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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
Collars Up Again.

While rising labor and raw material
costs are given as the formal reasons for
the announcement of a rise In collar
prices to the retailer from $40 a dozen
to $40 BY Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc,
and George P: Ide & Co. it Is believed
IN well informed circles that the raise is
a move to force retailers who have been
underselling other retailers to adopt the
standard price Of twenty-five cents a COL
lar fiat.
In fact. at the offices Of George P. 1de
& Co. here It was said instructions have
been given the concerns statesmen to II
form retailers that unless they maintain
the twenty-five cent level they will re-
ceIve no more Ide merchandise.
Other large collar concerns are ex-
pected to announce an increase in prices
within a day or two.
The raise affects soft collars as well
as those of the laundered variety
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
Marine Corrections.

DIED OF WOUNDS. PREVIOUsLY RE-
PORTED MISSING.
Sergeant.
WoJCZYNSKI, Anthony, Buffalo, N. Y.
Prlvntes.
CROUCH. Harvey E., Portland, Ore.
ELY, Robert Lee, Chattanooga, Tenn.
GADDlS, George Dewey, Dahlonego, Ca.
GORDON. James Monroe. Honeygrove, Ia.
LEAGUE, William c., Gainesville. Ga.
MILLER, Louis Francis, st. Clair Heights,
Mich.
WILLIS. George Thomas, Philadelphia
KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING.
Sergeant.
SMITH. Ray Xavier, San Diego, Cal.
PRESENT FOR DUTY, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING.
Private.
TYLER. Frank L.. River Falls. wis.
RETURNED TO UNITED STATES, PRE-
NIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING.
Private.
HoLToN. Henry s., Newburyport. Mass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
Switzerland as Fur Market.

The American fur trade is offered a
big market in the twice year public
fur auctions to be established by Lu-
cerne, Switzerland. according to ]. A.
Kuhn, president Of the Union of Swiss
Skin and Fur Industries, Inc. and Rob
ert Lehman, secretary OF the Lucerne
Chamber of Commerce, who are here in
the interest of the sales. The first auction
will be held in March, 1920.
1t Is pointed out that because of the
central location Of Lucerne and the pos
sibilty OF its affording a natural meet
ing place for merchants of Germany and
those of allied countries as we'll as neu-
trail nations, 1t Is believed the auctions
will become a factor in the fur trade
abroad.
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JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.

Judgments MED yesterday hrst name
that of debtor:
Appievotich. Philip, and Louis
Anderson supply coIpn. - y. '''''V
Leben. Inc. .................. 340.S0
Aluminite Mtg. Co,-Chilton Co. ?47.2O
Blrming ham. Sterl!ng-M. McA-
Smith Observation-Disclosures. 652l7
Cohen Max, and Louis Cohen
Cottone. Carlo-P. cottone..... l.256ls
Claman. Hyman--R. L. Harrison
ct al ...................... 1.s9s.o5
CsIk:; L JSnn TF WtIlam,. tS Ss
Damien. Charies-A. ]. Geiaris. S2i5o
Dodge Weldon Iron Co,-Debe-
pH N0se 4 46ssns Co he w,,.n. lol''
F., U EpstE,ck a Co. ,1nc.-West.rn -''''
Union Telexraph Co, o1s45
Fuller EdwardNs & Cross sSl 20
Fisher. Abrsham-J NJ Felson sGi 20
Fcibish, Morris-J. BrOwnstein... iOi.Ii
fis.uIni .r L So Cam ,tse,
G,isni sAmI ,hrMs X shsPaIa, , H''SS
ape nitie Co :'cc.',.;:,'.c 49,, 1IS''V
eFo u 49, a6 90
kueksT' GharlssIh. LstneT; l0S'so
KstShss Dairy Co; Inc, and Sam ,o,
Mine { sme'ter supply Cor. -
Mitchell, George-M; Benecos,a. $685.
lermlen ,,,,,.,,,...,. ;,;.,;;.;n,...;... s5s52
Nicoletti DomenieO,o. Miro. 25isi
:, nard importing Co. Inc. 25Sla
MacGibbons CO., Inc ......... l,3ss5o
O'Hara, Michael F. ana Martin
| EaIsrFa Mas GotfsSmIn iiiSS
Inc. ...............,.,,.' e2Ls5
| Rubino, Giovanni. or George,
Charles De Angels and Henry
| +. Moresca-H. g. Blooming
dale ...,..,,....l.,,. IeSs?
Rabushlnsky, Mary, and samuel 49,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
REFUSES TO STAY FIRED.

CONCORD. y. H, July Cen. Charles
w. Howard of Nashua. removed from
the office Of Adjutant- General by Gov.
John II. Bartlett, and Major Frank j.
Abbott of Manchester. the Governor S
sppointee, both reported for duty to-day,
each claiming the office under the law.
Gen. Howard claims that in removing
him without hearing Gov. Bartlett ex-
ceeded his legal authority.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
MARINES.

ARKANSAS.
AShh' Theron w, corp, ozark (DW).
CALIFORNIA
eA-SD Frederick E, sergt, Saratoga
(K).
ILLINOIS.
ODD.
KANSAS.
hLoUCAL, John H., Ellsworth (Dw).
MICHIGAN.
MCINTYRE, Oliver C., Detroit (M).
MINNESOTA.
DoPhEE, Albert D., corp, Hugo (DA).
MISSOURI.
TAYLOR, Archie r., sergt., Utica ODD.
MONTANA.
MoRGAN. Steele w, Winnette (DD).
NEW YORK STATE.
NEEDELIA. BENJAMIN A., Albion (Dw).
OHIO.
BAILEY. Ralph L., St Paris Dw).
OKLAHOMA.
WORKMAN. James s., Paoii (Dw).
PENNSYLVANIA.
MCCORMICK, J. A.. Punxatawney (Dw).
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELER, A. c.. corp. Charleston (K).
NO ADDRESS GIVEN.
DEAN, John. sergeant, no next OF kin
(DA).
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RETURNED To DUTY. PREVIOUSLY
hEPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
,L Private.
JAhkA. Adbon. Chicago, III.
RETURNED TO MILITARY CONTROL,
fhENlOUsLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.
ro, Private.
COVERT, Vernon e., waterviict, n. Y.
ENORMOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.
Private.
MlkoLAJczAK. John. Milwaukee, Wis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
Kills Woman, Shoots Himself.

Los ANGELES, Cal, July Mrs.
Regazzlni. who recently came from New
York city. was shot and killed yesterday
at the home Of her employer. Nicholas
Tanrredi. wealthy Italian resident OF
Pasadena, was found in the same room
with bullet wound through his head
and revolver by his side.
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weiser. Berns I'd. W. Cornish
Const Co, mo-. lvsev
Same-Linde Bldg. Co, Inc. ..:.. 1ohzs
Weser. Kate-J. W. Cornish
Const. Co. lVs'ev
Same-1L,ndo Bldg. Co.. Inc.... loLs'
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS
MANHATTAN.
The FIRST name is that Of the debtor;
second that OF creditor and date Judgment
was nled:
Katz, Louis-s. Katz ct al;
March 2, 1915. tlAt.oi
Russo, Michael, and Louis Alter
isi-People. &C; April 10. 1919 100000
Richard, Joseph C.--J. @. Sieg-
ling; March 20. 19l4.......... 1851
Meyer. Brakeman Or. Maches-
sin; May 6, 1s1s.............. 1.g6t4s
Dehlil, Arne-E. Bailey g. Sons;
May s, 1915 .................. S'ltt'SS
0 June T. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - e 2sa.4l
BRONX.
Otter. Charles J.. and Edwin
standard Plumbing Co.. June
rs, IVY go. 49,. Sff'o0
Rice. Andrew j., and Louise-H
A. Demarest: Jan. 10, 1919 1897
Sams-same; April 4, ie1s...... 1.766.42
Same-Same; April Is, 1917. 49,. l3O.25
Romer. Caroline, and Elfrieda u.
e. Herrlich; Aug. 80, 1913. 67S.22
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Cotton Steady in London.

LONDON. July There were 10000
bales offered at the wool sales to-day.
1t was n good selection and the best
grades were steady. while coarse and
faulty were easy. New South Wales
greasy sold at "A. Id.
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Casualty Corrections.

The following cabled corrections are is
sued as an appendix TO the regular cas-
press associations;
DIED. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DEAD
FROM W0CNDS RECEIVED
IN ACTION.
Sergeant.
WEBB. Clyde C, Lancaster. Wis.
DIED. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DIED
OF DISEASE.
Private.
RASCOE, Charles C, Fort Worth. Tex
KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED DIED.
Sergeant.
RoARK. Price. Motor, KY.
BOTESSTEIN. Joseph j., Chicago H.
Private,
POTZ, Robert, Bristol, Conn.
DIED FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION. PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED DIED.
Lieutenant.
KEEsLER. Samuel r.. Jr. Greenwood.
Privatss.
DI vBsTo, Matte, Quincy, Mass
KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE.
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
LIeutenants.
HALE. Everett Herbert. Spring Valley,
PAShlSL, Reuben l., Richmond, Va.
COrporais.
JONES. Harry a, Westminster, Col
SCHoFIELD, Ralph T, Medford, Mass
Prlyates.
EKRO, Sclmer. McIntosh, MINI.
EBB. Frank E. Philadelphia.
FCLK. William A, Weston. 3Io.
HANSON. Henry NJ. Halstad. MINI.
SAJNAC, Mike. Chicago, Ill.
ssAANDEhs. J9seph H., Pomeroy., Iowa
SCORE, Charles, Seattle, wash.
SCULLY, Michael.' Patterson. y. j.
SKIILICORN, Conway, Chicago.
zILkBY. Julius c.. Challis, Idaho.
DIED FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
MISSING IN ACTION.
HAMPSHIRE. Joseph w. Jr. FRwtucket.
SCHULTZ. Otto j., somern. Mont.
SUGARS, Richard, Castle Rock, Wash
DIED, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION.
Prlvates.
BERLIN, John r., Stuyvesant, NJ
cT eiag, r I. NJ eos Eighth street. Jersey
LINDsTRoM, Knuts O.. New cOptain,
Sweden.
MISSING IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED WOUNDED SEVERELY,
Private.
CARLOS. Jsmas A.. PAsco. wash
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

SIS Mount Vernon. from Brest.
SIS Noordland. from Brest.
SIS Tarantia, from Naples.
IS Eastern King. from Genoa.
SIS Clan Murray. from Gibraltar.
SIS Nanerie. from Gibraltar.
SIS Point Lobos, from Buenos Ayres,
SIS Pecaro, from Marseilles.
SIS Osalus, from Barcelona
SIS NJ. Arnus, from Bilbao.
SIS ToyOoka Maru, from Antwerp.
SIS Henry Clay, from Havre.
SIS City of Melbourne, from Hull.
SIS Siamese Prince. from Hull.
SIS Sarcoxie. from Plymouth.
SIS Sommelsdyk. from Barbadoa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic SURVEY
Standard Time.
Sun rises......5:2s A N sun sets. So. IN p M
Moon sets......l1:1 PM
HIGH WATER THIS DAAY.
Sandy Hook. II :oi A NJ Gov. island. Il IL N
He'll Gate......2:o NJ
Low WATER THIS DAY!
Sandy Hook. sos NJ Gov. Island. SEA p N
Hell Gate......s:4 p M
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NEW YORK STATE.
DDvEREUx. John c.. Lieut.. Utica (W).
VAN yoORHIS. Raymond, sergt.. New
MeoRATH. Edward j.. corp. csstOriand
cAsTERL1NE, william A.. osweso Cws).
DOTY. Walter j., Glens Fails (W).
LEWIS. solomon, Beach lith st. ana
Boulevard. Edgemere. Queens county
PENAGULIs. Tom. Eimira tw).
PLAUMANN. william, Buffalo (DA).
NORTH CAROLINA.
LEWIS. William L.. corp. Newiand Cws).
THORPE, Henry, corp, Rocky Mount(D
MCNEIL. John D.. Sanford (ws).
MURPHY. John r., Snow iIill (wSl;,.>
NORTH DAKOTA.
JOHNSTON. Charles E.. serst. Crosby
LODE. Leonard. Grand Forks tw).
NELSON, Charles w. Leal (WS).
OHIO.
LINDSAY. Grant A.. sergt. Lancaster
DEITZEL. George H. corp. Youngstown
HICKS. James. CORP. South Portsmouth
MCGOWAN, John. corp, Dayton tws>.
BLADE. Louis NJ, sandusky (DA).
CARTER. ]. Richard. Perrysburg tDD).
iGSEs p EideE St nernafS Sws
LADLEY, Dwight, London (WS).
LANCE, James walker Springfield (w).
LINDEMAN. Leo A., Delphcs twsl,
NEARBY, Thomas j., Cleveland tDA).
PIERCE. Clifton A., Lancaster (WU).
SlEDLER. Lewis. Cleveland (WS).
WORSLEY. stephan j., Lakewood (W).
OKLAHOMA.
COFFEY. Ed NJ, Buffalo (D).
KASTNER, Lester L.. Maramec twS).
NOLAN. John Earl. Norman tw).
ROLLINS. Oscar l., Lawton (M).
PENNSYLVANIA.
BCCHER. Curtis c.. corp. cashtown (wS).
CUsICK. William IL. corp. sharon Cw).
LlTToN. Frank. corp. Fredericktown
LITTLE. James w. corp. Philadelphia
MG !]5;s tTs; John Edward. corp. PhnAd.l-
wRHEN. Herbert V. corp. OIL City (DA).
A 4 D Harry , G. SswPort [Kl.
DENT. Neil jeanette (WS).
FEDROFF. John j.. Danviue CwSl.
HUTCHINSON. John D.. Jr., Philadelphia
JONES, Edward, Scranton Lws).
KEN. BAIL NJ, Indiana (ws).
LA CAMPO. Philip. Pittsburg tws).
TURovICZ. Josepr. Mount Carmel tws).
VALENTINE, Matson James. Cumberland
Valley tWS).
RHODE ISLAND.
LOOMS. Clarence DO. Providence (wU).
WISCONSIN.
cANNEY. Bernard l., Sparta (ws).
ERICKSON. Palmer O.. osseo ODD.
KING. James E. GAINESVILLE (WS).
LANDES. Elvin r.. Bennett tws).
LINDAHL. George, Superior tws).
sAHN. Frank. wausaukee tWsl.
SAKowsKI, Stephen. Racine Cws).
sPEERBECKER, vernis August. Marsh
field (WS).
VIRGINIA.
AsTOR. Louis. Newport News tws).
AUSTIN, Kearne E. South Richmond tWS).
IA
MIDDLETON, George w. Strasburg (WS).
STEINER, Benjamin s.. Alexandria (ws).
WASHINGTON.
COURTNEY, william r.. Yacoit (ws).
REINER. Christ, Tacoma ODD.
WEST VIRGINIA.
WILSON. Lawrence E. sergt. Warrington
TEXAS.
JOHNSON. Andrew. Fort worth ODD.
MILAN. Plesa, Arthur City (WS).
M WARFIh Tpm Rafs ar MsSTFs sbD S
WILSON. Robert F.. Ben Wheeler (Ws).
WILSON, Sam, Gilmsr (wSJ.
VERMONT.
WILSON ", IbSS, Leslie E. corp. Barre ws'.
SOCTH CAROLINA.
SPRINGS. E. W.. Lieut., Lancaster Cws,.
MILLER. Tom. BRADLEY (W).
MYERS. Henry l.. Charleston (ws).
SOUTH DAKOTA.
HE'LL. Henry. Mobridge CwS).
TENNESSEE.
CAKES, William j.. Lieut., Columbia (wS).
DANIEL. James b., Knoxville (DW).
EMERT. Elmer W., Knoxville (wS).
MILLER, John A, Gleason (WS).
PHILLIPS. Alex. Cookeville (DA).
OTHER COUNTRIES.
Ireland.
CAIRNS, Andrew. Buncranna Cwsl.
Italy.
MAZzELLI, Angelo. Aquila (ws).
MlLICI, Antonio, Montangna (WS).
No Address Given.
BEAUMONT. william N. Lieut.. (w).
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TRANsPACIF1c MAILS

Connecting malls close at G. p. o. and City
Hall stations at $50 p VI. daily.
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands New Zea-
land and specially addressed mail for Aus
tralis via san Francisco July 2. Sc. Moapa.
Manoa.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and New
Zealand via San FranciseoJ July ). SIS. So
nOma
Japan. Corea, China Siam Cochin China
ana Netherlands East Indies Especially ad-
Maru.
Japan. Corea, China Siam, Cochin China
Netherlands East Indies and Philippine
Islands via Vancouver and Victoria, Is. CT
July 5. IS Empress of Asia.
Hawaii via Seattle) July 6, SIS Glymont.
Japan. Corea, China Siam. Cochin China
and Netherlands East Indies (via SeAttlsl
July 7. SIS KschimA Maru.
Fiji Islands, New Zealand and Australia
Via Vancouver and Victoria. B. C) July s,
SIS Niagara.
Japan, Corea. China Siam. Cochin China
and Netherlands East Indies via San Fran
cisco) July ~. S. Marking.
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TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL POST MAIL:

rreAl britain, Ireland EGYPT ana Bril nh
sterdam; a. NJ. July 3, IS, Orduna.
France, Algeria and Tuuis-Close at $50
A " July 3, IS. La Lorraine
non Of South Afrlca-Close At : \. VI. July
3, SIS. Hypatia; IL A. Nj. July - SIS Clan
MarMsster.
Azores. Gibraltar and Italy-Close at II
A NJ. July J, Ss. Canopic; Il A. NJ. July j.,
Sc Regina d'Italia.
Portugal-Close at . A. NJ. July :. So. Nor
mueao.
Norway-close at , A. NJ. July >. SIS Ber-
gensIord
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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

T rahk Koccoi Vo!uhlHfy' cOhtTacl0F, 10
East Seventy-ninth street. Liabilities
t5s6 no assets. Principal claims: Ja-
cob Rupert, Inc, 1885; L. thinner
man q Co. SAFE. Steinhard Brothers &
Co. SIZES. Samuel p. Jacktoff. $50
Broadway, attorney.
J. Frank LILY and Rosalind Lily; invol-
untary petition: individually and as CO.
partners doing business as J. Frank Lilly
~ Co. stock brokers, 81 Broadw1y.
Liabilities and assets. not given. Prin-
Cipal claims: John f Sos;nlan. $40,
David Kramer. 500; William q. Martin.
$500. Archibald Palmer, $40 Broadw ay.
uffornpy
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NEW YoRK-sharon sprInss.
NEW YORK-we stchester.
THE REAL COUNTRY

Mountain House, Valhalla, Westchester Co.
as minutes to 42l st: capacity $50; slt
up; sleeping porches, private baths swim
ming pool. fishing, saddle horses. instruc-
tor. dancing, tennis. grill. Telephone
White plains ll65. BOokLet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
Business Troubles.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

Ethel Jacobs restaurant business; 1894
Third avenue. Liabilities, sll.6SG: as
sets t25s0. Principal claims: BENJAMIN
Friedman. $40: Reiss and Bernard.
$3.50; Conron Brothers. $S05; James Foy.
$1,000. Abraham Beck, 26l Broadway,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02
ARRIvALs-TuEsDAY, JULY 1.

ARRIVALS-TUESDAY JULY L
Sc Belvedere. Plymouth, June Is.
Be- Seneca, Brest, June II.
Sc Mtlhnocket, Antwerp June Z.
SIS BALTIC, Antwerp. June IA.
SIS Edgefeld, Portsmouth, June 10.
IS Lonoke, Cardiff, June IL
SIS West Arrow. Gibraltar. June 16
SIS Keota, Liverpool, June IL.
Ss Oshkosh. Gibraltar, June 10.
Is Arabian Prince. Marlborough, Juno II.
Sc West Arrow, Constantnople. june II
ss Lake Ypsilante. Cardiff. June II.
Sc Tivives. Port Amon. juno q.
SIS Alamo. Kingston. June Is.
IS West Hambrie, Cristobal. June 20.
IS Munwood, Cardenas. June 70.
IS Tanamo, Port Antonio. June Is.
SIS Munamar. AntiUA June n.
So City Of Savannah. Savannah, June o.
IS 81 Mar. New Orleans, June u.
b Hamilton. Norfolk. June 30.
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SIS San Giorgio. at Naples.
Be Lord Byron, at Antwerp.
Sc Lapland, at Liverpool.
SIS Port Bowen, at Liverpool
Be Algerie. at Bordeaux.
Ss Muncaster Castle. at Vladivostot-
SIS Mineola, at Genoa.
Sc Sunland, at Naples.
IS Elisabeth van Belgre. at Antwerp.
IS Portuguese Prince, at Hayre.
So Chertsey. at Rotterdam.
SIS Hourick Hall. at Kobe.
Ss Sinclair at Algoa Bay.
SIS Jeser1c, at Port Said
SIS West Alex. az Buenos Ayres.
IS T1ntoretto. at Montevideo.
SIS Zuiderdyk. at London.
SIS Port Bowen. at Liverpool.
IS Nesoo. at Fayal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02

NEW JERsEY-Monmouth Beach.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-02

!, epsH a glorious vacation at one OF tho
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NEW YoRK-Adirondnclx

VISIT THE WONDERFUL. RESORTS o.
THE ADIROSDACKS. n. Y.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

coSsTABIE.s -

CONsTABLE's SALE
The state Of Texas. County OF e Paso-
BY virtue Of an Order OF sale Issued
cut Of the honorable Justices Court. Pre-
ciuct No I. OF Fl Paso county On the
18th day % November. 1878. By r. 3.
Ra-llns Justice o. the Peace, in the case
OF E l. WetziE versus W F. Lzuidln No
7165. and 10 me, as Constable directed and
delivered, I viii proceed 10 sell. within the
hours prescribed By law FOR Cousra1le'H
Sales, on the First Tuesday In December,
A. D. 1913, i being the End day o. said
month In front OF the store o. Edgar D.
Brown Company IA the county OF Fl Paso
81 the city Of Clint, Tex, the following
described personal property. to-Wit; Three
nozs red Jersey. and fifteen piEE red
jersey so Il IN b1lt for threshing ma
chine
Levied on. On the 9Th day OF November.
ISIS. as the property OF W r Mauldin
90 satisfy q judgment amounting 70 fb5
an favor q E. l. WerEiE and cost OF suit
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
November. 1913.
I " DAVIS Constable.
BY Deputy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
GODEYTTN-IJISTOP9

ONE year ago today. November %,
~ 1913 LLOYD George stated that he
had been advised by the greatest
5urists IN the kingdom that the for
mer kaiser was guilty Of an indicta-
bic offence
Find an English soldier
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
Left side down, exc in helmet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
Helm Ranled-FsmaIs

MGR, BUYER dry goods, ladies' ready 70
wear. some experience in Eastern Market
preferred large co. Alex, 3ll5-tzlo; must
sr.eak Spanish nuer tiy-
Dentist lice1. ed IN Tex. $3.50 Per month
and commission. Interstate Co.. go Kit
redge Bids. Denver. Colo. U. s. a
DESIRABLE travelling position viii Be va
can't December 10. Acceptable applicant
must be over 25 years old. with nigh
school or college education; unmarried
woman or widow without incumbrance pre-
ferred: pleasing personality and adapta-
hiiltv essential; 10 investment necessary
no experience required; position permanent
With advancement. viii pay right party
$50 week. Address r 81. Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
WANT AID RATE CARD.

one cent per word each daily insertion
Two cents per word each Saturday IN
sertion-
Three consecutive Insertions. incluuinE
Saturday. cents Ter word
word
The above rate O. based on a minimum
Of a % word count Ads containing less
than this number o. words viii Be counted
as 20 words.
month
Bold face lines double price.
No al run Tor an indefinite period IT.
F. taken over the telephone. Orders 90
diHcontinus e. F. ADS must be made 20
writing
Accounts for classified ads are due after
first Insertion. Not responsible for more
than one incorrect Insertion
II order 20 give time for proper ciassi-
fication @ is necessary 20 close The Herald
classified page Saturdays at II 80 a. m All
other days az 1889 p n. want ads re-
ceived after this hour VIII appear the next
CAV Orders 10 dlscontIuue want ads must
be 90 Herald office before o. m OF pub
Mcation-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

Help Wanied-Male and Female
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WASTED-Enslish-s Spanish stenograpncr.
Ccn tl5 Mills ST
WANTED-Nlght clerk Tor railroad hotel.
out OF town. $50. room. board. transporta-
Jon furnished Phone 1854
GOVERNMENr POSITIONS = our civil
service self-instructed uiu prepare you.
f1-o0 delivered National Capitol Institute.
Warrington D. c.
WASTED-spanish English stsaoErapher,
salary f115.oo per month. II Guayrnas.
MeElco- inquire 4l2 Nils B.dE-
Help Wanted-femaIe
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WANTED-Woman 10 help cooking IN
lunehroom. Apply 2o2ts n. stanton.
WASTED-Nurses apply wiley sana-
terlun-
WANTED-GIrl for general house work
address 2I2I z. Bouleysrd- Phone 11s5-
WANTED-At onre. good reliable cook:
WANTED-Woman to DO houseWork and
eooldngs stay nights. Phone 1898.
WANTED-Whits lady 10 do houseEeeD-
lnE. mail family Phone 45ss-
WANTED-Amerlcnn dining room girl;
must have experience Call IN person, 1os
Upson-
WANTED-Cis7n. capable. honest MeTIG5a
girl for house work IN small family. .5o9
Myrtle Ave.
WANTED-A woman for general house
work Must cook and speak English Phi
WANrED-GirI FOR gsnsraI h0useWofz.
must stay nights and speak English 251i
WASTED-An eTPsTisncsd cook Win ref
erence. Must stay on place. 5101 Federal
street. Ph. ass.
WANTED-Good housekeeper for family Of
one. call at 1908 Z. Nevada St. after
?. n. OF phone 1ofh.
WANTED-Strong woman. without en-
cumbrlnces. 10 walt on sick people Apply
Wiley sanatorlum-
WANTED-Young Lady. ETpsrienced
stencgrapher and bill clerk for position
with local wholesale house Post once
Box 49,
EARN SIS weekly. snare time writing for
necessary. details free Press Syndicate.
z24. St Louis. No.
WANTED-Kind, responsIbie American
woman 10 care for II months old baby
while mother IS out during Afternoon or
evening. Phone 511a.
WANTED-YounE woman Of good charac-
ter 70 wait table and do chamber work IN
small country hotel Address Midway
Hotel. Encino. n. II.
THEY HAVE ARRIVED
Ivory goods Of all kinds, In cur Grand
Annex Prices slightly above wholesale
Expansion sale now on.
BARNETTs. sI0 z san Antonio St..
WANTED-Wcnian TO keep house for nan
and boy Of seven years in exchange Tor
a good home and icasonahle salary We
are located on farm m town For inform
alton address B. Q. Rap.er. Eden. ARK
WANTED-Ezpert Eusiish-spaEish stem
ographer. must be accurate. rapld and
equally good In both languages. good sal
airy 70 party who can qualify. Apply 2o6
". Overland.
RAMONA the great CalifLrnia feature
nim. shown everywhere else for a dollar.
two hours and a half entertainment. with
big orchestra To be shown here for 90
cents at Liberty hall. Nov. 26-29 and Dec.
I. @ and &. Buy tickets row
MAKE 500 per week easily in spare time
introducing Stovoil; wonderful new invcn-
ton. removes and prevents RUST. leaves
dry. clean. lustrous finish. keeps stoves
like new. used and recommended by larE-
est stove and Eas companies. housewives
are wild about Il. write quick for free trial
offer and liberal terms Superior Labora-
tories, Dept az. Grand Rapids. Mich.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
BUY An on IEzSE

SO buys five acres Texas Field. Ranger
leases sold az 25c row worth thousands
per scre- Nuttle paid 81 per sore ard
sold for 5000 per acre Tcxas-RainboWH
En1 now opening Up shows same geo
logical fcrmstlo as proven territory.
Leases here may jump any price with first
ven coming IN It's a speculation. but The
Kind OF speculation that las made many
small investors rich The Fortuna OIL Co.
started 10 by several men pooling 500 IN
lesses-sold out recently for a million dol
lars II you don't Understand lease busi-
ness We VIII gladly explain all details
Remit SO for FIVE acres We send you
legal lease f0rn and keep you IN touch
with Development send name for free
map and tEu informa ton Pecos valley
Co l1lis y. Robinson. Oklahoma, Okla