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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-16
Personal.

MONEY loaned SIS Trust Bldg.
M-General delivery. n Paso- 3.
spirella Corsets. Mrs Miller Phi. 6206W.
KUKTAINS KLEANED korrectly. kramer
e0S2M
MRS CHOSLA women's exchange. rs y.
Campbell
KITCHEN Cabinets ST a week
FOUTZ MOORE CO.
COTTON or rubber garden hose. Cali al
A. Yates. 400 s Fl Paso St
RHEUMATIC and Lumbago sufferers.
have guaranteed cure Write for book
let OF sworn testimouialz BOX SIS. Wichi-
"a Fails. TexaE-
NOTICE. will appreciate any informa-
ton as 70 the address Of Mrs. A. F.
Thomas, formerly OF Winters. Tex ". 4,
McPherson. Comanche, Tex.
COMPARE our prices with others on
RIO GBANDE FURNITURE co.
20 south stanton 81 Phone 2So2.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
one 5-crawer drop head Singer. $50 oe
Easy payment or 10 per cent discount for
cash
YOUNG FURNITURE co.
107 s Stanton ST. Phone SIS.
EXPERT FURNITURE REPAIRING AND
REFINISHING
Old Furniture made ike new.
COSTS LESS AT STERCHTS"
n Stanton and Myrtle Ave
Phone 752 and 1888
LEARN To CONSERVE FOOD.
Mrs Edna J. Evans latest cook book
Is here at The Herald business office
Hundreds OF recipes which tell you how
20 prepare good meals for very little
cost. Great value 20 the housewife Com
piled especially FOR the Conservation OF
food. 25c each Every housewife should
l--e one
RoOming Houses-For Sale and Rens
~~---~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~~~~~-
DUOFOLD beds IS a month
FOUTZ MOORE co.
FOR sALE-st- Elmo rooming house. 20
rooms, good location Gail 145i5 Myrtle
Ave. Phone 1880.
KITCHEN CABINETS-The best. 500
down and g1-O0 a week
COSTS LESS At sTERCHIS"
Phone 752 and 1893.
Financial
REFRIGERATORs-sLoo down. 500 a
COSTS LESS AT sTERCHTs"
n Stanton and Myrtle Ave.
Phone 572 and t0s3.
None, 10 Loan
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MONEY To LOAN.
Money TO loan on downtown business prop
erty at six percent interest.
We make loans on residence property
at seven and eight percent
JAMES L. MARI & COMPANY,
500 san Antonio ST. Phone 1850
MONEY LOANED on diamonds. watches,
jeWelry and automobiles.
SECURITY LOAN co. Phi. s75A.
Corner El Paso and san Antonio Sts.
s. To $50 loaned honest employee. cheap
est rates confidential Quick satisfactory
service Drake. 20l Roberts Banner
MONEY To LOAN on good inside busiPess
property. 2 per cent interest A. P. Coles
& Bros. 2n2 n Oregon.
sIX chairs SIS. 81 a week
FOUTZ MOORE co.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE loans. as Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-16
Lodge Notices

Lost and Found
LOsT-Lung hair white dog with brown
spots. answers 70 name Browny- Phi $40
BRASS BEDS 81 a week
FOUTZ MOORE co.
LOsT-April "a. small gold pin set with
diamonds. liberal reward II returned 10
1920 Arizona
LOsT-Upon Cleveland Square. bag con-
tanning rosary. glasses Return $40 West
Missouri
LOsT-sunday night. wedding ring en-
graved d. d. D. 10 I. d. b.. Feb. 18th.
1917 Call 5549W. reveive liberal reward
THE DOG was found because ne wore a
collar bought At Sheers-Lazenby Co. 40
Texas
LOST-In depot. silver coin case. initials
y. j. D., containing s. bill and small
change return to r. p. Demand. 40
Caples BIDS Reward.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-16
ANSWERS 10 HERALD WANT ADS

The following list OF uncalIed for an
sWers 20 Herald Want Advertisements are
now being held for delivery at The Her
Old hnslnaea nffLce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-16

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: ROOMS. basement and sleeping porch
1873 WyomiEE.
s-ROOM modern cottage good yard. barn
Phone s131J.
2-ROOM brick. 1908 q BouieTard. cheap
WIN furnish Phone es5fW.
OFFICE furniture Tor rent. Summer rates
FOUTZ MOORE CO.
FOUR-ROOM modern house. sunset Hts,
Nay 10Th Phone I2t5
5 ROOMS, new. 1910 Clifton SIS 90
JAS l. MARI a CO.. Phone 1850.
MODERN s-room bungalow. almost new.
5-ROOM hungaloW with Sleeping porch
500 West Main
BRICK COTTAGE-In GrandViaw. ore
block car line. bath. electricity gas req
FOR RENT room modern bungalow.
% blocks from Country Club on car liue,
rent $50 Phone SEQ.
1I-ROOM HOUsE-Close "a. completely
or partly furnished. furniture for sale
Phone 75ss-
EIGHT ROOMS close o.. sood condition.
Two large sleeping porches, s5o-le per
month 1-l1 n Campbell
FOR RENI-f-rooru currtaga- partly fur
nished- 1890 san jose Il P phone
Sis
5-ROOM HOUSE-Bath and large sleep
ing porch. corner Sacramento and Mills
streets, TT Bliss car Rent S21. Phone
1850
FOX RENT cheap. Four-room house
basement and sleeping porch. big yard.
an convenience 1873 E Missouri Apply
I121 E. Missouri
BABY BUGGIEs and Go-Cartz, prices
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE co.
zol south Stanton 81 Phone 1eo-
d A
meur, large yard. fine view on car
cheap. SIS MONTH references required;
close In 2211 fremont. Highland PARK
Phone 1873.
NOTICE
We are moving everybody. Way can't
we move your Trunks anywhere in cirT
Csc We work every day an the week-
Herman Transfer Co Phone $50
GIT. EXTENSION TABLE,
Golden oak finish Special -s7-95
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
1o7 s. stanton St Phone S25.
ENPEKT FURNITURE REPAIRISG AND
REFINISHING
Old Furniture made like new
COSTS LESS AT STEKCHHSn
N stanton and Myrtle Ave
Phone 752 and 1888
UNFINISHED HOUSES FOR RENr
a rooms. Sunset Heights .-----.-----S10
rooms, Alrura Park -----.-.---..-s25
& rooms and heating plant, Grand
SCOTT SALES & REALLY co.
Phone l556 or ls21J f24 Mills BIDS
GROOM HOUsE-TUo-story ana base
men- with all modern convenience. cluse
in. r san Antonio St. also tWo-stury
building suitable for garage. paint OF
carpenter shop, reasonable rent Anton
Camozze- 1911 E. san Antonio ST. phone
UNFINISHED HOUSE
81 rooms. just north o. tracks Hot and
cold water in each room steam heat.
three baths Absolutely best location il.
the city for renting furnished rooms and
running high-class private boarding house.
No light Housekeeping Good lease az
cheap rent
JAMES L. aIARR & COMPANY
Phone 435e- 500 san Antonio St.
9 rooms. l7o5 2 Boulevard 81. -se5-55
rooms 1f11 Wyoming b.. ------ $500
rooms, s p, 1917 n. FL Paso.
garage ----------- 5000 e4a-ll
Z rooms ll1l Montana. modern $500
rooms 1912 Montana. newly
N-lHE-A = al-la
IS rooms. sos Mesa Ave .-.--...S -5-o0
Sc rooms. son Mesa .---.-.----.-- E250 90
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY.
22f Muis Bldg Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-16
Stocks
RECORD GAINS
Market Is Wild in Antici-
patton of Advance in
Copper Prices.

Expectation OF a favorable increase IN
copper prices today or tomorrow. follow
ing the meeting being held TO determine
q reasonable figure. caused the market
Thursday morning 20 become wild. par
Jlcularly in the copper and equipment
shares. Utah advanced from IS 10 81 2,
Anaconda from IS 90 IL SHELTERS from
S21 TO S84. Inspiration from 54h 10
$50. according TO advices TO j. s. Cur
tiss & Co, Hotel Sheldon
United States Steel made a new high
record OF 1885 Mexican Petroleum ad-
vauced 20 a Jew high Of 102, an advance
Of 43 over yesterday. Locomotive and
equipment shares. also oils. were up two
20 three points The rails failed 10 share
in the advance to such a big extent. but
in spite OF this, they moved to new high
points. Reading S95s, Central 7fi5 ana
Union Pacific 126-
on the curb there were few or no
changes in prices New Cornelia gained
a quarter. Verde Extension failed TO
show any action and is the only copper
stock with low costs that has failed 70
respond 90 the expected increase. It was
quoted 1874 f01z-
The following quotations furnished By
: s. Curtiss & Co.. stocks and bonds,
Hotel sheldon. give the closing prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-16
Hslp Wanted-Male and Female

WANTFD-Coolz Apply 716 Magoffin
Ave. morning from to 10 or telephone
2410
WANTED-Woman or man. rapid uplst'
10 operate Underwood freight billing ma
chine; salary s1ov- Apply freight agent
p q S W. nnuElas. ArlL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-16
FOR RENT
UNFINISHED

FOR REM
UNFINISHED
SIS Ia Luz store and living
rooms ----s.--- .-.--. --- $500
lll Hammrrt. g room adobe Sl250
Polk and Wilson. Lynch
vile. rooms -------.-.-s SIS go
420 s Oregon. store AMI liv-
Ing rooms $1,000
2llo Sacramento. q rooms.
frame --..---. .--.-----s1251
-l-l Sacramento. 4 rooms.
FURNISHED
221o Pittsburgh, rooms 5000
101s T. Rio Grande. 10
ElAaaAa s-----s4- aaH-NN
~ Austin, S rooms. 2 story 5000
2S11 Piedras. rooms. s.. p.-s1-.50
SEE Us FOR STORES AND
WAREHOUSES;
BROADDCS & LIZ BARON.
e09-11 First NatI Bank BIDS.
Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-16
W,nfe5-Niseeuaneous

>SoSc>S
HIGHEST PRICE paid for coal sacks Bio
Grande Fuel Co. $40 s St Nrain- IN l24t-
WANTED 20 buy. from one ru three good
POOL tables state prlce and Size IN f-rst
letter Elite Barber shops. Demins- y 81
WILL PAY CASH tor ron TOP desk me me
dium size. fire proof safe Address DE-
care Herald
EXCHANGE your Ola furniture and stoves
FOUTZ MOORE CO.
WE TAF.E your ola furniture IN az a good
figure fn exchange for new goods
ROGERS TRADING COMPANY.
ia 10. stanton St. Phone Tf9.
NEW METHOD GAS RANGE
EXCHANGED for your second hand gas
range. ha lance easy terms
SEE STERCHl FURNITU BE Co. NJ
North Stanton and Myrtle
Phone 152 and loss.
For Renf-Houses furnished.
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s ROOM HOUsE-Phone 556SR-
FURNISHED HOME-Phone 77ssw.
COTTAGE for rent 1915 Randolph
BUNGALOW near ct Bliss Phone 62f6-
s-ROOM COTTAGE, furnished complete
FURNISHED six-r5om Bungalow. garage
Phone s593W.
A REAL home thoroughly modern IN
1854
FIVE ROOMS and sleeping porch modern.
furniture for sale reasonable Phi lfI--
NICE 4-ROOM cottage. sleeping porch.
large yard SIS or f35- Phone 626Z
FOR RENT-Furuished. 5 rooms. sleeping
p0rches. piano. flowers. vlness close In
SOS T. Nevada
FIVE-ROOM house. nicely furnished.
with garage. for summer Phone 25l or
1923.
THREE MONTHs-Furnishe home,
large sleeping porches- piano. NicLrola
close in. rent reasonable Phone 1898,
morning.
FOR REST-Iune LIST. nicely furnished s
room cottage with plano. close In ref
erence required. win lease Apply SRA
Clark's Cafeteria. z0s Mesa
FOR RENT-Furuished new bunEaloF
for the sumner months. vacant now
Five rooms. large sleeping porch. garaEe-
most desirable location. close IN Address
C1If Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-16
NEWMAN NVESTMENr 90.

NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHE
9 r., g. j.. Sacramento St ...--.-.s15.01
g r.. Idalia 81 ---.-..-..-.-....-..sz SO. 90
g r.. e. s. o.. Mountain Ave. ......S20. 90
p. g e. D.. Kings Highway SIS. 90
r., s. o.. IdaIa ST. .-..-.........gg1.l 90
r.. s. b., Wyoming St. ....---...g25.0 90
r.. s. p-. Epson Ave. .-...---...-Sf0.1 90
II r., Texas sr------------ $50 90
FOR KENT-FU RNISHED
g r. g. D.. Mountain Ave. ......-..-ss5. 500
10 r., s.. D.. Prospect Ave --...-s S0-e0
9 r. g. s. u-. apartment. r. san An
tonic ST.. unfuruishel ..-.-.-. fI. 50
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone -59' zoe san Antonio So.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-16

Homer Y Ellis. candidate for representa-
tive i1gth district subject 10 Democratic
primaries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-16

Mexican beans IN wholesale lots IN q
Paso sc last quotation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-16

WILL LEASE Tor one or two years On
account Of ill health. uine-room tWo-story
house with two sleeping porches and
basement All modern convenience.
large front and hack yard. garden trees.
stables. carriage house. two briclE garages
and laundry house Phone 500 1887
On LIZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-16

fOk THE SENATE
u IL Mcfarland OF ALPINE. candidate for
state Senate. 25th Senatorial District
subject TO Democratic urirnarte-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-16
Wanted He.p-FemaIs.

Wanted He.p-FemaIs-
WANTED girl dispensers and waitresses-
Potter Confectionery Co
WANTED-Experienc girl IN sewing.
AZ 500 y Estrella St
EXPERIENCED waitress wanted Popu-
lar Confectionery.
WANTED-Engiish soaking Mexican
girls 90 sell flowers. Phone 565-al
GIRL for general house work 200 T.
wyoming
WANTED-Epglish speaking Mexican siri
for general house work $500 Bliss
W8NTED-Sfanicurist Kuster's Barber
shop. basement 1st Natl Bans B-aE-
WANTED young girl about Is years old
20 learn the shoe business as saleslauy-
Guarantee shoe Co
WANTED-Expsrience dining room
Mattresses. SO week. Apply Modern
Cafe. Basement Mills Bldg.
WANTED-First class experienced walt
resses. excellent proposition Apply be
tween u and J. Inn Gaze, III south
santa Fe
WANTED-For Office. must be good
tvpist and willing TO learn 20 operate
branch telephone switch board salary
twelve dollars per week address CHS.
care Herald
Wanfed-SalesmeR
S---~-~-~~-~---~-~-~-~- ~~-~-~-~-~-~~-~~--~---
STOCK SALESMAN at cnce; goo@ prnpo-
sIton. good pay, sure success Write.
wire. phone " Y Robertson London
Hotel san Angelo. Teas
WANTED-Experfen shoe salesman AZ
once. good pay Apply 20 Badouh shoe
Co.. 105-101 san Jaciuto-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-16
Sifuatiop Wanied-FemaIe.


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PRACTICAL nurse-Ph- fe23; reference
WILL CARE for few children in my
home. Phone 63fSM
CURTAINS launder-d. first class work.
&c. 25c pair ZOE Myrtle. Phone Il6-W-
BEDROOM SITES $40 2 month
FOUTZ MOORE co.
YOUNG GIRL wants home with couple:
willing 90 work Florence Crawford.
Shallowater. Texas
ENGLISH speaking Mexican woman. ex-
perienced waitress and grocery clerk
Phone 1888
LEARN TO CONSERVE FOOD
AIRS Edna j. Evans latest COOK book
is here az The Herald Business Office
Hundreds OF recipes which tell you how
90 prepare good meals FOR very little
cost Great value 70 the housewife. Com
piled especially for the conservation Of
food. 25c each Every housewife should
have one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-16

AIRS Edna J. Evans latest cook booE
ls here az The Herald Business Offlcs-
Hundreds Of recipes which tell you how
90 prepare good meals fcr very little
cost Great value 90 the housewife Com
piled especially for the ccrserratlon q
food. 25c each Evsry housewife should
have one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-16

BEALON small rrolr modern apart
ment- Fire PROOF garage Il desired. Ph
211s- 100 wyoming
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-16

Uniformed in Red Cross dress, re-
LAYS OF FL Paso's most charming and
public spirited women and girls viii
take charge OF placing the large
crowds which viii pack the Grecian
theater from i TO II o'clock Friday,
when the management has offered all
the proceeds at the box office for the
benefit Of the Red Cross drive From
Z 20 o'clock the theater VIII be in
charge OF lTesdames Battelle White,
Lock H Tucker. J. v. Johnson, Harry
Ponsford. E ". Rheinheimer and A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-16

81 sunrise Monday morning =
large Red Cross flags viii be TN
1urled from the highest buildings in
II Paso and they viii float in the
air during the Red Cross drive week
until the following Saturday evening
At sunset. The flags are being made
az the Red Cross sewing headquar-
tiers in the White House under the
direction Of Mrs. !. F. Williams and
Mrs. w. W. Turney and viii measure
six feet SQUARE
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-03-09
Religion, Withstanding Cynicisn, Has Sur
yived Through the Ages. Go to Church.

A GREAT number of the people who GO TO CHURCH
~ and with the WISDOM OF YEARS AND
EXPERIENCE Many young people who to RE-
JOICE WHEN THEY ARE CALLED CYNICS not only fail
to GO TO CHURCH, bat hppanty refer to the movement
BEST FOOLS BE" Another said "a LITTLE LEARNING
is A DANGEROUS THNG' Churches have survived through
the ages One hates think what would become of this world
without churches and religion The churches TEACH RIGHT
EOUSNES And yet there young people who dis
posed to take lightly this splendid GO TO CHURCH
Happily they in the minority, and is certain that
they will soon be moved by the AWAKENING OF RELIGION
the land In many churches i'll the preachers report
SPLENDID ATTENDANCE OF YOUNG PEOPLE.
WHEN
WOMEN CHILDREN
OF THE GREAT CITIES IN THE COUNTRY AND NOTE
MEN, YOU'D KNOW,
SERVICE. THEY PROUD SEEN CHURCH.
NO. INDEED, THE CHURCH IS NOT FOR THE OLD AND THE
WEAK FOR THE YOUNG AND STRONG. IT Is
ERY6oDY FROM THE HIGHEST THE LOWEST. PRESIDENT
ALPHABETICALLY GIVEN HIS APPROVAL
CHURCH MOVEMENT.
of the who has been reached by the
GO TO CHURCH appeal and regularly attend church,
to be commended But do You induce
that friend of yours who inclined cyncm to join the GO TO
CHURCH throng Argue with him. Plead with him. Show him
the right way If you do this, you'll be doubly rewarded
Get him to 60 TO CHURCH next Sunday
Get him to GO EVERY SUNDAY.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-03-09
CHURCH DIRECTORY

Baptist Church-Sunday School, 1000 a N. Morning
service Evening service, 80 p. B. Y. p u"
$50 p. Prayer meeting 7:30 Wednesday evening W.
NJ. u, 2:30 Wednesday afternoon.
REV. c. S. WALES Pastor.
Christian Churcl-Sunday School, 1000 a. Junior
Endeavor 2:30 p. m.
G. c. HARRIS Supt.
Methodist Church-Sunday School, 10000 a Morn
II a Evening Service, 7:30 M Ep-
League Prayer meeting, 7:30 Wednesday,
evening Womans Missionary Society, 2:30 Wednesday
afternoon
REV. S. X. BURNETT. Pastor.
Presbyterian Church-Sunday School, 1000 m.
Morning service, II: 90 Evening service, 1870
Missionary Society Wednesday afternoon Cottage Prayer
Meeting Z 90 p. Wednesday.
REV. w. T. SULLIVAN, Pastor.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11
Fred Brodegaard Sued for
%,757 by Mary M. Pollock

Mary M. Pollock, suing Fred
Brodegaard, alleges that in June, 1914,
he sold her 10 shares OF the capi-
tai stock of the Brodegaard Jewelry
stores, inc, and again in August of
the same year 80 shares Of the stock
in the company with the understand
ing that If, at the end of year she
wished her money back, he would
repurchase the 40 shares at par, $l00
a share. She alleges he has failed to
do this and that tho stock of the
company is now worthless and asks
judgment against him for $4757.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11
SOLD RANCH FOR
$4,000; LAND NOW
WORTH MILLION

Damages In the sum Of $ooz, 900 are
asked by Peter ]. Long and his wife.
Anna Long, against John H. Krause
and Herman Krause for alleged fraud
in . land deal.
The petition, which was Ried Thur
day in district court, alleges that John
H. and Herman Krause offered to
buy the Long ranch Of $40 acres In
Sheridan county, ostensibly for sum
mer pasture for cattle, and that Mr.
and Mrs. Long agreed to sell foT
$1,000 on the defendants assurance
that the potash industry, which was
being fostered at that time, was a
failure. The petition recited that the
land 10 now worth 81 100000.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11
Woman Makes Two Attempts
At Suicide In County Jail

Elsie Graham, who is in county Jail
On federal complaint charging her
with contempt Of court for ignoring
a summons to appear as a witness in
federal court, attempted suicide this
week. She tried to drown herself in
the bath tub, and later she attempted
to hang herself with a rope, made
from parts OF her clothing.
Authorities have handcutfed her.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11
F. S. Howell Becomes Member
Law Firm of Smith & SchaII

Frank S. Howell is a member of
the law firm of Smith & Schall Mr..
Smith, elected city commissioner last
Tuesday, stated that after next Mon
day he will not take part in .apy lay
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11
FOUR OMAHA MEN
AMONG HEADS OF
MOTOR HIGHWAY
P. A. Wells of Auto Club Elect
ed President Of George
Washington Association;
W.B. Cheek Secretary.

Four Omaha men were selectsd
among the officers Of the George
Washington Highway association,
which recently held ito biennial con-
vention In Savannah, Ga. This high.
way 10 destined to become one oi
the main highways for automobiles in
the west and the government is
spending 4 large amount of money
on Il through the Big Horn basin In
Wyoming, making a good road
through tfrom Omaha to the Yellow
stone National park.
The officers selected arc:
P. A. Wells. president, Omaha; w.
B. Cheek, secretary, Omaha; Court
new Thorpe, treasurer, Savannah.
Ga; Albert L. Sehants, assistant
treasurer, Omaha, sad p. H. Dear
mont vice president for Nebraska,
Omaha.
MI. Wells election was unanimous,
no other nomination being presented
Mr.. Cheek attended the convention
as the representative OF the Omaha
Automobile club, Of which ne ID
president and Of the Chamber Of
Commerce.
Money In Treasury.
During the last two years the. hiHh-
way has raised sufficient funds TO
operate the highway. and has $2,5O0
left in the national treasury and Sill
900 in the various state treasures.
Tho George Washington Natonsi
Highway extends from Seattle, Wash,
to Savannah, Ga, passing through the
Yellowstone National park, Omaha,
Kansas City, St. Louis, Memphis and
Atlanta.
Tho highway passes near more
cantonments. forts and arsenals than
any other highway and crosses all
other national highways. The roads
through Kansas, Nebraska and
South Dakota have been designated
for county, state and federal aid.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11
Detroit "Muny" Market
To Boost Potato Sales

Detroit. May lo.--In an effort to
dispose of Michigan's 100000
bushel surplus of potatoes before
July l to prevent their waste, the
Campus Martinus, in the central
part of the city, tomorrow will be
transformed into a market place for
the disposal Of a carload Of the
vegetables.
County food administrators will
be in charge of the sale, with
prominent citizens acting as sales
men. Mayor Marx is expected to
make the first purchase.
"Buy a bushel OF potatoes" Is the
slogan Michigan has adopted, both
to dispose Of the overflow crop and
20 encourage growers to plant
heavily for next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11
ATTEMPT TO SHOW
STOECkER IS not
MARRIED TO GIRL
Dispositions Are Filed to Prove
Relatives Did Not Know of
Alleged Common Law
WedI0Ck.

That Theresa Yilek Stoecker, who,
in suit for divorce and 100000 ali
mony, alleges she Is the common law
wife of William F. Stoecker, Omaha
hotel man, former cigar manufacturer
and hopeful, even though unsucccss-
ful, politician, was not known among
her own relatives as a married wom-
an, is the substance of dispositions
filed in district court.
The depositions were made by rel
atives of Theresa Yilek Stoecker,
who live in Lancaster, Wis. .
John Elack, second cousin OF
Theresa Yilek Stoecker, testified in
a deposition that the girl was known
only by her maiden name in Lam
caster and that he had no knowledge
OF her marriage. He alleged that she
told him she was working In Omaha
and earned So week. even though
she wore beautiful rings and jewclry.
MlA Katherine Elack also tcsti
fed by deposition that she was nm
aware Of Theresa's marriage ID
Stoecker. She also cid thaf
Theresa was perfect lady and well
behaved"
Joe Elaek, son Of Joha Elack tca-
tilted that Stoeeker had recently vis-
tied Lancaster and inquired about one
Philip Herx. who, it ID alleged. had
come to Lancaster to see Mrs, Yilsk
Stoecker. According to Elack
Stoecker instructed him to >sstify az
the hearing that he knew Stocckes
intended to marry Theresa. Stoeclser
further instyucted him, Rlaek alleged.
to testify that Philip sHerz Knew tke
girl.
John EAek IN. hia depositiou aloo
testified that Hers eaiIsd updn
Theresa, but that spparently the MI
did not know him and was moi
pleased to see him. Hars departed
Immediately, Elack further deposed.
Mrs. Ray Lorens deposcd that
Stoecker had been IN Lancaster 10 ~
her about the case and had passeu
several days In town tsikmei K cvse
with her.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11
Nickel Employees rendered
BANQUET at l0vaI Hotel

Fifty employees Of Nickel Bros, CO.
were guests of the firm at . banquet
Thursday night at the Loyal hotel.
Sales talks were made by Will Nickel.
George Nickel and Tom Nickel. Foi-
lowing the banquet there was musi-
cal and dancing entertainment. Zach
one present signed letters OF good
fellowship, which will bc sent to ciaht
former employees of the company. now
in Uncle Sans service.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-11
Man Shot in Back by Neighbor
Awarded DAMAGES of $500

Charles E. Miller was awarded a
verdict for $500 damages against
Thomas Trainor by a jury in district
court Thursday. Miller was shot in
the back by Trainor, who saw him
near the bed room window of his
home and thought he was 4 Peep
ing Tom" Testimony showed that
Miller, . neighbor, was fixing hi, cel-
lar door.