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Graham guardian., 1918-10-11
MEETINGS BARRED
On Account Of Influenza and
All Churches, Schools and
Theatres Closed

Acting on orders received from
State Health Officer Brown,
County Health Officer Stratton
notified Monday the trustees of
the public schools in the several
districts in Graham county to
close the schools, on account of
Spanish influenza epidemic. The
schools were closed at noon Mon
day.
In carrying out the instructions
of the State health officer, Coun-
ty Health Officer Stratton has
ordered closed all churches, NOV
ing picture shows, lodges and all
places of public meetings.
Wednesday afternoon, the Com
mon Council of the Town of SAT-
ford met at the Town Hall and
adopted the following resolution:
Be It Resolved BY the Common
Council of the Town of Stafford,
Arizona:
THAT, WHEREAS, The Spanish
Influenza is epidemic throughout
the State of Arizona; and,
WHEREAS, The State Board of
Health has made the general re-
quest that in order to prevent
any spread of the influenza cpl
demic within the State Of Ari-
zona, that all pool halls, motion
picture shows, churches, lodges
and all places of public meetings
be closed;
Now. THEREFORE, It is hereby
ordered, that schools, all card
tables in pool halls, motion pic.
ture shows, churches, lodges and
all places of public meetings
within the Town Of Stafford, State
Arizona, be closed, until further
notice; and it is further ordered
that all business houses be in
structed not to carry on or hold
special sales which would tend
to attract unusual crowds.
Passed by the Common Council
IF the Town Of Stafford, Arizona,
this 9th day Of October, 1918.
MORRIS SIMON,
Acting Mayor of Town Of Stafford.
Attest:
U. l. PAXTON, Town Clerk.
In compliance with the order
of the Common Council, the SAT-
ford Theatre was closed, there
will be no meetings of lodges or
services in the churches or public
entertainments Of any kind
where people will congregate un-
til the order is rescinded.
The Woman's Club has wired
the Redpath Lyceum Bureau to
call off the second Lyceum en-
tertainment, The Regnier's, who
were scheduled to appear here at
Layton Hall, Tuesday, October
18th. The second entertainment |
will be given at a later date, of
which the public will be notified
through THE GUARDIAN.
County Health Officer Stratton
requests that parents keep their
children off the streets and out
of neighbors' houses and yards.
County Health Officer Stratton
reports twenty mild cases of i'm
f1uenza in the county and that
most cases are now convalescent.
Graham guardian., 1918-10-11
A Beautiful Woman

Do you know that beautiful woman
always has a good digestion? II your
digestion is faulty, eat lightly of meats,
and take an occasional dose Of Cham
berlain's Tablets to strengthen your
digestion. Price 25c. adv-34-4t
Graham guardian., 1918-10-11

LosT-One black colt, four
months old; no brand. Missing
since October 7th. Finder re-
turn to CLARENCE ScARLETT,
Stafford. adv-36-1t
Graham guardian., 1918-10-11

A good truck at big sacrifice.
KIRTLAND'S GARAGE, Stafford.
adv-33-tf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11

NAVY GETS ANOTHER BIG
LOT OF MEN FROM SOUTHWEST

Gordon Armstrong. hospital lppren-
tice. first class. who has been on duty
at the local naval recruiting station
for the past six months, has been
relieved and ordered TO sea duty, and
John w. Long. 1l03 East Boulevard,
has been assigned 10 duty in his
place.
Those enlisted Thursday for the
reserve force Of the navy were YER
non A. Indy, Deming. n. a.. cox
swain. John A. Olney. LOrdsburg. n.
NJ landsman for Quartermaster, avi-
alton; William B. Hollis, 2So9 East
Nitschke, Boyce T. Alvord, Baird,
Pride Z. Hole. Clovis, n NJ, Thomas
c. Lotritz. Jesse Shanks. santa Rita.
n. NJ; William W. Wommeu, Dem
ing. n. A. Roy L Stevenson, Ancho.
n. II. Douglas G. Wood. Deming. n.
~ Oscar W. Bawberger. CarriZCZO.
n. NJ. seamen second class; James F.
Ross. Baird. Tex. landsman quarter
master: Alfred +. Krists. FL PasO. ma
chinists mate, second class; William
3. FORMER. landsman quartermaster
aviation Clyde Burch, Taos, n. n.
electrician. third class; Amos Sloane.
Tucumcari. n. H.. enEineman. second
class; Edgar Kirkendall. Seminole
Tex. fireman. third class; John r.
FlanniEan. landsman electrician. 81
West Missouri street. landsmau cleo
trician radio: Arnold Barney. Of
Thatcher. AriZ-. landsman quarter
master. aviation: Clifford Martin. 70
dec. n. ~. electrician. third class. "a
do Robert 3. Wood, Animas. n. H.
landsman quartermaster. aviation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
Livestock Market


Chicago ILL.,. July Hoss-Eeceipt
$4,000 Market active. fully 10 60 20
cents higher than yesterdays average
Some hogs % cents higher Bulk Of
sales $3.50 g l7--0- butchers. SlTl5 q
17-55; packing, $3.50 Q 11.1s; light. S1I-10
G1l-6oi rough, $3.50 Il6-4o- pigs, $3.50
Catue-Peceipts. 1900. Market steady
TO strong beef cattle, coed choice and
prime. SIS g. 01G10- common and me
dium, SlLI5 1885, butcher stock; cows
and heifers, Ss-15 14-Esi Gamers and
cutters. S7-15 SIS sJccl ers and feeders,
good choice and far cy, S1Q-5Qn12; com
mon and medium, IS 1850; veal calves,
good and choice, S1t-50G lI-e5-
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 Market steady
90 Is cents lower Top, Sl9.
Kansas City Livestock. Close
kansas City, 40, July lL-aogs-I.e-
ceipts coco. Market higher Bulk, 81
T11-40: heavy. 1870 Gl7-505 Hight, 17-1Q
G1z35; pigs, S16-25 E16-I5-
CatLle-Rece. 5loQ. Market higher
Prime steers, s1T5c O 1855 dressed
steers. S15G1T25; westerns. S15.5ag
1850; COWS, STG1S5 heife-s. sSGl65
stockers and feeders. S7-5oG15: calves,
sheep-Fecelpts. sCco. Market strong.
Lambs. sic 1873, yearlinss. Sl4Glti
we-hers. S12G1fs ewes. SSG12-
Denver Livestock, Close
Denver. Colo. July 1L-HuEs-Eeceipt
1890. Market Is TO % cents higher. Top,
S17-35; bulk. S16-S5 d17.15-
Cattle-Recelpts. $50 Market steady
10 strong Eeef stters, s2-5lG 1880; cows
ers. $3.50 E1250; calves, S3Gl5-
Sheep-Receipts. 2400- Market steady
Lambs s17G17.I55 ewes, S11G1225;
wethers. S12-5OG1S-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
40 SUITSF0R
DAMAGES FILED
FL Paso Attorneys Repre-
sent 50 Men Driven
From Bisbee.

Bisbee. Ariz.. July 1l.-On behalf OF
IS men deported from Bisbee. Ariz-
July 10. 50 suits for S125OO actual and
s12.5OO putative damages have been
filed in the office Of the clerk Of the
superior court at Tombstone. by Jack
son. Isaacks and Leasing attorneys OF
FL Paso. Tex.
In addition. suits were filed by W
B. CIeary and F. C. struckmeyer OF
Phoenix. Ariz.. for two deportees, ask
ing $4,000 actual and $4,000 putative
DAMAGES
The plaintiffs in the two suits filed
by Cleary and Struckmeyer were J.
Hearn and Christ Fuller.
The plaintiffs iu % actions filed
Tuesday by Walters and Chafin. at
torneys Of Phoenix, Ariz. were John
Bunch. William Fapor. L. r. Pollard.
Thomas Raymond Pattison. ". H.
Barney. Tim Hadsal. Edward VIII
liams. Frank Birmingham. John Roth
cry. George Stretch Sylvester C.
DOreg. Rudolph SWerisn, william T.
OEley Bradley Thompson. Mike stem
son, Harry Wheeler Rapier g. j. Muir
ply. Fred Penna. Charles Carroll. Al
phonse Lee Mckay. Jack F. Parks.
Ralph S. Brown and James Dawson
List of Defendants
The defendants iu this latter group
Of actions are Walter Douglas. n c.
BledsOe. C. H. Hunt Bassett Watkins.
Grant H Doweu Joseph p. H0dgsOn-
II r. stout W H Brophy. Gerald F.
sherman, Robert Rae. L c. ShattucS
Charles ". Allen. Phil Tovrea. Geo.
B. Wiccx w. p. Sims. Vance IL John
son. A. ". Howe. j. j. Cannon. Harry
Wheeler. AL j. Cunningham. Phelps
Dodge corporation, Calumet and Arl-
zcna Mining company. Shattuck Ari-
iona Copper company. FL pas0 &
Southwestern Railroad company.
Phelps Dodge Mercantile company.
corporations, Ben Frankenberg. sam
FrauEenberg. Nose Newman. doing
business as Frankenburg Bros and
Newman j. Angus. T. w Wallace and
Charles r Mcdonald
Many More suits CcmIne-
lt is said a large number OF suits IN
90 those already filed. which
now number 232 have been prepared
and viii be filed before the final date
possible under the laws Of Arizona
July 10. one year following the al
legged cause Of action. Predictions
were made today By men claiming to
be informed that between 500 and 900
suits would have been filed before the
expiration OF the time limit
Including the suits filed yesterday.
the total amount Of damages sought
row is S5,155.O00.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
BUSINESS IS
QUITE ACTIVE
Labor Shortage Is Empha-
sized; Crops Excellent,
Saws Reserve Board.

Washington, ID. c.. July 1L-Busi-
1 ness continues active, according TO the
federal reserve boards report issued
today. Labor shortages are empha-
sized in the reports from every dis
trict except the Minneapolis territory.
Crops were reported as above nor
trict, where protracted drouth injured
severely the small grain crop General
adjustment of business to meet gov
ernmental requirements and uneXpect-
ed ease in meeting tax payments are
universally commented upon. Con-
structIOu and building have been cur
tailed everywhere except in cases
where government requirements for
storage and housing. Money rates
generally are firm
Conditions BY Districts.
Conditions in some districts follow;
hicago-Geueral business very
active; crops excellent; Industries
working at capacity and labor very
scarce.
Kansas City-Business good: crops
gooG TO excellent; construction and
building slightly improved; equaliza-
ton of farm labor demand and supply.
Da las-Business quite satisfactory;
crops fair 10 good; slight evidence Of
Increase in money rates; shortage %
labor On all branches
san Francisco - Business active,
crops good; foreign trade increasing
labor more settled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
CARLSBAD SPENDS SZ5,OO0
ON SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS

Carlsbad. n. ". July 1.-THE Carls-
bad school board has under way and
nearing completion two projects on
which VIII be sepnt $4,000 in new
buildings and equipment
A big four room concrete hollow
wall building is nearly finished in
the grammar school park 1t VIII
serve as an annex TO the first build
ing. which is itself modern struc-
ture. The annex viii house nearly
200 students It is heated by steam
heat. has a ventilatiug system and the
necessary sanitary arrangements. and
VIII house for a time. it is hoped. the
growing Carlsbad school attendants.
At the same time the board is ma
terially charging the high school
building, putting in two new recita-
ton rooms and an assembly room.
with superintendent office, and
spending over $4,000 on laboratory and
domestic science equipment The boar
plans a special course in this week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
II q LISTED STOCKS
MONEY ID METALs

fBy associated pressl-
New York. July 1L-Nercantile paper,
q months 6 percent; six months percent
Sterling 90 day tins. Sa.T2ls. CONNER
cial so day bills on banks, sf.72- CONNER
cial 60 day bills s4Tl@- demand,
demand, sa-75; caties, S4.76 7-16.
Lar silver. 99@c
EeEican Gsiiars. re.
Time loans firm; go days. 81 G55 90
days. 81 E6- six months. 6 percent bid
Gail money. Grn- high. g.: low. g.:
ruling rate. G.. closing bid. 5izs 1flCred
az 8; last loan. s percent
Lead. unchanged spot ss-05.
Spelter. steady East St. Louis deliv-
cry. spot $3.50 Q SIS
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London, Eng. July 1.-THE following
were the quotations in the London met
ais market today
Tln-Spot. E25O; futures. 1850.
spot coppers and futures, 1885, electro
Lead-sDot f2s los: futures. RS los
Spelter- Spot. asa; futures. E55.
THE LOCAL MARKET
Mexican bank notes. Itata bills. @ lie
Mexican pesos. &c
Mexican gold 584s8a-
Fl Paso smelling Quotations.
Bar silver (Handy q Harmon quota
toni 9Sc
London lead. E2s. 10E
Pig iead-GE-05-
Copper-Wire bars. s2s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
MARKET BEARISH
G0PPER5 LOWER
Selling Movement Forces
Stocks to Decline a
Few Points.

The selling movement which started
in the final hour Wednesday. continued
Thursday morning with two point
break in United States Steel. according
TO j. s. Curtiss d. Co. sheldon hotel
Copper stocks also sustained losses.
Anaconda broke from 67lz TO CO.'S. Smell
tiers from 7Sla TO q. Chino from 80 to
So =. Inspiration from 55lz 10 50. and
Utah from 50 10 81.
Losses Of point or more ,ook place
in the rails. hut they withstcod the
selling NOV ement lest Baldwin Loco
motive was weakest OF the whole list
tumbllus fuu 91iz TO SS1z.
United States Steel opened at I0f p .
compared with a closing Of 1854 last
night. Lew was 1C5A. Mexican Pc
troleum saEsed of from $3.50 TO sSlz-
On The CErb. New Ccrnelil and Magma
were lower
The following quotations furnished by
j. S Curtis5 a. Co. sheldon hotel, stocks
and bonds, give the closing prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11

ssXTTHILE the roads are not like FL
w Paso paved streets. they were
passable and we came through in cars
from Arizona with little trouble and
enjoyed the trip" said Raymond Teal.
who is heading his own company OF
musical comedy articts. who inaug-
urate an indefinite engagement at
the Crawford theater tonight. in the
well known musical comedy. The
Three Twins"
Mr. Teal says that there have been
q few changes in his company since
they were here last year. but the per
sonnet remains very much the same
He also states that he has many new
Plays that he viii produce during his
stay In III PasO, which he hopes viii
duplicate his long record engagement
of last year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
CORN MARKET
GOES HIGHER
Unfavorable Crop Advices
Are Responsible; Prices
of Oats Firm.

Chicago. I'LL. July 11.-Fresh strength
developed in the corn market today ow-
ing 10 unfavorabls crop advicez Need
o. rain and Of warmer weather was en-
phasized- Oreniug prices which varied
from sc decline TO izc advance, with
august at aL55 = Ul-55a AID September
at SL5d 1874 were followed by a de-
clded upturn all around
Good nllling ard shipping demand. es-
peclally 1IcU Canada. led afterward 90
further advance The closing was
strong, 2s case net higher with Aug
ust az SIS L5915 ard September at
SI5eis q l-5cH.
Evidence OF seaboard demand gave
flrmness 20 oats For the most part.
though trade was local after operiuE
unchanged TO &c of with August at
I0@ G7lizc, the market scored moderate
general gains
Provisions averaged higher with grain
and hogs Sales were scarce.
Liberal shipments 81 meat and lard
helped later 20 keep the market firm.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
CLAIM BISBEE-TOMBSTONE
ROAD IS GOING TO PIECES

Bisbee, Az, July 1L-Ihere IS
friction between the state and county
highway administrations over the
condition Of the bee-TomhstOne
road, which IS alleged TO be going to
pieces for lack OF care that should
be given by the state, after about
S25O,OOO has been spent in its con-
struction. The matter has been taken
I'D with the commission Of state in
stitutions, which has promised in
vestfEation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
ALL DEMURRERS DENIED
IN SUIT OVER KUCHLER

FloeDIE- ArIZ-- IuIV III de-
Tnurrers have been denied in the case
filed by the Republican State COM
uittee TO prevent the secretary OF
state from calling an election for
the place Of tax commissioner. filled
by Rudolph Kuchler. on appointment
Of governor Thomas E Campbell
There has been additional defence
10 the effect that Euchlers appoint
ment was made at a date before
Campbell actually assumed office as
governor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
STOCK MARKET
IS DEPRESSED
Indications That Industrial
Concerns Need Finan-
cial Helm. Cause.

NOTE-QuotatioIs reflect closing prices
July IL
New York July 11-Indicalons that
various Industrial Corporations are in
need Of financial reflex from the govern
ment precipitated tolsy's general depres-
sion -n the stock market Sales ap-
proximatcd 625. 900 shares.
Stocks were irregular az the duh open
Ing United states Steel declined ia
points on very large transactions. Beth
iehem steel broke Ia points and Cruel
bic Steel 2a- Rails. equipments. mo-
tors coppcrs and tolaccos lost one 20
three points in tie FIRST half hour and
Royal Dutch OIL zen off six points
Liberty bonds were steady
Further unsettlenent was manifested
during the first hour. Bethlehem steel
old stock reached 55s points. Baldwin
Locomotive $3.50. sumatra Tobacco Siz,
General Motors 9. Distiuers. cuppers and
shlppinEs ~ TO .. and leading rails in-
Guiding Union Pacific and READING, an
average Of a point Trading was sus-
pended from II to u o'clock as a tri-
butte 90 the memory Of the late 1-aj.
Mitchell
Liberty s5zs sold at $3.50 90 g9.s4.
first ss az sEO4 20 SAFE. second IS at
9z04 10 sA0S and fAs at 9450 20 e5.0S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain. Close.
Corn-Alelst. S1-tsas SeptembeE
1851
Oats-Ausust. 70=c; September. 7OHc
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Porl-luIy. s4fTc; September. $3.50.
La-d-Juiy S-6-22- September. Sz6.z2-
Ribs-Julv S2Az0- September, Ses70
Chicago Produce, Close.
Chicago. IL. July -Butter-MarIlet
higher. Creamery. SIS q f3c
Eggs-Iiet esq Is. 1C-@s5 cases Market
higher Firsts- s7iz csc; ordinary FISTS
IS g 51ci at market, cases Included, IS q
5Sc-
Potatoes-Receipts. 70 cars. Market
unsettled Virginia tsrIel cobbIers. s5.25
6-5Qi North Carolina cobblers. IS q 5-505
Arkansas sacked triumrhs S2sOG5-10;
Louisiana white, $215G 2S-- California
red, S510G 3.z5; California white, S2-90
O.
Puultry-Alive- Market unsettled.
Eow-s. &c: sur-nEs. 9. 80
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11

The magnificent Selexart special
feature, blue Blood" which held
large audiences in GREATNESS sus-
pense yesterday at the Grecian. viii
be shown at that theater today for
the last time fin Ell Paso-
Blue Blood is striking drama.
based on a subject as deep as life
itself, and presented i'm a masterfuI
way that gives every evidence that
expense was no object The picture
is remarkable, both for its gorgeous
ness and its absorbing interest.
It should not be FORGOTTEN that to-
day is positively the last day Blue
Blood VIII be shown.
Tomorrow the Grecian presents the
screens most beautiful girl, Alma
hubens, IN her newest play, The
Painted LiIy."-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
PoIifcsl Announcements

THE DEI0CRaTfC- 1T1CEEf
We the undersigned. announce our
selves as candidates for the places indi-
Gated after our lanes. subject 90 the
action Of the Democratic primaries
Seymour Thurmond. judge 5fth judicial
district
John T. Hill district attorney
W. Il Pelphrey. county attorney
Percy AcGhee. s.. sheriff
Aay Hadlock Carlisle. district clerk
W 4 SANDY Anderson. hide and
animal Inspector
%. J. 1csWeenev. justice OF the peace.
precinct Nc 4. place g
J. O. CroWson. constable. precinct No I.
sam Blum elthal. county commissioner.
precinct No g.
Dr. White, county Commissioner. pre-
cinct No e.
IL T. Els, chairman county executive
committee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
Baggage Car Shortage
Is Due To Their Use
rs Troop Dining Cars

Washington. D. c.. July 11.-Con-
version Of baggage cars into diners
for troop trains has caused such a
shortage Of cars for ordinary use that
the war industries board today called
upon dry goods wholesalers 10 cut
down the number Of trunks carried
by travelling statesmen
There are only 500 baggage cars in
the country and last year $4,000. 600
sample trunks constituted 80 percent
Of the baggage carried free by the
~ f1rna1e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
LARGE BROKERAGE FIRM
IS SUSPENDED FOR A YEAR

New York July 1L-Announcemen
OF the suspension for one year Of
John Muir. Edwin 4 Muir and Chas
A. Burbank, of John Muir & Co.. the
largest dealers in the country in what
are known as odd lots Of stock under
100 shares. was made today by the
New York stock exchange.
They are charged with entering into
a partnership which. in the opinion Of
the board OF governors, was not a
genuine partnership.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
DIES AFTER LIVING 81
YEARS IN TUCSON. ARIZ.

Tucson. Ariz.. July 11.-After a life
Of 81 years, all spent in Tucson, the
place Of her birth. Mrs. Jesus Pide
Elias is dead II is notable that her
father, IEnacio Pacheco. also was a
native Of Tucson. born here about rs
years ago, while she was grown
woman at the time this section was
handed over by Mexico to the United
States through the Gadsden Pur-
chase.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
ALL NEBRASKA GRAIN
REDUCED BY DAMAGE

Lincoln, Neb. July 11.-Au spring
grain in Nebraska was seriously dam
aged by extreme heat and lack Of
moisture says the July crop report
issued today by the state board Of
agriculture and United States bureau
Of crop estimates Condition Of spring
wheat was given at IS percent. fore
casting a production of f.890.0O0
bushels as compared 20 6.60O.0O0 bush
els for 1917. Condition Of winter
wheat was placed at 65 percent and
the production at 4.340,0O0 bushels.
2o.573 bushels under the 1926 aver
age.
Corn production was estimated this
year at 1855. 600 bushels. compared
TO PAS zs0, 900 bushels last year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
NEW MEXICO SOLDIERS
CAN'T VOTE THIS YEAR

Santa Fe, n. n. July 11.-Attorney
general Harry l. Patton and secretary
OF state Antonio Lucero, in interviews
today. pointed out that the proposal TO
amend the constitution In time to do
away with the fall election this year.
and at the same time pass a law max
ing il possible for soldiers to vote
wherever stationed, is Illogical and
fruitless.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
Legal Nofces


In the District Court u the United $500
t2r the western District Of Texas. ID
Easo DIVISION; I'M the Matter or les
ter e. Belden Bankrupt.
j. BcnlzrLrtcy 20. .f-.
TO the creditors % the above----,-a7
lanSr gpt; Notice IS hereby eivcn that on
the sth day of July. A. D. 1915. me oar-
son above ramed was Gully adfudics-sd
bank; upt; and that The first meeting of
MS creditors win be held at the ofsrs
q the undersigned Referee -zs Ca--s~
B-1s- ~ faso. Texas. on the 27rd Iav
Of July A D.. ISIS, at 10 o'clock in tha
forenoon az which time the slid credit
OTIS may attend, prove their claims. aD-
point trustee. examine The banl-t..--
the ertire property. 1oth ne-s0--f ma
real. belonging 20 said bankrupt estate.
ana tr' rsact such otter and further bus
meeting.
Dated at Ei Pas1. Texas. this ths 11th
day Of July. A. De- Ig1S
HARVEY r. GAMBLE.
Referee in Bankruptcy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
- ACcEPrs EIEE-

Five men were accepted for the
army by Capt. F. ". Fonda. recruiting
officer. Thursday. For the regular
army they were Nathan g. Gibbius
Hillsville. No. Manuel AraEon. Ara
gon, n. II, for the infantry, Thomas
Rodriguez, Las Cruces, n. 81, coast
artillery corps For the national
army william W Lanterback, Evans
vile. Ind, motor truck company q,
william P. Mcdonald, Vegas. Tex
quartermaster corps.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
Ia Wanled-MaIe u FemaIs
Heb Wanted-Female

-~~~~S~-~-~---~--
WANTED rirl dispensers and walrre1zel-
Potter Confectionery Co
EEANTED-Americau woman for horse
keeping 4o11 CambridEs- Pm isIsM
WANTED-Au American apprentice sirl
for beauty parlor- 49l Rayn1las B-eE-
WANTED- English sreaElnE gil for
general house work Phi CIV.
lFANTED-Ertertainer ladies preferred
Apply - 20 p Inn CAFE, III south
WANTED O. y retent woman for hruse
work. stay or place Apply 4Qll Bliss
street. mornings
WANTED-Experience dining room
mattresses SO week. Inch counter
waltreszes. 81 week Apply Modern C1fa.
basement Mills BldE-
WANTED-Colo-ed gil. or Mexican who
can speak English, TO help nurse baby
and do some hcus2 work Apply % 5a-5
Mountain Ave
WANTED -Erperenced Mclean laun-
dress for laundry and homework 30
cookirE- Must stay on place az night
and have references Gan slol Felsra--
FANTED-EEslish sreazius girl for
general housewcric il family % two No
washing Six miles down valley Ref
ereuccs- Phi 1lnl-R-l-
LARGE TIRE corr Grafton desires to se-
cure services ~ young woman Cor sales
willing worker quick advancement as
surad fcr one who makes good. answer
In own handwriting. giving ase, weight,
and general description also business exc
nerleuce. and salary expected address
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