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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22

before me lies a letter which 1
u hope applies only to one girl in
1000O-and which I fear applies to
one in a hundred. For that hun
dredth girl this little holding up the
mirror to the eanker spot that viii
5lacken her whole nature.
81 had friend for over 2 year.
While I was away last summer she
met a man Of so. twice her own age.
He fell madly in love with her and
began to take her 20 dinners and
luncheons and to lavish on her such
gifts as evening gowns. expensive
sweater coats, silver bags with money
enclosed, perfumes, powders and other
lavish gifts
she never mentioned the other man
10 me nor did she let him know OF
me. I returned accidentally and we
met Two days later he disappeared
and she has not heard from him
since She broke the news Of his
gifts TO me gently-but gradually 1
got the whole story. I'm only earn
ing $50 a week. but she wanted me to
give her llvallier, set with three
small diamonds. for her Christmas
gift ] could not and gave her $50
gift instead Then she wrote and
told me not TO Try TO see her Tor the
present, but 60 save my money ana
when I felt I could spend a great
deal more on her to let her know and
she would take me back. know now
that 7 am well rid Of a woman who
would be an eucumbrance, but the dis
hurts. The other man
was honest, too. nd 7 feel sure he
planned to marry her, even as I did
J. X"
Cold blOoded. mercenary. selfish. q
cheat-these are the titles that spring
TO the lips in contemplating the his
tory Of J. ks friend. She was more
than that-she was guilty OF a high
crime against herself-that OF dwarf
Ing her own soul
When any girl measures her own
charms In terms OF what they VIII
buy for her and looks upon friend
shin as q means Of obtaining lavish
gifts she is putting herself in the
ugIest classification into which a
woman can fan
Never Looked at Herself.
OF course. the girl who let an in
fatuated old man pay for her clothes
and give her money never stood off
and took a good. square honest look
al herself. II she had done SO. this is
what she must have seen: A mercen-
lry girl selling q smile for a pair Of
shoes. a friendly word for q new hat
an hour Of her society for an evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

CBy Associated Press-l
New YORK, April ----lderc21tll paper
and s months 6 percent
Sterling co day bills S4.72ili conner
cial So day bills on banks SfI2; CONNER
cIzl 60 day blis sE-712i demand SAl54si
cables SA76 7-16.
Bar silver 99asc-
Mexican dollars Ftc-
Government bonds Irregular.
Railroad bonds Irregular
Time loans steady 60 days, IS ees sl
DAYS and six months So g g.
call money sready- high G; low p rul-
ing rate s. closing bid SIS offered 20 q
last lean 6.
Lead-S7.l2iz GT-z5.
Couper-S13
Speiter-East ST. Leuis delivery $3.50
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. EnE-. april e2-The following
are the quotations Tor today in the Lon
don metals market
Copper-spot $40; futures E110s electro
lytic E125-
Tin-Sput 1888; futures z555.
lsead-Spot E29. 10s- futures f-s. los
spclter-Spot s54. futures so
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican hank notes. state bills, Z 4se
Mexican pesos Use
Mexican gold 5s 6521z.
Il Paso Smelling Quotations
Bar silver CHaudy s Harmon quota
London lead. s2s. SO
CopPer-wirs bars sa25o-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
BASSETT MPRESSES DOCTORS
WITH RIGID FLOUR RULING

with reference TO the rules gov
eruing physicians certificates for
the sick TO purchase wheat flour,
bulletin issued from the local food
administration states that no ply
stefan should give an order to any
person for himself OF for anyone to
secure -four unless the one for whom
the order IS issued needs that flour
for health purposes A mere state
meut by the physician that there are
SO many children IN a family IS not
evidence that flour should be secured
for them. II any doctor has issued
certificate permitting an applicant &c
purchase -four for the reason that the
dictor wanted TO accommodate thar
applicant and sickness and absolute
necessity has not been established,
then said certificate should be re-
called az once By the physician IS
suing the same
''This office is doing all fin its
power TO conserve the -four supply
for the benefit Of the entire city OF
FL PasO, and any statement going
forth from q doctor that flour Is
necessary when the doctor well
knows that il is not necessary is an
evasion OF the spirit Of this rule and
regulation" said administrator
Charles n Bassetr-
It was stated al. the office OF Mr.
Bassett that @. II. LAWRENCE viii be
heard Tuesday on q charge OF violat-
ing the rules OF The food admiuistra-
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22

Employment Agencies
THE BORDER Employment Agency
III East Main Street Phone 4zl5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22

later meets a fine girl for whom he
cares seriously they have a real prob
lem to solve. a real tragedy TO face.
But when a 19-year-Old ''youngster'
"a mere child-with a record back
Of him Of a marriage at is. comes
into a girls life. she would do well
TO stop and think. Is such bow
worth knowing II he is emotional
weak-willed. unstable and without
any real loyalty in his nature IL
wouldn't DO much good 70 know him
even If he were single. His foolish.
headlong marriage may not prove
these things. 7 am not In position
TO Judge. but 7 want you to put YOUR
self in a position to Judge When n
Girl goes about with a married man
her reputation is generally forfeited
This boy sounds like the sort OF
headiong. impetuous. chanEeable
TOuugster who would not be able 20
protect you either from the world OF
himself You mrst nrOceed very
slowly and carefully. II YOU have
brother or father. or mother. let one
OF them Investigate You are drift
ing into a dangerous position when
YOU form n friendship such as you
suggest. Take soundings and chart
your course before you drift too far.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
RECKON TIE VALrFs.

Dear Miss Fairfax
I have been going about with a
young man for year and he has
asked me 70 break off CORE
spending with a former sweet
heart now in the armv. Recently
he has ignored me. While love
him. I would like YOU TO advise
me IN regard to continuing my
correspondence with my soldier
boy c. r
How much do you love the sweet
heart whose com mandS and requests
YOU are discussing with NEE How
sincere do YOU consider his feeling
for vOu2 How much did your friend
ship with the soldier mean to vou2
Figure out the actual values Of the
situation. 7 do not quite understand
the sentence in which YOU tell me
how your lover is ignoring you
don't like jealousy nor a tendency 20
be tyranical and issue orders on the
other hand. 7 do admire n man whose
toward the Girl for whom he
cares is one ~ kindly qua rdianshin
and OF unwillinEness to let her harm
herself nv association with people OF
the wrong sort
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
CORN MARKET
TURNS BEARI5H
Liberal Receipts and Fine
Weather Sends Grain
Prices Lower.
Nlo5TlE5-o30iatioHs reject closing DTlae5

N0IE-Cuotati1ns reflect closing prices
April o.
chicago. ILL.,. April 22-Liberal receipts
ana fine weather had bearish influence
today on corn Covering 10y shorts, how
ever gave the market a temporary IsfL
Trade lacked volume. Opening quotations
which varied from s cents off 90 8
cents advance with May S1-z71s and July
&i-45 TO sla5A were followed by rather
sharp upturn in the July delivery. and
then sag TO wen below Saturdays I'm
Ssh
Later, the market developed consider
able strength owing TO renewed predic-
lions OF a falling off I'm arrivals from the
country and as a result Of decrease in
the visible supply total
Absence OF export demand weakened
oats After opening E. Off 20 y cent UP
with Nay Sais Co S31. prices hardened
little and then tended downward.
Lower quotations on hogs acted as q
weight on provisions
Selling which appeared 90 come from
packing interests Jed subsequently, to fur
ther declines.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
DEMAND FOR SILVER SENDS
PRICE UP TO 991Z

Nv T1-E- I-lI- ---IIa E1TGTI1l9IL :
plan to melt several hundred millions OF
silver dollars now in the treasury vaults,
fixing an artirrary price Of 81 an ounc4-
has again stimulated demand for that
metal In the local market
Two weeks ego bar silver was quoted AZ
glE cents BY steady degrees lt has
climbed 90 within a fraction OF the price
fixed by the treasury department. selling
today at s91z cents Dealers In silver say
that the extraordinary demand Tor that
metal from India and China is chiefly re-
sponsI1le for its rac-rra-t strength
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
Livestock Market

AAAANaAAN A4AhE1AAlAaas AAAi7Ha
Chicago. III. April c2-Hc =-Receipts
$1,000, tomorrow $4,000 Market slow.
Bulk SLl-loG 1885 light Sll-leE ll-l5,
heavy f1f10G 1888; piss s1a25 RI 1873
Native steers Slo-S5 ls-Z5i stoczers and
feeders sS-50G1ZG0; cows and heifers
$40 6I5.s5; calves $500 G14.T5
She-p-Recelpts 1900. Market firm
kansas City IIvestock. Close.
Kansas city. 40. April 21.-Ho ogre
ceipts 10000. Market steady. Bulk $3.50
Gl7-f5. heavy SII1QT17-50, lsElt S17-20 o
CattIe-ReceIpts 1890. Market steady.
Prime FED steers s1e-o0G 1--29; dressed
baef steers sla5oG 1880; western steers
$3.50 g 1855; southern steers $500 q 3;
srOczers and feeders fs.25 n 1850. bulls
$3.50 lLI5: calves 5000 1&-
sheep-Receiuts 5o0o- Market higher
Lambs f-9-aee -l-t5; yeorlirgz sl6-5o4
$500; wsthers s15.o0617-oo; ewes s15-00@
1875 stocEers and feeders sS.5e G1S.5g.
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver Colo-s April ---Cartla-lte-
calpts -3oe. Market 10 20 % cents lower
Beef steers $3.50 1915 cows and heifers
sI--5 q 1873; sroczers and feeders $4,000
14-5e; calves $3.50 G1f.50-
HoEs-Reeeiuts 1900 Market steady.
TOP $3.50 Bulk $500 1880
sheep-3eceipts 5000 Market IS TO .
cents higher Lambs S29-55 q -l-ls. ewes
s15.506 I7.0o.
Fort Worth Livestock. Close
fBy ZeiEar EoteN
H0gs-Recairrs 5000 Market 10 Co 20
cents higher. Top S17-7O. bulk s17-00G
11-5o.
Cattle-ReceInts 1900. Iucludln- 1000
calves and 5000 through. Beef steers
slow, steady; top So; bulk s1eG13; cows
slow; top S11, bulk SS-ooGa61; heifers
steady; TOP. SIS. bulk ss-5o41e: bulls
steady, $3.50 s.e5- calves steady. top
Sass, bulk $3.50 S-0Cksrs. 15c 10 CSC
lower; steers Ss-50G12- cows slow 500; /
heiters steady, $500 $50; calves sS-50G
1ebG.
sheap-ReeeiD.s 1900. lLarl.et sLeafr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
STOCKS
HIGHER MONDAY
Market Shows Substantial
Advances Over Satur-
days Close.

The copper stock market opened strong
Monday. according 10 7 s Curtiss q Co..
Hotel sheldon. Prices were better thar
saturdays close and held firm during
most Of the morning Some unusual In
terest was shown in the big porphyry
coppers which showed more life than for
many weeks past Inspiration was the
Ing orders. through SO. which Is q new
high record on this present move. Chino
Copper followed closely and sold Up 10
4-% better than &c has done for some
time Utah and Ray copper both adj
vauCed, and gossip on the exchange had
it that increased price for copper TO be
fixed by the war board would be a big
feature ia justifyinE higher prices FOR
the large low grade producers which were
making the advances this morning
In the Industrial and war equipment
groups. American Car and Foundry made
substantial advance due TO reported
company Bethlehem SteeI and Z. S.
steel held firm up TO noon at about o.
enllE prices unchanged from Saturday
Railroad stocks were quiet. making
their best prices at the opening L. S.
Rubber and DistiIlers and other special
ties continued their activity under pool op-
erltlous started last week on the upward
swing 90 the market
News from Ireland OF threatened rebel
lion there caused some selling in last
hour OF the market and prices closed be-
low the best for the day but with a firm
uuderuoue- Transactions were N larger
The following quotations furnished By
J. S. Curtiss a. Co.. stocks and bonds,
Hotel sheldon. give the closing prices
Curb Conner Stocks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
IT IS Al MRoNGl

II II ALL " hONlua
Dear Miss Fairfax.
Ny sister Is going about with
man older than herself She
does not care for him. but accerts
his attentions because he lavishes
an kinds OF costly presents on
her When I demonstrate with
her and say IL IS o breach Of So
claI etiquette ana not compatible
with srraig hrforWard and honest
principles for her 20 accept such
gifts on such short acquaintance.
and from a man so old. she only
snruEs her shoulders and tells me
TO mind my own business. 7 be-
leTe IL she could read your opin-
ION REGARDING this question she
might be brought TO see the right
and wrong Of it. Sister.
Social etiquette is not the thing
which is at stake. Your sisters own
dignity and self-respect and good
principles are the real issue. When q
girl lets q man. for whom she does
not care. lavish gifts on her. she Is
gives her a cold-bl0oded. mercenary
attitude which is going 10 shut her
oII from an appreciation Of all the
warm JOY and happiness OF life. It
won't do. The man himself will soon
wake 10 a sneering consciousness that
your sisters society can be bought
pr perhaps he will be so selfish as to
be willing TO have her with him on
any terms. and a man like that can
not possibly give q girl any real hap
1lness- Tell her that love and joy
ana friendship are free. We get
them by. giving Mercenary friend
ships bring nothing In the end and
'our sister is going TO sell her birth
right Tor mess or pOttage-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
IS REsrING cnnrFoRraRr-r

AIRS 3. IL Strickland. who was
operated on Saturday in Providence
hospital, was resting comfortably
Monday. 1t was reported by her nus
band. who is stenOgrapher in the fed
eral court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22

Miss Claire Galligan, OF the New
scored a brilliant victory iu the 200
yard national A. A. L. swimming
championship. held ia New York. Her
time was three minutes 8 % seconds.
a new American record for a 20 foot
u1uL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
Cotton Market
- -. Futur.s cIn..

New York Futures. Close.
New york. April Cotton futures
closed steady Nay 2S.s8s July 2S-61; Oc-
tober 1855. December e7--5; January
$780,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22

WANTED borrow $4,000 on enc and
two years time notes secured by lien On
lands near Fabaus E1 Paso county worth
81 5000. And bearing S per cent Interest
Address AIRS. Tomasa g. Girou. san Eli
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22

LAWS OF WARFARE
We're violated BY Germans by their
frst use Of gas bombs IN the battle
Of Ypres, three years ago today, April
p, 1915.
Find a German
sATURDAY'B ANSWER.
Upper let Conner dorm, ere 1t left
f1nr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
ANSWERS 10 HERALD WANT ADS.

The following list OF uncalled for an
swers 90 Herald Want Advertisements are
now being held FOR delivery at The Her
old business office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
Is HE WORTH KNOwTNGs

III y N 7 II TN-NW v 7 W
Dear Miss Fairfax:
About three weeks ago 7 met
young man at an amusement
place TO which both he and 7 go
frequently. but not together He
is wei hammered and refined.
The fact is that he IS married but
does not live with his wife He
has no children. 7 have learned
Of his marriage from himself. but
7 know nothing Of his married
life. ] would like YOUR advice as
TO whether it would he prOner for
me TO keep an appointment with
him and continue our friendship
he is 10 and has been married
since last April Anxious.
When man marries unhappily and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
Political Announcements

f 7sr=~-r-rT-~NTn~-~-rs---r=sH
Claude b. Hudspeth- Congressman Istb
congressional district
R 81. Dudley. senator 25th senatorial
district OF Teraa-
R. E, Thomason. member Of legislature
Adrian Pool member OF legislature.
1lSth district
James r. Harper. CHIEF justice court OF
( civil appeals. Sth supreme judicial district.
We, the undersigned endorse the
above named candidates for the respec-
tive places. and We hereby announce our
selves as candidates FOR the places iudi-
Gated after our names. subject TO the
action OF the Democratic primaries:
W D. Howe. judge Sfth judicial dis
Leigh Clark. district attorney. ssth iu-
diclal district
e b McCIintoel,. county Judge.
Vi. H. Fryer. county attorney.
" P Brady. Judge county court az
Seth h Orndorft. saerifl.
R D Richey. county collector.
g L. Mckinney. district clerk
W D. Greet county clerk.
John 7. Cain, county assessor.
a R. Webb. county treasurer.
Myra Wlnkler county superintendent.
W c Roberts. hide and animal in
] n. Beaver. justice Of the peace. pre-
A J. Han. justice OF the peace. precinct
/ n. Davis. constable. precinct No. L
J. W. Carter. county surveyor
J. Z. williams. county Commissioner. Z
precinct No l place No. l.
Robert Lyons. county commissioner. I
precinct No 2. place No. l.
George Pendeil. county commissioner. /
Henry Herring. county commissioner.
precinct No.
FOR THE SENATE.
II Il Mcfarland Of Alpine. candidate FOR
state Senate. 25rh Senatorial District.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22

u FOR keni-H0uses UnfUTEIsked.
~------~--~---~-~---~-~-~-
-FOUR room modern cottage Phone $3.50
I. 1--WE room house. inquire s1s " Campbell
THREE room cottage So $500 Manzan5
street
Fok BEN room bunsaloF in Kern
I Flace- Phone f-55R
slX room house. garage, can mornings
EIGHT rooms close In $50 per month.
Apply l2ll n campheu-
/ FIVE room house in Government Hu SIS.
Also one On Erie street $50 Pm sss2L-
-FOUR room new house and sieepinE porch
% slek Or snanish- Apply 500 =. Missouri
F KITCHEN Cabinets 81 week
F0JTZ MOORE CO.
HOtk rooms and sleeping porch. sl7-5d-
MODERN room h0use. an conTenienees-
in very desirable location. $50 month. Phi
MODERN brick cot-age in Grand view
near r. Bliss car line. references Phcne
3oesaL
-FOUR room modern bungalow. 400 block
y Fl Faso 81 So See r. T. Lyons. 1o2
Texas St
DESIRABLE two room cottage. Iarse
sleeping porch. $40 151S Nations Avenue.
Grandvieu--
TIN room house 1880 J.. Bouievard- rent
By month $50. Corner Austin and Bouia-
t.lfN- tnone l-fe-
FOR RENT-By owner. 10 room house
partly furnished. close in. viii sen furnl-
lure- us Msgoffin- Phone 2s53W-
FOR RENT-Four rooms and g.azsed IN
sireplng porch In the five point district
ava VISA Phone 6f2SW-
MODERN four room house. large yards
a65o Bishop S. Rent FOR summer months
SIS per mo Phone Ss57R-
MODERN hungalow. & rooms. bath Ard
sleeping porch. S1IG MorencL one block
from street car Phone 2s6S.
SEVEN room house. modern. newly paint
Cd and papered with goed shade and
chicken yard close IN. MaEoffin Ave
Want eood tenant Phone AIgH or call
l2ll = san Antonio ST.
rooms. porches. garage. water. fur
nished s35. minute ride p o.
CREEL & CANNON.
22l Mus St Phone 5O7s-
siN FOOT ENTENsIoN TABLE.
YOUNG FURNITURE co.
1oz s stanton St. Phone SIS
3 rooms. I706 E. BouieVard- -------Ss5 80
rooms garage. 1ls1 Montana. heat $500
DOUGLAS G. CBOWELL AGENCY.
e2i Mills Elds. Phone SSoo. I
FOR RsNT-1odern four room bungalow. I
stl4 Douglas street. tive blocks from Alta I
vista school VIII furnish shades limo I
deslraele. Phone ss57R-
MESA AND FRANKLIN
-s rooms. sos Mesa ave. reasonable rent.
% rooms. OF Mesa ave. reasonable rent
DOUGLAS G. CROWELL AGENCY.
- .-l--s 5ltg. Phone $500. I
Ll may De all right 90 pay I5c o. 81 20
move a trunk but we only charge z5c any
" mere On the city All cthe- moving 70 3
proper tiou- Herman Transfer & storage
20 Phone $50 We give s. e a. Green
IraeinE stamps
CLOSE IN FLATS.
s1--A Texas ST., rear: rms. bath and .
s. T. Pr water furnished. very derfratIe
ana reasonable at gl25c and SIS
ElSk-RAMSEH REALTY CO.
l5-5s 4g.s, Trust BIDS
OK -Responsible parties. Nay
lrsL Rouse sll Epson two cool five room
l4la ali modern convenience. No small
nllcren Or invaids- Apply next door.
800 DOWN and 81 a week TlT place
me Or our refrigerators In your home.
hiO GhANDE FURNITURE co.
W se9.h Stanton 81 Phone 2so2
FOUR ROOM COTTAGE-ST5.
$50 Lebanon ST., rms. bath AID ST pal
-A SITUATED on corner. 2 block % paved I !
l-s Manhattan Hts. two blocks to car / &
NE; IN good repair. $3.50. b
El.k-RAMsET BEATTY co.
acne -.'- zgult E-5g. :
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22

Help Wanted-male.
Fail & Mitchell Employment Agency.
2o3 san Francisco 81.
WANTED-Night clerk. man Of middle
age preferred. Park hotel. DemiaE. y. 81.
EXPERIENCED furniture packer. $50
day. A Isl. Herald.
WANTED-steamftter Apply east gate
WANTED-Cook for small family. japan
csc or Chinese Phone Ysleta 5s4J.
HOUSTON TRANSFER & STORAGE can
save you money on moving Phone 80
WANTED-American boy with wheel one
not attending school Apply Herald bust
ness oll.cs-
WANTED-Nexicau house man az jani-or,
one not afraid Of work Apply Apt "a
Aragon-
TAILOR wanted. can company H. 64th
INF 9 a. m tomorrow. SIS per week or
piece work
WANTED-Table waiter. white man. 81
per week and room Hotel Bates. Carlsbad,
~ 81
WANTED-Boolzkeeper must be accurate
and good peumau- Local experience 500
A. b. O. care Herald
WANTED-Refrigerat engineer. for
night run. Columbus Ice & Cold Storage
Co. Columbus. y 81
WANTED-First class ail-round cleaner,
presser. sporter. dyer and halter Married
man preferred Good wages Steady job
p O. Box $50. Bisbee, AEiz
SIN Italian stone masons 20 work IN Hills
boro. n A. 500 per month and board
for hours work Apply Sheers-Lazenh
Co. 80 Texas St
WANTED-Engii Spanish stenographer
either lady or gentleman must be prof.
Client ln English as well as spanish Appiy
20s w Overland. wholesale dept China
Palace Co
WANTED-First class halter. Prefer com
hlnation cleaner and halter. Don't reply
unless you can deliver first class Wor1-
state salary expected and when can re-
port for work No transportation adj
vauced- STEADY place 90 right man. Pan
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
SiEuaions Ranled-MaIe.

1AA44lM4 " anAEA
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CARPENTER work wanted. Phone 65S-Af-
WORK by the week after school and sat
urday By coIored boy 1s- Phone $40.
FILIPINO. electrical graduate with three
years experience. desires position p. %.
Box 1853 City
WANTED-By energetic young man with
best Of references-out door work Write
d. IFS. care Herald
WASrED-By young man light work on
ranch on farm Ga Texas. New Mexico or
Arizona Write u 175. care Hcrald
LIVE wire with automobile wishes 10
connect with wholesale house VIII con-
slider any other legitimate proposition. a
No z references. Write T. 135. Herald.
BRAKEMEN AND FIRElIEN. sI25 t6
$50 monthly hour day. able bodied
men. good vision. age Is 10 90. experience
unnecessary- Permanent positions write
Railway care Herald
IN GLIsH-SPASISH stenographer would
Ike 90 secure one or two hours work
evenings. Either correspondence or book
keepiug- Competent in both Address -.
u.s. Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22

RAMSEY AfrS.-3-a-s ~. Missouri 4
ICONS oath and sleeping porch newly re-
I.l,isnsd Q. front. second 0oor-yf0.
fAi-AA> COURT. rooms. bath ard sf--u-
ms porch. ln first class condition ..o4s
ln-s2l-5Q and $3.50
i2o6-s n 81 PASO. q rooms nsth. from
ana sIeeping porches gas rance- vs-5r fe-
sirahle. and only $3.50
800 TENS, rooms batl ana uleeDip-
rorcl-f1
FISK-RAMSEY REALTY CO.
'-' -i~ Trust E-1E.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
Personal


COTTON or rubber garden hose. Call al
A. Yates 4o9 s. FL Paso St.
PAKTF roinE TO Denver wishes couple Of
passengers 10 go with him. Phone 8553J-
KURTAISS RLEANED korrectly. Kramer
90S32i-
MRS. CHONLA wCman's exchange. 129 ~
Campbell
BRASS beds 81 a week
FOUTZ MOORE co.
IN YOU ARE IN THE MARKET for any
kind OF a sewing machine. see Us now
YOUNG FURNITUR CO.
107 s. stanton St. Phone So.
SIS REWARD.
For the whereabouts Of VIM Rogers
blacksmith fair completed. 3 years
Old 5 IL. in. brown hair. little gray,
bulge In forehead over right eye. weighs
1928. And my son Albert Rogers ~
years old. large for age. fair Completed.
brown hair and eyes Has been operated
on for appendicitis at De Rider. La Ae-
dress mother. Mrs Mile Rogers 1891
Sa bine Pass. Beaumont Texas