL27ia and
July SLf77s GL47A-
Gossip Of a revival Of export demand
gave the oats market an upward SAINT
After opening 3 70 rs higher, with July
67ss to 66, prices hardened a little and
then underwent some reaction
Provisions advanced with grain Weak
ness in hogs was ignored.
on the bulge offerings increased and
@ reaction ensuad which carried values
back 10 below yesterdays finish.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09
STREET PAVING
BEFORE COUNCIL
To Improve Octavia Except
Portions Protested
Against.

Paving matters again occupied the
attention Of the city council at its
weekly meeting Thursday. It appear
ing that about 10 percent Of the
property holders on Octavia from
Missouri to River streets were still
opposed to the paving, It was decided
that only that part Of the street pass
ing the property Of those desiring the
Improvement be paved. The bid Of
the Fl Paso Bitulithic company for
this work was accordingly accepted
J. B. Bfnkley appeared with an in
curry as 20 the paving Of Davis street
from Epson 20 West Missouri and
was told that less than 90 percent OF
the property holders had signed the
petition. It was said that there were
among the non siEners some non
residents. and the council decided that
If this appears to be the case. the
street be paved without their assent
Copfn Grading Considered
Mayor Charles Davis said he had
received a protest that the city had
partly graded Copia street and that
this work was not considered In the
making OF estimates for paving that
street City engineef b. ~ Williams
said reesrimates had been made since
the grading was done and that this
work was considered
A bid By Nick Carson 70 repair the
smelter viaduct for $3.50 was accepted
The only other bidder was Dan Car
son. who wanted S259-
City engineer Williams was In
structed TO stake the route or the
scenic drive and IL was said that the
city would condemn that part OF the
route needed and refused by the own
ere
Births And Deaths Equal
Births and deaths during the week
ending Wednesday were each a, as
shown BY the health departments re-
port The deaths were Il Americans,
81 Mexicans and one negro and the
births were IS Americans and -
Mexicans. Contagious disease cases
recorded uD TO wednesday evening
were Sixteen measles. six scarlet
fever, three smallpox. one diphtheria,
four chicksnpoI and is WhOoping
cough. total 48 Food condemned to-
tailed 800 pounds meat 800 pounds
fish and three hogs
Sanitary commissioner L. D. Hull
lum reported his department had
handled 599.300 pounds Of garbage
SO. 900 pounds ashes and $4,000 pounds
manure
Petitions for permits TO maintain
corrals were filed as follows. G. Mena.
Ninth and Florence Acme Laundry
1902 East Missouri. Pierce-Fordyce
OIL company. sol South Virginia. Nil.
laukee Beer company, First and Viz
ginio. II. ID. Johnson. 2Z26 Erie All
were referred to the welfare commit
tee. A petition OF D. F. Howell for
sewer extension to 1709 Stevens street
was referred to the public works
committee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09
ARMY ENLISTS NINE FOR
REGULARS AND NATIONALS

Nine men were enlisted at the local
army recruiting station by Capt. T. ".
Fonda Thursday.
For the regular army-Bennst J.
Finchum, Paducah. Texas. coast artil-
lery: Richard ". Curtis, FL PasO. field
artillery Homer (. Fakes. Albu-
querqUe. y. NJ, cooks and bakers
JudsOn Y. Hudson. FL Paso. signal
corps.
For the national army-WiIHam T..
Fisher, Wadena. MINI. 66th engineers;
Jesse Q Thomas. James 3. Harmon.
PlainvieW, Texas. quartermaster shop
sos; Virgil B. Gillespie. Roswell. N.
H.. quartermaster corps. miscellane-
Gus; Bernard Chavez. Las Cruces, \.
NJ, quartermaster shop 3O5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09
J. NJ. Shilling
TAKES OWN LIFE
Barber Drinks Heroin;
Police Officers Find Him
in Commissions.

Lying on a bed in commissions from
a dose OF heroin, J. n. Shilling. 604
North oregon street. was found by
officers Bob Castleberry and ". P.
Hawkins IN the back room OF II. L
Lawry's barbershop. 500 san Fran
cisco street. at $3.50 o'clock Thursday
morning. The man was rushed to the
Hotel Dleu Immediately. death inter
vening at about g o'clock
Shilling was employed as a barber
in LaWry's establishment, and was
the subject Of a warrant held by the
police. sworn to by J. L Jackson.
charging Shilling with disturbing the
peace and abusive language. Off
GERS Castleberry and Hawkins called
at Shilllng's residence 10 serve the
warrant. but were told by Mrs. Shlli-
ing that he had gone to work
FIND Wan a., IMP
When the officers arrived at the
barbersnOp, Shilling was dying. The
patrol wagon was sent for immediate
~ but before its arrival, II. L. Lawry,
proprietor OF the shop, arrived. and
Shilling was taken TO the Hotel Dieu
DR.. r. L Ramey attended the case,
and said that death was inevitable.
Shilling was born in Paris. Texas,
in 1873. and had been a resident Of
Texas all his life. coming TO FL Paso
several years ago He is survived
by his parents. three sisters. four
brothers and by the widow and a son.
aged five years. Funeral arrange
ments nave not been made pending
the arrival here OF Mrs Minnie orr,
sister Of the deceased.
Sister Here From Fort Worth.
A sister. Mrs. Minnie Orr, Is visiting
here, and arrived in FL Paso a week
ago from Fort Worth. Mr. Shilling's
parents reside in Paris. Tex
No funeral arrangements had been
made Thursday at noon. the body be-
ing held by Mclean, Simmons & Hart
ford.
A verdict Of death by poisoning was
returned by coroner J. NJ Deaver.
after an inquest held Thursday morn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09
Situation, Ranted-Mnl.

Situations Wanfed-male.
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CARPENTER work wanted Phone 6537M
FOR any contract or day work. carpentry,
plastering or cement. etc Phone 7ol1-
COMPETENT ACCOUNTANT desires two
small set o. books TO keep. Write p 81.
care Herald.
YOUNG NAN. IS. Tor delivery Of any
kind, experienced WnI start as sales
man. Phore $3.50, Morrison
COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER wants po-
sition about May 20. Exempt J. R..
L. o. box $50.
WASTED-Position as mine shift boss.
noisting engineer or tool sharpener: seven
years with last employer references
Write 25f. Herald.
POSITION WANTED By window display
manager and card writer. IL years
thorough city experience. now employed
best reference. over draft age. married
address. T-25e, care Herald
Al CLOTHING MAN-Noyv employed.
capable OF filling most any position IN
clothing. furnishing or shoe department,
can also wait on trade in any department
Of general store, is open FOR change. I
am a good stock keeper and successful
buyer II you have permanent place
and can pay good salary would like
20 hear from you Gilt edged reference
Married. age 81. ". l. Greer. Box -.
Hi~n. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09
BODY OF MORRIS Elton TO
REACH HERE FROM COAST

The body Of Morris Elton. once q
resident Of FL Paso. who died in Los
Angeles, is expected to arrive in e.
Paso This afternoon for interment
here Mr. Elton was IS years old and
leaves three sons and a daughter. all
Of whom reside in FL Paso. Funeral
services viii be held Friday morning
at the chapel OF Mclean. Simmons &
Hartford, rabbi Martin Zielonza, tenn
pie Mount Sinai. officiating
Three sons Of the deceased. Tsidor.
Abraham and Henry Elton. are in the
furniture business on Overland street
daughter. Nathalia Elton. also re-
sides here, at the Knickerbocker
apartments Mr.. Elion's wife. mother
of the four children. died and was
buried here several years ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09
Political Announcement.

Z
Claude Hudspeth Congressman 18th
P A. Dudley. senator z5lh ssnatoria:
district OF Texas
P e. Thomason. member OF IsEiaiaturs.
18th district
Adrian Pool member Of iezfslature
ll8th district.
James r Harper. chief justice court Of
civil appeals- 18th supreme judicial district
We. the undersigned. endorse the
above named candidates FOR the respec-
tive places. and We hereby announce our
selves as candidates FOR the places fndI
Gated after our uameH subject e the
action OF the Democratic primaries:
" D Hove. Judge s9th judicial dia-
Leigh CLARK, district attorney. seth iu-
dicial district
z B MeCiintock. county judge.
" n Fryer. county attorney.
W p Brady Judge eaEnty court A.
Seth n. orndOrft snerin.
2 d Richey. county collector.
9 81 Mckinney district clerk
" D Greet county clerk
John T Cain counts assessor.
A webb. county treasurer.
4yra Wlnkler. county superintendent.
". c Roberta hide and animal in
Epector.
y: Dsaver. Justice Of the peace. pre-
A J Han Justice Of the peace. precinct
[ n. Davis. constable precinct No. l.
w. Carter county surveyor
williams county Commissioned.
precinct No ! place No. J
Robert Lyons. county Commissioners.
precinct No 2. place No l.
George PendeiL county Commissioners
Esa7y Herring. county commissioner.
precinct 80
FOR THE SENATE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09
BOY RUN OVER BY ITNE;
BRUISED; ITNEUR HELD

Badly bruised about the head and
body. Henry Harrison, aged Is years,
residing in A 3. C. alley, was brought
into the emergency hospital at police
headquarters shortly before 2 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. He had been
run over by q jitne at Florence and
MagOffiu streets. Ne bones were
broken
Porfirio France, The driver, was ar
rested
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09
Livestock Market
Chicago Livestock, Close


Chicago. III. May -Hogs-Recipts
I 1000; tomorrow, 5000: firm at yester-
days average Bulk. S1T-15 n 1903;
light. SI7-60G 1910; heavy. $3.50 g IL. o5;
pigs s1Ae5 D I7-5e.
Cattle-Receipts. 1900; steady. Native
steers. s10G17-50i stockers and feeders
SS-75 612.60; cows and heifsrs, S6-so9 @
1AID; calves sSG14-
sheep-Reeeipts. 1000 Market STEADY
Sheep, S1z.7s Gls-s9; lambs, $3.50 Q
kansas City LiTestoeE. Close.
Kansas city. No. May s--Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1000 Market strong Bulk
si7.3sG17-60. heavy. S17.20 9I7-50; light,
$40 617-55; pigs. s1fG17-4Q-
Cattle-Receipts. 5000 Market steady
Prime fed steers, 81 17-40; dressed beef
steers. sl4a16.So; western stters. S1F-5e
917.s0. cows. Ss-50G1A75; heifers, 500
IS; stockers. Ss.75G 1888
sheep-Receipts, So0u- Market lower
Lambs SIS 2o-25; yearliuEs, SAG 1850;
wethers. S13916: ewes, ST a15-5b-
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo. May s--HoEs-Recelpts.
33eo. Market steady Top, fl7-z0; bulk,
S1Ta11-23.
Cattl-Receipts. 1900. Pest steady;
others lower Beef steers. S12@16-s0-
cows and heifers. sSG1f: stockers and
feeders. sS612-so; calves. s1e9I5.
Sheep-Receipts. 21o0- Market weak 20
15e lower. Lambs. s1s619-65s ewes
yl5.5oGls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grains, Close.
Corn-3Iay, SL27ssi July. SLf7%.
Oats-May. 75lsc: July. 677sc-
Chicago Provisions, Close
Pork-AIay. $3.50. July. $685..
Lard-Julv. S25.17. Sept. S2612.
Ribs-July, s2A4O- sept, Sef-87.
ChicaE0 Produce, Close.
Chicago, III. May 9.-Butters lower
creamery. 35 42c.
Eggs-Receipts, 1875 cases. Market
unchanged
Potatoe-Receipts. IS cars Market
unchanged
Poultry-Alive higher; folws. 251zc
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas City. Nc. Nay S--Butter and
poultry. unchanged.
Eggs-FirEts Sic.
Mexican Beans.
Mexican beans in wholesale lots IN E
Paso Sc last quotation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09
COPPER STOCKS
ARE IRREGULAR
Market Thursday Sells Off
On Profit Taking, but
Soon Receivers.

The market Thursday morning, accord
ing 10 J. S. Curtiss & company. Hotel
Sheldon. sold off on profit taking and
was irregular Anaconda opened IN
changed al IS. advanced 10 SCI back 70
66 and recovered TO 665a. Smeiters moved
from 7g1z the closing. to S0%- q new
high. Inspiration lost = on the open
ing sale but recovered Nevada aud
ConsoL among smaller priced issues, both
were very strong.
United States Steel opened At a loss
OF q and the low FOR the morning Il
sold as high as 1929 and held strong.
Republic Steel holds its gain OF points
OF yesterday
Among the rails there was an irregu-
lar market Reading lost a point from
81 20 So, while Union moved from 1871
to 1924. a new high c. & O. was
strong and St Paul weak. Mexican Pc
troleum opened ct Ssh. of :. It
strengthened later TO s6is.
On the curb. Verde Extension was
quoted all day al 40 bid. offered at
$3.50. one-half less than yesterday at the
closing United Eastern was of frac-
tionaliy.
steel made a new high record Of 1913.
before the close, also Union Pacific at
122s. Mexican Petroleum was strong.
The following quotations furnished ~
J. s. Curtiss & CO.. stocks and bonds,
Hotel Sheldon, give the closing prices
fwrh Gamer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09
REsoLrTIoNs FoR De. WoRsHA1I

III" = |IL DTL. y UIT. = J
Hon0riug the memory Of DR.. 2. N
Norshanl, civil service commissioner,
who died last Thursday, the civil ser
vice commission at its regular sitting
Wednesday afternoon passed q resOlu-
ton
Alaury Kemp. appointed 10 fin the
vacancy caused by Dr. Worsham's
death, was present at the meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09
Cotton Market

New York Futures. Close.
New York, May S--Cotton futures
closed steady. May, 1855; July. $3.50;
October 1854; December, $685. Janu-
ary, 25.42
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09
WEATHER BULLETIN
{. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU

Observations taken
at 8 a. m 18th me-
ridian time; 6 a. n.
FL Paso time. Nay
9 1915
Forecasts:
Fl Paso and VI
entity. Generally
fai- tonight and
Friday colder.
New Mexico: To
night and Friday
fair; colder south
and extreme east
portions tonight.
Arizona. Tonight
and Friday fair-
not much change
in temperature.
west Texas: To-
and Friday Eener-
rTfw fair colder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09
Apartment, Furnished { UafurailLes

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SWELL apartment furnished or unfur-
nished- The Montana. 911 Montana. Pr
72io.
MODERN Groom apartment. all builtin
features. private BATH. garage and laun-
dry Phone 777s. 2408 Texas
PICRKELL APARTMENTs-TW0 OF fous
room modern steam heated apartments for
rent Inspection and price VIII convince
you they ere 81 b city Elole L9llM.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09
Situation Raptsd-FennIs.

Situation Wanfed-FemaIe.
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PRACTICAL NURSE. Phone S5u9.
CURTAINS Numbered. first class work.
cheap lo2 Myrtle. Phone 7762W.
YOUNG WOMAN desires housekeeping
POSITION Write T 25i. Herald.
sIENOGRAPHER desires extra work aft
er o'clock P. X. Herald.
toLOkED woman washing done by tho
bundle ~ her home. Phone 2s2sJ.
COUPLE 10 take care o. private place or
Morrison.
EXPERIENCED chamber maid desires po-
silon u first class hotel Address W-54.
care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09

tonight. decided colder north portion.
colder Friday with strong northwest
winds north portion.
Relative humidity in Fl Paso at ..
m, Thursday. Il percent
Precipitation last q hours uncnes1
state OF weather ------.-....-l
LoEest reup La. rIEht.I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-09

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