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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11
NEARLY THOUSAND
NAMES ARE ADDED
TO CASUALTY LIST
Day Roster Of Killed and Wound
ed Includes 787 of Those Who
Have Made the Supreme Sacri.
hce in Nation Service.

The casualty lists issued by the wal
department today contained HSl
names. divided a. follows
Killed in action 768 died oil
wounds, Isl died OF disease. 40
wounded severely. 20 wounded. de.
gree undetermined. i25 wounded
slightly. 4s died from accident and
other causes. 3; prisoner. J..
ihe latest list OF those killed in
action and those wounded severely
follows.
Killed la action.
Majors Joseph O kreuiS. Tacoma,
Wash Thos Bedford Anderson. la
trobe, Pa.
Capts. Orville /. Arnold. sparta.
Wis Jeremiah h. Murphy. Hridgc-
port Conn stephen J. H. Reed.
Schenectady. y. Y; Clarence j. s;ode-
mann, 81. Louis. Mo.
Lieuts, Louis Raymond Abel. Leb-
anon. Conn Irving Booth nssiuinE
y. Y; Daniel :. Keller I,osemont.
IA.
Ssrgts. chiffon r. Barnett. Logan.
O.. Geo. f. Becker. ALBANY. y v.
Carl r Gchrins, Marietta. o. Chas.
kral. York Springs, Pa Raymond
smith Long. Doylestown. Pa. Elwvn
charles McKinnon. Los Angeles. cal.
John Masoni. Italy Charlie a. New
80 - AHNANoH wv wv NNHAN a
Sheehy Los Angeles, Calf James a
Steed. Dewitt. Va. Herbert H. swear
or, Malvern Pa, John NJ Sweetman.
SebastOpol, Calif william u. Whit
ley. Oakland, cant Headley VIII
l'ams. Lebanon. Mo. Benjamin j.
Adams. 81 cloud. MINI Denis Ash
wort, orange, Tex Harry Bersou.
New Britain. Conn Auls Fagg. Mar,
vile. Tenn Thomas Monday VOL
NsNgtlla - ARsNNrv l. AH.aUH.l
South Falls, y. y, Arycl %. Rose.
C%arlinville, ~
Corps. John l. Albdckcr Aspin-
wall, Pa. Charlie Aistatt. Wiusiow
Ind, pverton y Morris. Metropolis.
III clyde Elton Richards. Has milton.
Pa; Fred Bass, Edcnton. y q Rich
ard H. Dickson, Knoxville. Tenn
Henry 1. Foster. Brookueal. Na
Samuel 5 Griffiths. Pittsburgh. PA
John ~ Lurker. Nj Vernon. Ind
James : McNait Williamsburg, pa:
tharles O. Marchhank, Vanhuren. Mo.
Herbert VI Miles, Warreutcn y. e.,
Walter A. Morris. Ias~ilou. O..
John G. O'Donnor. Chicago. Joseph
Patton, PcaVine. Tenn benjamin
Stoudenhcimer. Wooster. - lenra NJ.
Weare, Versailles. Ind Frank Wcav-
er, Warrenton. \. G.. Lester l.. WeN-
iandt. Peters, calf Virgil e. WON
mack. S~unnyside. Wash.
Mechanics Alexander j kJwCiGpSki,
Chicago; Chas W krebs. prsngeburg.
y. Y. Frank Navrusa. Skidmore
Tex charlie v. wilkins, West dur.
ham. y. g., Musician paul -. Adam.
son, Kansas city, Mo Thomas -
Adams. Gaipesboro Frederick 60.
va Neru Aibcin Anderson. Ellington
y. v; VIM. r. Anderson. Harrison
y. V; George T. Appleton. Pitts.
burgh, IA Henry /. Ashcraft Milan
Ind. William Austin. Knoxville
Tenn. John Il Avant. Albcmaric. y
= Antoine W Bailey. New britain
Conn Charles A. Baker ClCvcrdalc
t'alif lvey D. echanan, Elizabeth.
town. Ky; Lawrence Bigbce. OAK.
ridge, Miss Frank s. Rogardus. Mont.
rose, n, Y Xavier j. Boltz. Erie, Pa.
charles u lionawitz. Pine Grove
s~chuylkill co. Pa. Kelly Boomgar.
den. Steen, MINI. Frederick ". Coch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11
Business Shy in
Face of Uncertain
Trade Conditions

Sew York, Nov. 5 Hutlatr,ot's
today SAYS
TRADE continues TO taper of, fH-
m0rs of peace. effects of iuiiuuul..
the election holiday and hrnt buying
resulting from warm weather having
rcpresscd operations. and also Q tho
same time there w a strongly defined
tendency to mark time while trying
TO sketch out the probable breadth.
OF readlustmcnts to follow the peace
now apparently in sight In fact the
foscatc outlook In Europe ,Nifi pre-
matur rcports Of Germany having
accepted terms submitted hV tho al-
iiod powers. have ALREADY taken form
In the unsottlomcnt of grain ana cot
ton prices. ~ cancellations of SOME
orders. iu the holding up uf cone
tcmplatcd plant %cNtensiouu. ulai n
higher prirsa for securities I.uun-
mixing n The absence of m.u
from tho list ct buyers. IIsl uurI
made tuJ some increase Boo tIuIII,
OF merchandise. and IN Wow uI fnt
inevitable defeat ot GcrWHnA. IrI..
specify" OF what mat ,uIutT IuIN
Dep zoe pulhhlins Over terms. thy a...
,rIl disposition be- - sh, av.N 1fuw
placing ordorS when no, |u1tcnfI1Is
suggest lower prices no least uu,I fu.
adjustments have bctn worked out
N'rklt bank |rloarngs S1.-fD. u.1.-
600.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11

rnne. %Drockton. Mass william 3
'urrcll. k~enuapolis. y g.. John J.,
C%uushliu, Archibald. "a Ernest NJ.
coulter. Robinson, m John CROW
der, brow asVille Tenn Frank 'upe-
lit, Heavier Meadow. Pa Willie y.
Davis, Dallas. Tex Meter Epstein.
New York Leslie Foy Neruua. y Co.,
luhu Fiainl Philadelphia oscar
Franklin. Montgomery Ma John =.
Garland. Monroe. y. g. Franklin
Godfrey S%impson,illp. :. Co. Rruadus
O. H,u's GaffueN. : g.. Silas g.
Nudspcth. NeliVillr Ark Frank
NNckuT Mccullough. hellcmpdd.
Sumetset co. y. D. Charles McO;tntt.
Bcllville g. Y. Walter /. Mouteith.
Chenille. y. g.: Lowell Montgomery.
L"uglauc Mo-. George Thomas Moon
c,. scranton, Pa John r Morris. 81.
laui KAN. Ou holland. Bcrwyn.
okla steve Olrs. chicago. David Ott.
Rockford Tenn, oliver /. Hidglcy.
Warren O. Richard r. Rigney. Man
OF. Pa Aubrey T.. Robinson Lynn.
y ass Bud Ross. Granny. Mo. Pete
Anderson, Marshailtown Ia. Frank r.
Barry, Nidgeway, Pa Maurice II BE.
mott. brooklyn, n. Y. Rubbie H..
rreihan. ST Louis, Mo. Daniel u.
brown. Kciser. Ark. Guy &. Brown.
Goddard. Kan. Elwood X. buchanan.
Philadelphia. Pa. lanes Burleson,
boOnford y. c.. Edward !. Byron,
Chicago. Arkansas X. Chambers, RAJ
eigh. y g. Paul ". Chamier. Evans
vile. Ind Arden I. Chapman, Find
lay, O.; Harold W. Chestnut. New
iork. Peter Christensen. Perth Am
boy. y. J. Fay Irving Davis, Fort
Johnson, y. Y; william r. Dodson,
Sandy Ridge, y. g.. Joseph T.. Don
nelly, san Diego, cant stephen En-.
NETT Donnelly, Peekskill. n. ". Cecil
Draper, Harrin, Ill Kirk ~ Duncan,
Lynrville. la; John ~ Easter. Lin.
wood. y G Arthur L. Edmundson.
Snowhill. y C.. Garcie calvin Ed
wards. Highlands. \. e: J. a. r:gan,
Watervliet. y. Y; Leonidas V. Ellis,
Princeton. Mo. Louis I. Ferguson.
Pittsburgh, Pa. James Flatley. Scran-
ton. Pa Frederick 4. Fleming. Roy
ersford. Pa Alfred r.. Fuerst, Cleve-
land, a.. Edw g. Calvin. buffalo. y.
v Adrian ~. Grantham. Mt olive,
\. e. Milton AsburN Green. Blowing
Rock. - a. suck Hiii %Smithfeld.
y. g. Monroe u Hunter. pillsburR
Pa, Vincent k,rvin. Winterset la
stephen kukil, Maio. Wash Sam
uel Leo, Halifax. Pa Leo I.eofskN.
Spring creek. Pa. Lloyd Leonard.
Wakeman, O.. lsadore I.cSpcrance,
Two Rivers, Wis Alva g Lewis. Ri
bile Grove. IN. Howard NJ. Lewis. Den
yer colo sam Iipshitz Now York
Rauze. n Little. stanfield x q
Louis l.. Long ohio No nov IoWr
ClnpIe " IA Alfred Iucchesi Now
YORK John r. lynch \ q.
August Nia"nr. Fcrnley. Ncv. Lee -
WInslow. Junesboro. Ind.
wmuudc,i s.,,,,I,
Lieut. Fred A. Rossuan. Loyal
WIS.
Sergts. John W NcClain. lnman.
s G., Claude NJ Norris. Houorsville,
Ala
Corps. John William McCarron,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11
Abel E. Perea Is a
Victim of influence

Abel y. Pcroa. son of Pedro rcrca.
who was "A former delegate 10 con-
Stress from New Mexico, died tins
morning n his homo IN Bernalil!o.-
. victim OF the spanish influenza.
The funeral arrangements have not
set been made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11

ualtS nst win tHc exception ct those
reported only slightly W'hii"1. inl-
low.
KILLED ~ Nctiou
Mai John g. Atwood. pittsburgh.
Its. Gordon Ro,I. Sow Yo,G; An.
Dire ~ GruudcrlIrh. 'htcago. ~.
sorgts Nrthu. d Icme", Nov 70
Dhplie. ~ John Nanlrnr MCktr.
Eustis. iIH Ifnr't' ". Matthews.
Krnbridr,. Va Gordon T.. i,todos.
kinsiuu. o. Paul t,, Ba,lcSs. Find
la,. g.. Hinton 4 bardcn. Driye,.
Va: Geo Natttck. Milwaukee, WIS.
Corp. Ralph Milhurn M~uikcytown.
~. p,V., $ Patterson. Irichsvillc.
Mechanic Frank Fierce, Knsalo.
Va
pyts. Louis Nckcrman. -. Paul.
MINI Kafallc AgroEta. New York;
Geo Grady barnes. Boone. y. g.. Jas.
4. BcasiN, Hobokcn. y. J.. Henry
Bctz. NochHwken. y J.; Chester \.
Bud. stockton Kas Henry II. Burns.
plymouth, Pa ChHs. Collins. Men
ard, Mont August o bowling. Titus
vile, IA: John ~ Dudick. Detroit.
Mich. Geo. W. Fritz. Temple. Pa
Fred ~ lioberman. Olalla. Wash.
VIM " Lindsay. Pittsburgh. ~
clyde ". McClellanu. Ashland. Ky.
David y. Mcintyre. Swanton. Md
Milton Mclaughlin. Otwell. Ind
Louis \ Maske. Rochester. y. Y.
LLOYD b. Matter, Halifax. Pa; Allen
Is. Mitchell, Iloncapath, =. c.: Jas. o.
Mitchell, Albion. Tex; Jos. Il. Norris,
Erie. k0s.. John Perniz, sparrow
point, Md. VIM. Phillips. Shenan-
doah. Pa Antonio Ticrro. Steuben-
vile, o.; Jas ~ Reed. Single, wye.
Alfred = Rice. South Fork, Pa; clay
TOT H. Richards. Barron. Wis: Earn.
est G. Richardson. Pennington. la. t.
Harry W. Riddle. Baker CITY. Ore.
David Nathan Rubin. Eimira, ~. Y;
Edw VI. Sannes. Chicago. III: Cristo-
Sarsello, Burlington, Pa: Theron
VI. Spencer, PontotoC. Miss. Alex
stern. Cleveland. q: Query j. Tenn
pic. Blskely. Ga.
Died Of Disease.
SerEts. Geo. II Doyer, 81. Joseph.
Mo RAYMOND Il Law. Pontiac. M
Verne ! Mounts, Prospect. O.
Corps. John ~ Peterman. Eliza.
beth, \ j., John ". Ross. New Bruins
wick, y. T.; Patrick J. Sheshan. Ber-
nard. la John n. Wesack, Adair, 10
Wagner Raymond Hartcl. Beaver
Dam. WIS.
Pvts. Hugh Adams, Glen Ridge. y.
J.; Geo. , Armenian. Ma2eppa,
n,nn' n'I'h'" NS'h'i fuIu"'
'i'hn ii'hiN - Nshihf NeIisbutE
n"S' ~''.p'tt oha' NeD.'
naIi J." halI'N' 'tfrc iihhte' ina :
N's',n bnlilhf'i Nap'on' NO. or
,"hu - nlshop. I~"lusburH, -; Z mas
~, i"tk ralls WIS H'F car
,oI' M~ash'hEtuh' - oscar - col
''n' range Mas N~"th"niel Davis
Ayers. Ga: Herb, ~ Cummings Brew.
! h,of Marx SlhhonS' Hen
iy't'"' 'kld u'roctt " Goodman,
" lll'inH"h W Va Laurel J. hinan,
N,''W tt1Ihplon Ia" ito"l u hail
butg r.rp p", = anJ,rs 49,,
trr Ui. ToE, Nriit,,t, 30,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11

Bilious Feel heavy AFTER dinner
Ritter ttsie' Complexion 6al.oN '
Liver perhaps needs waking WI.
poan's Rcgulets for bilious attacks.
SOC az all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11

pointed chairman of bona ANA county
for the United War Work DIwuuru
November ~ TO d.. publicity .uu-
miitcc composed of Fred I'.4s ~. s..
Bioaddus and n !. lallJup, hos ll-
ready been appointed other commit
tees and team cAptaiu ms wII IY naw,l
at an early date.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06

Five acres six miles down valley, for
modern bungalow. Forty acres. Il miles
up the valley. all under cultivation, for
residence. Modern business store and
rooms above: brings S110 per month rent.
trade for cottage Ten lots well located
IN city. trade FOR residence; viii assume
Two residences, modern; waut valley land
Five room house, furnished7 want small
piece valley land Uptodate business cor
ner In heart Of city; want cattle ranch
NJ 10 $3.50. 900. First class roomlng house :
sen cheap. Have cash buyer for uptodate
residence. north side See George Fence,
sn2 Canfas Bldg, Phone 5s26.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06
For Sale or E1ehangs-ReaI Estate
ALFALFA FARM
Hnn
STOCKFD cATTIF RANCH


zoo acres, Imperial valley. California;
all under cultivation and under irrigation
40 acres in alfalfa 100 acres in corn. 200
acres IN cotton, 500 acres more OF this
guarantee lease OF SIS per acre per
annum for five years Price S200 per
acre will put this farm clear and S50.b00
IN cash into going improved stocked cat
tie ranch up 10 S250. 600 or less. located
in New Mexico or Arizona II this inter
ests you. send full description. number
OF cattle, prices. etc
W. f. HALE a co.
e02 Capies Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06
For Reps-Roon. Fuyni.bed


NICELY furnished front room adjoining
bath hot and eold water elderly gentle
man preferred References exchanged
~1If Afau1adn Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06
Housekeeping ROOms-Furnished

Z
ONE or two rooms. with porches hot and
cold water in rooms Walking distance.
Reasonable 2l9 W. Rio Grande- Phi 1860
TWO connecting rooms adjoining bath;
separate entranccs close in house furnished
complete; sink. gas stove, pantry in
kitchen. Phone 7553L
CLEAN, nicely furnished housekeeping
rooms sleeping porch, everything fur
nished- SIS Arizona. Pm. S54s- Three
rooms unfurnished. East Fl Paso.
NICELY furnished Housekeeping rooms.
glassed sleeping porch. private home. Hot
water and lights furnished. with side en-
trance 1914 y. Florence 55ssR
CLAN housekeeping rooms. with or
without sleeping porch Reasonable rent;
desirable location: l.tshts, water and
phone. Pm S2IgW. 4q3 Montana
CLOSE IN light Housekeeping rooms Well
furnished. clean, running water. $3.50 and
- week Under new management Phi
AIM
TWO OR THREE desirable second floor
rooms, with board or housekeeping, near
High school an conveniences- Reason
able l0l1 - Neyada-
TWO CLEAN pleasant and nicely FUR
nished housekeeping rooms. private porch.
lights. water, phone. and hot baths fur
nished- No sick; no children Walking
distance. zoo W. Rio Grande.
THREE room apartment, running water.
lights and phone. sunny side. SIS Also
several nicely furnished single housekcep-
ing rooms with sleeping porch 1920
Olive.
Housekeeping Rooms-Unfurnished
TWO Rooms and sleeping porch ulfur-
nished- Phone 5i77-
TWO unfurnished housekeeping rooms,
1926 e Boulevard. Phi 6206W-
TWO UNFINISHED Rooms for light
housekeeping. in private family: bath.
large sleeping porch. lights. phone, wa
ter. Ph. 5leI.
THREE LANCE uufuruished Housekeeping
rooms. sleeping porch. very reasonab bile:
e5a2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06

6i4 Mesa Ave- under new anagelnert OF
Mrs. Helen Barry: thoroughly renovated
and clean. all modern conveniences. IN
Guiding steam heat. Apartments and
rooms Prices ranging from So up Phi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06
Helm Wsute5-FemaIe

WANTED-Ezperieuc chocolate dipper
steady work. 318 T. Missouri
MASTED-Glrl for general house work for
small family IN apartment Must be good
cook No washing Pm 3z07. 91s West
Boulevard
WANTED = Experienced dining room
mattresses. SO week. Lunch counter
Mattresses. 81 week Apply Modern Cafe,
Basement Mills RidE-
DIR. EDWARD AUER. 316-lS Trust BIG
Especially equipped for treatment OF all
chronic diseases Diseases o. women
Nervous disease Phone 49,
WANTED-Experienc typist. or stenog-
rapher. must be rapid and accurate. No
students need apply. Wholesale. See
Meagher. COG ". OTerland-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06

GOVERNMENT needs 1000 women clerks
FL PasO examinations Nov &c. Dec :,
Salary 1890. Experience unnecessa ny
Women desiring government positions
write for free particulars. Raymond Terry
(former civil service examiner), 5sf Co
lumbar Bldg. Washington
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06

FOR SAFE Dy owner-Three new
modern room bungalows, near
Washington Park; two for white and
one for colored people. Sl750-$2000
-s2250: payments down. SIS. $50 and
500 and S25 mnnth. Phone l0ll.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06
Helm RanEed-SaIesmen

Help Wanted-SaIesmen
WANTED-First class salesman 10 repre-
sent the International Correspondents
schools in the city Of e Paso. Write
Mr.. Williams, 6fs Gas s Electric Bids
Denver. Colo. z. D. Williams
Help Wanled-Male and Female
M4GAZISE AGENTS wanted. can or
write 70 H II. FRS, FL Paso Herald.
WANTED-Male or female bookSeepers
must have practical experience- Phi 1891
Help Wanted-Female
~~-~~~-~--~-~-~~-~-- -~~-~-~-~-~----~~~~~--~-
COOK-Weu recommended 122o Arizona
Phone 21o5-
WOMAN for cooking and general house
work. 1901 n. oregon- Phi s55l.
WANTED-Engllsh speaking girl for
house work. call 1893 n. Oregon street,
Apt Z.
WASTED-Young lady stenographer. State
age. experience. references and salary *
pected- Address GLE. care Head
house work No washing Good salary
Must stay nights. sos Texas 81
WANTED-A lady assistant In drug
store; with experience preferred Pro-
gressive Pharmacy, ~ n OREGON s.
WANTED "A working housekeeper in
small first class hotel address Bzz4'
care Herald
WANrED-Refined American woman for
general house work for family OF two. No
washing or ironing. Phi 635aM-
A HIGH Class. experienced bookkesper
and office manager. Must expect 70 be
permanent Write fully. Address FL Paso
Piano Co. P. o. Box $50.
" ANTED-French girl Cor one who speaks
French) to take care Of child stay nights
Rowiands. 1907 Kim St, Manhattan Hgts-
Pm. 2247-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06
For SaIs-Farms and Ranches

FUR RENT-Ten acre truck farm, good
five room house Three blocks from vs.
ieta postoflice- See Dr. Z s. White,
CATTLE RANCH for sale. with 1900 head
n cattle plenty Of range and water. In
New Mexico. Bargain for quick sale
HAWKINS BROS.
sfs-317 Martin Bldg Phone $500.
SMALL. MISSOURI FARM.
IS cash AID - monthly: no interest or
taxes Gently rolling. highly productive;
not wet water land Abundant rainfall;
splendid healthful climate Good schools
and churches Close 10 good railroad
towns and three big markets. Perfect
tltle- 2o0o foot oils and gas test well be-
irg drilled nearby. Photographs and full
Information free Ringer L 169, y T. Life
Bldg. Kansas City. No
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06
Poultry and Pet Stock

-~-~~~--~~~~~---~~~~~-----
I SALE-White Leghorn yearl.ng hens. lay
ms Homan's Poultry Farm. Ysieta. Tex
| sTALKER'S Flower shop and Bird Store.
! Guaranteed singing Canaries, s. q IS each
; CANARIES for sale; singers and females
( Phone 1859.
+ GUARANTEED singing Canaries. IS and
IS each. FL Paso seed Co.. San Antonio
and Campbell Sts-
FOR SALE-Five New Zealand docs. one
buck. Also new hutches. 1910 E san
Z Antonio
WANTED 10 so White Leshorn pull
E let's also male Angora kitten. 3S12 Fl
Boulevard
/ 30 THOROUGHBRED Thomas Rhode Is
4 land Reds. Two American Standard incu-
/ bators. Phi f56S-
Z FOR SALE-Iz Barred Rock pullets from
+ pure bred heavy winter laying stock J.
[ T Willyard. 31l4 Hamilton Pr s97sR-
1 FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Barred Rock
and White Leghorn hens and pullets. Phi
Sos. Alta Vista Market
FOR SALE-Pair Of Belgian hares. also
pair OF New Zealands bred does. pedi-
greed bucks J. T Wiilyard, STA Ham
ilton- Phone s973R-
FOK SALE-Homer pigeons. $3.50 pair:
White Leghorn pulletss 81 each; coekerels,
s2-5o L F. Maxwell. 1904 Hastings. Phi
sALE-Whits Wyandotte. Rhode Islsnd
Reds. Black Minorca. White Leghorns:
Ileh-s G0GAeEelas mems AlL NullelH- EI-
mans Poultry Farm. Ysleta. Texas.
BARRED and White Rocks; highest egg
type: yearling cocks. cockerels. pulIets,
young hens. hens with trap nest records
above zoo Sanitary Farm. San Antonio.
New Mexico
SeII-Live Stcck-Buy
~~-~~~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~- O~-~---~0~S~-~-~-
FOR SALE-One Jersey COW, fresh S1i7
Pera-
FOR SALE CHEAP-G00d driving mare
and horse. 54le Z. san Antonio
GOOD driving and saddle horse. buggy
and harness 1903 F. Missouri Phi 1851
FOR SALE-Two sound mule teams,
2oo9 and 2200 weight. $500 per team J. I.
alien, canutillo. Tex Phone.
go ACRES in alfalfa and grass FOR pas
tures reasonable price Address Romo-
Clint or call Tel 800. Clint
WANTED-afnk cows to keep for their
milk, also can pasture 10 head OF horses /
r ". Downer. Anthony, NJ
FOR SALE-A bargain II sold soon One
team good mules seven years old and three /
horses, very reasonable said stock Is on /
the Bowen farm A. Herrick. Clint. Tex
WANTED-Buy 30 10 SO good young
brood mares Must weigh soc 10 1000 /
pounds Give description and price In an
swer. Box 81. Carriznzo, n "
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06
Typewriters

TypeWriters
~~--~~@-~l~-~---~-~-~0~-~
TNPEWRITERS AND SPECIALTIES
BOUGHT. SOLD. EXCHANGED,
REPAIRED.
One Remington No lob ..---.-...S5 90
Two ReIningtons No. 10A 5c.00
One Underwood No. elite late
model ------------- ...-.- 4eu-uu
One Royal in good condition ......S3s. 90
Two divers No. 5, each .......sS5.e 90
One Oliver No 2 ...........Ss SIS 90
One Corona ............S40 -0e
one /. c. Smith. rebuilt .....SI3.09
one l. c. Smith No . .-.........-s SIS. 90
one Burroughs adding machine,
column o.. ....-...--.-.....s1 1890
One Burroughs adding machine.
colulAu ------------ S--9
One Brunsviga calculating machine s155-o0
Selling agents for the Multigraph. the
Dicts phone.
RHEIS SPECIALITY AGENCY
sos Mesa Ave Phone so61-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-06

e~-~-~~-~~-~~-S--~-~~ ~~~-~~~-~-~-----~-~-
WANTED collector. salary. Apply ia
Nils ST Empire Purchasing CO.
WANTED-Young man or boy for gro
eery delivery. 1oil Cotton Ave
BARBER WAIVED for headquarters shop.
18th cavalry. $50 a week guaranteed Write
or wire John z. Colsen. Columbus, y NJ.
WANTED-siugle negro man FOR Eareh
Ranch Il miles down the valley. Write
j. r Hi, Box p, Clint Texas
NANTED-YounE man 10 do stenogra phic
work. also make himself useful around
office Box 444.
WASTED-Block setter and edgerman FOR
sawmiu IN Sacramento mountains Apply
room sos. NILS Bldg. or phone SOC
WANTED-spanish Speaking salesman TO
work established Mexican city trade. SAL
airy and commission Phi 10sI.
WANTED-First class baker and pastry
man. SIS 4 week and board White star
Lunch. 2I3 s Fl Psso St
WANTED-Ameriean boy with wheel. one
not attending school 20 collect small &C
counts, permanent position 10 right boy
Apply Herald business office
BOOKKEEPER-NiUst be an Al account
ant. married and exempt from draft In
reply state age. number OF years expert
cuce ln different lines. and remuneration
expected Address P342. care Herald
GOVERNMENT needs hundreds clerks for
income tax, customs. internal revenue =
Paso examinations soon. Salary sl-00-2Ooo.
Experience unnecessary For free parucu-
Leonard former civil services e1aminerls
213i Kenois Bldg warrington
WANTED AT ONCE-Experienced dry
goods and Furnishings man with some
knowledge OF shoes. SI25 TO start good
opportunity for a hustler state extent
OF experience with reference Apply E J.
German. Mgr. Gordon Dry Goods Co. Gal
lup. y II