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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18
FORMER c. O. P. LEADER
BARNES ARRESTED; RELEASED

New York. March 18.-For making
remark which two army officers
construed as being unpatriotic. WIZ
IAN Barnes formerly Republican
leader Of New York state, was taken
70 q police station early yesterday.
after Barnes made explanation the
cl2zEes were Withdrawn. 10 was
learned from IN examination OF no.
lice records TO-DAY.
During the discussion OF the war.
az local club, Barnes made a re-
marx which his companions consid-
cred uucomplimentary TO Uncle
sam" he police were told. Barnes
was accompanied to police station.
where he explained that Uncle sam
was an impersoual term. that his
criticism was that the country was
not responsive 70 the alarms Of war
and that there was no reason TO chat
leDEe his patriotism
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18
TICKET COlBHTTEES NAMED
FOR eWAKE UPD MOVEMENT

Committees were named and dis
rricrs assigned them in which distri-
button o. tickets commenced todaT
1or the Jake Cd America program
Of the Eed Cross. By the ticket CON-
mltrees which met Monday morning
In the sheldon hotel FClolWing are
-le COMMITTEES
Business disrict-1Irs. J. r. Enloz
and Lrs. $ e. aump hreys-
Llscellaleo district - Misses
Naomi keller and Florence Klein.
Navy leaEue-4lrs r. n Smith,
Irs- W II butler, Mrs. w C. Hadeu,
Mrs s. IL Aguirre.
kzrrez1r1elr ulir-Lrz- ID r.
Wilkes, Lrs. allen Grabbing.
Red Gross-llrs A. +. Kerr. Mrs
i r. Gamble Mrs. Herman AndrEaE
Schools-Mrs- j. A. HeuninE.
Army-Aiss Ethel Stevens, Mrs. j..
81 Lewis, Mrs Ben Lewis, Mrs. 2 j.
Billings
Churches-1lrs. J. L Campbell. Mrs.
C. p Kelly. Mrs j. D. Hughes. Mrs.
C-u1s-Slrs- Julius Aralzauer. Mrs.
Burt DrncQ-tf, AIRS. Charles Stevens
city Federation OF Women's Clubs
Mrs J. A. Rawlings
-Lrs- b = Jenkins VIII also have
rcI-ers Tor sale al the Red Cross
1e1douarters in the Eonerts-Banner
building
The big part Of the Fsork for the
program has been ACCOMPLISHED and
an that Is now left TO be cone is dis
71siuE Of The tickets. il Was said
he drugs and dry goods stores VIII
decorate claraclerisric 10 The Red
rete fer The tood conservation move
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18
FLUCTUATIONS
DISTURB GRAIN
Corn and Oats Prices Zig
gag; Provisions in Line
With Corn.
1o,TE..Quotati0Hs reject closing DFioss

NOTE-Quotatous reflect closing prices
March IS.
Chicago. Ill. March 1S-Active trading
and rapid fluctuations. characterized busi-
ness today in the grain pits Announce
ment that there would be a limit OF zoo
Oo0 bushes placed on the amount OF gram
that any member could carry whether
long or short and either during the ses-
sion or overnight had much 10 do Efth
the nervousness shown and with TEN
porarily unsettling quotations
Corn developed notable weakness az the
outset but quick coverings by shorts
brought about a sharp rally which. how
ever, failed 20 last After opening 3 O
18c lower. with March S126E and 1Iav
81 p 9 1875 prices ran up far above sat
urday's finish and then lost ell the gain
The close was firm. p q 2sc net higher,
With March sL27& and Nav 1875
oats paraueled the action OF corn
Opening prices. which ranged from =
g sc lower. with Nay sIFS1&c. were
followed by a decided upswing and then
a sudden reaction, nullifying nearly all
o. the advanced
Provisions were heavy IN line with the
hog market
The fact that hog supplies here proved
20 be much less plentiful than had been
looked for tended subsequently 90 cause
the market 20 recover.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18
LiVestock Market


Chicago. H.. March H1Ez-Recel Is
So. oOEs tomorrow 5000 Market active
mostly sec under Saturdays average Bulk
1883 1880; Light SIG HIS heavy SIC
ll-Z0s PIGS sl3-5lG1
Cattle-Receipts 2s.0o0i tomorrow L.
600 Market weak Native steers se-40G
l4.60- stockers and feeders $3.50 G12-15;
cows ana heifers $40 G12i calves 5000
shaep-Rscelrts 1900. tomorrow A.
O0a- Market weak sheep 81 1855;
lambs slA50G 1854
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas city. 40, March I3--Hogs-F.s-
ceipts 1900 Market higher Bulk $3.50
d17-l5; heavy s1s-65nl1s light E17.15 q
1855; Pigs S1250 115-51-
Cattle-ReceiDts 1900 Market weak
Prime FED steers sl2-l5 9 1870; dressed
2ee1 steers sl9-a1 ls' western steers $3.50
G13; cows S7-50G11; heifa-s s7-I5G1 1-75;
stoczers and feeders S7-5oG 1251. bulls
S7-5oez9i calves s7-5o613-
Sheep-Receipts 1000. Market steady
Lambs s1781si yearlings s1s-5o al 1889;
YVethars Fl2-z5E14- ewes s1211S-
Denver Livestock, Close
Denver, colo. March 18.-Cattle-F2e-
ceipts 1906 Market steady Beef steers
$3.50 q 1855. COWS and helfers s7Gloi
stockers and feeders S7Q11; calves SO
HoEs-Rereipts zoe. Market sc lower
rop SlT15i bulk s16-65G17.
sheep-Receipts $500 Market steady,
lambs s1s91z-2s; ewes sl25o@13-5o.
Fort Worth Livestock, Close.
fBv ZeiEer Hotei1
Hogs-Receipts $500. Market closed
IS 20 s. cents loHers top St7.25s bulk SIC
416-s5i PIGS steady, sllG1s26
Cattle Receipts 5000 including 1000
calves Market strong and acfive on all
beef cattle. steers f1oG1L5g. cows SIG
500; heifers s8G1o.75; bulls So 1885,
calves $3.50 10. stoczer steers. steady
$3.50 11o-50; COWS and halfers steady 81
TZT5- calves steady sS-500l0.50.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 including 200 d.
rect 90 Swifts market STEADY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18
STOCKS CLOSE
RATHER HEAVY
Hollands Resentment Over
Ship Negotiations a Fac
tor in DEALINGS.

sew YORK March 18.-Rumars Of Ecl-
lands resentment az the attitude Of this
government ln the proposed taking over
q Dutch tonnage provoked broad selling
iu todaE'z stock market salea approx
mated 45l.1G0 shares
The closing vas heavy. Liberty SIS
s1'e q 97-sl Co $751; first IS ar sd.1o 20
$685. and second Gel az 95.64 % g.
Resumption o. stock dealing over the
Weekend was ATTENDED by moderate
Eteadiness and very light operations. Rails
were giraffe. substantial gains 90 Erles
and Southern PaciEc being balanced by
the further heaVillss Of Canadian Pacific
ald S. Paul preferred speclzltics nofa-
bly, Sumatra Tobacco and Beet sugar. also
reacted Leaders as represented by Read
Ing and United States Steel made slight
advances.
Liberty bonds were Irregular.
Prices yielded gradually soon after the
opening Of today's stock market on
minimum Of business- Reactions ranging
from fractions 20 a point were made By
Reading S-ude1llzar- Bethlehem steel.
Baldwin Locomotive. Anaconda Copper
end Erie first preferred but the mcrs-
ment On rails was nominal United States
steel he'd within extremely narrow limits
and Epeciaitles reelected the subsistence OF
EpecuiEtlTe activity At noon the list
strengthened again on a moderate advance
ln equipments Liberty 9izE sold az $40
20 $3.50; first As az s6-1s 90 9s-2s and
second f9ura a. s5-86 Co eh.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18
PHOENIX RESTAURANT
MEN TO FIGHT MEAT RAISE

Phoenix, Ariz-, March 18.-The local
hotel and restaurant men are leading
in an attack upon the raise OF 20 per-
cent in the cost Of meat announced by
the slauEhterinE butchers. One ex-
preston was. "Its nothing short OF
highway robbery and there IS a
proposition that meat viii be pur-
chased III Los Angeles and shipped
here dressed, rather than pay the
local advance. Incidentally. a large
part Of the Los Angeles meat is
shipped on the hoof from Phoenix
The slaughterers' figures. as s1b-
mitted 70 the food administration. Of
about II cents a pound for the live
weight are disputed. It is claimed
that very Few prime steers ever are
killed for home consumption and that
the local supply usually comes from
cows. Tor which from 10 2 cents
as been paid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18
amarillo Youth, Son Of
RichMerchant, GiUen IS
Years on Assault charge

Canyon. Tex March 18.-LesIie
MOBILES. OF Amarillo. was found guilty
Of criminal assault in the district
court OF Randall county by a jury
sunday and was assessed q sentence
Of IS years in the state penitentfsry.
The alleged assault was on a young
woman OF Amarillo on the night Of
Feb. e Mobiles is the son OF A.
MOBILES, Of Amarillo. wholesale grocery
dealer and one OF the wealthiest men
in this section Of the state.
The case was begun Wednesday
morning and at 9 o'clock. Saturday
night the case went 10 the jury.
Young Mobiles is p years OF age and
the girl 90 It was alleged that Che
assault was committed just outside
the city limits OF Amarillo, in an old
barn located in Randall county. The
defendant has been held IN jail with
out bond up 20 the time Of the trial
The case VIII be appealed, it is stated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18
BOY SCOUT LEADERS, SCHOOL
BEGINS INSTRUCTION TONIGHT

Tonight. at 8 o'clock at the court
house the first instruction 70 men
who have enlisted or care to enlist as
Boy Scout officers and 70 men who
are interested in boy leadership VIII
begin under the auspices Of the Col
lege Of the City Of Ell Paso-
The first period is devoted to "ten-
derfOot requirements" and the in
struction is to be given by Robert Z.
Gibson. formerly assistant scoutmas-
ter. Detroit Mich. now scoutmaster
Of FL Paso troop seven
James T. Daniels, scoutmaster, troop
eight VIII give instruction on tieing
knots.
Dean Howard c. Taylor. head Of the
department Of psychology Of the col
lege. IS 10 give an explanatory talk on
handling boys"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grains, Close.
Corn-4larch S1-27 May s1.c5
Oats-1Iarch e71tc- Nay S4Ec
Chicago Provisions, Close.
Porlr-AaT s47.70.
Lard-3lay se5.65s Ju'y $3.50.
Rlbs-lIav S2Af5; July seasG.
Kansas City Produce, Close.
kansas City. 40. llerch 18.-Butter-
Creamery 49, nuts 4ortcs seconds
29c- packing 22Ec
EGgs-Firsts sac.
Poultry 1Sc; broilers 24E 26c.
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago, Ill. March 1g.-Buttar steady2
Creamery 40@f5c
nrsta ssss ass1Ecs ordinary frsts s. %
35Aci al marx, eases included 54st 20
551c
Potatoes-rsoWer Receipts as cars;
Wisconsin. Michigan and Minnesota bulk
fL15G1 -20; same. Eaczs SL20GL25
Roosters steady. young q cents
Mexican Beans.
AeEicaD beans in wholesale lots in FL
Paso SIC last quotation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18
Fl. WORTH HAS CLEANUP
BUT Has NO MARTIAL Law

Fort Worth, Tex, March 1g.-Al-
though city, county. federal and Mill
tary officers are joining IN the at
tempt to eliminate commercialized
vice from this city. there has been no
suggestion that the declaration Of
martial law was proposed or neces-
sarv..
The crusade IS in the hands OF the
civil Officials and there is no curtail-
menr OF civil rights Officials said
today they would not relinuuish the
drive until every questionable char
aeter had been driven out.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18
7. P. A. DIRECTORS DISCUSS
BOOKLET TO PUSH BUSINESS

DISCUSSION q the Issuance q a
booklet to include the names Of all
manufacturers aud iobbers in FL Pasn
was participated IN by directors pf
post r. Travellers Protective ass0cia-
zion, at an informal luncheon Mon
Gay over which president w c. Hep
burn presided c. 3. Sampson. di-
vision highway engineer from New
Mexico, was a guest These directors
were present. II. 3. Mcdowell A.
schatzkey, =. F. Cosgrove, A. ".
Reeves and H H IRIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18
REYES GETS 25O.OOO
PESOS IN HOLDUP. REPORT

Canuto Reyes, a Villa commander
operating near Torreon. Coah.. held
up train near Calvo, Coah.. and caD-
tured 25Q 900 pesos in Mexican gold.
according 70 o report brought TO the
border here Monday by passengers
arriving from Torreon. The money
was intended to pay the troops in the
north. they said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18
ALLEGED HINDU POTTER

New York. March 1s-Sailendra
Nath Chose, a Hindu. under indict-
ment in the federal courts In san
Francisco with Franz Bopp. former
German consul. and others on a
charge Of plotting a military uprising
in India. was arrested here today
charged with being a, fugitive from
justice, together with 2 young woman
named Agnes Smedley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18

Political Announcements

II DUNMLaM
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Claude g. Hudspeth. congressman 18Th
congressional district
r n Dudley. senator ssth senatorial
district OF Texas
r E Thomason member o. legislature.
Adrian Pool member Of Legislature.
ll8th district
James r Harper. chic. Justice court Of
civil appeals. 9th supreme judicial district
We. the undersigned endorse the
above named candidates for the respec-
tive places. and we hereby announce our
selves az candidates for the places ind
GATED after our names. subject 20 the
action Of the Democrats primaries:
W D. Howe. Judge sfth judicial dis
lrict.
Leigh Clark district attorney. ssth u
diciai district
" T. Fryer. county attorney.
W ?. Brady judge county court Al
lsw-
seth 4 orndorff sheriff
p p. Rlchey. county collector
C. n Mckinney. district clerk
". D. Greet county clerk.
John T. Cain county assessor
A r webb. county treasurer.
MFra Wlnkier. county guperlnt endeuL-
", C. Roberts. hide and animal IN
n Beaver. justice CT the peace. pre-
A J. han. justice OF the peace. precinct
L n Davis. constable. precinct No. /.
= W. Carter. county surveyor
F Wlllama county commissioner.
precinct No. I place No J.
Robert Lyons. county commissioner
precinct No g place No. J.
George Penden. county commissioner
precinct No. g
Henry Herring. county Commissioners.
precinct No 8
a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18
Cotton Market

1eW York Futures Cl0se.
New York. March 1S--Cctton futures
closed firm March sass. Nay 51.a3- July
9l91, October 5Q-72; December $3.50
Quotation BY Elmendorff & Co. brckerE
21a Mesaa
New York and New Orleans spot, Clos.
SPOT uiddlinE-e-ew Orleans 1e.63c
NeW York $3.50 I'D 80.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18

Caesar p. Carranza. aged p years.
who resided at 1913 North El Paso
street, died Monday morning at $50
o'clock ar his home Funeral services
WIZ De held this afternoon at 3 o'clock
Intern eut being made in Concordia
cemetery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18
Ia NOree.


sHERlFF'S SALE
The State Of Texas. County o. e Paso-
BY virtue OF an order Of sale issued ou-
OF the honorable s5th district court OF e
Paso county on the 11th day o. March.
1918, BY the clerk thereof, IN the case o.
Union Bank & Trust Company. versus
United states and Mexico Brokerage Co
e. al No 1865. and 20 me. as sheriff
directed and delivered 7 viii proceed 10
sell, within the hours prescribed by law
for sheriffs sale, on the first Tuesday ln
April A. D., 1913. q being the End day
o. said month. before the court house door
OF said FL Paso county. II the city Of e
Paso the following described real estate,
towit.
Lots s. Z. and in block SIS. Bassett's
addition 70 The city Of II Paso. Texas. IN
FL Paso county. Texas. levied on. on the
18th day OF March. 1915. as the property
Of G. Eizxarra- to satisfy a judgment
amounting to s21.S76.eS with interest
thereon from the date % Judgment at
per cent per annum IN favor OF Union
Bank & Trust Company. Of FL Paso. Teza5.
and cost OF suit
Given under ny hand, this 11th day Of
March. 1915
SETH B. ORNDORFF, Sheriff.
BY P. E. Bryant. Deputy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18

FRENCH ENTERED NOYoN
And Peronns. after two and one-half
years q German occupancy, one year
ago today. March Is. 1917.
tind a German soldier.
SATURDAYS ANSWER
EBEis dofgn ct Ti1hf orn-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18

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FANTED-Bookkee and general OF
flee man. tire experience desired hut not
absoIutely necessary Wholesale and re-
tail business Reply 20 be considered
must state age experience, references
and salary expected Write A. III, care
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18
None, TO Loan

lAlANN LAlAa
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MONEY LOANED on diamonds. watches
/ jeWelry and automobiles.
SECURITY LOAN CO. Pr. e15l.
Cornez ~ Paso end san Antoine So
/ MONEY TO LOAN at Der cent On BUSH
/ ness Income property. See Lee r. schuster.
Sls Mills Bdg-
MONEY TO LOAN o. good inside business
property. per cent Interest A 2. Cole-
8 Bros. 292 n: Oresun-
s. TO S80 loaned honest employee. cheap
est rates. confidential quick. satisfactory
service. Drake. 20l Roffrts- Banner
MONEY loaned on furniture. pianos. autos
dlamonds. ehattels. Newton as Trust BID
HEATERS 800 a week.
E0UTz MOORE co.
Lost and Found.
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ONE pair glasses in case On Octavia St
flnder please phone sf0sX after J.. m
THE DOC was lost because ne did not
wear collar sold By Sheers-Lazsnhy co d.
NEW furniture exchange Tor Old.
FOuTZ MOORE co.
PHONE So
LOsT-string Of gaid beads. Return to
70 Cornelia Apis and receive reward.
can evenings
s. l-EWARD VIII be given Tor any infor-
nation OF any person who put strychnine
u city garbage cans 10 soc block West
alain. 2e9 W Main.
LOST-At Canutiiio dance 18th. / val
tham r. G. watch with good service fob
attached. liberal reward for return Ray
% Bryan, BeEino. n Mex
DUOFoLDs only 81 down ana 81 a week
We sci FOR less.
BIO GRANilE FURNITURE co.
2oz south stanton s.. Phone 2so2
Emplovneuf Aoenefas
THE BORDER Employment agency.
II East Main Street Phone s2ls
Library lanles sl-e0 week
FoUTZ MOORE co.
Help Wanted-EIaIe.
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WANTED porter and dish washer. Pot
ter Confectionery Co
" ANTED-Good steady barber. Ed Mar
tn. Alamegordo. \. Il
WANTED good hoozkeeper. excellent
chance Tor advancement. Armour & CO.
Fall Mitchell EmpI0ymrnt Agency
203 San Frhnri~cu 81
WANTED American boy with wheel. one
not attending school Must know the
streets. Address \. = care He-aid
REAL estate salesman and trader wanted I
HAWKINS BROS.
iii. Aarin Bldg. Phone $500. (
WANT Al stock salesman TO sell high
grade mine developing company stock. /
Liberal proposition No advance agents ]
need reply Address Box sS3. Douglas I
Arizona
D-iAETsa iEN-Experienced On concentra- I
tor design and construction about April J
first Write fuu particulars. experielce. /
81 lry hea II. present location. references
Aderess e l36. care Herald
WANTED machlnists. boiler max
ers; handy men at Clovis. ~ IT, Can I
Master Mechanic office Santa Fe Ry.. Fl I
Faso. between 10 and . o'clock Saturday.
sunday and Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18
Business Chaness

Business Chances
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FOR SALE-My pop corn machine. cor.
oregon ana Franklin St c. 2 Jackson
WANTED party to take contract. for
hauling with steam tractor. FOR par1cu-
lars write p o. Box p. Magdalena, n 81
MONEY LOANED On diamonds. watches
iewslry and automobiles
SECURITY LOAN co. PHI. 255f.
Corr ~ e Paso and san Antoine SITS
WANTED sslesman TO travel n auto.
first class proposition Auto furnished
Must have $500 capital TO start Apply
at once. no East Frarklin St
SALOON for sale. which we were obliged
to take over TO protect our interests. al
old established business and q bargain for
the right party. The Bowman Bank &
Trust Co. Las Cruces n 81
NV EKA' SANATOKII a. Mosi az
proved scientific methods All chronic
Diseases. Nervous kidney Stomach Biad
der Female Diseases 202iz san Antonio
s.. Clles Blde Phone 1852
BEFORE YOU move or have furniture
stored or packed get our prices We can
save YOU money Huston Transfer & 5tor-
are Go. Phone $50
$4,000 CASH.
VIII buy controlling interest IN a corpora
tion now paying % percent No informa-
ton given over the phone.
LAY REALTY & TRUST CO.
2o4 Trust RidE
Best BUSINESS CHANCE N VALLEY.
$4,000. general store doing a business
Of $4,000 per year. turning a stock Of
$4,000 more than once month; es-o-e
building, fixtures and ground s5oG0. resi-
dence rooms, fine bath and living
rooms finished IN modern style. $1,000
haru $3.50. rented last year for $500
VIII take part trade and make terms
very easy
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50. BOO sen Antonio ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18
Stocks
LOWER MONDAY
Inspiration Is Exception
Working up to 45; Chino
Sells at 4O11.

The market opened stronger Monday
morning except some issues which were
under pressure like Sinclair oil Naud
Studebazer, according TO J. S. Curtiss q
Co, Hotel Sheldon
The general trend Of the copper shares
was downward with the exception OF In
spiration, which worked up TO As. Chine
sold az a0A and SHELTERS ut 50 even.
The stee-s. equipments and railroads
were strong, Reading reaching IS. on
selling pressure they showed reactions
from the high prices. american Can.
which has been consistently hulled lately.
made new high record OF ass but failed
TO hold Sinclair Oil on reports Of a cut
= dividend was weak.
On the curb. Verde Extension was un-
changed. Howe Sound was weaker. Ray
Hercules sold at "a. The oil shares were
lower
There was pronounced selling IN the
last hour on fear Of complications with
Holland
The following quotations furnished by
J. S. CErtiss O. Co. stocks and bonds.
Hotel sheldon. give the closing pricess
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-18

suhiect - n-nnrratic nrir1artes
Personal.
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spirella Corsets, Mrs- MINER. Ph- s4s4W
MRS. CHONLA woman's exchange 12s \
COTTON or rubber Earden hose Can a
a. Yaffe,s. ios S. - Pasc ST
LACE curtains Numbered Beautifully Kra-
mer. T. Horwitz, Mngr. Phone 1913
SINGER machines wanted.
PHONE S55.
KRAMER HIMSELF cleans curtains beau
tifuliy goe1lT
BABY Of healthy parents offered sof
adoption sometime in April address II.
l13. care Herald
UMATISM-Prompt relief superheaf-
ed Arr Baths New Err Sanat forum
z0Zia san Antonio Coles blig Pm $3.50
INEORMATION wanted regarding where
abouts Mrs. T. Memerlns- important.
Leave at Herald Office
WANTED address Of Isaac van schrou-
brooks last heard Of IN Fort Worth Write
7. 30 Herald
MONEY LOANED on diamonds. watches
ieweiry and automobiles.
SECURITY LOAN co. Pm. a75f.
Curncr 81 Pasn ana san Antonio Sts
GARDEN HOSE our prices are ne low
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE co.
2o7 south stanton St Phone 2so3
THE only nreproul warehouse % Il Paso-
Call US for storage Watch for our big
sale unclaimed goods March 90.
WESTERN TRANSFER & STORAGE co,
u q yale M.
ROOming BOuses-For Sale and Rent
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REAL bargain small apartment house.
By from owner. best Location 10 city.
$500 CASH, 80 rooms close ia. an nled.
Ire condition. leaving city. Gail 17seW-
OFFICE furniture ia payments.
FOUTL MOORE co.
FuRSITUiE Of nine room house cheap.
elsh or terms. Phone 5S6lR.
CLOSE In r1oming house for sale al a
bargain II sold this week. also two lots FOR
sale IN wichita Ealls Iexas- Phone S625.
Business Chances.
CALL for your garden hose 90 A Yates,
s9s s. El Paso. Phone 1855
FOR sALE-Ar a bargain Central Cnhfec-
tlonery- fsleta- Phone % OF call
LET Herman Transfer co. haul Vclr
trunk Is cents Phone $50.
CHATTER OAK stoves 800 a week
FoITL MOORE co.
TWO practical printers want lease on
paper IN New Mexico. State all first let
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INTEREST Dc auto stand for sale 10 man
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Ford Auto Service.
A RELIABLE man with some capital who
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