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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
E.PETERSON IS
SHOT; EXPIRES
Body of Man Who Tried to
Ford River at Night Is
Held in JuareZ.

Mystery still surrounds the Identity
of Edward Peterson, who was shot
and killed by government officers IN
an attempt 10 cross into Mexico sat
urdav night. The body is now IN a
morgue at Juarez and in all proba-
biMty viii be buried by the Mexican
authorities
1t was believed that Peterson was
a swede, but nothing except his name
could be learned. A map Of the Next
can border. marked with dots. and $50
ia money were the only articles found
in his possession
Saturday officers W. l. sawyer
Charles Gardner and L n NICHOLSON
found the man lettering IN the vicln-
ity Of the Pearson plant When ques-
toned he gave his name and stated
that he was stopping At a hotel the
name Of which he did not remember.
on South FL Paso street The OIL
GERS not being satisfied with the
mans story started with him towards
the customs house When midway
between the Santa Fe bridge and the
Stanton street bridge. Peterson broke
away from the officers and sprans
into the river.
-Four shots Fired.
Nicholson ordered the man 10 halt,
but he kept on and shot was 1ireu
IN the air. This olQ not stop MIN ana
the officers fired after him. -Four
shots took effect in the body and IL
was taken from the river on the Mex
lean side Sunday morning.
The Ell. Paso police have failed %
find any trace OF the man. nor can
they locate the hotel at which he said
he stopped
A complete report Of the affair was
made to federal judge Jesus Cuen IN
Juarez. and he will make an imves-
tigation and report, after he has as
certained all the facts
Mexican guards declared they fired
No shots
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
Livestock Market

Chicago livestock. Close.
Chicago. lin. Aug 19 &C. S Bureau OF
Markets. HoEs-Receipts -. 600 Market
uneven. T. 10 soc higher mostly sc
higher than Saturdays average TOP,
SZ5s butchers. S1e-25 G1e-90- light s1925
G10: packing. 1SG1S-75s bulk. $3.50 g
1885 pigs sl7-75G 1870.
Cattle-Receipts. 1850. Market steady
20 strong Beef cattle, 500 1926 butch
ers stock. cows and heifers SIS q Il.
stockers and feeders. good. choice and
fancy. SI-5o01ss calves. si6.I5 1880
Sheep-Receipts- $4,000 Market mostly
s1T-75s lambs. choice and prime. $3.50 q
ewes. choice and prime. SllJQ q 1873
Kansas City Livestock close
Kansas City Aug ls--Hogs-Fteceipts
5000 Market higher Bulk. slS-50@
1915; heavy S1S-751 1896 light slS-zs4
1915; pigs. $3.50 @ l7-75-
Cattle-Receipts. 10000 Market lover
steers, Slle 1881 westerns. SIC -9sc
cows. s6-25 G12; haifers. SI-5o I 4-5o'
feeders. Ss01s-5o; bulls. $50 100. calves
sheep Receipts 1000. Market strong
Lambs. s16G1s,25i yearlinEz, 81 9 1850
wethers. s10Gl4-75- ewes. S9G1A
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver Colo. Aug 1s--Hcss-Rcceipts
SEQ Market IS TO sc higher Top,
SOLO, bulk. S1S01e-
Cartlc-Receipts. $500. Market steady
Beef steers s8T1f- cows and heifers- 81
G1os storlers and feeders, $l-5o g H.
calves s1o612-5o-
sheep-Receipts. s70o. Market steady
Lambs, HIS; ewes. S12Gl5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
COPPER STOCKS.
REMAIN STEADY
Nevada and Kennecott Ad-
vance and Miami Lower;
Chino Unchanged.

As was the case on Saturday. General
Motors was the only issue TO show
strength in Mondays market according
to J. s. Curtiss & Co. Hotel sheldon
Copper stocks held well but the only
strength noticeable was in Nevada which
advanced from 20 10 COX. kennecott was
up : and Utah quarter Miami vas
lower and Chino unchanged Greene Can
anea sold At 4ss-
Rails held firm but no noticeable trend
B. e. o. was off three points from recent
sales and ST. Paul was up from Satur-
days close. New York Central lost a
point
Baldwin. Bethlehem and Central Leather
were all lower General Motors was W a
point al 49,
On the curb. Austin Amazon was Of
fered cheaper and Calumet Jerome was
of a sixteenth. Bids for Miami Con
soudated made a new low Of one cent
Tom Reed was two cents down and Verde
Extension dropped a half pciut- superior
& Boston and United Eastern changed
HANDS AZ higher prices
The following quotations furnished y
J. s Curtiss x Co. sheldon hotel, stocks
and bonds. give the dosing prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
U. S. MARINE CASUALTY LIST
SHOWING 81 NAMES ISSUED

Washington. D. c.. Aug. Is.-The
following casualties are reported By
the commanding general OF the
American eXpeditionary forces
Killed in action. six. died OF
wounds received in action. five; died
OF disease. one, severely wounded in
action. seven slightly wounded in ac-
ton. one; wounded in action, degree
undetermined, II. Total 81.
KILLED IN ACTION.
COrporals.
Joseph " Daley, Auburn. n y.
Leslie B. Mckay. Portland, ore.
Prlvates.
Prosper R. Brooks. Riola. III.
Oscar E. Shower, indiana Harbor.
Ind
Donald I. Trap. Eltoro. Cal
Harry Wiimot, Gloversville, y. Y
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED
IN ACTION.
Privares.
Raymond A Anderson. Minneapo-
lis. Mimi
Darrell H. Call. Chicago. IL
Alfred J. Peterson. Tampa. Fla
Hugo J. Stark. Belleville. Ill
Fred A. Wegenast. St Mathews. Ky.
SEN ERELN WOUNDED IN ACTION.
Privutes-
GUY Altman. Cleveland. o.
Henry L. Belhumer, North Cam
bridge, Mass.
John H Brownlow, Alpine. Ala.
Robert S Horne, landslide. Pa
Orio v. Raphael. Boston. Mass.
Roger w. Renkel. Normandy. SO.
Andrew Panko. Nesquehoniug. Pa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
REQUEST SHIP
FOR REFUGEES
200 Persons, Presumably
Citizens of Allies, Seek
inc to Flee Russia.

Washington. D. c., Aug 19.-swedsn
has been asked by the Swedish con-
sular office at Moscow, acting for the
American and allied consuls there. TO
send a ship 10 Petrograd 10 take away
zoo refugees or. il this is impossible.
70 obtain permission for these persons
to pass through Finland
some Are Americans.
It is assumed here that the refugees
are American and allied citizens seek
ing escape from Russia Under date
Of Aug. II the Swedish consul gen
eral at Moscow reported that the Ger
man government had refused safe con-
duets for any refugees. including con-
sular officers and It was believed this
were concluded with England concern
ing the treatment OF Germans in
China
A report dated Aug. IS. said the Boil
shevik authorities had agreed to per-
nit the consuls 10 depart. and that
the military missions Of Great Britain
and France were preparing 70 leave
Moscow, by way Of Astrakan and
Persia
100 Held as Hostages.
When these dispatches were sent
efforts were still being made TO OBJ
tain the release Of British and French
citizens held as hostages by the Boil
shevlki- Some we're released several
days ago, but nearly hundred were
held.
The Swedish consul general said the
negotiations would be greatly iacill-
tated u the allies would promise pro-
lection to Soviets in northern Russia.
ENJOYS Return Puzzles.
Amsterdam. Holland, Aug. 1g.-The
return TO Berlin OF Adolph Joffe. the
a stay OF only one day at Moscow. is
pulling the German papers
The Weser Leitung, OF Bremen says
tfar il is Unable 10 understand the
short stay at Moscow. inasmuch as
Joffee had 70 report on supplementary
treaty TO the Brest Lit0vsk conven-
ton which had been initiated at Ber-
lin by representatives, OF both the
Russians and Germans"
Brazil Stands Firm.
Rio Janeiro. Brazil. Sunday. Aug IS
Brazil has been invited By the allies
20 outline her position on the restora-
ton OF independence 10 Poland as one
OF the conditions Of peace Mo Pc
cauha, minister OF foreign affairs. has
stated that he would not consider any
compromise on the part or the allies
en- the question OF Polanc's freedom
Brazil has no choice OF roads which
may be followed in this matter. he
said. having already chosen the right
path.
sTO Make War on Allies
Amsterdam Aug 1g-Telegrap hinE I
from Perrograd. the correspondent Of
the Dusseldorf Nachrichten quotes the
Russian newspaper Pravda as saying:
The Soviet government will declare
war on the entente allied countries.
Russia's Intervention in the war IS
necessary The removal Of the gov
eminent 10 a safe place. consequently. ]
(the fortress Of PetrogradJ has been
chosen as the seat Of authority. All
have been made 10 move
the government offices there"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
POLICE TAKE MAN AT RIVER
ON CHARGE OF DESERTI0N

The following arrests were made by
the police Sunday: Oscar Y. Carlson,
20. charged with being a deserter, by
officer s. c. Lopez, at the Santa Fe
bridge; Chas. Sharvery, 20. charged
with being in a room for immoral
purposes Juana Lopez. 1s. vagrancy =
Ksidoro Tbarra, %, and Jose Morales.
%, drunk and disturbing the peace
charge; r L Worden. 81. vagrancy;
I. Letterman. ~. vagrancy; Hilano
Padillas e3, Aveguego Saruz. ~. luis
Felsil. 4. Fredtrico B. Cache. IS,
Alberto Votica, 19. Franco Perando,
Is. fighting; A. c. Newton, IS, drunk.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
Cowman, Straddling
Hood OF "FliUDer"
Saus is Rough Riding

FL Paso was treated 10 a sight
rather out OF the usual Monday morn
ing when a Ford-load Of cowmen
came 10 town. There is nothing un-
usual these days in a Ford-l0ad Of
cowmen. for the little machines have
taken the place Of the cowpony in
bringing the men to town, but when
the Ford was loaded It was discOv-
cred that there was one more man
than there was a seat A conference
was had and rather than ride on the
running board or crowd the others the
COW puncher saddled the hood and
rode il, steed fashion, into the city
It's Just as good as a horse but
not as smooth riding" said the
puucher as he descended from his
mount in front Of the Coney Island
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
GRAIN MARKET
QUIET, STEADY
S2OforHogs Lends Strength
to Provisions Market,
Led by Ribs.

chicago. H.. aug 1s.-The corn market
today opened quiet and steady Opening
prices were slightly under Saturdays close.
but =tealied- September opened at
Si62A 70 sl-6l5s, and October At Si.64
20 S1-65a.
Prices eased Off slightly on Indifference
OF Tire news and the close was q 10 sc
under Saturday September closed at
Lei7s and October at 1858
Oats were fairly active and firm August
and October contracts showed the great
est strength September opened at 1Gss
20 TIC and October az 72.z 10 sc. A
slight reaction followed
Twenty dollars for hogs reported from
the stock yards lent strength 10 provisions.
led by ribs There was evidence Of cover
ing by shorts
The strength held uatn the close, which
was firm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
4" Purity Squad Takes
SeDen Women and Three
Men At Venice TaDem

Operatives engaged by the commit
tee OF % visited the Venice tavern. on
the county road. Saturday night and
found a condition they characterized
as disturbing the peace Seven women
ana three men, the latter composing
''LaVine's Jazz band were arrested
The men, who gave their names as r
F. Fairly. leader, Harry Sherman and
Harvey West. were released on small
bonds. while the women were held for
clinical examination They gave their
names as Kitty Castle. Edna Moore,
Francisco Garcia de Enriquez, Nir-
GINA Martinez. Ana Olari. Guadalupe
Wagner, and Rosa Moreno
It was said that the Jazz" players
put on" an entertainment for the
benefit Of the inmates OF the Jail and
the iailers themselves. after they were
docketed, but this was denied at the
office OF sheriff Seth B. Orndorn Mon
day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
NORWEGIAN BARK NORDHAV
IS SUNK BY SUBMARINE

Washington. D.. c., Aug. 19-The
Norwegian bark Nordhav was sunk
by q German submarine 1z5 miles off
the Virginia Capes at noon Saturday
Her crew OF 26 escaped in small boats
and has been brought into an Atlantic
port by an American warship.
AdVices to the navy department to
day announcing the sinking did not
say whether the bark was torpedoed
or shelled- She was a vessel OF 2523
net tons and sailed on June 10 from
Buenos Aires, Argentina. Capt. Berns-
ten was the master Of the bark.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
\. z. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AID METALS

ICY Asaocl1-e- G-reeaI-
Aew YORK. Aus. 1s--1fercantiIe paper,
8 percent
Sterling s0-day bills. f47ss commercial
f1-fnv bills on banks, ss-72ii conInerelei
eo-day bis s4-715is demand, ft-I5-55i
cables. fs7s.55-
Bar flr1r- -ll1ac-
Mexican dollars. lsc.
Time Jeans. strunss high. g; low. 6; rul-
ms gate, 81 closing bid 20 offered az g.
laF- loan. percent
Lead. spot. Eo-l5-
f8elter. ueai--Ezst So. Louis delivery,
SPOT. gs-G5Gs-s1-
LONDON INITIALS MARKET
London. Eng. Aug 19-The following
were the Quotations In the London met
ais market today
T.n-spot. zcs5. 10ss futures. E35o.
spot coppers and futures, f1z2i electro
ivtl-. $751;
snot copper. Etzzs electrolytic, E1s7; tn.
r5g5- lead. Ez3 Zee Epelter, E54-
LeEd-Spot. Ezg llai futures. Ezs ia
F.elte-- snrt. frs. futures. f55
THE LOCI MARKET.
Mexican bank notes. s-ats Hiiis. sGl&e
Mexican pesos. TIC
Mexican gold So $50
Fl Paso Smelling Quotations.
Bar silver (Hzndy q Harmon quota
London LEAD. ga. lea
co9pes-wirs bars. s2s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
UndeliUered Telegram
Tells OF WOunding OF
Sret. Smith. FL Pnsonn

There is an undelivered telegram at
301ia Mills street for Mrs Della
Smith. the nearest OF kin mentioned in
the army record OF Srgt- Peter Smith.
whom the war department reported
Monday as wounded severely in battle
in France. DR.. J. c. Dysart received
the telegram and is holding it for the
woman TO appear It VIII confirm the
news OF the soldiers injury. which
appears in The Herald.
There are undelivered letters at so
North Santa Pc street for Mrs. Smith,
who was not known by the residents
OF that house The postoffice address
OF the wounded man was given as
general delivery" FL Paso- Further
information Of Mrs Smith was not
learned Monday morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
WILL FEDERALIZE CAVALRY
As FAST AS POSSIBLE

Austin. Texas. Aug. 19.-Adi Gen.
James A. Harley. who has just re-
turned from Washington. said that
the secretary Of war is greatly de-
sirous OF having the three brigades
of Texas cavalry federalized. and the
regiments viii be given federal rec
ignition as fast as the inspection pa
pers are passed upon by the militia
bureau.
There has been considerable delay
in getting the papers 10 Washington
on account OF the congestion OF the
mails. Cen Harley said. The Second
and Sixth regiments OF cavalry, which
have now received federal recogul-
ton. are now waiting orders TO
mobilize The place has not yet been
announced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
EDWIN A. FRUIT PASSES
AWAY AT POMONA, CAL.

Edwin A Fruit. aged II years,
passed away at his residence at 450
east Alvarado street. Pomona, Cal, on
August 15.-Funeral services were
held today at 10 o'clock az the First
Christian church Intermeut was in
Los Angeles Mr.. Fruit went TO Cali
fOrnia about two years ago from FL
Paso. making the change for the ben
eft Of his health. Since that time he
has been back and forth. but since
March has been in Pomona He was
a native OF Illinois. He leaves
widow and seven children. who are
as follows: Herbert S Fruit, OF FL
Paso; Lyndon r Fruit OF Sasco. ARK. I:
Mrs J. c. Hansen, OF Santa Barbara;
Mrs Marx Henderson. OF White Han
Ill; Mrs. j. W. Hamilton. Of san Dr.
ego; Mrs Z r. Shortridge. OF Clifton.
Ariz-, and Miss Altha Lu Fruit. OF
Pomona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
STOCK MARKET
IS RESTRICTED
Rails and Shippings Afford
Only Impulse; Sales
About $4,000.
.-oTE-Prlces reflect closing quotations.
Monday. August IS

EoTE-Prices reflect closing quotations.
1olday. August IS
eer Eorlr. Aug 1s.-Ralis and shippingz
strlcted stock market sales auprozi mated
1-T.110 SHARES The closing was firm
Liberty bonds closing final prices; SIS
rnr r1- first convertible ss. s4.af- second
se So s5- first convertible = s. 94oe- sec
11f convertible ass. 91-6a7 third g. sa----
A further inquiry for Liberty 80 per-
cent bonds constituted the chief feature
of the early dealings on the stock ex-
c-lrre today az the new high RECORD q
fnr-7s against the previous uia1iinum OF
1c1.50.
leallnes in stociss were light with a
steady u1le-f1re, impaired largely by the
etrerEth Of Marine. preferred, AZ an eE-
IRENE advance OF IL points American
Telephone increased last weeks recovery
and minor rai's we've firm. but prominent
lndustrials. notably United states S-eel
and BALDWIN Locomotive eased slight f-ac-
Record on Liberty sszs.
another high record was ser by Liberty
ais in the stock market during the morn
inE az 1oLo6.
shiupines were the sole feature Of in
terest. Marine. common. joining the pre-
ferrel az a fractional advance and Amerl-
can International Corporation gaining
point United States steel and related
equipments kep- within narrow bounds, as
DID prominent war issues The moderate
strength % Canadian Paclfic. St Paul and
Sew Raven was counter balanced by recgs-
sirus IN Union Pacific. he-1ing and sew
YORK Central
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
Suit against Woman
Recalls Mrs. Hendrix's
Claim To VALLEY Land

The recent attempt on the part OF
Mrs. z. c. Hendrix TO lay claim 10
large valley tracts and to have them
assessed In her name was recalled in
a suit filed in the 65th district court
Monday morning by Mrs. Daisy Ho1-
man against Mrs Hendrix
It IS alleged that defendant wrong
fully claimed possession of seven
Socorro and three Ysleta tracts Of
land Ten thousand dollars damages
and a decree showing plaintiff owns
the land in question are asked in the
suit
It was recalled Monday by county
assessor John T. Cain that he de-
clined to accept Mrs. Hendrix's rendi-
ton OF valley lands. acting on the ad-
vice OF counsel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
THIRD MAN ENTERS THE
RACE FOR CITY ASSESSOR

Vim. r. Sanders. at present a deputy
county assessor, announced today his
candidacy for city collector and as
SCISSOR at the Democratic primaries
next spring. Mr. Sanders served for
over two years as a deputy city as
SCISSOR. Before coming to Fl Paso he
was accountant for the Jones Dry
Goods company. a million dollar con-
Germ in Kansas City. Alr. Sanders is
IS years OF age, married and has lived
in FL Paso for the past eight years.
o. His announcement places three men
definitely in the race for the position
of collector and assessor. They are
W. P. B. Nissan. better known as
Billy" and James C. White, a local
reeltor. q native FL Pasoan-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
Grains and Provisiona

Chicago Graius Close
Ccrn-Sept. slG17s. Oct. 1855.
Oats-sept-. 707s; Oct. T2H-
Chicago Provisions, Close.
Poriz-s3.9o; Oct, tf15.
Lzrd-Sept-, 26-I2: oct. 2s.S2
Rihs-Sept. 1915 Oct. 2f.s5.
Chicago Produce, Close.
Chicago. III. Aug 19.-Butter. eggs,
cheese unchanged
Receipts. IS cars Market
higher. Minnesota early Ohios. bulk, s235
@ 2.s5i same, In sacks, s255G $50; Him
oils Ohios, $3.50 ass Wisconsin Ohios,
S2-50F 235: Wisconsin white. S255 40
Poultry-Hlgher- Fowls, 80 @ 5lcs springs,
Kansas City Produce, Close
Kansas City. No. Aug 19.-Butter-
Creamery, 4scs firsts. 42c; seconds. SOC
packing, &c.
Eggs-Firsts. 59c- seconds, 51c-
Poultry-Hens. % G2 6c; ROSTERS. 1Sci
springs. &c; broilers, Csc
Mexican Beans.
Mexican beans in wholesale lots In z
Paso, x cents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
ARRESTS ARE MADE AND
WHISKY FOUND; NO CHARGES

Operatives working under the citi-
zens' committee Of Is Saturday night
about $3.50 o'clock, visited a house in
the 1909 block on East California
street and made several arrests
II was also reported by the oper-
atives that they found a. the place a
quart bottle Of whisky and a half pint
partially consumed Those PLACED
under arrest were taken to the county
jail and subsequently released under
5 200 bond each.
No charges had been filed up to a
late hour Monday and the matter was
being Investigated BY county attorney
w H Fryer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
CROWDER CALLS ON Is
STATES FOR 57Oo MEN

Washington, D. c.. Aug. IA
Eighteen states were called upon by
the provost marshal general today
to furnish sos white draft registrants
Of grammar school education fit for
general military service. The men
VIII entrain September ]. Voluntary
enlistments viii be accepted until
August g.
All OF these men viii be sent to
schools or training centers for in
struction in special lines OF service
Tor which they are wanted.
Included among the different states.
and the points to which the men are
ordered are.
Arizona 100, Tucson. Arlz.. Univers-
ity OF Arizona
California. los. Tucson, Ariz.
New Mexico, 206. Mesilla Park, n. 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19

On motion OF the federal district
attorneys office. United States COM
missioner S. L Kelly dismissed the
complaint alleging conspiracy to vio-
late the narcotic laws, as regards A.
Medrano, II was reported Monday. The
district attorney was shown that Ne
drano had long previously severed
his connection with the drug store
from which it was alleged the drugs
were dispensed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
AUTOMOBILE TINE TABLE

kOsWE STAGE CO--rhe
white line we run each way every day.
Leaves Roswell 1850. arrive Carrizozo $50
p m Leaves Carrizozo 500 a. M ar
rives Roswell 800 %. m We pass through
Nogal, Captain. r. stockton. Lincoln
Hondos Tlnnie. Picacho. Leave Fl Paso
on 2 P & s W at 500 ?. m arrive
a. Carrizozo At midnight Get good
nights rest Leave for Roswell at 500
a. n This IS the only stage running
through the mountains in daylight Ros-
well Office, 105 s Main street phone
55l- carrizozo office. Western garage
phone SO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
SHELTER APPRECIATE OF
POLICE FORCE; SENDS $50

hcemen's Benefit association mas re-
ceived letter and a check for $50
from the Consolidated Kansas city
smelling and Refining company, III
PasO. shelter
j. W. Brownfield for the smelling
company. wrote.
Nay we upon this occasion express
to you and through you TO the chief
and members OF the police depart
ment OF II Paso. our qualification al
the high state Of efficiency which you
have attained We wish YOU continued
success. and assure you OF our hearty
cooperation at any time we may be OF
service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19

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hotoIoN Transfer a Storage Co viii
move your pisno and safes for less ruolsy
man any enc ~ ely. Phi fs2
-BooSzeeper. II Paso Country
c-uo Apply evenings between p m
70 Assist salesman in ssm17s room
rs nolfsale lue fancy goods state axe and
experience Reference required Adde'S
Blie. care Herald
WAIT tD-Ezperien dairy and rIneh
hand $3.50 day. beard and room. So So
DAY Y zlau furnishes his room and board
=. y Acyer. Hansvrr. n 81
L o & on OLIVE EIREHEN-Sis6-Si7
monthly. experience unnercssarv- Best
opening IN Withholding for iue1nerien,-ed
men Promotion 20 engineer. S.10-s-E1.
write. SEND stamp. Railway. Herald.
MANTCD-Amblti0us- yong rr7n as Of
flee assistant, excellent opportunity for
right party Give age experience and
salary expected Address F1so care
lle---l-
GREAT ADVERTISING OFFER-sT65
makes you stcnographer or boukkccDer.
pays board tuition and slatforery. Moth
ING better. Both courses $40 Invcstl-
safe Nalden's Nacogdcches Business COL
hANFEB-Encrseti young men. sxernt
from the draft Aust BE- thorough gro
Gerry men None other need apply Pre-
5e tncse now working IN a srocery. salary
rom $50 % $50 per week A fine op-
3 ertunity for the rlEhs parties Apply
afternoons only or By letter giving ex-
perience- Applications strictly corftc1-
LlA-- I'D ElEEly WigEiy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19
Capt. Kyle, Veteran
Fighter, Quits u. S.
Customs To Go "Oper .

Capt Andrew J, Kyle. who is "A
years Of age. and has been a deputy
collector Of customs in this district
Ior the past 81 years. has filed his
resignation. effective Sept. j. sctinr
collector W. ". Carpenter announced
today.
Capt. Kyle who has been located
IN recent years at Fabens. but was
formerly at Columbus. n. H.. is an
uncle OF postmaster general Burle-
SON He has expressed a burning de-
sire 10 go TO France and help the
boys and VIII make an endeavor 10
secure work overseas with the YaL.
CA, il was reported.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-19

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