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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18

FOR SALE by owner. nice 5-room
modern bungalow and garage. paw
lng all paid out. part cash, rest terms.
Call at 1912 West LIST
1924 WEST 3oTH new rooms and
breakfast room. all built-in features,
rooms In oak garage and -olid drive.
way; see this place before buying. Call
Maple 5ls7-J.
GOOD home for sale 60 L. lth street.
Maple i7ag-J
FOR SALE RY OWNER northcns,
corner OF Lake Ave and sand st. ?
blocks east Classen Blvd. Snxl10 feet;
price $3.50. cash or terms g II. Kcl-
sey. care Chttendcn & Eastman Fur.
Co. Burlington tovn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Owner Leaving City and
Must Sell i'm Next
Few Days

Reautiful new California bungalow, 6
rooms and breakfast room, double built
oak floors. rooms In oak. rest enamel
finish: all late bult-in features. beaut-
ful electric fixtures; paving nearly out.
near good school. y block to car and
market; immediate possession. Furni-
ture also for sale. Owner, 706 West cath
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Northwest 5.room mod
ern cottage: screened east sleeping
porch; garage; lot 50Il7o. Phone Wal
nut 1859.
SIX. ROOM home. 500 block East sth
s., 3,250, good terms, Call owen. Walnut
1897.
FOR SALE-@7ood 5-room house, good
chicken house. fruit trees, lots 5Ox
40. owner 62i West Grand Ave,
Walnut t925-R.
CALL PBX-5 the Want Ad Phone.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Immediate Possession

~of excellent Groom new Cali
~ fornia bungalow on 3,th ST,
~ near Classen. with hardwood
floors and built-ln features; selling for
special price for short time.
Y. W. Davis, REAR Estate Department,
r. 7. STUART co Is w, Main.
Maple "a. Res. Phone Marle l06j-R.
READ THESE BARGAINS IN VA
CANT HUTS THEY CAN NOT
RE BEAT.
Pair OF lots, b0xii0, on 11nwood
Blvd, Que more paving pavement
to make. south frost s..,...... 500
Pair OF lots on nth street one
block from Classen, across tho
street from campus .......,.... $500
Lot on East 18th street. b5xl60
all paving paid, south front, 300
block ,...,....,....'r..-', -',.-... N,hVO
: pairs OF lots on West llth
street. paved fronting north.
per pair ,,,..s'...' ''' ..,.' .,',.' 'o"
s0xlsO- foot lot on West seth street.
near Mckinley. old paving.
south front ......,........,..-. N,bOO
South front lot In Winan's, BOX
liO. on paving ...,.,.......,.,.. f,5oo
South front lot on 25th. near
llnTVeX o. a % a o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
CITY REAL EsrArf FOR SALE

GOOD 5-reom modern Oklahoma bum
galov. Maple t72t-J.
SIX ROOM bungalow on SEd strssl.
west OF Classen, lots 75xi55, garage,
drive ana basement. on corner: price
5000 90, good terms. Cali Owen. Wal.
nut 1881.
EIGHT -KUnM home on West 18th n
500 block. garage, basement and fur
mace. south front, all hardwood down
stairs. owner leaving city. a bargain
Call owen, Walnut 1897.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Wanted

Wanted Oklahoma City
Real Estate Investment
win invest this week $4,000 cash In
Oklahoma City property. but this In
vestment must pay $50 to 1900 per
month income. please submit what you
have; | mean business and have the
money. M-i7. Oklahoman.
WANTED-To buy from owner. five
or SIX room; also seven or eight room
Davis. Walnut 439.
WE ARE having great demand for
all kinds OF property from the Texas
oil fields and II you would Hike TO sell
list your property with w 7. Glasgow,
9i2 Hcrskowi'z. Walnut 1874
r. q. Mattingly
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN co
Rentals and Collections Speciality
List Your Property With rs for
Quick Action
Office 2i2 Security Bldg
office Phone Walnut 7ij
Residence phone Maple b271-J
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W(9@MNlAE1 & G@)y
,0ai, W MAIN sT PHONE Wal. 81

FOR RENT FURNISHED.
Beautiful home, sos W 18TH, COM
pletely furnished viii give leave for
year. ] X. Moore. Walnut 1889.
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SEVENTEENTH
Notice

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Three and F a dST T DMC
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LOner
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Bargains

East Park. 5.room modern and bath
basement, 1 fuli lots; price, ts.2So. I75O
cash.
2-story, 7 rooms. modern and bath.
garage, corner lots. block from ClAssen; (;
price, 81, 500 $3.50 cash,
WARI.ICk h co.
hihple lTls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL mono and furniture for
sale Maple lo7t.R
FOR SALE or for rent, suburban home.
broom house. outbuildings, ~ acres.
on III Reno carline. within scent lin
IL. Maple 3os-J.
FIVE.ROO bungalow. all bullt.ln
features, garage, driveway, on 30th
street, west OF Class.nT dandy homo,
never been lived In price $3.50; can
make good terms. Call owen. walnut
I11T
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
METHoDISTS MAKE PLANS
FOR CENTENARY WORK

The inSnirational meeting Of the
Methodist campaign in Trinity church
tonight Is the beginning in FL Paso
OF the centenary campaign. II is
called an inspirational meeting. as IL
is intended 20 inspire the workers for
the task before them Speakers VIII
De present from the other districts Of
the New Mexico conference. together
with the Rev L y. Stuckey. associate
field director OF the campaign for
Texas and New Mexico The meeting
viii commence at 1880 with an exhibit
ton OF stereopticon slides. followed
by addresses by Rev J. J. Richards
and Rev L y. Stuckey- The meeting
is omen TO the public.
Wednesday there viii be an all dav
meeting. commencing at o'clock. with
devotional exercises by Rev W O.
Childress. OF Deming. From 9.15 to
1880 there viii be a combined confer
ence and district council meetin=
From 1890 TO u there will be a
series Of addresses on various phases
OF the centenary campaign work
From $50 to . o'clock the conference
centenary commission. the. district
centenary committee and the confer
ence and district directors viii meet in
council From o'clock 70 there
VIII be demonstration Of centenary
methods At 4 o'clock the centenary
auotments for the district and charges
Will be made. At 1880 there will be
another display OF stereopticOn pic
lures by Rev Laurence Reynolds. OF
the Lydia Patterson institute, 10 be-
followed by addresses by Rev. II. N
Long. conference missionary secre-
tary and the chairman Of the centen-
airy commission Of the New Mexico
conference
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
j. s. ACTS IN
SEIZURE CASES
Embassy At Mexico City
To Call Carranza s Atten-
ton To CAPTURES.

Washington. D. C., March 1s.-The
American embassy at Mexico City was
instructed today 10 bring 10 the atten-
ton Of the Mexican government the
reported capture by villa bandits Of
James E. Whetten. an American citi-
zen. and bishop Jos C. Bentley. Of the
Mormon church. said to be a natural
lied Mexican. and to urge that every
possible step be taken to bring about
the rescue Of Whetten and o. protect
Americans generally in Chihuahua
Held for Ransom.
Representative Hamilton. OF Mich
lean, telegraphed the state depart
meut today that the Warren company
had informed him that Martin Lopez,
one OF the villa leaders. was holding
Bunk Spencer for ransom, demand
ing $4,000 for his freedom. Lopez s
force consists Of 400 men, according
90 the Warren company and has cap
tured Janos and Ascension. IN south
ern Chihuahua. in addition 10 Ojitos
ranch The ranch foreman IS said to
be raising the $4,000 ransom
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
Livestock Market


Chicago, H. March IS Omitted States
Bureau OF 1Iarkecs).-HoEs- Receipts,
3goO- fairly active, mostly 20 soc
higher than yesterdays average Bulk OF
sales. S19.35 619-e5; heavyweight $3.50
G1g-70- medium weight. $3.50 a 1888;
lightweight. S1s-s5G1s-55; light $3.50 =
1915 sows, S17-5oG1si pigs. sl6.5og
Cattle-Reoeipts. 1900. Beef steers,
steady; she stock and feeders steady &c
strong; calves slow. lower; heavy beef
steers, $40 2o-5Os light beef steers, 500
1873: butcher cows and heifers. $40
G15.5O; Gamers and cutters, s6Il 10; veal
calves, sI4G17; stoekers and feeders
sheep-Reoeipts. 1900. Market steady
TO 25c higher Lambs, 81 pounds or
less. S1E75G2o: IS pounds or better.
SIS q 1850; cuIls and common $3.50
G1s: ewes. medium and choice. so 4l5;
culls and common. s5G1LZ5-
kansas City Livestock, Close
Kansas city. No. March 1s--Hogs-
Receipts. 1900. Market higher Heavy
S1S-6OG191oi pigs, S13-5oG1S-25.
Cattle-Receipts. 1000 Market firm
steers, SIS G1e. western. S12G17-25; cows.
Ss61A65; heifers, sloG15; stockers' 81
G16.50- calves. S10n145o-
sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market higher
Lambs. $500 2o-35; yearlinEs. Sis . IS
wethers S1450G15: ewes, $3.50 q l4--7-
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo. 1Iarch 1S--Hogs-Re-
ceipts. $500. Market higher Top. Sl6-sOi
C q i-;RsSii5tt 1ooe. Market steady
to strong. active Beet steers f44-au 2
16. cows and helfers. SS-5o z - stocEers
and feeders, Sl25oGl5; calves Sl4-5o4
sheeu-Receipts. 1900. Market higher.
Lambs s1s.7501s-S5; ewes, S12-25 g 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
PROFIT TAKING
IS REFLECTED
Stock Market Closes Irreg-
ular; Shippings and Spe-
cialties Are Strong.

New York March 1S.-DealinEs on the
stock exchange today reflected further
profit taking. shippinEs and speciaities
featuring the stronger issues. sales ap-
proEimated 1000. 900 shares.
The closing was Irregular
Liberty bond closings: 3ias, $500 first
A. 94-24; second IS. 1884, first AIS,
s4-56, second IS, eS.7f; third 45as, $685.
Uncertain at Outset.
The uncertain conditions. which char
acterized yesterdays dealings In the
stock market. were again fin evidence at
she outset OF t0day's session Gains OF
1 to points fin such specialties as In
dustriaI Alcohol California Packing,
United Cigars. Harvest and Atlantic
Gulf were balanced by recessions Of SINH
lar extent in several OF the leading no
tors and their subsidiaries. also Hide and
Leather. preferred ard minor metals
United States Steel moved within re-
stricted limits and rails registered only
nominal changes
Session DuIIest For Weeks
The early morning stock session was
the duilest and least Interesting for sew
eral weeks. moderate trading ceutcring
around Specialize Disullers, Allls-Chai-
mers. National Biscuit. Agricultural
Chemical. Sears Roebuck, Rumley and
Ohio Gas comprised the strong issues.
United States steel was under inter
r1ittent pressure but oils continued va
riahle. Mexican Petroleum and sinclair
holding firm. while Texas company ana
Royal Dutch yielded The one note
worthy Transaction among rails was the
transfer Of large block OF Peunsy lVa-nias
at a substantial fractional decline
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
TO FEATURE MT. FRANKLIN
AS TOURIST ATTRACTION

Franklin mountains and their posi-
bility as an attraction 10 tourists who
viii avail themselves OF the ten day
stopover privilege as soon as il is re-
instated. is TO be the subject Of a spe-
cial drive By the high school students
A prize Of SO has been provided by a
member Of the FL PasO chamber OF
commerce for the best article OF 1000
words on the Franklin mountains. set
ting forth the names Of the plants on
the mountains. the character OF the
rock. altitude, time required to scale
the various near peaks, and other
data which any mountain climber
would want TO know before setting
out
It has been proposed to Mr.. Roberts
that a special troop OF the Boy Scouts
might become interested in the matter
Of scout guides and he will discuss
this activity with the scout executive
at an early day.
With the present slight inflow Of
tourists. IL IS a noticeable fact that
many people coming to the city enjoy
the business OF getting out into the
open; and Sunday witnessed a number
OF parties climbing the various peaks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
Villa Forces
Hold Mormon
Bishop CabtiOe
A. Pietjen, Bishop Bentley
and J. E. Whetten in
Hands of Bandits.

A message was received in Juarez
Tuesday from bishop A B. call Of
Nuevas Casas Grandes. Chih-, stating
that in addition to bishop Joseph
.C. Bentley and James E. Whetten,
Villa followers were also holding Al
bert Pietjez, another official Of the
Mormon colony in Western Chihuahua
He was captured at Las Cruces, Chih-,
at the same time bishop Bentley, pres
ident Of the Juarez Mormon stake and
James F. Whetten, head Missionary,
were made prisoners, according to the
message which has been reported to
the American consulate in Juarez-
Pietjen is a brotherinlaW Of JaJmes
F. Whetten and IS an American citi-
zen. The message from COlOnia
Dublan read;
'Unconfirmed report received here
that Joseph c. Bentley, James r.
Whetten, Albert Pietjen, taken by VII
listas last week near Las Cruces. VIII
wire when better Information is re-
ceived."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
VilIa Remains In South
While Bands Raid North

From reports current here 1t IS
evident that PanchO Villa has not
been lately in northwestern Chihua-
hua with any Of the bands Of his fol-
lowers It is very certain that he has
not been farther north than Fl Vale
and IL is more probable that he was
no farther north than Ruhio in the
Bustill0s lake country. His bands are,
and have been. in that rich north
western part Of the state. raiding for
horses, supplies and money and, very
likely. receiving smuzgled arms and
ammunition. The consensus Of opin-
ion Of those best informed is that he
is preparing for a coup. presumably
TO capture Chihuahua City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
SCHOOL DISTRICT
IS TO HAVE LONG SESSION

The Vinton school district, which
maintains three schools in FL Paso
county. viii have for the first time a
nine month session this year
The Bosuue school in this district Is
a new venture. The school opened
with an enrolment Of a pupils, four
Of this number having never seen a
school house before. and the majority
had never attended school
Miss Myra Winkler, county school
superintendent, said Tuesday: The
business men Of this district who are
the school trustees are greatly re-
sponsble for the success Of the school
work in this district"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
JURY RENDERS INSTRUCTED
VERDICT IN BRANCH CASE

At the request Of acting district at
torney E. 3. Elfers. judge W d. Howe
instructed the jury after hearing the
testimony Of three Of the states wit
nesses to bring in a verdict Of not
guilty. in the case Of DR.. ". NJ
Branch on trial under a criminal
charge in the 34th district court Mon
CAV afternoon
The county's action exonerates Dr.
Branch. No witnesses for the defense
were called nor any evidence intro
duced in behalf Of DIT. Branch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
LOCAL RAILWAY CLERKS
WILL FORM ORGANIZATION

Dan ". Richmond. OF Kansas City
general organizer Of the Brotherhood
Of Railway Clerks, is in Fl Paso.
There IS 10 be a meeting Of express
men and freight handlers at central
labor hall next Sunday afternoon to
organize q union and Mr.. Richmond
Is to organize them.
Mr.. Richmond is TO 90 % Albuquer-
que and san Marcial. n. NJ, this week
but viii return by Sunday Roy NJ
Gaut. OF East Las Vegas. n. ". OF the
railway clerks brotherhood. was in FL
Paso Monday In conference with or
ganizer Richmond.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
N. =. LTsTED sTOCKs
M0NEY AID METALS

fBV Associated PreEsl-
New york March 1A--ldercanllle paper
51 651k percent
Sterling go day bills &4.75; commercial.
So day bills on banks, s4-722; commercial
GO day bills, sz-721z; demand. S4-75Ai ca
bles s4.76 7-16.
Mexican pesos. 77Hc-
Time loans steady All dates, 55z 95& per
cent
Cau money. essierG high. 4 percent;
low. gE: ruling rate. 4; closing bid 80 >
offered al &; last loan 4 bank accept
ances. = percent
Copper, dull; electrolytic, 14a c l5c-
Iron. quiet; No ! Northern and No !
Southern, $50; no. : Northern and No
Southern. S52-25.
Lead easier; spot, S5.2095.S5-
Spelter, steady spot ana Aarcn, sp-A-
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. Eng. March 1S--Ths following
were the quotations in the London met
ais market TO-DAY
SPOT copper, $50 1o1.
Electrolytic. Isl los
Tin. E23S Is Sd
SpeIter E39-
Lead. E2G
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
TWO FINED on CHARGE
OF USING ABUSIVE LANGUAGE

In the case Of Rosa Rivera and Va
leria Rodriguez, who were tried be-
fore justice A. J. Hall on a charge Of
disturbing the peace and using abus-
i've language, Monday afternoon. a
neighborhood quarrel was aired The
women were fined 81 and costs and
appealed TO the county court. Tney
were released on bond
Tuesday morning, Guadalupe Con
zales was up before justice Hall on
a charge Of using abusive language
The case was postponed until We'd
uesday morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
Financial


farobe-
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO.
Financial
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LIBERTY BONDS
At prices based on New York quota
tons Out OF town customers send bonds
by registered mail. We cash vs.. S S
PACIFIC BOND co.
303 Caples Bids e Paso. Texas
GET THE MOST
FOR LIIkERTN BONDS
THE REASON THAT We PAY MORE
FOR LIBERTY BONDS THAN Il PAID
BY THE SO-CALLED BOND AND BROK-
ERAGE HOUSES. AND FVEN MORE
THAN THE BANKS WILL PAY, Is THAT
WE PAY FULL NEW YORK STOCK IN
CHANGE QUOTATIONS WHICH AXE
WIRED HOURLY.
J. :. CURTISS & CO.
SHELDON HOTEL. II EA~O, IENAS.
ESTABLISHED 1913.
OIL LEASE BLANES-For sale b. Ellis
Bros. Printing Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
MARKET
STRONG; 5AG5
Shows Fresh Strength Due
To Small Visible Supply,
Then Declines SLIGHTLY.

Chicago. Ill. March 1S.-With the vis-
ible supply OF corn one OF the smallest
on record and with greatly increased
demand in prospect for fondstuffs. the
corn market today showed decided fresh
strength. Opening prices. which ranged
from the same as yesterdays finish 10
1ssc higher. with May at S1-420L44 and
July al s135 T1-35is, were followed by a
moderate sag
Weakness Develops
Subsequently. reports OF the virtual set
Element OF the shipping strike al Buenos
Aires brought about weakness and so
too did word than an important conference
was TO be held as 20 hog prices March,
nevertheless. continued relatively firm
The close was unsettled. 1i5c net lower
TO &c advance. with May at S1l2iz 9
1928 and July at 81 5f7. G1-35-
Oats Continued to Ascend.
Oats. after opening g sc higher with
May Mt O. r6s1 G.. continued to ascend
Provisions scored maximum gains.
Under commission house selling. pork
and ribs eased a little, but lard held
tightly at top figures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
JUAREZ. BOYS To
Be LEARNERS
Program By Agricultural
Institute Members To Be
Given Sunday.

The Society OF Future Agricultur-
lists" boys in the Juarez Agricultural
school viii give a program in Juarez
Sunday evening at s o'clock
The program will open with Lucia
de Iamermoor," BY the orchestra of
Raymundo s Gonzales. and other
numbers will be as follows;
Address. Manuel Alcazar, one Of the
graduates.
A poem. dedicated to the soil by
Guadalupe L Torres Mr. Torres is
one OF the graduates.
"Cavaleria Rusticana," by. the or
chestra-
Address. Francisco Tovar y Perez.
Distribution Of diplomas
Dance
Francisco Romandia Ferreira is the
president OF the school which was
originally founded by EscObar Bros,
and Jose L Ruiz is the secretary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
MISSIONARY SECRETARY
MAKES INSPECTION TRIP

Mrs. Ward Clark. East Aurora, n
Y secretary Of Spanish work In the
southwestern division, and Miss Jean
Dram. Cleveland. O., secretary Of the
National Training school Of the Wom-
ems Home Missionary society OF the
Methodist Episcopal church spent
several days Of the past week in 81
Paso taking a survey Of the Work OF
the Houchen's Settlement House with
a view Of enlarging the Work already
begun in that institution According
10 lf7ss Emma Brandeberry, a similar
s-r-- is made every two years 10
-1e condition Of the work and
ffra he needs for the ensuing period.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
Bandits Raid Camp OF
Oil Firm Near Tampico;
Superintendent Hanged

Washington. D. C., March 1s.-Offi-
ciaI advices received here Monday de-
scribed a raid by IL armed bandits on
the camp Of the Corona Oil company,
near TampicO, March l. The superin-
tendent Of the camp. N Savior. was
hanged until unconscious, the bandits
attempting TO force him 20 inform
them where the company funds could
be found. The cashier. A. Kraft. was
compelled by the bandits to open a
safe, containing a small amount Of
money. and was beaten when he at
tempted TO rescuscitate Savior. who
was cut down by the robbers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
DEMOCRATA SHELTER AND
MINE AT CANANEA CLOSED

Douglas, Ariz-. March 1S.-Ihe Dem
ocrata mine and shelter at Cananea,
Sonora, owned by the Hoffman inter
ests, Of Cincinnati, closed down for
an indefinite period March Is accord
ing 70 arrivals here several hundred
men were affected Ii had been in
tended TO close the property on the
25th and notices to that effect were
posted early last week. A serious
breakdown in the machinery OF the
smelling plant precipitated action ten
days sooner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
CANNOT RAISE
FIVE CENT TAX
Deputy Revenue Collector
Says Tobacco Tax Must
Not Be OVercharged.

James W. Quinlan. deputy collector
Of internal revenue. has arrived IN il
Paso and will maintain offices IN the
federal building in the room hereto
fore occupied by the income tax Off
Gals. for the purpose OF receiving re-
turns on stocks OF tobacco subject 10
the recently enacted internal revenue
tax The office viii be open until
March 26. on which date all reports
must be in Dealers are required 10
make a complete return OF all stocks
OF tobacco on hand February IS.
Amounts Vary.
The new tax varies according to the
form In which tobacco IS put up. 1Ir.
Quinlan explained Tuesday. For In
stance, on Camel cigarets. the tax IS
I $40 cent on packages Of 20 The tax
on tobacco Is 8 cents pound On e.
gars. 10 varies from 81 to So per 1000.
Dealers have a right 10 pass the IN
creased tax TO the consumer, 1Ir- Quin-
Ian stated, but they must me- charge a
higher tax rate. as tax, 20 the con-
sumers than they pay the govern
ment- For instance. II a dealer in
OF tobacco two cents. and claims that
The increase is 10 pay the tax, he IS
subject % prosecution, because the
increased tax on a whole pound IS only
five cents, which allows 9 Is ounces
for tax
The penalty for such a mlsrepre-
sentation OF the amount OF tax IS a
fine OF $1,000 and a years lmprison-
ment according to III Quinlan-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-18
VARIED 70 Rent

varied 70 kerf
-~-~-~-~---~---~--~-~-~
s. p. with meals address MOS. care
WANTED FURNISHED room modern bun
EaIoW By couple. permanent Must BE- iE
nice neighborhood Write OH, care
Herald
WANTED or 5 room cottlEs IN goo
condition close IN. On Stanton OF Mesa. or
IN that uelrhh0rhood- Would buy furnl-
ture- Phone sea
WANTED TO EE-NT room house. fur
March goth Must he clean, modern, close
In and rent right VIII be perma nent ten
ant AadEsss Nll2. care aerald.
Wanted Room and Board
hANLED-BT young lady, board and
room with heat. IN refined private fam
w Address us, care Herald
YOUNG MAN-American. desires board
and room where Spanish is spoken Adj
dress MS. Gaze Herald
Wanted-Furnifure
WANTED-2d hand household goods Ervin
1 1rnlture Co, lo9 san Jacinto- Pm $40
We Buy FUR iture- Call On Is before
you sell Ph- l651 o. cau ffs s e Paao-
We NED used furniture Cash PAID f5r
any amount Union Furniture Co Phi
1855
WANTED-lu kinds usad household fur
uishinss VIII pay highest cash price.
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE co.
Phone 2s0-
HE AXE Shifting furniture ana f1- the
next ten days we WIZ pay more than any
fi-1n In the city Sing Us Wiu come
on short notice Berryhu Furniture Co.
sol and f02 Texas St Phone 3546.
ALAMEDA FURNITURE Cove need
your furniture VIII pay you more than
anybody for quantity Of furniture Phone
1854 3f13 Alameda ST.
We PAY more for good furniture Than
any firm IN city Get cur fixtures before
you sell g. d. HOUsER UPHOLSTERISG
CO Phone sl10.