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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27


Two HAITEESSES Wanter. Royal Cafe.
LynchFills. r Bliss Tex Ph- AIS.
EAPERlESCED cock. snail private fam
IL l5l1 Montana
GOOD WOMAN uigh- CLERK. Hotel savoy.
calL don't phone.
ENGLISH SPEAKING GIRL fo- Eeaer7I
ho1ssWo-ls. Must stay nights Ph- ga
WANTED-English speaking FIrI f1r iIghl
house work. Apply 80 Iohln Plaza
WASTED-Experienc policy urItsr ana
desk CLERK, Insurance cfnca- address E1scs
care -Hsrsld-
WANTED - EIpsrlenced sts10Eraphsr.
Coed salary 70 right party Give age and
exlerience- address HISS. care Herald
three cELdren Temporarily References
exehanEed- Fh- s1s0W.
WANTED = Ezperielced dining room
Wa--reSses. SO week Lunch ccurter
mattresses. 81 week Apply Acde-u Cafe.
Bassmsu- L'lls Bldg
lFASTED-ToulE woman q hiEk s-hooi
ecuca-ln1 70 learn operation o. Linotype
preferred Apply 70 Hughes-Bu-s Co
Fl Faso IN ssrtenber- Government clsrz-
teacher. irspectress. rErswriter. research
CLERK Experience urreress1ry. Women
desiring government petitions write FOR
free particulars. J. c. Leonard Corner
civil service exauinerl. 81 Eeucis Bldg.
CIVIL sEkEICE ersrninatious. ii Peso
IN September. Government CLERK. teacher.
luspec-ress. typewriter. 1oczkeepe-, re-
search clerk Preferences given women
salary fl-oo-S-e1o. Experiences ul1eces-
sary- Women desirirE government pcsi-
tons write for frs3 particulars, Raymond
Terry, former civil service ezaniuerls
1tf Columbian Bldg Washington
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
ALAMOGORDO WOMAN OFFERS
TO ADOPT A FRENCH ORPHAN

Mrs. II. D Field. secretary OF the
Fatherlsss Children OF France asso-
citation, Tuesday morning received q
letter from Mrs R. v King. at Ala
mogordo. n n. asking that the name
OF an orphan be sent her FOR sup
port Mrs King stated that she had
seen the appeal in The Herald and
wanted TO help the cause.
Requests are coming in rapidly for
orphans and il Is believed that FL
Paso viii meet its full quota OF 500.
Those who on Tuesday agreed 10 take
an orphan each are. VIII H Pei
phreys J. ". Peak, B. L Farrar. ". ].
Moran, L. Gordon Perry. II. J. Sim
mons, J. Whitney Webb. J. ". Kirk
patrick S ~ Roche and Col Howard
Il. Belts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
Women Now Employed
On OREGON Hiphnaus

Salem. Ore. Aug. 27.-Women are
replacing men called 10 war service in
the state highway department OF Ore
gon. They are driving water carts
used in wettinE down macadam roads
before they are rolled. and are en-
ployed as checkers and WeiEhers at
the various gravel pits and rock
bunkers. state highway engineer
Num- has issued orders that wherever
practical they are TO replace men, who
viii be discharged with orders to get
into more essential forms OF labor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
AGRONOMIST BENTON COMES
TO SEE NEW LOCAL COW FEED

Roland HarWell, county agricul-
tural agent. has received letter from
Herman Benton. agronomist. in which
Mr.. Benton states that he viii arrive
in FL Paso Saturday 10 investigate
the sotol situation. Sotoi Is now used
10 extract a molasses from which
stock Is fed. and Investigations are
now being conducted as 10 whether or
not 70 VIII be practical 10 use the ex-
tract Of sotol for syrups for fountain
drinks
Sotol molasses mixed feed for dairy
COWS IS being manufactured by the
Sotol Products Co, at the Globe Mills.
Ell Paso. It consists Of chopped alfalfa
hay, ground sotol bulb residue and
sotol molasses. A heretofore unused
desert plant IS being made TO assist in
feeding cattle throughout this section
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
COMMERCE CHAMBER GETTING
BULLETINS ON LIVESTOCK

By arrangement with the depart
ment OF agriculture OF United States.
the chamber OF commerce WI receive
daily bulletins and reports Of market
conditions existing al over the coun-
try and covering all shipments OF
livestock 70 all different centers- A
weekly report containing a recapltu-
lation OF the daily reports will also
be received and will show the whole
sale meat prices for the week in 1915
and VIII also show the corresponding
price for 1917 These records win Be-
placed on file in the office Of the
secretary for the convenience and
consultation OF cattlsmen and others
Interested in livestock
a ". Reeves secretary said Tues
day morning that these reports would
continue 10 be received so long as in
terest was shown in them. and that II
no interest was shown they would not
be taken
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
BANDITS KILL AND WOUND
$50 IN WRECK IN DURANGO

Bandits headed by two men named
Alannos and Galaviz wrecked a train
near TeNehuanes. on the Durango
branch OF the Mexican National rail-
way a week ago. killing go men.
women and children and iniuring so
others. according 10 q report from
Mexico received here Monday night.
A bridge was weakened and when the
tram plunged through II the bandits
killed many By rifle fire All the
federal soldiers on the train as an
escort were killed IN the wreck or
By the bandits It was said that =
car OF ammunition was captured By
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
ALAN0-GRUGES
DRIVE ROUGH
Texas Motorist Gives Re-
port; Balmorhea Says
One Road ImproVad.

George Hsgy of san Antonio, Texas.
registered at the Fl Paso Automobile
club Monday. 1Ir. Hagy has been IN
Alamogordo for several days and Is en-
route TO san Antonio. he reported
the following road conditions from
Alamogordo to Fl Paso-
-Alamogordo 10 Twin Mills. the
road was very rough. but pzsssblei
did not have TO use chains over this
stretch Between Twin Mills ana Fl
Paso there IS a low. Tat stretch OF
road about half a nile in length that
was covered with water I turned
back % the forks OF the road 70 Las
cruces, which road 7 found very good
with the exception OF one washout, but
the detour around this place was not
bad The road via Las Cruces. willis
very rough is passable, and that Is
about al a motorist can say about 70.
I left Alamogordo at u o'clock and
reached Cruces at that afternoon.
Had some engine trouble
Stocicton-He1f Cutoff Better.
The following communication cams
from the Tovah Valley Good Roads
association. BaIuorhea. Texas
we have just completed a large
amount OF work or the Fl Stockton
Kent cutoff on the san Antonfo-E1
Easo state highway through this
country and now have the same in
first class shape II IS in the best
condition at present that it has been
in since II was o7ened- During the
recent rains in the mountains the
draws flowed and for a few days
some OF this new work was a little
muddy. but at present they are all
dry and all IN fine and dandy shape
ANY travel you direct over THIS route
viii be appreciated"
Reports on River Road.
Dr. c. Hzllen. o. Abilene. sent IN the
following report 20 the Auto club
Roads from FL Paso 10 IT. Hancock
good. from TT Hancock TO Sierra
Blanca. good 70 fair. Look out for
grade badly washed on both sides
forming high centers-tWo washouts-
20 10 right. no trouble From Sierra
Blanca 70 Van Horn. road good to
fair"
Ivo Navakovich and family arrived
from Deming this morning en- route
70 San Antonio and reoorted the read
fair and good with ths exception OF
the first ten miles out OF DeminE.
where the road was CIT to pieces and
lots OF "chug" holes. Detour was bad
also The party came BY way OF the
Borderland route and found going
slow through about ten miles OF sand.
otherwise the road vas fairly good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
NEGROES SING PATRIOTIC
SONGS TONIGHT AT CHURCH

Negroes Of the southside viii as
semble at the Second Baptist church.
corner Of Second and Virginia streets.
tonight at $50 o'clock to sing the
Star Spangled Banner" and other
patriotic songs. Prof. William Cole
man. principal OF the Douglass school.
will manage the meeting, which is
called in response TO suggestion
through patriotic societies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
MISSIONARY COUPLE OFF
FOR cUADALAJARA STATION

Rev and Mrs Leavitt Wright. mis-
sionaries. whose parents were mis-
si0naries before them in western Mex
leo. left here Tuesday for Guadaia-
jara- Jal-. to reopen the international
college. est blished there many years
ago by Rev. and Mrs John Rowland.
parents OF Mrs Wright and Rev and
Mrs A. C. Wright. parents OF young
Rev Mr.. Wright
Their work viii be similar to that
OF their parents in the education and
religious training OF Mexican young
men and women They came here
from California and viii visit Rev.
and Mrs. Rowland in Mexico City q
few days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
MAY FIND WAY TO USE MORE
FLOUR IN PASTRY BAKING

For the purpose OF discussing the
probability Of increasing the wheat
flour used in cakes. pies and pastry
from so percent TO SIS percent the
master bakers association viii hold a
meeting tonight at the Sheldon hotel
The bakers have been using so per
cent wheat flour and 50 percent sub
stitutes in baking and now that the
wheat crops are IN they win increase
the wheat products and cut down on
the substitutes, II was said
The grocers' association viii meet
Wednesday night at s o'clock in the
chamber OF commerce. building. in
regular session There ara several
special matters to come before the
association The sugar question VIII
be discussed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27

capable. Intelligent American woman does
hcusewcrk by hour or day. Ao-1er1
helper. plain sewing. practical nursing.
select family WashlnE. ladies' lingerie and
SIX shirts launtered With loving care
Sufs-i.uting extra work table Talllns.
clsrEinE. cashier CHARGES nominal Wat
10 you need address II 1ss. care Head.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
F. SCHNELL HELD AT RIVER;
TWO AUSTRLANS INTERNED

Frederick Schneu. who attempted
% cross the border TO Mexico late
Monday night. vas arrested BY United
states officers and IS being held FOR
Investigation. II found 10 be an en-
eng alien he VIII be interned At Fort
Bliss K was announced
The two Austrianss Franz Sepraze
and Antone GeEodizs from Cleveland.
o., who were arrested near Anthony,
n r.. last week while inquirinE the
shortest route 10 Mexico, were or
cered interned-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
SAYS REPORT OF SECOND
TRAIN BLASTED Is ERROR

The HeraIds correspondenL at LnI-
huahua City. wrote, under date OF
Aug p.
1T is q falsehood that another train
was dynamited by Martin Lopez after
the one wrecked at Consuelo station
All the descriptions printed about that
are false.
After the Consuelo episode villa
went TO santa Gertrudis hacienda.
where he tried to surprise Cen Fa-
vela's troops. but was defeated. los
ing five men and some material that
he carried for dynamitinE trains, such
as wire, dry electric batteries, etc
Gov. Ignacio Enriquez is recruit
ing with the utmost activity some
rural forces with which he IS deter
mined 10 give villa q decisive blow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
CORN MARKET
OPENS WEAK
Recent Rains Reflected at
Opening; Some Demand
Upon Break.

Chicago. Ill, Aug 27.-The corn market
opened weak today on recent rains On
the break some demand appeared. Oc-
tober corn opened. 7 TO 1c under yesler-
day. at Si-s- 10 s161E. and dropped TO
SLeoS, where # steadied-
Close Weak on Corn.
The besrishness was cnpha sized later,
and prices at one time were four cents
down for the active futures There was
a slight rally, but the close was weak.
with October four cents under yesterday
at SL5S1tc
Oats were inclined 70 steadiness at the
opening. but weakened October. opening
= 70 &c higher at 75ssc TO 7ssc, dropped
TO 724c
Provisions were dun, with lard and ribs
10 10 l5c under yesterday There was
nothing doing in pork
Provisions closed weak with corn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
After Lapse of n Years
Hears Son Is Over There

Noblesville. Ind, Aug 27.-Fourteen
years ago Mrs. Josephine Small. who
resides near here. received a card
from her son. F c. EndicOtt, who had
then been in the army about six years.
Recently Mrs. Small received another
postal card which read. Landed
safely overseas The card was signed
By Maj. Gen. F. c. Endicott- The
mother said that during the "A years
OF her sons silence she always felt
certain that she would hear from her
son again
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
Gasoline For
Sunday Riding
Is Under Ban
Request By Fuel Admins
tration Effective East
Of Mississippi.

Washington. D. C.. Aug. 27.-The
fuel administration today called on
the public, east OF the Mississippi
river. to stop using gasoline for pas
senger automobiles, motor cycles and
motor boats on Sundays until further
notice.
Unless voluntary action on the part
OF the public improves. the gasoline
situation. notice IS given that the ad-
ministration viii be obliged TO en-
force prohibitory regulations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
Edward Wade Leaving
For Foreign Service In
YIN. c. 4. This Week

Edward c. Wade. 5r.. secretary OF
the bureau OF personnel OF the army
Y. n c. A., with office in the Caples
building. has received Geographic or
der from the southern department Of
the association. to report at New York
office September 8 for foreign service.
Urgent request for five trained sue
cessful physical directors for Russia.
has been made upon 1lr. Wade's office
BY " X. Wingfield, athletic recruit
ing secretary OF the army Y. at san
Antonio, Tex. Men are wanted who
can consider remaining several years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
RedtieLd Is Member OF
Priorities Committee

washington. D. G, Aug. 27.-Addl-
tion OF secretary OF commerce Red
field to the membership Of the priori-
ties committee of the war industries
board was announced at noon today.
Mr. Redfield is an advocate OF a gen
eral policy Of converting non war
plants TO war production instead OF
shutting down and reducing output.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
HIGH COMMAND in FINLAND
DISSOLVED: NEW ARMY HEAD

AMSTERDAM. Holland. Aug. 27-The
dissolved BY premier Svfnhufvud. the
Kreuz Zeitung. Of Berlin. says 10
learns from Helsingfors. and Gen.
Wilkman has been appointed 10 COM
mand the Finnish army II IS added
that the change does not affect Cen
Thesleff. commander in chief o. sea
and land forces.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
MUST BE A MEXICAN
TO PREACH IN MEXICO

chihuahua, Mex Aug Ask
Catholic priests Of Spanish nationality
have been ordered TO stop acting in
the churches here because, according
20 the Mexican constitution. foreign
ers are forbidden TO act as priests in
Mexican territory. Only Mexican citi.
zens can now preach in the Catholic
or Protestant churches.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain, Close.
Coru-sept-. SL-6E; Oct. SISSY.
oats-sept. 705sc; Get. T2%c-
Chicago Provisions, Close.
Pork-sept-. Se3; Get, s45s5-
Lard-Sept-. $3.50. Oct. s2s.77.
Ribs-Sept., sets. Oct, SeA7C
Chicago Produce, Close.
Chicago, III, Aug. 27.-Buttsr-Firu-
Creamery extra. asa s5iacs firsts, 40
- iscs seconds. E0-5 421sc-
EEgs-UnchangCd Firsts, IS $50; or
diuary firsts, IS 957sscs at market. cases
Cheese-Lower. Daisies. e7cs twins,
25i5 25ztc C; Americas. 2sH q 2saz; long
horns. 261 G2Tc. brick. 191s g soc
Potstoes-Lower- Receipts. so cars.
Minnesota. early ohios. bulk. s2-s5 73-4o;
IL sacks, S2458250; Wisconsin. Ohios.
bulk. $40 G2-S5; in sacks. sac 6z5o-
Poultr5 - Steady. Fowls, q 9escs
springs 2gc-
Kansas City Produce, Close.
kansas City. No Aug e7.-Butter-
Firm- Creamery, 441sc- packing. S5c-
Poultry-Firsts, Sc; seconds. SIC
Poultry-Hens. 2sAc; ROSTERS sc;
hrnilers. CSC
EgEs-Flrs-s. Sc; seconds. CSC.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
DEATHS AND BURIALS.

The body q Elias G. Myers. who
was murdered near Fsleta last Fri-
day night. and which has been held
a. fhe undertaking rooms OF ]. j.
Raster T. Co. was shipped to friends
AZ Apache. Ariz. Monday evening.
Myers had real estate interests there.
Tie had no relatives and a telegram
frHef 10 locate a brother said TO re-
ere ia Tennessee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27

Mayor Francisco D. Gonzalez, OF
JuareZ, has appointed Nicolas Berr-
camo 10 Temporarily win the vacancy
by the resignation OF chief OF police
Arturo Morales Morales stated that
he would probably make visit 20 his
brother in sonora II was denied by Of
ficials that the resignation OF former
chief Morales was caused BY a dis
agreement Saturday between Morales
and Judge Magon Vale. OF the court
Of letters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
BIG CROWD OF VISITORS
COMES ON Tuesday TRAIN

An unusually large number OF pas
sengers arrived on the Golden state
limited, z. P. & s. W. No. 4. from the
west Tuesday noon. Union station
was crowded with them for several
minutes. The number arriving caused
many people to remark that FL Paso
IS still alive in spite Of the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
MUCKELROPS BOND, $1,000;
HOWARD BETTER. IS REPORT

D. 4 Muclelroy, against whom COM
plant was filed in connection with
the shooting OF "Curley'' Howard at
the shaw auto stand. 4os North ore
gon street Friday night was ad-
mitted 10 $1,000 bond bv Justice ]. II.
DeaTer Monday evening.
The court was informed that
Howard's condition was rapidly i'm
proving and early recovery is prob
able 1t was testified that the shoot
ing followed an argument over the
division OF fare for an automobile
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27

According TO an announcement made
Monday by Maj. ]. Gomez Tagles Il Is
the intention OF Gov. 1gnacio Enri-
quez, OF chihuahua, to visit Juarez
and FL Paso within the next two
weeks. Maj. Tsgle. chief OF staff OF
the Juarez Earrizon, has just returned
from chihuahua City where he had a
conference with the governor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
HFANr GEoRGE BRAsFIELD.

George Allen Brasfield. three days
old srfant q Mr. and Mrs Allen H
Erasfield. 105 West Main street. died
Monday night a. u o'clock. The body
is being held At Peaks undertaking
house pending funeral arrangements.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
Real Estate Wanted

AGAA L1-GGG " AAAIA
----------~-~-~------ ---------------s---------
BUNGALOW WANTED at once. IA Nan
haitian Heights or vicinity c. Bliss Ad-
dress H1s4. care Hsrald-
NEW lass CAR. been run about 800
miles. 10 trade fer real estats o. equal
PHONE s0s5.
WANT To BUX-1Iodern home with heat
ing plant. trcm ewner. close En- State
lccatlor. price ard all particulars Ad-
dress Ef1l. care Herald
NEW HONE WANTED
Must be vel built with heat paved
street worth the price Gail $500 Head
DOUGLAS C. CROW ELL AGENCY
2.s Mills Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27

Funeral services for J. S Macmillan.
who died in this city Saturday, were
held az Peaks chapel Tuesday after
noon a. 2-50. Interment was in Ever
green cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
STOCKS EVINCE
FIRMUNDERT0NE
Public Interest Lacking,
However; Closing Is
Strong Today.

.-oTE-Priess reflect closing quotations
Iucsdass Aug -
Sew York Aug e7--stocks evinced Z
firm 10 strong undertcne today. although
public Interests was again lacking saie'
=auroIimated 100000 shares. The closing
va strong
slight Upward Progress
Nominal exchanges prevailed at the
opening o. to1ay-s stock market. leader
making only slight upward progress Trad
ing reflected further restraint as resl-l
q credit extensions
Unlted States steel eascd small 1rae-
ton. but soon rallied Corpers shippinGsl
oils. and such equipments as BALDWIN 10
connective and Bethlehem steel were de-
cided1y finn. With distilerz and Indus
trizl Alcohol. hut rails displayed some r.
reruiarity- Liberty bonds were Faria1l e,
b1t Frenth government 5izs were again
active. az a fraction above par
The stock market developed stronger
tone with the progress Of the session but
dealings were Tar below those OF the pre-
rlcuz forenoon
specialfies Favored.
speclalties were favored BY traders al-
though rails and popular industrials more
rhau he'd their ground, especially ca
madam Pacific and United states Steel,
the former showing three point advance
a. nool-
Marine. preferred: Utah copper. steel
foundry and the socalled distiliiug issues
we're among the other speculative issues
10 show gains of ! 20 ~ points French
Esss made their highest quotations Of the
year az 101t-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
Forecasts:

Fl Paso and Vi
clnity. Fair tonight
and Tuesday.
Arizona and New
Mexico. Generally
fair tonight and
Tuesday. not much
change in tsmpera-
ture.
Vest Texas Fair
tonight and Tues
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
Cotton Market

New York Futures Close
New YORK, Aug 27--Cotton futures
closed steady October SAT- December,
1897; January 1881; March. sss5: 1885,
Nay, 53-7s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27

Observations taken
At IA m. 18th me-
ridian tine. s a m
e Paso tine. Aug
20 1918.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
HeIp Wanlsd-MaIs

rH-r--i~-~----@-s--
HAHlED-1[en 20 take names f1r tbs
city Directory Must Be able 20 urlts
plainly Answer n Own land H1tspeth
Dlreetory c.. P. O. box "a
COMMERCIAL TEACHER-At oacs. com
petenr male Bookkeeping teacher sood
penmau preferred STATE quzlifcati-rs.
send picture etc National Business Col
leEe. Fort Worth. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27
Help Wanfed-MaIe and Female


MEXICAN couple 10 7rork n apsrtz,at
III n sta-tor-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27

H-ara~-~-~~----~-~-~af@-~
CARPESrER repair work wanted Pr eeis
ACCOUNTANT wants one o. mare extra
sets o. books 70 keep p O box S-l-
qAN-Handy VITA tools W4Hts position.
.c7 s. Kansas
CAPABLE OFFICE MAN vans position
with reliable firm with chance for promo
tlon- Married address Eiss. care Herald
WANTED-Pcsltion By Al dcmestic saiss-
man Fair window trimmer and card
writer. Past IS years southern calit-rria
experience ADDRESS hCx ~. Mesa. Ar-.-
YOUNG MAN-Desires position. outside
work preferred Farm c. poultry y
sleeping quarters ara hoard are furnished
luolsrats wages VIII Be satisfactory Ad-
dress HlSe. care Herald-
PRACTICAL mine sursrintsndent q 20
years experiences. VIII shortly 1s IN a 20
sition % take charge q snail property
for responsible parties speazs Spanish
Best references - = 2. care he-A-e-
WaNTED-Th0roug ana practical ac-
countant with executive ability ope1 for
offer soon. where responsibility and eff
cheney Is essential state what you have
20 offer salary. etc. in first letter Adj
dress Els care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-27

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LOcI-PGrzoral cheek FOR e1S2. J. D.
Elneent. 81. s ochoa- Reward
LOST-In ladies' room az Pouuiar. tur-
a1oiss Eng Rsy ard- p 4Ess.
LoST-Fsmals Airdaie license nurber
zola. Phi. 4 D. Chapman. z1f1M. AFTER
p. n Reward
THE DOG was ios- because he did not
wear a cellar sold By Shsers-Lazeuhy Co.
S REWARD
For Fox Terrier dog with brown markings
ketnrn q chas- RAIDER. s1li Bliss
LOSI-Buu dog. brindlc. white meek snd
feet collar with license tag 1855 Re
ward Phi 527-
LuST-Two checks tetwesn Courthouse
and Rio Granda Eaull- Return 20 Azso-
eiated charlties office
LOSr-Feulale Airedala dog. with s-rap
around neck with swivel link attached
n IS. Dr. Proper Reward
LOST-on AlamoFordo rad. whine wire
wheel and lre- Eluder viii receive a
suitable reward hy returning 70 Wrlght's
REWARD
Lost-Nala Air1dale- Round leather coll
lar fastened With lock- Tag link attached
% loelz- Pm Is9t
A REWARD q one hundred dollars WIu
be paid 70 the party returning the wallet
found IN station containing one hundred
sixty dollars and Liberty bonds 10 ques-
tons asked II1. care Herald