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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
MuEf Come From SAVINGS.

Chairman krakauer announced that
the subscriptions to this issue OF
bonds must come out Of the savings
made by FL Paso people and not from
the banks. for the banks had every
thing they could handle in the matter
Of treasury certificates. that the
banks here might come 20 the rescue
in case OF emergency, hut the there
was no emergency visible He an
nounced that there would be an inn
portant meeting Of team captains just
AFTER the luncheon
r. s Beach. for the arbitration com
mittee. announced number OF
awards. and Capt. ~ Schwartz stated
that he was satisfied
Asks Care In Approach
r " Dudley. for the vigilance com
mittee- reported that the functions OF
his committee seemed 10 be changing.
that the black list" when properly
viewed. might become a decided credit
list. He showed how his committee
had taken men who. had subscribed
$3.50 and by properly presenting the
matter had secured over $4,000. He
begged the workers TO take great care
in their work and consider well the
circumstances before allowing resent
full feelings 10 appear.
Chairman Krakauer stated that the
vigilance committee should hence
forth be known as the French dress
a combination Of vinegar. oil and
sugar.
Big Companies 100 Percent.
Secretary W NJ Butler announced
that the Southwestern Portland Ce-
ment plant had made 100 percent. that
its IS employees had subscribed $4,000
worth OF bonds Also the T. Il. REers
company had made the 100 percent
record, by all its employees subscrib-
ing 10 this issue Of bonds.
The Boy Scouts on duty Thursday
with the Liberty Loan committee
were- J. D. Bowers. Harry Kusinsky.
sam Mulligan. Jasper Thompson.
Smith. Marvin Lowe. Lyle
Deer, Donald De Shazo. Joe Webster.
Lee Hills. Joseph Wolf. Herbert Kra-
mer. Karl Wyler, Albert Tim. Carlos
Rushing. Gordon Hughes. James Ma
coffin. Roy Lane. Joe Krause- Robert
Binford. Mertz Haden. John Jones. Al
bert QUITS. Stuart Davis. Graham Nc
Nary. David Roberts. Ames Hettrfck.
Bernard Segal. Carl Donneu. Louis
A1cFarlin. Everett Neeley. Morris
Socket. Fink Mosley. Mervin Cooksie.
Billie Clayton. Frank Clayton.
Hsleta's Quota.
OF the $4,000 worth OF Liberty
bonds. TO be sold as Ysleta's quota, I
$500 worth OF bonds were sold the !
first day OF the drive. Half Of this
amount were cash sales. A number !
Of Ysleta's Weather citizens bought 4
heir bonds from FL Paso teams, which 4
Is making il difficult for the commit /
lee TO make up Ysleta's full assess
ment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
MARKET
DECLINES ANEW
More Favorable News of
War Produces Sc back;
Then Reaction Comes.

Chicago, H.. Oct 5--Favorable war
news led 10 new declines tod7y in the corn
market. Opening prices. which varied
from the same as yesterdays finish to
&c lower with November At s1-eSIz O
L2s. and December At Sl26A 01-25 =.
were followed ty a sharp setback, and
then sou,t thing Of a reaction
Covering by shorts subsequently, carried
the market well above yesterdays finish.
but exaggerated reports about Turkey re-
suited in a sudden new break The close
was unsettled. is d1Ec net lower. with
November At sL2sE aLesE and Deccm-
at s1-26ss T1-25z.
Oats Reflect Changes.
Oats reflected changes in corn After
opening Z C Off 10 = C advance. with Oc-
tober at 6Stt @ So C. the market under
went a ser erai sag and later rallied.
Lower quotations on hogs made pro-
visions weak Pork was especially de-
pressed.
on the decline. packers bought ribs and
lard, presumably against shipping sales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
.NETH0DISTS To
BANQUET PASTOR
Rev. Mr.. VanVaIkenburgh
Honor Guest at First
Church Friday at z.

Friday evening at o'clock the con-
gregation OF the First Methodist
church viii banquet Its new minis
ter. Rev. H Vanvalkenhurgh. IN the
basement Of the church, Montana and
Lee streets. with roast veal and trim
mings and entertain him with music
and toasts.
Misses Isabel Valentine and Clare
smell wiz give vocal and Instrumental
numbers. The lists OF toasts follows.
20 be called Tor by postmaster c. u.
Appleton; The Boy in wartime
w A. Young; When the Boys Come
Home Rev Rufus c. Baker. The
Latch Key on the Outside" Mrs J. r
FISK. Pulling the Latch Key Rev.
H FanValkenhurEh-
Understands the West.
While a New Yorker BY birth and
early training. Rev. Henry VanValk-
enourgh is nevertheless a distinct
lively western man From being a
missionary to the mining camps OF
the wide open' days OF % years aEo
10 serving four years IN a state uni
Ferslty city. his outlook and method in
Wlrk IS mat OF the spirit and vigor
OF the southwest Probably these
Qualities, together with the command
OF the confidence OF the men OF his
entire conference. had much 70 DO IN
his selection to the pastorats OF this
vigorous. potential church By bishop
Nicholson.
OF Old y. Y. Families.
Rev Mr. NanValkenourEh is a grad
uate in arts and and THEOLOGY. having
the degrees OF A. B. and 3. D He has
been very active in the war work OF
the 7. n C. A.. acting as district sec
rotary during the last drive. and slso
doing considerable speaking 10 the
border troops
Ar anValkenbureh comes Of many
generations 81 American blood OF the
old Dutch and French families OF New
y oril state He has been an active
leader in civic movements for commu-
nifty uplifr and been especially active
for community, state and national pro
hibition.
Mrs. FanFa lkenhurgh and dauEhter.
Jeanette. viii also arrive FOR the
banquet Friday night Mrs. VanValk-
enburEh. before her marriage. was a
teacher Of high standing and Is widely
known as a very successful ministers
wife
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
COPPER SHARES
SHOW STRENGTH
They Are About the Only
Issues On Market Now
Holding Steady.

Anacor da made a new high record today
Of SO per share with Inspiration being
bid Up 10 55& and holding firm. accord
ing 10 J. S. Curt.ss & Co. Hotel sheldon
Copper stocks being seml-peace issues.
are about the only issues showing strength
al this time, subject 10 justments, OF
course Smelters opened unchanged and
then sold off Mexican Petroleum con-
tinues 70 hold strong around 12I; also
Texas and Sinclair Royal Dutch Oil is
well bought on Up OF its recent rise.
On the curb. Arizona Binghamton made
a low OF z after holding above 5 for
two months past Big Ledge was of a
sixteenth and Dundee Arizona failed TO
held its gain and sank back to II Howe
sound was more firm. Magma advanced
50 per share in Sympathy with the big
coppers. New Cornelia was unchanged.
superior and Boston lost a quarter point.
Aircraft stocks were weak.
Towards the close Anaconda made an
other new high record OF 76H- Smelters
hardened 10 IS Inspiration held firm.
Latest afternoon prices follow.
Curb Conner Stocks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
LIBERTY LOAN FLIGHT IS
ON, HOUSTON TO DENVER

Trinidad. Colo. Oct 3.-The Liberty
loan battleplane, en- route from
Ellington field. Houston. Tex, to
Denver. arrived here at 1;20 this
The airplane. piloted by
Lieut.. Clifford Mutt, circled about the
city, throwing down Liberty bond
pamphlets and then landed on a
pa sture, eight miles east Of the city.
The plane will resume its journey TO
Pueblo. where il viii spend the night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain. Close
Corn-Nov. S12sts: Dec. sL25Z.
Oats-Nov.. 6sc- Dec. csc.
Chicago Provisions, Close
Pork-Oct-. Ss5-s0; Nov. $3.50.
Lard-NoT-. secs; Dec, $3.50
Ribs-Oct. S22s5- Nov. s225o-
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago, Ill. Oct 3--Butter-Lover
Creamery. 50ta G57izc-
Eggs-Receipts. 53S5 cases: unchanged
Firsts. 47i5 649Ec; ordinary firsts. $50
45izc at mark. cases Included. - O SIC
Potstoes-Receipts. rs cars: unchanged
bulk. s1.65G1-75: sacks. sL90Ta: Wis
c6nsin. bulk. sL65 1-z5. sacks. SI.s0d2
Poultry-Alive, higher fowls. go
251zc; springs. 25c-
Kansas City Produce.
Kansas City. No. Oct S=Butter-
Creamery, SIC; flrsts. 55cs seconds. Sc;
packing s0c.
EgEs-FIrsts. 45c: seconds. E8c.
Poultry-Hens. ~ &c: ROSTERS. 1Sizci
broilers. &c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
THROW
OFF RESTRAINT
List Elevated to Substan-
TALLY Higher Levels;
losing Strong.

0OTE-Prices reflect closing quotations,
THURSDAY. oct @
New York. oct s.-Ths stock market to-
day threw Off many Of the restraints I'M
posed By recent war departments ship
pings and numerous specialties- elevating
ths list 10 substantially higher levels. Sales
appr0zlmated $4,000 shares
The closing was strong.
spccialties Open Strong.
The strength Of specialties. particularly
tolaccos. shippinEs and oils lifted the
general ls- 20 higher levels in the fest
hour q tcday's stock market, the usual
leaders showing little change. Gains among
speciaitics amounted from / 10 points.
sumatra. Tobacco. United Cigars. Marine
preferred. Royal Dutch OIL, United Fruit,
Texas company. international Paper being
the most conspicuous. U S. Steel gained
almost point. but vas inclined 10 re-
act az the first sign Of pressure. Rails
wee comparatively duh and irregular.
Greater Breadth Develops.
Greater breadth attended the progress
o. the session. the stock market becoming
somewhat unsettled az the second hour
r. s. steel rallied from Its early reversal
hur rrpcrieuced fresh pressure and Royal
Dutch 90 forfeited practically al OF its
seven point advance Shippings and cop
pers were firm 70 strong. Ia the bond
market, French government rs held at
The years maximum. ard on the the curb.
RuEsian government SIS and 6tzs rose
= and fil. respectively 10 highest Levels
% the year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
Yank AdUance In Russia
Is Further South Than
That OF Other Allies

Archangel. Russia, Oct 3.-CBy the
Associated Press-)-American troops
now hold the furtherest point south
reached by any Of the allied forces
in the advance southwark from Arch
angel This point is a small village
IS miles south of Shenketrsk 600
miles southeast Of ArchangeD. on the
river Naga- The Bolshevik strong
hold Of Velsk Is only 20 miles away.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
BISHOP CANNON
VERY LIBERAL
Methodist Leader Displays
Democratic Spirit at Ros-
well Conference.

AcsHe--s y IL. Oct s.-Bishop
James Cannon. IT.. called the ,rew
Mexico annual conferencs Of the N. E.
church. south. 20 order Tbn-s5s,,
morning with a gaveI made fron, =
Jog o. me cabin in which bishs5 s,oeb
p Marvin was born in Virgin r,5+r-
SO The Eavel was presented IL -
1islop bT Rev Dr. T. P. Bond, q ii
FzEo. VINO Is a soninlaW OF bisho7
Marvin.
Bishop Cannon made a departurs
from the traditional ''WatertightT cab
met when he announced that any
preacher could feel al liberty 10 come
70 him 20 confer about his case and
rlat the presiding elders. governed by
ordinary discretion could talk over
Hl-n The preachers their appoint
meats. This universal announce
ueut indicating the liberal and dem
ccrztlc character Of the bishop. was
Ereetel with applause
her- H- z Cray. Of waco. made an
eloquent plea for the Methodists' Or
phauaEe az waco. which is supported
ty Texas lIethodists.
Have Centenary Program.
ALTO o'clock business was suspended
thar the centenary program might be
carried ont The centenary movement
celebrates the centennial OF Methodist
missions april 9, 1913, the first Meth
11ist missionary society was organ
lied Southern Methodism is sup
posed to- celebrate this movement by
raising s55.000.000 for mission pur-
poses Ter ire next five years
Dr. o. = Goddard. Of Nashville,
Tenn home missionary secretary,
FIRST addressed the conference He
stated that the three great words Of
the movement were iutercessIon. stew
ardelip and millions OF money and
the greatest is intercession- With a
large NAP stretched across the pulpit,
Dr. Goddard made a survey OF the
oriental mission fields Of China. Japan
and Korea-
Must Make Foreigners Christians.
Rev = u Neblett. missionary TO
cuba. surveyed the Latin American
fields In z second address Dr. Cod
card spoke on the home base. He
traced the inter-relztions Of home and
foreign missions. sayiug- The home
mission problem is 10 make the men
and money Of America available for
the divine program More than half
orr population is not even church
members The task Of the church is
20 convert these and TO Amerlcanize
l5.l1l.ol foreigners within our gates
a mans character is displayed by his
attitude towards weaker race To
speak ~ -daEoes. Eheeuies and ccons.
f. % show a lack OF the spirit Of
Lhrist-
Kansas City Woman speaks
SITS d. i. Hargr0ve, OF Scarritt b.
BE hooL Kansas City, representing
the Womau's council spoke on woman
and the centenary.
Dr. q D. Bulla. Of Nashville. con-
cluded the program with an address
% The sunday school and the cen
tensry.
~ the Wednesday evening session
bishop Cannon spoke on the world
vide kingdom ~ Christ and related
rretnodfst missions 10 this broader
o-eauizatlon- He declared that the
church could not afford TO do little
r-ires. Z lt would live iu the worlds
re- Rer. Ur Eeblert gave an illus
--zfef lecture on the seven mission
rieI5s' .occurled By the Southern Meth
cofrt church
wednesday afternoon at > o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
..Busts" the Thermometor.

Team 10. Capt. G. F. Hawks. re-
ported 733 new subscribers 10 Liberty
bonds and was awarded the Foster cup
for the largest number Of subscribers
This team went over the top OF the
blue thermometer. since 1900 is the
number placed as the standard 10 ac-
cOmplish-
Robert Erakauer presided at the
luncheon in the absence OF r Burt
Orndorff, who was III OF grippe. in
flueuza- pip, or something. according
70 temporary chairman krakauer.
James A. Dick led the singing OF
For Your Boy and Ny Boy and
k-k-k-K Kaiser"
Teams Report Million.
Teams reporting the grand total OF
Sl-154.6 $50 at the luncheon were the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
n. z. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

fBT Associated EreEsl
Eew YORK Oct s--Lcrcantils paper.
steadyi months, percent; months,
percent.
sterling. 60 day bills sL75. demand.
fL75 1-16s cables. s4-75 sis.
Frlncs. demand. S5.66s cables. f5-47.
Mexican pesos. sc.
Time loans. strong 6 percent lid
lau money, strong high, percent; low,
r percent. ruling rate, offered at. and last
loan, percent last bid 3 4 percent
Lead. unchanged; spot, sg-05.
Eueltcr. dull East 81. Louis delivery,
apcr Offered % fe-15-
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. Eng. oct s.-The following
were the quotations IN The London met-
as market today:
Tln-sDot. 1881 los. futures. fs77 los.
spot clppcrs and futures, E122f electro
l-tic. El17.
spot copper f1.zs slsetrolytie. 1881.
Lad. rs 1os-
Euelter-Egf.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican hank noles. state bills, @ lSc
lleLlcau pesos. 1tc-
LaElcau gold. 5S65szc.
Il Paso Smelling Quotations.
Bar silver Cdaudy & Harmon quota
t-Qr5. Fl-1lE.
London lead. E29.
Pc lead. 4s-05-
cop2sr-Wire bars. SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03

state committee and suggested that
senator Fal and I-arrazolo tour the
state from now until the morning OF
October 19 speaking from the same
platform with ". 3 Walton and Felix
Garcia. the Democratic candidates for
senator and governor. respectively. in
support OF the fourth Liberty loan.
Both Fan and LzrrazoIo say they
heartily endorsed the nronossd rlar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03

Observations taken
at Z a m. 18th me-
ridian time. ga. m
e Paso time. Oct.
3. 1915.
Forecasts:
Il Paso and Vi
oinity: Fair tonight
and Friday.
New Mexico and
Arizona: Fair to-
night and Friday:
not much change in
temperature.
West Texas: To-
night and Friday,
lalf-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
GOES OVER THE
MILLION MARX
Half of Ell Paso's Liberty
Bond Quota In; HAWKES.
Team Leading.

Nearly half of the Il Paso quota
OF the fourth Liberty loan was sub
scribed at noon when the workers
teams met at luncheon at the Sheldon
to compare notes The total was ST.
5000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
SOLDIERS FIGHT
WITH BAYONETS; ONE DIES

A Mexican soldier was stabbed IA
tally when he and another soldier got
into an alteration with bayonets in
front OF military headquarters in Jua-
rez Wednesday afternoon. 1t was re-
ported Thursday morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
Heb Wanted Male


5ANlIoE WANTED - Experienced in
apartment work and enc Who understands
turnaee; must stay on premises good
wages 20 Ehr party Apply AraE
2 apartments 80 z Rio Gralds. apartment
WANTED-Y0unE nan Who Is not T7b7gct
% cratt for a position with the clrcula-
tion department o. The Herald This g. an
exceptional opportunity for a young man
20 start az fair salary In a position
that offers unlimited future advancement
Applicants should have. az least. a gram
mar school education and one who can
operate typewriter viii be preferred Ap-
ply Nr- Gibson circulation department,
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
Wantsd-Bids



NOTICE To CONTRACTORS
sealed proposals viii be received AZ the
o-fice OF Secretary Board o. school Trus-
tees, az the Bailey School Building. Fl
Faso. on or before s p m. October I5th.
ISIS, Tor the erection and completion OF
adoluon 20 Alta Vista School Building.
Plans and specifications can be obtained
~ office OF frost & Trost Architects.
Mills Building. FL Paso.
Zach proposal must Be acccmpsuled By
certlfisd cheek on Two Hundred Fifty Dol
o. Independent School District. CITY OF III
Faso' as a guarantee tha- contractor will
enter into contract for the construction
% the building and furnish Surety bond
satisfactory % the Board. q auardsd 10
him
Tbs Board reserves the right 20 reject
any or an bids
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
Cotton Market


New York. Oct 5.-Cotton futures closed
steady November. 523sc. December.
32-2sc; January, s21sc; March, 3201c;
May. $3.50
Spot, quiet; middling SIC.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
SACRIFICE FOR
FINAL VICTORY
Premier Clemenceau Says
Deliverance Of World Is
Now In Sight.

Paris, France. Oct with victory
in sight. the allied nations should set
themselves for the last sacrifice ne
cessary before the final triumph is
secured, premier Clemenceau de-
clared today in a ringing pronouncia-
mento.
The premier's words are embodied
In a letter he has sent to the council
general OF the Loire, which has
passed an address strongly supporting
the government course
The councils representing the peo-
PIE" says the premier's response. can
depend upon the government, with
Inar9hal Foch and the united allied
armies. TO pursue their course until
re benefits OF complete success are
eIssted from the enemy. The splen-
90 Victories Of the recent weeks
. ..ete oelinitely determined the for
Ines q var TO the stupefaction Of
e e-S enemy, who now suddenly discov-
e ~ lnat he had grossly deceived him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03

a reception was rendered the confer
ence on the parsonage lawn by the
women Of the Roswell Methodist
church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03

Help Wanted Male
S--~~------~-~-~S--~-~--
hANIED-Beu boy. Hotel Linden
WANTED delivery coy. Phone J556-
hANIED-First ciass presser: must rave
reI-rences- japanese Cleaning Works
10y not going to school Ii4 E. Erankiin
BOY WANTED at wsshington park store.
WANTED-Ofnce boy. good place FOR am
1ltlo1s BOY. Address L. 20. care Herald.
10Y I5tO1. with wheel. SOC Myrtle ave. California
62Tket Grocery
MANrED-Boy with wheel Japanese
gleanlng Works. 213 san Jlcinto.
MANTED-Clerk in country general mer-
cnandlse store Must be competent %
assist IN hoelzeeping Write T2si Herald.
MANIED-At once. two men. one 70 as
sist In dairy and other general farm
work: $50 and board Rosedale DAIRY. ST.
yer city. n r.
WANT D-Young man 70 learn tire busi-
ness VIII pay good salary to capable nan
IN replaylng state age. experience. educa-
tion and salary expected Address ]. 90.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
Livestock Market

Chicago. III. Oct S.-Hogs-Receipts.
% 900. Market CSC lower. Butchers. $50
1910: light. s1S-T5 @Is-25: packing. $3.50
G1S.75; pigs. s1771S-
Cattle-Receipts. 15.eo0 Market steady
to &c higher Beef cattle. s10G19 so;
butcher stock. COWS and heifers. S7.55 q
1875; Gamers and cutters. s6-e5 n $50;
stockers and feeders. $40 @ 1873. caves,
S1S01S.7s-
sheep-Recsipts 1900. Market slow to
lower
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
Situations Ranfed-MaIe

Situations Waufed-MaIe
----------~---------~-~--
GOOD otf-cs nan and bookizeeper wants
temporary Worz for two o. three weeks
While waiting on government position Ad-
dress X &C. care Herald
ARCHITECT AND STRUCTURAL
ENGINEER
Beyond draft al &c and IN sound health.
desires employment IN e Paso as super
iutsndent Inspector. caretaEfr OF other
wise; firsrciass references Address K q.
care Herald
WANTED-Position as manager Of dairy
or cattle ranch IN southw esteru states Two
years agriculture Five years experience
Good bookkesper sld commissarv man
compelled % 20 west on account of health
Glass iu draft Excellent references "
r. ellis. Muscle shoals. Al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
Heb Wanfed-SaIe,men

--~-~-~-~-------~,-------
WANTED-Two solicitors 10 sell cu1ons:
special offer for Christuiss. rood probe for
active party Gail BerEuer SruI.o. NIX S
p pasa street.
Help Wanied-MaIe and Female
NANrED-Lady and gents n-esssrs.
Holmes Dyeilg and Cleaning Works 191
WANTED good cook FOR eiEht Or ten
ooarders- Phone 5S5e. or call a. SIS Myrtle
avenue
experienced Ssshier by wholesale nous.
1aen or women Want persons who are an
oit-oHs AID willing 20 learn our system
---etess = 81. care Herald.
Help Wanted-Fsmale
-----~~-~J~-~---~-~------
NANTED-Lady bookkeeper- d ". Pra-
Lner Co. -o5 Mesa Ave Phi H.
EXPERIENCED .waitress Apply hsad
waiter Gaze. Hotel Paso del Norte-
MANFED-Good woman 70 90 cooEinE.
Must say On place Apply 1888 Montana
MANIE ID S.s Mexican giri tor house
GlHi--Ensiish speaking. general house
work 915 ArEe
WANTED-Good housekeeper 10 take
charge % small apartment and care for
we lttle glr-s Pm Ss7S-
WANTED-Competcut white woman q OK.
who is also skilled waitress. SIS Non
tana-
WANTED-Woman for cooiSinE and PTI-
Nate house work must stay on place. APP
ply 4o11 Bliss st.
AMERICA Al woman % Keep house Apply
% Nrs- Murphy. Fl Paso Electric LiEht
CO. Marti1 B.dE- Do not phone
II ENOGkAPHER. IN wholesale house,
must be experienced and accurate Foqd
saiar.i permanent position Phone zee.
Mr. Martin
WANTED - Experienced dining nom
Mattresses. sic week Lunch counter
mattresses sll week Apply Modern cafe.
Ifasenent &ils BldE
DR. EDWARD AUER, sIG-Is TRT7ST BIG
Especially equipped for treatment OF al
chronic diseases Diseases or women. Z
Nervous diseases Phi 1872
woman as houseEee1sr
and 20 do cooking al present cannot pro-
vide room. but can later: must MOI ba ]
afraid OF tuberculosis. In replying state
salary expected ald references. Address {
g. 81. care Herald
CLERK EXAMINATIONS
IN Fl Paso. IN October. L. geo vror1e, /
clerks reeded az Washington. ssiarv I
$500 Experience unnecessary. Women DE- I
string government positions write fo- f-as /
particulars. p. z Terry. ffo-we- -i,-t7
service examirer) 554 Columbian building.
Washington
needs thousandE men and /
women civil service positions In wash i
-nslon and your state Good salaries F.,c-
limitations held continuously. Erprri-
alce uunecessary- Let Us help Won se-r1r.
1ne- Write today Free parti-u1ars ss-f
service. Dept IS. Jordan Bids. WISH
nCton. p. G.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03
WEATHER BULLETIN

c. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.