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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-06-04
New VICTOR Records for June


s4s1o Baby -Mackay-Johnston. price, 81.
CORTOT, ALFRED.
1859 Caprice Poetic
List price,
7457s Quartet in Mnor-scherzoR schumann.
GALLLCURCI, AMELITA. 80. :. 49,. 80. ...... :. =.
h4SO7 Crepuscule (Twilght)-Jue in, ST.
GARRISON MABEL
dansez Marque (Machione Your Dancing)-Ba
zotLemaire. IG ill., ST.
GLUCK,
HOMER, LOUISE
s7so1 Love Tell the story-Hankey in 81
HEIFETz, JASCHA
1859 Spanish 1)-sarasate $1.5o
hREISLER FRITZ
s47so Dream Youth
1858 Old Watz-Joeph Smiths Orchestra
When You Look in the Heart of Rose-Waltz
chestra. S5ct
1851 in Trot
Pero. Blue-Fox in
1856 Sweet Samese-Fox Long
Long Tme-Medey -Step-Frfanzen's Society
in,
Vagabond-Nedey Trot Canary-Medley
Fox Trot-Joseph C. Smiths in. S5c
1880 By the Campfre-Peere Blowing
Bubbes-Chares S5c
1850 Hushabye, Ma Baby missouri Waltz When
Softly Come and Go-Vivian Hot-I.llian
in Administering
and the World Smiles With YouLewis James
Quartet. 10
1884 see-Henry
(from Lady") Waiting (from
Listen Lester )-Lambert Murphy. in.
1888 Rhythm Medley No. Victor Military n
Major Theme Skipping Flying Wheebarrow
tive, Plain Skip, Tip Toe March, March
Instrumental Characteristic Rhythms)
Rhythm Medley 2-Victor Military Military March
in G Major Troting Running High Stepping
Skipping Theme, Military
mental Characteristic Rhythms) (Anderson). in,
Nathan's Furniture Store
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-25

las os trenes a
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-25

I'm Il joysria Felix L6pss. Ban Frah
cisco, frsnte . IL Opers. Il rsconocs-
ran Ia vista gratis indickndoIs 81 cris-
tai precise que nscesitan. aus oios. 0ris.
tales nonturAs de IL. cslidAd con
preoios bajos.--san HrAncisco IL g.
Aavt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
SEASON
To BEGIN SOON
Services Will
Be Held Next Week At
St. Patrick's Cathedral.

The following announcement re-
gardiug the season Of Lent is made
by the rector Of St Patricks cathe-
dral, FIR. Frund.
The season Of Lent being a time Of
special attention to prayer and fast
ing. as well as many other sacrifices
begins this year. March 5. Ash We'd
nesday. when all members will receive
the cross of ashes at either the morn
ing or evening services IN the cathe-
dral. which is as a reminder to the
faithful of duties to prepare the soul
for its God Every Sunday evening the
Rt Rev. bishop Schiller will. deliver
short lectures on The Passion of
Christ" and he will also conduct the
services known as holy hour. on We'd
nesday evening a series Of lectures on
The Church" will be delivered by Fr.
Upton.
On Friday evening the Impressive
service known IS The WAY Of the
Cross" will take place. The Rev. Fr.
p. Robes the cathedral organist viii
be in charge Of the musical program
for the evening services. Fl Robes is
a professional pipe OrEanist IS well
a s an Instructor for years on the va
rious musical instruments. The Lem
ten sermons at the high masses each
the cathedral clergy
Next Sunday Pledge Day.
At all the masses next sunday AZ the
cathedral all win pledge themselves
to observe the season Of Lent as or
dered by the church. During the chill
dren's special mass at 9 o'clock. the
solemn pledge will be taken together
which means the abstaining from all
amusements, during the Lenten season
and which will close on Easter with
grand children's Easter party. for all
who have kept faithful to their pledge
during Lent.
March Is Patron Day.
On Monday, March II. St Patrick's
day a special service VIII be held at
the cathedral, details OF which viii be
announced later.
Grand Gaelic Ball.
On Tuesday. March is a grand en-
tertainment and bali viii be given at
Liberty hall, by the FL Paso Gaelic
club. Several thousand tickets were
distributed at the meeting Of the gen
eral committee held at the cathedral
rectory Monday.
Leading men and women OF the city
are on the various committees and
much interest is manifested Fr. 'Frund
has announced his appointing Fl Up
ton as chairman ana general manager
Of the celebration for March IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
BASE
S0C0RR0, MN.
New Mexico Town Is Vir-
tually Assured Planes
VIII Stop There.

AIagdaleua. X. ". Feb. 25.-SocOrro
is practically assured Of being Sc
Iected as an airplane station for the
transcondnental air line. Charles T..
Waid, OF the land department Of the
line. has been in SocorrO since jan
uary 81. pending negotiations. Ninety
eight acres Of land from the city has
been contracted for and was placed
in escrow Friday morning.
United States assistant surveyor W.
II. Herrick has prepared map whlrn
gives a complete description Of the
ground. buildings. etc, the public
highway being given the right of way
between the station and the hangers
Complete Buildings.
According 20 the contract the build
ings must be completed within one
wear from the date when made. with
the first landing Of a plane scheduled
for May ] Of the present year. This
plane win reach san Diego. Cali at
9 n n. Nay .. The first car viii he
for a demonstration. although IL is
intended that a demonstration be
made on the grounds at an earlier
date.
VIII Not Manufacture.
Cars viii not be manufactured IN
socorro. but viii be sent there ready
for putting together.
About so persons or more viii he
employed at this station. which viii
constitute the east and west junction
between St. Louis. No, and san Diego,
Cal. and the north and south juno
ton between Denver, Colo and Cor
pus Christi. Tex.
The station viii be equipped with
a wireless. according TO government
regulations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Livestock Market


Chicago. H.. Feb 25.-CUnited States
Bureau OF Markets -Hogs-Recelpts. 5s.-
600. Market fairly active. mostly SC lower
than yesterdays average Bulk Of sales
I S17-40 OHIO. butchers s17-75 0I7-s0: light.
81 617-55: packing. S16.75 7I745: throw
outs. s1s.a5e 1s.75; pigs. good to choice.
Csttie-Reeeipts. 1900. Beef steers
butcher cattle. calves and feeders. steady
20 strong beef cattle good choice and
prime. s15-s5 n 20; common and medium.
81 HI5-s5- butcher STOCK. COWS and heif-
ers. $3.50 1850; Gamers and cutters. $3.50
G7-so; stocirers and feeders. good choice
and fancy. 5000 614-75; inferior. common
and medium ssTIO-75. veal calves. good
and choice. s15-25715.75.
Sheep-Receipts. "a 600 Market steady 20
higher; lambs. choice and prime. s1s-35 y
cuIls. s14 1850; ewes. choice and prime.
81 $50 GIGS. medium and good. 500
1925: culis. s5-506s-5o-
Kansss Civ livestock. Close.
Kansas city, No.. Feb 25.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1900 Market steady. Bulk, s17-1o
917.so; heavy, s17-75e17-so' pigs si2e
cattls-Receipts. 1900. Market steady
steers. s1s719. western. S12G15; cows. 50
G1s: heifers. $3.50 e14.5o; stoekers, IS .
IS. calves. s76I4.
sheep-Receipts. $500. Market strong
lambs. S17.75a1s; yearlings s1461s;
vrethers. s126I3; ewes. s11-75 az
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo. Feb. e5.-Cattls-Receipts
1900. Market CSC lower. Beef steers. sl4-z5
G1ET5; COWS and heifers, s7-25 91o.45s
s-ockers sud feeders, S11-25614; calves,
Hoe-Feceipts $500. Market steady.
Tob. 1850; bulk, $3.50 G16-s0-
sheep-Receipts, 5000 Market higher.
lambs. s15.s5GI7.15; ewes. ss-75911-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Certain OF Hun Defeat :
EUen Before Arnlistice

Atlanta, Ca. Feb. 25.-A letter has
just been received here from DR.. Jas.
H. CORY. an Atlanta physician with
the medical corps in France, written
just before the signing OF the armis-
ice.
The Americans are going 20 lick
this bunch OF German criminals If it
takes all the money We have and half
our men to do it," declares DR.. CORY.
Il have seen little Is and IS year old
girls with German babies. This is the
horrible work OF the Hun. Thank God.
we have them going the other way
now. They are on the run. Some Of
the lads we capture are hardly 16
years old. They look like children.
Dr. Cory told OF the marvellous
work Of the medical corps. saving men
were literally snatched from the jaws
OF death.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
MARINE STOCKS
BREAK SHARPLY.
Higher Money Tendencies
Cause Liquidation by
Pools In Specialties.

New York. Feb. 25.-LiGuidation by
pools iu various srecialties. Que @
higher money tendencies. and sharp
break In marines. on rumo-s % an ahan-
du-u-enr cc negotiations with the BRUSH
11rerurnent- were the chief incidents Of
rr1avts stock market sales apuroNinlated
E-n-a11 shares The closing was Irregular
GAS $685. first IS. $50 second Is.
sass first convertible AXIS. 95-1Ss second
sass ef1ss third, fAs. $500 fourth
Early Reactions Develop.
Moderate ceiling Of shares recently n
e-er-Inrfve favor acc0mpa MED the initial
lenunEs on the stock exchange today,
traders evidently taking warning from
yesterdays sudden advance in call loans
70 the highest rate in two years Kelly
~nrirEfiald Tire reacted points and
southern Pacific and Marine preferred, a
point each. recezsious otherwise beng
limited 90 substantial fractions. Before
The end Of the first half hour, however.
motor accessories OILS. United states steel
and Crucihle steel led the more extensive
iellirEs.
Indusfrfnls improve
-rrirz during the stock s0s-icn con-
sTnurI 10 be Influenced By the money
market With an opening rate OF per
cent fer all loans Oils. s-eels and &C
tive eruluulauts also leather and several
Investment rails remained heavy, but Ia
IustTia-s. including American Sugar, Su-
rlafra Tehacco and American Woolen. i'm
proved 10 points The market dis
played none o. Yesterdays public Interest
Ieali-rs declining after the first hour
BONDS we're eatursIcEs except for a fur
t-sr reaction o. - in virginia percent
cl-liflcareE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Financial

LIBERTY BONDS.
We pay top market prices for Liberty
Bonds based on
New York stock Exchange Quotations.
Il Is extremely simple TO sell your bonds
TO US II you live out Of the city Simply
forward your Liberty bonds by registered
mail and we viii same day remit you cash.
at New York Exchange market prices
]. =. CURTISS a Co.
Established as Curtiss-Manning in 1913
Stocks and Bonds
Hotel sheldon Lobby Phone 37G.
INVEST IN TEXAS OLIVE are respon-
sible people. Write US Texas oil Bruk-
erage. Cotton Exchange Bid. # Worth,
Texas
OIL LEASE BLANKS-For sale b. Enis
Bros Printing CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
RAILROAD TINE TABLE


All trains arrive and depart from Usiou
station. f1ol o. san Francisco street AL
arrizals and departures given IN e Paao
CT mountain standard tine
SANTA II
Fer AIhuquernue Denver. Chicago, Los
AuEelss-.So- SOS ivs- $500 a. M No. SO
F-om zItuqueraus. Denver. Los Angeles.
Chi1aEo-No- sci arvs- 10 g. m; No. so7
FL PASO & SOUTHWESTERN
CWesteru Dirisioul-
Fer Arizona and Calfforula-No. 5 lvs-
400 ?. n; No Tvs At ss45 p n
IEasferu DiEision).
Frr EaussH CITY. St Louis and Chicago
-os1- Iva 1901 p. n No az 5s55
Fran Chicago St Louis and Kansas
sOCTHERS PACIFIC Inns
F1- san Antonio. New Orleans and
H-lshlnston--No. 112 Tvs soc D m; No.
30 az 1880 T. m
Froz Warrington. New Orleans and san
Autuuio-ArriTa1 a. SIS q m: No At
Fur Arizona AID Caufornia-No. / ivE
--15 a. m-5 No 1e1 a. 7.1o g. ms No
los a. SEQ ,. n
Fr1u Arizona and California-1So. 4
1rVr a. 11-E1 a. M No. 1s2 arTs 2:45
TEXAs q PACIFIC
Fer Dallas and St Louis-No. e lTz
5-45 g. m-- No a. $500 D. m
PROM ST LOUIS ard Dallzs-No- ] arTH-
--5s . "a 30 3 arEs- az 1879 p. m
MEXICAN CENTRAL
No regular sched1ie-
MEXICO 81 NORTHWEsTERN.
No regular EcEelu4e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
PR0GRESS
IN CORN MARKET
Prices Go Up On Reports
Former Corn Land VIII
Be Given To Wheat.

Chicago. H.. Feb. 25.-BuIls in the corn
market today made some progress. owing
TO reports that much land usually devoted
10 corn would be planted with spring wheat
Opening prices. which ranged from = 2
1atc higher with 1iay at s1-24iz 6I-25. and
July at S1-195z G1-20. were followed By a
vance
Subsequently. buying on the part OF east
ern shorts carried the market sharply NJ
grade. When this demand was exhausted
however. something Of a reaction ensued-
The close was unsettled -a7c2c net
higher. with Nay at S1-257s 61-2s. and July
at s1-e11E T1-2fsf-
Oats Harden with Corn
Oats hardened with corn Offerings were
1febt. gffer opening 4 n = C higher, the
market scored slight further gains
weakness IN the how market had bear
tsh influence on provisions
Later. the market become more active
and responded TO the upturn IN corn. but
the effect failed TO last.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

Business Chances
CONFECTIONERY for sale. Box s27. Las
cru-es. New Mexico
Ell PAsO TRANSFER CO.. phone 1913
Baggage and moving; hauling Of al kinds
BROWN a SHARPE TOOLS at A. Yaffe.
i93 S. e Paso.
BARBECUE
Busincss, viii sell cheap. 207 Mills St
FOR SALE-A phot0graDh studio at
bargain. Good location Address E5S.
care Herald
WANTED-some enc 10 Buy $1,000 worth
of land notes from me or sell them FOR
me Address Josie Vance Sneed. Ranger,
Texas
FOX REST-Choiee business location.
near corner Of Texas and Stanton Store
room. stock room Can give wear lease
nlIe -.
WANT 20 get IN touch with party who
would be interested in a new bismuth dis
trict near Fl Paso- Address Robert z
AHes. 314k $. Fl Paso s.
WANTED-Partner with $4,000 TO open
lunch room. have hest location IN city.
experience not necessary F. L Gould. as
Myrtle Ave. r Paso. Texas Phi 5i65W-
TOR SALE
II POOL TABLES. I CIGAR CASE.
ROOT BEER BARREL. / WALL CASE.
ONE ICE RON. LIGHT FIXTURES AT
4 BARGAIN APPLY 1S6 y. SILVER
AVE DEMING, y. NJ
FOR INVESTMENT Of lev dollars down.
viii turn over dandy little lunch counter
which VIII stand best Investigation FOR
actual profits. Just riEht Tor discharged
soldier. Inquire X-Marine Cafe. Lynch
yi.le. # bliss
FOR sALE-Strietly high Grade estab-
lished accident and health Insurance
agency. PAYS thousands dollars year re-
newai commissions Address Accident"
Herald.
WANTED-Good landlord Christian pre-
ferred. who has farm and stock he de-
sizes 20 put in charge q live. hustHng
business man on shares submit propo-
sition- Address BOX So. DemirE. n r.
FOR SALE-I0 acre tract lease Potter
panies now organizing in this section and
gas reported already found All 10 acres
for $3.50. near Amarillo Write S55. care
CHANCES or loss In OH specuiations
can be greatly reduced by careful sel=c-
ton OF land and business mana cement
Duke-Leon OF Co. owns land in sections
actually producing. Wells coming in
around holdings. Pipe line going IN
have selected this from many Call Or
write John H McCutcheon. $50 Caples
BIDS e Paso. Tex
I STARTED ths on game IN McCul-
Tough county. Texas. Can sell you leases
close 90 wells that are being drilled for
ne by the big companies. shallow oil
already found and prices advancing Ny
acreage was carefully selected by a geolo-
Elsr. Here IS where you can get run
for your money Write OF wire. JEFF
Steers Brady. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain. Close
Corn-ATay. s1.257s July. s1-211z.
Oats-Msv. 59szc; July. 5S&c-
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Pork-1Iay. S41-70; July. s3s-75.
T.ard-lIay. ss7.75: July. s24-22.
Ribs-lIay. S25-25: July. S22-22.
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago. III. Feb. 25.-Butter-Higher.
Creamery. 4o154Ec-
Eggs-Receipts 20 0e3 eases. MARKET
higher Firsts 3s6245tc; ordinary firsts
IS 0ssHc; ct market cases included, IS n
$50
Potatoes=Receipts. 50 cars Market IN
changed. Wiscon. Michigan and Minnesota.
bulk. s1.5061-s5: sacks. s1-5061-s0.
Poultry-Alive, Market higher. Springs
SOC: fowls Sic
Kansns City Produce, Close
Kansas City. NO. Feb 25.-Butter-
Creamery. acc, firsts. &c: seconds, 45cs
packing. SOC
PouItry-Steadv. Hens, &c. ROSTERS, Il
r 21c- springs. sc.
EE-s-1c higher. Firsts. 3ec.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
AGAIN
ARE VERY WEAK
Shares Sell Lower Than
For Several Days; Lead
ers Drop Sharply.

Rub6er Stocks again today roatured. the
market rising rapidly while the coppers
were extremely weak and sold lower than
FOR several days. according to J. s. Cur
tlss and company. Hotel sheldon Ana
conda broke from $50. TO SIS. Smelt-
ers from SIX TO 65z Inspiration from
4sas TO Az; Utah from ssH TO 6T54-
Mexican Petroleum sold off from Isl TO
17S5s.
Magma Chief was bid for on the curb
as high as 20 cents for 1000 and 2008
shares.
New that president Wilson had signed
the $4,000. 00O. coo tax measure gave the
market severe set back and closing
prices all showed losses Rubber. after
touching 81. broke badly TO S25z.
Latest afternoon prices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Dead Horse Material
EUidence-W Was Barred

Redding. Feb. 25.-Considerable ex-
element prevailed in the Superior
court here in the case OF H E Rolli-
son against the Anderson farms in
which s125 was asked by Rollison
as the value Of a horse which dis
appeared after he had left it in their
pasture. While the case was in prog
ress the foreman found the carcass Of
the horse in the 100 acre pasture and
brought the remnants by automobile
10 the courthouse here, rushing up the
stairs and informing the court he
had found material evidence
The court declined to admit the
evidence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Fake BOotleggers Due
For Trouble In atlanta

Atlanta, Ga, Feb 25.-The way Of
the cake bootlegger" is destined TO
become harder a d harder in this vi
cinity. James Martin. Of color,
charged with selling water colored
whiskey, at So per quart was fined
Sc for vagrancy and an extra fine OF
SIS for his get rich quick scheme
under the charge Of. sellin without a
license Numerous cases have been
reported Of honey whisky being
sold at from SO to SO per quart.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

NB- EEs1claEe1 Erea1N-
New YORK. zen 25.-Mercantile paper,
81 75Ec
starIinE 50 day bills. s4-73s CONNER
-lzl 90 day bills on banks, s4-722 com
ue-rr7l so day bills SA7eii- demand,
e475E cables. s47s 7-1e.
Mexican pesos 77i1c-
Time loans ELr1ugs 50 and 90 DAYS, 4
Z- mon as 81 percent
can money. strong; high. percent low.
81 ruling fata. g. closing bid. a offered
AZ s. last loan 6 percent
Copper uo-uIuzl- electrolytic. 15G16c-
Iron nominal No 1 northern and No
sourhern- So 90; No. northern and
So. . southern s3L25 q a5-25-
Lead firm; spot and February, $500
$50 t-d- spclter- firm; East St Louis de-
llrerr. spot and February $3.50 q $40
IOEDnN METALS MARKET
London Eng. Feb. 25.-Ths following
ua-e the quotations IN the London met
aie market today
s-ot c1ppe-. "a 1oss sleetrolytle, $50
Tn. E2Ie rs
lead ~ 11E-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

We PAY more for coed furniture tnan
any firm In city Get cur figures before
you sell &. d. HCUSER UPHOLSTERTNG
co. Phone SIG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Held Wanted-MaIe and Female

@-@-@-----@---------T-T-T7
WE CAN USE the services Of several rep
resenrarives those accustomed 10 earning
$50 weekly may apply. National Honor
Ron. as Martin Bldg ASK for Ar. Rob
srts.
WANTED-Foung man or woman 10 tal-e
charge OF sample department Prefer
one who has had previous experience
in dry goods and notions, but would
consider party with business ability Ap-
ply by letter. John Il. Frazier. Haymon
Er---n 1. @
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
ARMY HOSPITAL AT CAMP
CODY TO BE ABANDONED

Washington. n C.. Feb. 25--
Surgeon Cen ireland announced today
that as a result Of the Abandonment
Of a number Of army camps and the
concentration Of sick and wounded
soldiers in city hospitals. &C. has been
decided 10 discontinue - base hos
pitfalls. steps already are under way
TO abandon the hospitals at Camps
Cody, Macarthur. Joseph z. Johnston
Logan, Hancock. Greene. Mcclellan
Sewer. Wheeler. and 20 reduce the
hospital at Camp Kearney. Calf, to
500 beds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Lost and Found


LOsT-Auto gas tank top. Pm. S6soH-
LOST-Pair Of eyeglasses. in black leather
case, ia or around san Jacinto Plaza
Leave az Herald office or Phone s0isJ-
Reward
LEFT in ladies' lavatory Of Buczier
Bldg. Thursday at noon. package con-
tanning = pairs Of ladies satin Teddy
Bears. Return 20 Herald Adv. Dept
Reward
LOST-Diamond. green gold square link
bracelet. between Paso Del Norte hotel
and LOnEwelIs Garage Liberal reward
for return or Information 20 Mrs 3. c.
Humphreys. Del So-te Hotel
LO>r-Pocketbook containing ring wiki
oriental pearl set with diamonds- also
twenty dollar bin and some small change
Finder kindly return 20 Mrs. A A. Tay-
Tor. 21oz Grant Ave. and receive reward
LOST-Old fashioned round white cameo
brooch about size OF dollar. with small
fEuresg Of two women and dog Gold
band around cameo Treasured as keep
sake 1909 Prospect Phone 416QR- LIB
..-nr reward.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

WANTED-AIl kinds used household fur
nishings VIII pay highest cash price
RIO GRANDE FL NITUKE co.
Phone le0Z-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

ROOMS arranged in 8 complete house
keeping apartments. location keeps house
full the year around. Very desirable
yS0o. Terms. Principals only Cause of
sale, leaving town Address O33, care
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
FABENs-CLT rST Il PAsoH-Romsro's car

leaves Herald office $3.50 p m and 6:50
a. m. daily and Sunday Make reserva-
t-ans AZ Herald Or Phone SD.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
MEXICAN MONEY.

30 scan bank notes. state bills. *
C--c
sarIoua7es. .sc-
Peers old. 77zc- new. fsc-
--rrrr Old f2cs new. 25c-
-r-- -rrd SEE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
For Rent-Rouss, Unfurnishsd

: FOOH HOUSE. basement and Earage-
~ Err--Irr Phone ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
WEATHER BULLETIN.
I. $. DEPARTMENT OF .AGRICULTURF.
WEATHER BUREAU.

Observations taken
AZ Z r. m, 18th ne
ridian time s a. M,
Il Paso time. Feb.
25. 1913.
Forecasts.
e Paso and vi
cinity: Fair tonight
and Wednesday ris-
Ing te . e r ature
Wednesday.
New Mexico; Fair
tonight and we'd
nesday " ar N e ?
Wednesday.
Arizona: Fair to-
night and probably
Wednesday. not 50
cold tonight north
c trail portion.
warmer Wednesday
West Texas To-
night fair. colder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

MR. AND MRS. ". S. 8fcCURDY. B07
W North Stanton street. have as
their guest their soninlaw. Leslie
Love. Of AIelrose. New Mexico. who
mas been stationed at the United
States navy training station. Charles
ton. South Carolina, and was recently
discharged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

rs now safe FOR democracy" The $50
a day men will decide what the FL Paso
mayor shall be and the business men who
Try TO supply e $3.50 a day man with
six children 70 feed. will decide on sup
plying them beans Phone 20f5 for beans.
alfalfa. cane. straw. wagons, harness,
riding plow and milk wagon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Helm Wanted Mae

GOOD BARBER waited at 1ncr- Charles
CRUDE. Jr-. BelIeviile. Tex
WANTED-CoIIectqr who can talk fiu-
entity 10 both Spanish and English De-
sire a man who can appreciate a per
manent posluons reasonable salary 20
start: chance for increase TO right man
Texas Purchasing Co. Room 6. Coles
Bldg. Cor. oregon ard san Antonio St
WANTED-An experienced man 20 take
care OF two gasoline engines Two other
men 10 help on carry-us-au and ferries
wheel Good salary and transportat ton
Dr.. J. L o.. de Larocque. private car
Maryland" Globe Mills slding-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

ANSWERS To HERALD WANT ADS
The following list OF uncalled for an
swers 20 Herald Want Advertisements are
row being held for delivery at The Her
old business office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

INSTRUMENTATION. BY FOR
mer official translator = the Supreme
Court Of the Philippine Phone 5s47.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
THE COURTS.
4IsT DISTRICT COURT.
Iudge p. z. Price. PresldlnE.

aul-G T n AEAIes I-AuAAess
aTrs. Frances Rowland VS.. c. s
Hill, suit on note Of $500: filed.
a. Schwartz ct al. vs. American
Surety company, suit for damages:
filed.
H II. losteIler vs. ". D. Hines, di-
rector general Of railways. suit for
$1,000 damages; filed.
". c. Campbell vs.. e. Paso Herald.
suit for $4,000, charging libel