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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
For Renl-stores Id Offe.l
For Reni-ROOms and Board

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BOARD AID rom az Us Arizona
ROOM. board. close IN Phone sis0.
ROOM WITH board 90 " Rio Grands-
EACELLENT room and hoard. "a sslsW.
BOARD AND ROOM reasonable. home
cooking. old FORT Bliss. Phone 52ssw-
II KNISHED rooms with board 1903 san
Antonio 81 Phone 1851
ROOMS and board. strictly first class.
Mrs 9 q. LeaEy. SO ". Missouri
FOR RENT-Room WIKI or without board.
Win large sleeping porch Ms Good
win. 69l p Nevada. Cor. Florence
ROOMS breakfast. an modern conVs1-
fences; saraEe- Ideal summer location. .
blocks Fort Bliss car 500 Dyer. corner
Mcklnley- Phone 71f1W-
sunny CREST sANATORICM
For Tuberculosis.
Phone 1907
LARGE AIRY east room. fne for sum
summer room VITA other gentlemen. SIS.
room and board. per month 110i n.
Oregon-
MOUNTAINAIR sanitariun. AiamoEordo.
New Mexico, So miles from IT Paso.
splendid. cool place for tbs summer Beau
uful grounds. good food. Jersey COW. mod
crate rates write Tor booklet
NATIONAL SANATORICW
Alamogordc. n n
EriFata cottages private room with porch
Big shade lrees Eci-snrful place for ths
san-rner- Mrlte for particulars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
Ex-GOU. Prince
Is Congratulated
By EbiSCObaHanS
Miss Peters Gives Report
On San Juan Mission
Hospital.

At the Wednesday morning session Of
the t%enty-fifth annual convocation
OF the Episcopal church Of New Mex
lco and Texas west Of the Pecos.
which Is in progress at St Clement
church, resolutions OF Contamination
on his 90 years continuous service
as a member OF the couvOcation and
on his recovery from a recent illness
were passed for ex-governor Bradford
l. Prince OF New Mexico.
The greater portion OF the morning
session was taken up with the report
OF Miss II. c. Peters on the work OF
the san Juan Navajo mission hospital
in which she told OF the amount and
progress Of work done during the
past year Following her report, Rev.
d. A. SANFORD, who for the past 40
years has done missionary work
among the Indians Of the west. en-
larged on that phast Of the church
WORK, and gave plans by which the
church would reach the many little
groups OF Indians and educate and
Christianize them
Religious Education.
The afternoon session consisted Of
a conference on RELIGIOUS education
Inc speakers were r J. Tighe. Rev.
F. s White. Rev ". S Trowbridge
and Rev. Fuller Swift. A pageant and
reception viii be held al the parish
house tonight at s o'clock
In addition to the regular program
convocatiou. delegates viii be elected
to the general convention at Detroit.
which viii be held in October.
At the late afternoon session Of
Tuesday. committees were appointed
by Bishop Frederick =. Hawden as
follows: Committee on constitution
and canons. Rev ". S Tr0Wbridge and
Davis POrrher; finance committee,
Rev T. S. Doan and A. A Keen: state
OF church, Rev Winfred ZieCler Rev.
Hunter lewis, George Hoffman and
a. A. Keen, resolutions. Rev. ]. a.
Houlder and Rev u. A. Sanford.
Other Appointments.
Other appointments we're made by
the bishop as follows Chancellor.
Hon I. Bradford Prince. IL. D.; reg
istrar. Rev. Walter S Trowbridge:
treasurer OF the district. A. A. Keen
social service commission. Rev. E s
Doan. chairman, Francis Tracy and
Rev. F. W. Pratt; ecclesiastical court.
Rev. j. S. Moore. chairman. Rev. q. s
Sargent. Rev. PULLED Swift F. J.. Cox.
David Mcknight and J. stony Porch
er; district hoard Of religious educa-
ton, Rev. ". s. Trowbridge. chair
man; r. j. Tirhe. Leroy lane. Rev.
Clarence S. Mcclellan. council Of adj
vice Rev Fuller SWIFT, Rev O. S.
Sargent Rev ~. s rroWhridge
David Mcknight and Horace 3. Hayes.
nermanent committee Of finance.
Frederick 3. Nichols. Elmer s Veeder
and Frank Fisher
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
C0PPERS SHOW TEX. OIL OUTPUT
FIRM TENDENCY "a, 000,000BBL5
Anaconda and American
Smelling Lead in Max
inc Unusual Gains.

wednesdays copper market was strong
and two OF the leading issues made un-
usual gains. AraVonda Copper advancing
70 5gH the highest Price record IN many
months. according 10 = s. Curtiss and
company. Hotel Sheldon American Smelt-
Ing and RFfinlnE was a close running
mate 90 Anaconda. opening at 1888 and
advancing 20 1914 Chino and Ray Con-
solidated were firm. and ksnnecott made
new high price on its present move
Rails and steel showed firmness which
Impaired general strength 90 che outside
market ard some buying developing Big
Lodge and alaEua and MAGMA Chiet-
Latest Afternoon prices follow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

IS LOAN TOTAL
Figures Announced Wed
nesday Show Overnight
Increase 100000.

Washington, ID. G, Nay T--I0taI
subscriptions TO the Victory Liberty
loan had reached approximately 81
15OO00.000 today.
This was an overnight Increase Of
about S90.000.000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
2 CHICO de- MAYO KILLINGS
REPORTED IN NOGALES. MEX.

were reported as the result Of the
Cinco de Mayo celebration in Nogales,
Sonora Both occurred during gun
fights which followed promiscuous
drinking OF mescal, a large quantity
Of which is said to have been
struggled in from Sinaloa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
Texas, Gulf and Humble
Companies Are the Lead
ing Producers.

More than 100000 barrels o. cllde
oil were produced IN Texas during 1918
with a value OF more than S6fo0o.ooo. ac-
cordinE 20 J S. Curtiss and company.
Hotel sheldon Texas company was the
largest oil producer. its production
amounting TO 7.2S0.11S barrels. valued by
.he state Of Texas at sI3.650.Z52- Gulf
Froduc-lcr company produced 5.1s1 So
barrels valued az sS.62s.g16 and the Hum
BE OH and Refining company 4.715.3lS
barrels Of q value Of SI.E05.S4I. Proluc-
ton OF Texas companies gained each
quarter throughout the year Figures Tor
the first quarter OF this year viii show
q further increase Following table show
production and valuation OF leading oil
companies OF Grating in Texas for 1915;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07


Phone r-15
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
Cotton Market

New Orleans Ia Nay Nervous
destinations opened the trading To cotton
TO-DAY. The most active months On the
opening were 20 Il points up, but 2
quick break carried the market 70 9
points under the close Of Monday
A little later there was a recovery and
N advance 20 a level IS 20 % poin-s over
Mondays final prices Uncertainty over
weather conditions IN the belt was respon-
uible for the action OF the market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
WILL TURN OVER VESSEL
SEIZED BY MEXICAN!

Washington, D. c., May The
state department has been advised
from Veracruz that the Mexican court
in that city has ordered the schooner
Cape Horn, an American vessel owned
in Galveston, Tex, TO be turned over
70 the collector OF customs- The yes
sci was seized on a charge Of fishing
in Mexican territorial waters and the
case IS being investigated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

A branch house Of the Graham Pa
per Co. Of st. Louis, has been estab-
lished at 516-51S San Francisco street.
and wiz carry a 100000 stock Of
paper. paper bags and the like c. G.
CovinEton, who has represented the
company here for several years, VIII
be MANAGER.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
Heb Wanted Male


WANTED-Delive-y boy. Rolstsou Drug
Company
WANTED-Iachiuery salesman Prefer
man acquainted with southwestern terri
tory Must be aggressive. competent
man who has initiative and undersanda
mining and power equipment Give full
details and salary expected address
R1f7. care Herald
PRINTER WANTED AT ONCE
one first-class commercial man Must be
reasonably fast and accurate one CT the
best shops In town. doing flIst-class line
% work New material and plenty Of It.
Highest wages % the right man Union
= p. Miiiican Company, Fort Worth. Tex.
p. o. Box 1915
WANTED-SiEn painters commerclal
sign writer bulletin man. steady employ
melt one year. $3.50 Tor hours J. J.
Hangover Service. Fort Worth
WANTED experienced floormaa FOR
our Economy Basement. Apply % Mr..
Harris az the White House
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

The increase IN the export duty on
hides which was announced in april
by the Mexican government has been
postponed until May 10. according TO
information from Mexico City. The
increase proposed was said by eX-
porters 70 be so heavy that It would
practically paralyze the export bust
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

The Mexican EoVernment has ap-
pointed Jacobo H Sanchez. Of
Monterey. TO take charge Of the pro-
posed work OF building a road from
Saltillo to Monterey. according to an
announcement from the Mexican capt.
tai
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
Sitna6on, Ranied-Mals


I Al An HONORABLY discharged sol
der from the United States Tank corpHs
and desire a position as chauffeur. truck
driver or tractor operator have had
seven years mechanical experiences and
zuw how 70 keep machines in first class
mechanical condition Address BOX 2s1s
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

All the offices in the city hall were
closed wednesday On account Of the
proclamation Of acting mayor r @
Semple declaring May a holiday In
accordance with the request Of the
governor. W. P Hobby, Of the state
OF Texas. making il Victory loan day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

The Federal Employees union voted
TO buy $3.50 worth Of Victory Liberty
bonds at its regular meeting in Union
Liberty hall Tuesday night Fifteen
new members were initiated at the
meeting. G. R. Engelman was elected
guide to fiji the unexpired term
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
MANY EXHIBITS
IN AUTO SHOW
Motor Cars and Accessories
Valued Highly Will
Be on Display.

When the doors Of Liberty hall are
thrown open Thursday morning. FL
lPasoans and hundreds Of out Of town
visitors viii be given their first
glimpse Of the mammoth automobile
show for which the FL Paso Automo-
tive trades association has been plan
ming and Iaboring the past three
months.
Many Display Booths.
A small army OF carpenters worked
an day Tuesday and " Wednesday to
transform the city's big auditorium
into a bower OF flowers and beauty
The construction of the 30 odd display
booths was completed by Wednesday
noon and all that remains to round
out the decorations scheme is 10 place
the cars and various other exhibits in
their places.
'I had no idea Liberty hall could be
made such a beautiful place" ex-
claimed c. n Barber. manager OF the
show. wednesday morning. ut viii
surpass our expectations as a setting
for the display Several women who
were FIN the courthouse looked in dur
ing the morning and displayed their
surprise I'm the changed appearance
women visitors at the show VIII revel
in its beauty"
Are Valued Highly.
Motor cars and accessories, aggre-
eating a total value Of more than
a quarter million dollars viii be taken
into the hall. These cars and auto
mobile appurtenances viii be the very
latest creations OF the motor car de-
signer and builder. They viii include
everything from the vel known Hen
~ TO multiple cylindered limousines
costing thousands Of dollars
Not the least interesting in the
technical exhibits viii be several
stripped motors and "cutaway" pieces
Of machinery. calculated 10 show the
actual working Of these parts in the
completed machine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
Help Wansed-Agent,

AUTHORIZED NEGRO WAX BOOK. 700
pages b. kelly Miller OF Washington.
D. C.. and an assistant OF War depart
menti greatest book for cnlored people
ever published; over zoe pictures. negro
IN action price only f25e. Going Ike
Wild FIRE Agents big outfit free Get
the big book free patriotic picture with
every order. act quick Mullizin Com
pany. TeEarEana. Ark
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

A general meeting Of the FL Paso
Teachers association will be held
Thursday afternoon at 4;15 o'clock al
the First Christian church At that
time the election Of officers for next
year win take place
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

SueciaI NoHces

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THE ONLY steam carpet cleaners sz12
81 Erwin MFG Co. ITO.
MRs. CHOSLA-Woman's Ex.. crochet &
tatting- orders taken 129 y Campbell
FOR sALE-Beautiful cut roses Mrs
Blair. Val Verde
SEND TWENTY-FIVE CESTS 70 " r
Campbell. Des PLANES, Ill. and receive his
waltz song. The Lady IN Fl Paso-~ Agents
z--rnfnf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
Ell PASO STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the high and low rec
ords q sales on the Fl Paso Stock Er-
change az the noon CAN. AEay Q. The
high and low bids represent practically
the bid ard asked nrices-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

Furnished hunEalow for sumner.
II you are leaving city for three
months or more and have a pretty
home, with garage. in a desirable
locality. not far out. atrractively
furnished. with nice lawn and
flowers and would consider having
it occupied during your absenc8
By young couple who would give
% excellent care and attention,
please answer this advertisement
Two adults only not sick WIZ
furnish Al references and give
any security desired VIII not
consider II any room Is 70 b re-
served for your occupancy. Give
particulars. stating months %
could be occupied address Y162.
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
Help Wanled-FemaIe

heip hanted-Femaie
NANTED-stenograph state salary
ane eEperience- p o. Box 81
WANTED-Eitchen checker and cashier.
Apply chef Paso Del Norte Hotel
MANfED-Glri dispensers and vFaitressss
experience unnecessary bur preferred Pot
ter C9afeetlonery Co. Nils Bldg
WASTED-Good nurse FIR baby one who
Is willing 20 90 20 California for couple
months Phone 1853 1901 Mesa
WANTED-American woman Tor general
houseTorz. reference required Apply ia
Tens street
MAN AND WIFE. or woman alone can
get room rent in exchange for light sarv-
les- slIl5 2 CErrlanc-
GIRL for general houseworlz for two
Must wash and understand English 4113
Irowhridge-
NANTED-2Iarlzer and assorter. 3 IadIes.
one 70 list in. other 20 assort and bundle
wages $50 American Laundry Il Dry
GleanlnE Co. santa Rita. n ~
WAITED dining room Walt
resses. $40 week Lunch counter walt
resses. si1 week. Apply Modern CAFE.
basement Mills BIDS
DR. EDWARD AUER. 3I6-Is Trust BID.
Chronic diseases. Diseases OF women.
Especially equipped for Treatment o. all
Neryo1s dlseases- Phone f542
WANTED - So anish s. eakins fountain
SRI 90 60 90 mining town year Fl Paso-
good sa-arT 90 right party Call mornings
az empire BottllnE Werks
WANrED-Iuteiiigen industrious yo1nF
ish and English tuentiT. and write neat
plain hand would prefer one who can op-
perara typewriter and take shorthand die
tation fairly we'll Steady position az fair
chasing Co. Room 8, Coles BIDS san Al
tonic and oregon Sta
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
Real Estate Wanted

WANTED-Good tsnsments. close IN only.
LEE NEWMAN. Tenement Specialist
Phone 1904 Dos s. e Fasu So.
WANTED-suburban hone or on county
road preferred Must be cheap FOR cash
and not more than S miles from city.
Give lowest cash price IN first letter. Ad-
dress p. City Building Inspectors Offlca
WE HAVE several customers wanting
small houses. II you have a or room
bur galow near Five Points or Government
Hlu we can sell % for ycu. Also have
buyer for or z room house near Five
Points
". c. PORTER & CO.
POI Capiess Bldg. Phone 17zz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
Heb Wsnied-Male and Female

COOK WANTED
Combination chef-baker and vile to take
charge or kitchen in new hotel Apply
stating experience and salary expected.
including room and board. Could use
single man Socorro Hotel Company. So
zorro. n n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

OIL QUOTATIONS

These quotaTous furnished daily by =
Curtiss and company. Hotel sheldon. New
York and other oils
wT--H rNn-arr nrra
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
s1ARKErs CURTAmFD.

As the peace treaty summary monopo-
nzed the Associated Press wires Wednes-
day. market reports were curtailec-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
ROoming HOuses-For Sac and Ren

UNFINISHED house. close IN.
Z apartments. q rooms altogether.
6 baths. sleeping porches Easily
rented as apartments. light house
keeping rooms or bed rooms. Rent
reasonable
FISE-RAMSEY REALTY co.
Phone 1913. Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
SiIuaionl HanIed-Mnle

Situations Wanfed-Rlale
AMERICAN BOY. age H. with wheel.
wants WORK For reference call Adv. Dept.
Herald
ENPERIENCED farm foreman desires po-
sluon IN valley 8 years experience on ir-
Elsate1 tarm Aldress big care Herald
BAKER. an around. wants JOB iu Ar
lona. New Mexico. where he works with
hoss Or alone address T29S. care Herald
WANT POSITION b. japanese cook. for
hotel or boarding. out Of town address
- 4amas fet s. e Paso St
WANTED - Position buying cattle 10
Mexico Will work by month or com
mission address Psi. care Herald
Los ANGELES auiomcble and tractor
man wants position. road sales and service
experience Go anywhere. Can make Eood-
Miller al " stanton St
SHOULD VOC not be entirely satisfied
with your accounting or bookkeeping
methods write Expert Accountant. care
Herald
WASTED-Immediate position sT 77c-s-
tary chamber Of commerce Of some south
western town or city well qualified. Ad-
dress Z. 3i5. care Herald
EFFICIENT bookkceper. capable business
man having responsible position With re-
liable firm would keen small SETS OF
GASOLINE ENGINE NAN desires position
10 years experience; can run tractor or
stationary engine; can repair. Address
BIS. care Herald.
COLORED MAN desires work. having LAD
years OF experience as 1lnlror and but
lers With reference Have no phone but
post card can reach me 2o21 Durazro.
John Morgan
EXPERIENCED chauffeur wants rosfffor
driving for private family preferred Elve
years az last place, ten years driving ex-
pcrlence; keep ear On the best OF coudi-
ton 4 am steady and reliable. The hest
% references Married Address TI5s
cnrc % Herald
YOUNG MAN. 80 years old. now living in
an eastern state h-l desires 90 i've in 70
Paso. IS ankle 20 secure a position where
experience and education count. Twelve
years experience in an office. Graduate
On law. Several years IN real estate busf-
ness Use typewriter well some knowl-
edge OF Bookkeeping. Not afraid OF work
state kind Of position offered and SALARY
paid IN FIRST letter. Address TS25. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
Wounded Vet
WiHSpeakFO1'
Victory Loan
Renewed Activity Comes
Into The Ranks Of
Drive Workers.

Sergt. Jack Meyers. a veteran Of
three and a half years in France. with
II wound stripes. and vivid tale to
tell. will be the speaker tonight at
Liberty monument, Joseph N. Nealon
Of the speakers committee announced
this morning. sergt Meyers served
with the Canadian Princess Pats. and
with the 18th United States infantry.
There viii be music by a military
band
Gives Good Address.
Chaplain ". 3. Zimmerman de-
livered an inspiring address at Liberty
monument Tuesday night The speak
CT told Of the age-old policy OF the
TeutOnic empires to grab all the ter
ritory they could hold, and he con-
trasted that policy with their present
predicament when they are glad to
give up their previous gains to secure
peace now.
Double Activity.
Wednesday. the day set by Gov. ".
P. Hobby for 100 percent attention to
the Liberty loan. was observed by the
team workers by redoubled efforts.
Territory lines were disreEarded. and
every man without a button was can
vassed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
Gives Good Address.
WANT 10 ION am SQUAD.

infatuated with the flying circus
25 men of the Seventh cavalry re-
quested their commander Wednesday
TO transfer them to the aero squadron
at Rockwell field. san Diego. Calf,
il was reported by cadet a J. Nassa-
mer. staff member OF the recruiting
unit attached to the flying circus"
CARPENTERS GIVE $500.
It was announced at the meeting OF
the Victory loan workers Wednesday
noon that the Carpenters union had
subscribed 10 $500 worth OF Liberty
bonds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
Lodee Notices

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Attention, mem bers OF
Harmony Chapter No
pa. o. E. S. Special
meeting for Instruction
in secret work. Thurs
day. May sth. at s
p. m. in Masonic TEN
pie
Julia A Vaughan, W-1L
May Overton, Secy-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

was torpedOed, four years ago today
Nay z, 1915.
End z EubmEfns CAPTAIN
EESEERDAYS ANSWER
Etghf s5Se s517s aoss q sUota
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
Money 10 Lon

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$ TO $50 loaned honest employees. cheap
est rates. confidential Quick Satisfactory
service. Drake 2ol Roherts-Bauner.
s. TO SJ0-Pay of an those little bills
and just owe us Low rates Easy pay
ments. Courteous attention Peoples Loan
society. 80 Caples Bldg. Phone 1874
MONEY 10 LOAN
Money loaned on diamonds watches. Jew
elry. and Automobiles. al the lowest rate
Of interest
SECURITY LOAN CO.
Cor. San Antcuio and e Paso- Pm 77sA
SEE Is for any Kind OF loan EquitabIs
Loan Assn W s. Miller. Mgr. as Trust
Rooming Houses-For Sale and Rent
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FURNISHINGS o. II apartments FOR sale
or trade The Louise. 112s Myrtle.
FOR SALES nicely furnished rooms.
close in. north side. two years lease 500
net income Liberal terms Phone 1886
FURNISH Ms OF nine rooms. sleeping
porches. running water In rooms: good
location: nice home and good income.
bargain Phone 7s7sW-
II ROOMS furnished complete for house
keeping. bath and two porches. eli rent
ed: cash or terms Miss Roberts. 6l5
Montana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
Wanted TO Rent

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MODERN 5-room unfurnished bunEalow.
Phone 1725-
NAN AND WIFE-Waut 10 care for bona
for summer Can give best % referencea
Address T153 care Herald
WANTED 20 take care o. home for sum
mer BY small family. can furnish best ref
ercnces willing 20 pay part rent excel
lent care address R1f8. care Herald
WE HAVE four calls for nicely
furnished houses. close ID. Desir-
able tenants References Phone
1855
BROADDUs & LIE BARON
WANTED May 18th. furnished cot
tage for sumner. Or viii lease by year.
10 sick or children Phone T114W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

BIG Is JUST ABOUT over THE TOP
Make check or money order payable 10
Big & Oil g. Refining Co. and rush TO
u.s. Might be well 90 wire reservation az
our expense Orders from distant points
may close it out sooner than we expect.
SOUTHWEST INFES r1IENT co.
LICENSED BROKERS
j. z. LANE. Mcr
111M n. oregon ST. II Paso. Texas
Phone 2556
OIL LEASE BLANKs-FoF sale b. Ellis
BroL Printing Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
Help Wanled-salesmeu

Help Wanled-SaIesmen
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WANTED SOLICITORS commissions
10 vide awake agents OF good character;
business easy to secure BIZ Industrious So
licitors. call at 203 Herald Bids. Phi
We WANT
live representative ir every town and
po1tofflcs in Tn. sur-hwest- The best
opportunity you ever had in your lie 10
make money IL you are reliable send
references IN r-sr letter. II you can't
furnish the very hest references you are
wasting your time writing US
SOUTHWEST INVESTMENT co.
Licensed Broker
J. =. Lane, Egr
111E n. Oregon St Phone z55s.
II Pnsn Texas
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-27
TROOP NO. l MAKING ~
FINE RECORD

Troop l, Boy Scouts of Lakeland
met at the First Baptist church, last
night at s o'clock sharp, with their
usual attendance of thirty-two
Scouts in full uniform.
The Scouts Of Troop / are making
a record in bringing in new appli-
cants, as six were votetd into the
troop last night. This means that
troops 2 and will have to hustle
to beat us, but furthermore, we ex-
pect to do better than this, as we are
drilling every meeting night to be
able to present to Lakeland a we'll
trained troop in military tactics.
Well, boys, we had a very success
full meeting last night, but we want
to do more next time.
HAROLD NcCLAMA,
Senior Patrol Leader.