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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES HEAVY
Shippings and Coppers
Show Moderate Strength;
Investments Heavy,


EOTB-Quotatiuus reflect closing prices
Auril TO-
Naw YORK, Apru 1o.-The mode-ate
strength Of shippirgs and coppers anc
the relative heaviless q investments we're
the contrasting features Of today re-
strictcd stock market sales approzl-
united 100000 shares
The closing was heavy Liberty SIS
-oid at ag.62 20 $50. first 4s e. $500 20
eE15 and second ls az IS &c 96-l6.
The niost noteworthy feature ar the am
opening OF today's stock market was the
fractional raln 90 Erie preferred issues,
based unor possibilities OF early 1iFldends-
Marine preferred distillers and suzaarrl
Tohacco embraced the other strong and
active shares az gains q large factions
TO ~ points 1neluded among The mod
crately heavy stocks were St Paul pre-
fzrred. Texas company Industrial Alcohol
American car and A-laricau Car Liberty
bonds were Irregular
EarlT trading was cuEcailal DE- q
Communication with the middle west. but
uuWard progress was made later. especial
u az coF7ers and clippings. CARS Of enc
TO two points were registered By lnspisa-
don and Chino. Marine preferred and AZ
leutic Gull Disllerz increased its early
advance but rails and Seasoned industrials
showed lttle changes. Liberty ei5s sod
az 2sG7e Co s9s-7s. first fours az $500 to
7ssls and second foura - $500 10 f9e-1s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10
ZACH WHITE AND OTHERS
IN OIL DRILLING COMPANY

a $4,000 copnrtnershIp has been
started in FL Paso between zach 7.
White and several other local BUSH
ness men. for the purpose Of drilling
for oil on Mr Whites land between
Courchesns and Vinton, in the region
between the Franklin range and the
santa 1 e railroad
without any particular effort on
our part one OF those interested
said Wednesday. we have in sight
about three -fourths Of the money
needed" Organization has not yet
been effected. but arrangements for
il are in progress.
The land was examined and a re-
port made by c. B Morgan. petrol
cum geoloEist Of Wyoming. No equip
ment has yet been ordered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10

MRS. LEAHPS BODY BURIED
NEAR SPOT OF HER BIRTH

The funeral Of Mrs Beuancia Stew
enson French Lsahy. the last Of the
pioneer family Of Stevensons. was
held At the Church OF the Immaculate
Conception. Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock Rev Fl. +. c. Roy con-
Quoted the service Burial was made
in Concordia cemetery. the location
where the aged woman was born and
married. before IT was q cemetery
The death Of Mrs. Leahy Tuesday
morning at the home OF her daughter.
1lrs. John O'keeffs. marked the ex-
tinctiou OF the Stevenson family, who
were among the first Of the Anglo
saxon Texas settlers
The pail bearers were George
Griggs, Rector Dolans J. J. Flores. r
Flores. Hugo Flores. and Samuel
Dryer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10
BUSY DAYS FOR
BOYS WORKERS
Visiting Secretaries Have
Extensive Program Of
Addresses Here.

Secretary W. A. Young has com
pleted the program TO be given under
the auspices OF the Y. H. c. A. in the
interest Of the boys community work
Of this city E. " Robinson. secretary
Of the international boys work. from
New York, and Frank II. Cheley. sec
rotary Of boys work in the western
division from Denver, Colo arrived
in FL Paso Tuesday night and VIII
participate in the following confer
ences.
At SIS this evening both seCre-
taries VIII meet the board Of mana
gers OF the Mexican branch at the new
headquarters at 4Z0 san Antonio
street At this session arrange ments
VII be made for conferesnc,e, OF
Mexican young men 70 be neld az
Mountain Park this sumner.
Conference and Dinner Tonight.
At $50 lr. Robinson and NJ che
leg and % boy leaders OF the High
school viii be guests Of the v n A.
A. boys division at the Sheldon no.
tel at a conference and dinner
At $50 the party VIII 80 to the Aoy
school. where the $50 students OF the
night school viii be addressed oy
both Secretaries At the close OF Lnls
meeting the party VIII 80 to the Ly-
dia Patterson institute where they
VIII witness the regular gymnasium
class Of the Mexican y. IL c. a
Thursday morning at 9-45 Mr- Che
ley viii address the student assem-
by in the High school auditorium,
when he will dwell principally on the
boys program Of service during the
war time
Meeting for Church Workers.
At 11:15. Immediately following the
Brown meeting at the tabernacle
Messrs. Robinson and Cheley will con-
duct a meeting for the ministers and
superintendents OF the sunday
schools
At noon luncheon the rotary club
viii be addressed by one Of the secre-
taries
In the afternoon and evening, be-
ginning at 3s45 at the 7. II C. A. g
Conference Of 100 city older boys VIII
be held and viii be opened with a
song service under the direction or
Alfred o. Kuhn, camp song director.
Addresses viii be made By Messrs-
Robinson. Cheley. coach Harry Bene-
ham Of the HiEh school H p Demand
and W A. Young
At $50 the conference VIII adj
iourn and meet at 6-15 at the T. W.
C. A. for luncheon and a continuance
Of the conference program
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10
Ny. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

fBg Associated Presz.l
NsW Eorz April 1o.--aIercautile paper
g and months percent.
Sterling 90 day bills f4-72As CONNER
cial 60 day bills On banks s4-4l4i com
uercial co day bills S4.7115 demand
fE75l cables ft-T61z-
Bar silver 91&-
Mexican dollars 1881
Government h1ndz heavy.
Railroad bonds firm
Time loans firas so days Sc days So g
g, m1nLls bid
Cau moneT easlar- high g. low 81 ruling
rate s. closing bid ~; offered g 3; last
L.zad-s7-25E 7.51
speite--East ST. Louis delivery 81
LONDON METALS MARKET
L1r11l. Eng. April lt--A1a t1liog7in5
are the quotations for to-day IN the Lon
don metals marrer-
Copper-spo- $40; fu-ures El19i electro
TIn-spot $685. futures $500
L=ad-slat t1a. les. futures s2s, 11a-
sreltzr-spot SO. fltures 80
TIE LOCAL MARhLI-
Ie-irar bank notes state ri--z. 2 g lse
Mexican pesos ll-
Et1lran geld 5-Ec
II Peso zmelfaE Quotatious-
Ear 5'l.er (Handy s Earuo1 quota
toni sla-
London lead. fze So
ca5pe7-fFire lars $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10


WANrED-Ezpsrieuce dining room l-a---
ra-4es $40 week Apply Modern La---
Basement 1ilis Biz
WANTED-C0mpetenr woman for general
homework. stay nights furnish reference
$50 Mckinley.
ITANTED-Nexican EiFl OF woman -9r
hersauorr from 90 70 1850 morn-nia-
Apply sos North stanton
TNNTED-Good Mclean woman fo-
house work. Must stay nights can 1908
lfoutana- Phone -
WANTFD-A young lady cashier. easy
work. can az 493 n Oregon between
and p m
YANTED-seftiad woman FOR senerai
house work and care Of baby COCO none
1918 Z. RIO Grande.
LADY 65okkaeper wanted. Quality MAJ
l-st no. s. cor Epson ave ana n aa-.--
Fe. cali between and 1l q ~
WANTED-Neat Engiish speaking girl
white or colored. light house work a1e
heln care for child sleep -n- Phone ESQ
1897 Elm St.. Manhattan Ae.snts.
TIE ProvIdence Hospital. Fl Paso. Texas
offers a 9 years curse q lnstrle--oa =
desirable young ladies' wishing % sl---
profession 40 nursing. Ter uetal ill15--
ton address suD- Provldenes aosg-lsl
YOUNG woman stan1graT her ana general
Office clerk ir Il Paso branch iarse ms
company Best % working conditions ai-l
rnn0rtuuity. Permanent Give age e1ula-
don and experience and you VIII secure
Immediate Interview. address 49, care
ETnrafn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10
Livestock Market

CHICAGO LirestocEs Gl1se-
Chicago III. April 11--Hogs-Receipts
e. 100 Market strong, 10 10 cents
above yesterdays average Bulk $3.50 q
17-15s light s17-l5 G1l-soi heaTy S-5zo q
t7-7o; pigs sl3El
Cattle-Receipis $500. Market firm, Ma
tive steers s11-55 1855; stcckers and
feeders $3.50 1890 cows and heilers
sTo3G185d. calves $3.50 a16.e4
shee=-Racaiprs 5000 Market steady
sheep Sl2-5e G 1915; lambs sl6-z5 p
Eausas City Liresioclz. Close
Kansas City, 1l1-l April lo.-li osz--tls-
ceipts &c 00G. Market STEADY 5uiE $500
G17-50s heavy $500 617-25i light $500 g
1885, pigs La50 1850.
Cattle-Rsceipts 1900 Market steady
PINE fed steers s141eG15-8o; dressed
beef steers s1e714- western steers Sl-- %
T1E51- COWS S7.75Tl2s0- helfers S8-Z5G
1a5e- feeders 5000 12-75; bulls St.ol @
1890. caives sSz5614.51
Shezu=Receipts 8QlQ. Market strong
lambs Szo.qe 2o-75s yearllnga $500
1896 Uethe1s S15.00G1s-5o; ewes Sl5.59 e
Fort Worth Livestock, Close
fBv Zeigar Hotzl1
Hogs-Receipta 5000. Market lo9l5e
higher. TOP S17-z0i bulk Sl6-59 elIl-s9.
Cattle-Receipt $500, including 500
calves Beef steers strong, TOP S1a, bulls
$3.50 1250. cows strcng. TOD $40. bulk
Sz50G9i heifers strong, top SO, bulk
$3.50 1856 bulls steady TOP 50, bulk
S7.5o G8-I5- calves s. lower, top SlLaQ.
bulk S8G1Q- Stoc<er stuff steady steers
$500 g 500 COWS $500 s. lellers IS @ g
calves - lower. 2SG1o-5o.
sheep-Receipts 800. Marlzet steady
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10
DISPLAYS
SOME ADVANCE
Favorable Crop Conditions
Make Oats Ease Off;
Provisions Higher.

Chicaeo. H.. April 10.-Corn gained a
little IN value today aided by scattered
buying preparatory 20 the change tomor-
row making commercial grades The stand
ard grades and removing the maximum
price level SO far as new style transac-
tons are concerned Opening prices which
varied from unchanged figures to &c
higher with Nay SL27ss to slc7&, were
followed by maintenance Of values slightly
above yesterdays finish
Prices closed steady, &c net higher,
with Nay fL27&-
Favorable crop conditions ezsed the oats
market after opening unchanged 20 =
&c lower with Kay 861sc 10 SG54c.
prices reacted q trile-
Provisions responded slowly 70 higher
quotations On hogs
Strength o. prices Increased later as q
result. more or less Of announcement that
packing IN the west curing the last week
had been materially short as compared
with the previous week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10
DR.. POOL ARRIVES TONIGHT;
JEWISH WELFARE HIS STUDY

Dr. D. de sola Pool. field secretary
0f the Jewish welfare board OF the
United States IS expected 10 arrive
IN FL Pas0 tonight at 10 o'clock. .ae-
ccrding 70 Information received BY
rabbi Martin zielonka OF temple Mount
Sinai Dr. Pool VIII spend Thursday
nsre ana VIII aid n the organization
ot IN FL Paso branch Of the national
welfare organization. Friday morn
ing. the visitor VIII leave for Dem
Ing n III. where he viii inspect the
work being done among the Jewish
soldiers at Camp Cody, and VIII pro-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10

--4-~--.~.~---~-~-~ ---.~--------l-----~~
Claude 8. Hudspeth. congressman 18th
cuugreszlonai district
p n Dudley, senator 18th senatorial
R e Thomasoa. member Of Legislature.
l19th district
Adrian Peel member Of legislature
james r. Harper. chez Justice court o.
civil appeals. erh supreme iudiclai district
We. the undersigned, endorse the
above named candidates for the rs1pec-
tive places. and we hereby announce our
selves as candidates f1= the places irdi-
Gated after our uamea. subject % the
action o. the Democrats primaries.
". D. Howe. Judge 3ith judicial dis
Leigh clark. district attorney. ssth iu-
diclal district
Z MrclintocE. county Judge.
" r. Fryer. county attorney.
" 2 Brady. Judge county court A.
seth 4 orndorff sherin.
r d. Richey. county collector.
c. Il Mckinney. district clerk
" D. Greet, County clerk.
John 7 csin- county assessor.
A. r webb. county treasurer
Myra Winkier, county superintendent
". C. Roberta hide and aulmal in
j n. Dsavez justice Of the psaes. pre-
A J. Kan. justice Of the psaes prssinet
Z :. Davis. constable. precinct No L
i. w Garter. county surveyor.
J. T Wlliams. county commizzlcaar.
precinct No place No /
Robert Lyons. county commissioner.
precinct No. 2. place No. l.
George Peudell, county commissioner.
precinct No. g
Henry Herring. county Commissioner.
precinct NO g
FOR THE SENATE
81 %. Mcfarland q ALPINE candidate for
STATE Senate. e5th Senatorial District
rrrsect 10 Demorratfr urfr-rrier
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10
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NOTICE OF CONsTABLE's SALE Oh
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

NOTICE OF CONSTABLE'S SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
state O. Iszass County OF Il Pzso.
BY virtue Of an execution and order Of
sale Issued cut OF the Justice court Of pre-
cinct no I. Fl Paso county, Texas. BY
J. II. DeaVsr. Justice Of the peace for said
precinct On the z5th day Of March. 1918.
q the case q Herald Building company
versus J. 3. Larrazola. u. No sos, and
70 ne as constable directed and delivered.
VIII proceed 10 sell within the hours
prescribed By law for conztahies sales, on
the 22nd day Of April. 1918. at the ware
house Of the City Transfer Company. a.
No 215 south Ochca street. in the city
and county OF Fl Paso, state Of Texas. the
following described personal property to-
wits
large rug Sz12'
large oak nat top table g. long and
g vide
i nat table g By Az.
oak office chairs
Levied on on the 26th day o. March.
1915 az the property Of J. 81 Larrazola,
Jr-, 10 satisfy q Judgment amounting 10
tl5l.4l and interest End costs OF suit iu
flvor Of said Herald Building company.
Given under ny hand this sth day o.
APRIL ISIS.
LON GARNER.
Constable. Precinct No J. II Paso County.
By 7. c. Giroa. Deputy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10
BODY OF MRS. KEAGLE IS
BROUGHT HERE AND BURIED

Inc llnaTaI q AIRS EarI keaEIe-
aged 20, who was killed in an auto
accident near Las Cruces. n. II. Sun
day afternoon. was held Tuesday aft
ernoun az Evergreen cemetery under
the auspices Of the Fl Paso lodge OF
Ben Hurs Of which the decedent was
a member. alrs- keaEle is survived
by her husband, and a Is months old
daughter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10
W WEWOPT1M

Notices uuder this reading accepted for
publication a. the reading notice ratrl
We take this method OF thanking
the many friends for kindness and
sympathy shown Us during the III
ness and death Of our little daughter.
ana for the beautiful floral offerings
set
1Ir. and 1Irs. r. J. Desmond and
family.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10
Cotton Market

touotation= BY Elmeudorf & Co, brokers
EOS Mesa
New Eor1 and New Orleans Spots
New YORK middling $500. down 20; New
Orleans. rniddling $3.50 unchanged
New York Futures Close
Ns7- YORK. April 1o.-Cotton futures
closed STEADY. Nay 2S4ss july 3z.7ss Oc-
tnber Sls1- December 30-sS= January
so.S5. Spot quiet. middling $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10
Grains 40 Provisions

Chicago Grains. Close,
Corn-1lay sl27-
oats-Auru Sos c- Say 6T1sc-
Chicago Provisions, Close
Pork-llar $3.50.
Lard-1laE S26.o0s July S25-SQ-
Rib-May SZL52. July SIS.
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago. III. April 1l.-Butrer firm
Creamery 55740Hc-
EeFa=Receipts s1,056 cases. unchanged
Potatoes higher. Receipts IS cars
Wisconsin. Michigan and Minnesota bulk
soc 7SL10. same sacks sl-1QG LIS.
Kansas CITY Produce, Close.
Kansas city, 10. April 10--Butter-
packing zoe
EE=Eirsts SIC
Poultry-Roosters zoe; broiiers zee.
Mexican Beans.
Mexican beans IN wholesale lots IN =
Paso So G94c last quotation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10
STEEL's UNTITLED ORDERS
SHOW SOME DECREASE

,1ew York. april 1o.-Unfilled or
Cers Of the United States steel cor
uoratiou on 1farch 80 were 9.Q56 4o4
tons according % the corporation. 8
monthly statement issued today. This
is decrease OF 282-049 tons COM
pared with The orders on February IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10

The body Of James S. Johnson, aged
So who died at the county hospital
Monday afternoon, was buried We'd
nesGay morning from the Raster
chapel interment being made en- Con-
cordia cemetery. Decedent had rela-
tiTes in Huntington. W Va
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10
WEATHER BULLETIN.
o. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU

ObgerNa Mons laEe1
A. 8 a m 18th ne
ridian time 6 a q.
Fl Paso tine April
10. ISIS.
Forecasts
Il Paso ard vlcin-
fly. Fair tonight
and Thurs ID q =
warmer Thursday
New he Elc @.
Partly cloudy To-
night snd Thursday
probably ram north
west portion; warm
sr tonight east por-
ton
arizona Unsat-
tied tonight and
Thursday. probably
rain central portion
cooler thursday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10

Robert Wilson. aged 80 years. died
Monday * a local hospital, and the
body was Inferred In C0ncordia Gene
terry by the J. j. Raster company
Nothing is known Of his relatives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10

Women telephone operators who can
speak beth French and English ruently
are needed SO badly by Uucle sam that
it was necessary 10 engage a number from
Montreal, Canada
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10
SCOVILLE SPEAKS At ARMY
Y HALLS FOR TWO DAYS

Commencing Thursday afternoon q
series Of mass meetings VIII be con-
Quoted at the army r. n c. a halls
AZ Fort Bliss. where ADDRESSES viii
be given bv Charles r Scovilie. who
comes here from Camp Cody He viii
be assisted by Mrs ScoviIla and Ches-
ter F. Harris VII furnish the music.
The program, under the ONT aus
picas Of the army 7. II c. A. and
the regimental chaplains. follows
THURSDAY afternoon al 8. addresses az
the base hospital Y. II. O. A. at 7.30
at the send artillery recreation hall;
Friday evening at 1880 a mass meet
ing at the No. 12t army 7. II c. A.
GRASS STARTS AT CARRIEOzO.
The range is dry. but the grass is
starting. is the report made by ]. 3
Baird. inspector at Carrizozo. n IL.
for the Panhandle stockmeu- Another
rain IS needed 70 make II good. The
weather is warm. partly cloudy and
windy No shipments have been made
lately. he said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10

BRITISH AND CANADIAN
troops 10 driFs around Arras adj
vslced two miles and took u .00e
German prisonerss one year ago to,
day, April 10, 1917.
Find a prisoner.
EEsTERDATs ANSWER
0eside doi7n u treat Of faee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10

west Texas. Tonight fair; warner
north portion Thursday fair. warmer.
The relative humidity IN Ell Paso az
noon wednesday was 50 percent
Precipitation last - hours rsucnes1 ...f
state Of weather .--.-..-.-...-.T
Lowest temp last uiEht...i
Highest temp yestdzyi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10

Wanfed-Salesmen
--------------------
saLEsaIEN WANTED for OIL and refining
Proposition with the risk taken out Of IT,
r. is easy 70 SCH Our agents are rlalzlnz
big money. Write u.s.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
Insurance Bldg. Oziaho-na City.
SALEslIEN WANTED-ciothins or spe-
cialtv men wanted 20 take orders FOR
uade-to-r1easure clothing for New York
manufactures. Eustlers can make $50 70
500 a week over expenses Previous road
experience not Necessary Write James
Hoey. Oriental Hotel Dallas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10
SHOW
IMPROVED TONE
Inspiration Leads List in
Advances With Chino a
Close Second.

Inspiration led the market wednesday
morning with Chino a close second. ac-
co7dinF 70 ]. s. Curtiss & Co. Hotel Smell
don Inspiration opened at the closing q
bought on the belief that a dividend OF
S. would be continued through 1918, be-
cause prospects were better than last
year Chino moved from Il 20 g. or
small sales-
The balance OF the list, rails. excepting
St. Paul and industrials were regular and
held well
Green Monster continued its sensational
climb on the curb and closed bid. asked
81 Verde Extension was IS bid, 80
aslzed- The general market sold Oft at
the close
The following Quttaticns furnished by
T. s. Curtiss a. Co. stocks ard bonds.
Hotel Sheldon give the closing prices.
Curb Conner Stocks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10
HeIp WanIed-Msle la -

-7---T-7-7-77-77-717-7|-7-77-
Nan and wife with ore child wants some
kind Of position toEe-he- IN city. Pm 3ll3-
HANTED-In restaurant. one 90 wash
dishes and help 10 Kitchen. Apply Clay
toms CAFE.
YFANTED-Colored. couple for tanitor
work in small apartment in exchange Tor
Two partly furnished rooms in basement
Phone 245.
LADY OF man that mas some experience IN
the drug business. Excellent opportunity
for a live party that wants a good place
address S. III care Herald
TEACHERs wanted By Teachers serves
Association Wellington. Texas Estah-
ilshed 1913. locations secured IN Texas
Oklahoma and New Mexico. Correspond
euca Invited from progressive teachers
seeking chanre-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10
Silnafon, EanIed-MaIe.

Situations Wanted-hlaie.
.--~~-~~-~-----------~
CARPENTEE work wanted Phone 500
WANTFD-CIcrical position b. ezpe-
rlonced office man. above craft age
Write r. 133. care Hsrala
PP1fT7CaT- 7ff7ee nan Win executive
9hrft, ac-5rrfant- auditor. etc VIII Be
o1en fo- proposition April 15th- WI con
eider offer any lire o. business % Or cur
% city that carries with &c salary com
--rn-rrate WITH ability and Ia line win
s1r-oundfrr conditions address = .
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10

Jan. ] 10 April g. inclusive 1914 L13 in
Jan. I to April 2. inclusive 1e15.- s02 IN
Jan J to April 9. inclusive. 1915 L22 in.
san. 3 TO April 9. inclusive 1917. 80 in
Jan. i 20 April 9. Inclusive 1e1s-- 12g in
E-r--- In. l 70 arrl 8 inc,uzlrs !. 4. h.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10

surrounding conditiora- address = .
Hsrsld-
Situation Wantsd-Fen.Is.
PRACTICAL nursing. Phone 1913.
PRACTICAL nurss. Phone 4s9l1--
C0LORED woman wants position cooazias
or day work Phone sLlal-
WANTED to care for children n ny
home Phone s34s1L
CTRTAINs laurdered. first class work
cheap 1l7 Myrtle. Phone l.5zM-
W1NTED-W6rk with an uD-.5-dats
dressmaksr Addrsss 2. l35 care Aszala-
BY experIenced booEkeeper losra ns--
References Hrlts p -. asra-l-
sITUATIOS BY white woman % q eoez-
Ing or house work References gt7sn- Fl
WaNTED-By lady as mother helper y
o1rru-nirn hT cay or week. hrl-e ~ --c1
care Herald
SITUATION WANIED-Touug girl wants
home with couple. old o. yozns. Es -.zl
20 Co work Florence lr171torls 1ial-
lowater- IezaE
WANTED-Bv- first grade lady tsacher
With six Yeas experience place O. III IN
expired term and position Tor next -erli--
49, LzaeasE. Box "a ela-szz---s. --z-
Eantsd-Monsy
CLIEST desires 70 barrow fio9s for ore
year az per cent? secured b. four tines
the amount Apply Wa Aoe-er. he-i
Esists. zos Hszald EldE. Ehaas 1--.-
Wanfsd-Bids.
BIDS wanted on sclool nuildluE near Ia
Tuna. Texas Bids must be sealed ana
deposited i1 cfiicz o. county school SUBJ
not later than noon Arrl 60 Trustees
N ard
LkusIEE. NINIoz Dlsl1-le1
Wantsd-Rsal Estate
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WANTED-To buy small cattle rage and
eattis. ADDE'S z q. He-aiL
WILL ~ cash for 3 o. room b-icz AZ
once from owner direct give details j.
IL care Herald
lfANTED-T0 buy a modern hr-se. have
crsl class lots Is E1rr payment give To-
ez1lan and tens. = q G. esrs 5s-zla-
Wanted 10 Rent.
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ECHNLsHED apartment north tracks,
children- Addrsss J =. 2. Hsrald
sIN room eungaioE nea- C0uut-T club.
Co-onel HoEards Eorl Bllss.
COMBINATIONS coal and sas stoves SO
FOUTz MOORE CO.
WANTED to rent al ence. ty first class
practical man wi-l family. Improved
farm on shares. If1 acres or more Ad-
dress a. a Fatsns. Tex.
Waulsd-BoaEd and Roou1
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EXCHANGE your Cd furniture ard stoves
FoUTz MooRE co.
Hanled-FuFuiluTe.
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SILL your furniture % Gioba- Hislezt
prices paid Phi s511. 1I4 s. Stanton
HIGHEsI CASH PKICES pald Tor furni-
rurs- stoves etc Fhcne 12a1
WE Buy and trade for your second hand
furniture, biggest cash prices paid
80 GaAADE EIRNlIlkE co. ~. 80
We TAXI your ola furniture ln g q Sod
figure, ll exchange FOR rev goods
ROGERS TRADING CoMPANE-
ia 80 Stanton St. Phone fl2.
Wanted MiscelaneouS.
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TO BUT-smau second hand oil cook
stove. Phone 71eoR-