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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17
Bic CALF CROP
IS IN PROSPECT
Van Horn Cattlemen Are
Happy After Shows; For
age Is Coming Up Fast.

Van Horn, Texas. Jan. 17.-This
country is again under a blanket Of
snow. causing the cattlemen to re-
joice. Never before has any OF the
old timers known Of as much moisture
at this time Of the year Weeds are
coming fast and with a little warm
weather viii be fine Already the
cattle business is showing the effects
Of the moisture as there are a num-
Der of trades on On account Of the
small calf crop last year IL Is eX-
pected that there VIII be large one
this year, and with the prospects now
in sight, cattlemen 1eei tnat tney VIII
be able to save them
Lee Bivins has shipped 500 steers
here from Amarillo and has them on
pasture at DurrIlls Headquarters
These came from the snowbound
country
The '.Dr ranch shipped three cars Of
cattle to the Fort Worth market Wal
ter Glover also shipped one car 10
Fort Worth.
Glenn Durriu took five cars to Fort
Worth from the Wild Horse ranch and
reports the market much better than
a few weeks ago
j. A (Doll Williams shipped car
of mixed stuff to Fort Worth Sat
urday night and went with them
Contract for Steers.
r. H Espy and j. D. McGregOr, Jr-.
have formed a partnership and are
contracting steers for spring delivery
They are buying the good kind Of any
age.
Durriu and Hunter have sold their
three year old steers and viii gather
them as soon as the snow melts 50
they can work.
c. " Tinniu has resigned as county
commissioner and %. G. Armstrong
has been appointed 10 fiji out the IN
expired term
Lease 40 Sections Of Land.
Judge j. c. Hunter and c. n Tin
have taken a lease on 40 sections OF
land from A. l. Hall, and VIII stock
it this spring.
Contract was let for 43 miles Of
road to ". E. Hamilton by the COM
missioners' court. This work IS on
state highway No and with the pre-
vious contracts let viii put a piked
road clear across Culberson county
Concrete drains viii be put in and the
entire road piked with gravel
J. G.. Hunter. chairman OF CulberSOn
county Liberty loan committee. has
returned from the conference in FL
PasO and is organizing his cowOrkers,
preparatory 10 the forthcoming loan.
return from the war is Clifton Caven-
der who has been discharged from the
navy
school here has just opened as the
FLU situation has just begun TO i'm
prove Lately the cases have been
mild, but there have been a great
many OF them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17
ifaIiroad stoeks'
]. ". WCAMMON. JR., DIES OF
PNEUMONIA AT CAMP LOGAN

News from camp Logan. Houston,
Texas. announces the death Of ! W.
8IcCammon. jr., son Of J. ". Mccain
mon. telegraph editor Of the Kansas
City Journal Pneumonia, resulting
from influenza, was the cause Of
death
Junior" AIcCammon. as he was IA
miliarly known in newspaper circles,
was q years old, and prior TO enter
ing the infantry branch Of the army
he was. from his 18th year, engaged
in newspaper work, having been a re-
Free Press and Kansas City Journal
Young McCammOn. when his father
was editor of the Fl PasO News before
its absorption by The Herald, lived in
Fl Paso and attended the high school
here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17
N. 7. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

f8- Associated Eressl-
sew York JAM 17--Merl1u--le paper
-m-t. percent
Sterling so day bills. SE-73i-. CONNER
cal so day bills on banks SAFES. com
merelaf co day bills $4-l-zs demand.
sf--a cables s=7f5z-
1leE-cl1 pesos. ff-zl
can money. firm high g p percent, low.
ass ruling rata. fi-- closing bid =
on reE AZ AZ; llst Joan. 81 percent
Time lo1ns- lrm- 60 days. 50 days ana
months 5N5a. percent
Copper u0ulrll- electrolE-c, spot @n-
first quarter. 20 -ac-
Iron noninal- 10 northern and 10
err-ha-H sasr SO $50. 3 southern and 40
northern. s1---5 a--5o-
lead staady- spot Offered at s5-S1;
JAM f7--5-
snata- easr- East ST. Louis delivery
snl- offered az 1885, Janus. ~ $50
LONDON METALS MARKET
-ruldn. Eu- Jan 1.-THE following
ue-d the qroiarirns IN tie London met
els rlzriz7- To-Day
Tr-Sru-. 1893 US
S1ol copper la- JOSS ei4ctroiyu c. -l55-
sra- leld- Z17-
@rnr e~aIEar-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17
REJECTS M'ADOO'S PLAN TO
RAISE OHIO EXPRESS RATES

Columbus O.. Jan. 1.-THE Ohio
public utilities commission formally
rejected the order Of ". g. NcAd1o.
as federal railroad director general.
providing for an increase Of zone ex-
press rates, so far as its operation in
Ohio is concerned
The action was based solely upon
failure 10 comply with Ohio laws. The
commission did not consider the ques-
ton Of the justice Of the rates
The commission rejected the post
master generals schedule for long
distance telephone rates, on the
ground that they were excessive ard
had been made without due investi-
cation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17
COLD WEATHER CAUSES
SHIPMENT OF CATTLE

Cold weather in the panhandle
country remains so severe that cattle
men are continuing TO ship their
cattle 10 other sections Lee Bivins Of
Amarillo Tex. shipped IS cars OF
stock cattle TO be placed in the J. H.
Nations pasture north OF Fort Bliss.
The cattle arrived in FL Paso Friday
morning and were unloaded at the
stock yards.
l. ". Roberts sold $50 coming two
year old steers to Norris and Robin
son Cattle Company Thursday from
his ranch near Clint, Texas.
Morris and Robinson Received "a
cars Of cattle from Naco, Ariz-. Thurs
day. They VIII be shipped TO Denver
from Fl PasO where they are now be-
ing fed and rested
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17
2 NEW STORES
FOR STANDARD
Besides New Retail Stores.
Big Fireproof Warehouse
To Be Built.

Two more retail stores, making
seven in all and a big fireproof ware
house were improvements agreed
upon Ey the stockholders Of the
Standard Grocery store at their
meeting Thursday night at the OF
fices of the company. 20 Mills street
President George C.. Franklin an
Hounced that leases had been made
for locations for two new large
STANDARD Stores" one VIII be IN
the Euiding at the corner Of North
Oregon and Franklin streets. which
the Fl Paso Gas company viii vacate
on February l. About $1,000 VIII Be
expended TO put this building IN
shape.
The other location viii be al Mon
tana and Piedras street Give Poinrsl-
The building. the corner room OF
which was formerly occupied by the
Owl Drug Co. viii be remodeled at
an expense Of $4,000 OF $4,000 The
building viii have a 40-foot extern
sion built on the rear. The stand
ard viii occupy the corner room.
store. Standard No. T. will be ready
TO open about April /. and the Ore
eon and Franklin street one about
March J.
Fireproof Warehouse
The large fireprOof wholesale build
the corner OF Texas and Virginia
streets was discussed It was an
nounced that this building would
start in a few months and would be
completed before fall
At the meeting Gf stockholders the
following directors were reelected
for the coming year JOS G. Frank
lin. j. J. Jones. A. T. Prather. Geo.
G. Franklin. ". R. Ezell. Sol Frank
lin and c. l. Ezeu-
After the officers made their re-
ports every stockholder present ex-
pressed himself as satisfied with the
1918 business and with the future
plans Of the company as outlined by
the officers.
Immediately after the stocEhold-
ers' meeting adjourned the directors
reelected the following officers Geo.
c. Franklin. president W r EzelI-
vice president and general manager-
j. j. Jones. secretary treasurer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17
WANT CUT RATE
At STOCK MEET
Garrett King Seeks Re
duced Fares To March
Convention.

On behalf Of the Panhandle & South
western Stockmen's association. a per
isonaI appeal viii be made TO Garrett
King. chairman Of the FL Paso pas
/ senger traffic committee at Chicago,
Ill. 10 grant reduced rates for the cat
tlemen attending the convention Of
] that association which is 10 be held
I in FL PasO March &. 5 and 8. Mr.. King
is bound for Washington, d. c.. and
1 Baltimore, Nd, to attend railroad
3 meetings and left Friday afternoon on
/ the Golden State limited. via Chiacgo.
t in order TO stop off there TO make the
request.
I The Stockmen's association is aux-
iOus to announce the reduction as soon
: as possible, in the event it is granted.
as over 1000 cattlemen from Texas,
/ New Mexico. Arizona and Kansas are
expected TO attend the convention.
This number Is looked for by the Off
GERS because present conditions Of
ranges, which are better than ever,
will prompt cattlemen from those
states TO c0ngregate in regard 10 mat
B tiers Of Importance
No Cut Rate in 1918.
I The convention Of 1918 was held in
Roswell. n ~, when no reduction or
any other facilities were granted. ac-
cOrding to J. y. Sanborn, secretary OF
I the association A reduction Of one
third fare was granted the cattlemen
when the convention was held in FL
Paso in 1917. when the railroads were
under private control but in 1913 they
were under federal rule.
Alr. King will arrive in Washington.
D. c.. on the 22d TO attend a meeting
of the American Association Of Pas
senEer Traffic Officers, who viii be
addressed by the new director general
Of railroads, W. n. Hines. on the 23d
he Will attend a continued session Of
these officers at Baltimore in regard
TO the future policy Of railroads under
federal control. including rates, train
service, equipment and schedules.
Plan summer Rates.
The matter of summer excursion
rates and advertisement OF the same
viii be taken up also In the summer
Of 1913 a reduction Of 20 percent was
granted by the administration on ex-
cursiOns to such points as Cloudcroft.
n. NJ, Yellowstone Park and parts OF
California and Colorado ar. King
did not know what the reduction
would be this year nor t. extent Of
advertising allowed
on his return from Baltimore. Mr.
King viii stop off again at Chicago
TO confer with the Western Traffic
committee in regard to the CONSOLE
dated ticket offices and generalization
Of troops at Camp Bierne. FL Paso.
Texas. and Camp Cody. Deming. y. A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17
Praises Women Workers
OF Railroads, Who Last
Year Numbered 10000

Washington. ID. c. Jan ll.-Hlgh
praise for women railroad employees
is contained i'm the annual report Of
the railroad administration division
OF labor. directed by W S. Carter.
Between January I and October 1 last
year. the number of women workers
OF American railroads increased from
$4,000 TO 100000. constituting about 8
percent Of the 1000. 600 rail employees.
OF the 101, 900 women employees.
1900 were in clerical or semiclerical
occupations. S555 in cleaning cars OF
offices; 5091 in shop work, 1895 were
telegraph operators. and 2613 tele-
phone operators Others were en-
ployed as bridge attendants. car em-
ployes, engine wipers. switch tenders.
track walkers and watch women.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17
GRAINS AGAIN
MOVE UPWARD
New Strength Due To Dis
patches Stressing Euro
peon Food Needs.

Chicago, ILL.,, jar 17--Corn developed
new strength today. ewing more or less
70 disparehes putting stress on the urgency
u transAtlautic need of big supplies OF
food Besides. offerings were light On
The other hand. buying lacked volume
Opening prices. Thich ranged from q NJ p e.
higher. with February ~ sLGfi. q Sl@4 3
and May az s1--A7s sL-9ts. we're followed
by q moderate reaction and then by an
upturu TO above initial Top figures.
sharp Reaction.
Later. the market reacted sharply as a
result OF reports of free movement n
crops in northern Ohio. The close was
unsettled. 1c net lower Co -isc advance
with February at Sl-S51s 1888 and Nay
at SL2S9s r S1-2S1
Oats EIuctuate Accordingly
Oats fascinated ia line with corn After
opening g r. 7sc up. with Iay az IS Is n
fsiz. the market scored slight further
gains
: Strength Of hogs aad corn tended 70
lift provisions. Ribs led the advance
Subsequently. the market received some
thing Of a setback because OF a break
in the price OF corn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17
R. R. EQUIPMENT BUYING
PROGRAM NOT COMPLETED

Washington D. c.. Jan ll--Less
than half the railroad administra-
tons program for new equipment for
last year was carried out OF the
Sl-2ls-s6s.00o authorized capital ex-
penditures for leading lines. only
S574.334.000 was spent. according TO
an administration report today. in
Guiding an estimate for December
only SlS.00o.000 was expended on new
lines and extensions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17
HeadOfNOrn1aI
Of Ne1g Mexico
TOSbeak Here
VIII Address El Paso
Teachers Institute Meet
ing on January ..

A teachers institute for she FL
Paso public schools is TO be held in
the high school saturday. January %.
There is to be a meeting Of all
teachers i'm the auditorium at TO
hear announcements by superintend-
ent r. j. Taghe.
This viii be followed by an address
The Teacher. me Parent. and the
Child" by Dr. Frank II. IT. Roberts,
president New Mexico Normal uni
versity. Las Vegas. y. NJ. which is
to be the feature OF the meeting. The
rest of the program follows
lo-ll;5o a. M, section meetings
]. Kindergarten-1Iiss Anna Wash
burn. chairman. Organization and
plan Of work.
.. First Grade-1Iiss Willie Meers,
Chairman. Model Lesson in Reading.
Miss Mark K Russell Discussion Of
term s work
3. second Grade-lIiss Eva Staple
ton chairman Model Lesson in
Numbers. Miss Edith Naloney. Dis
cussion of terms work
4 Third Grade-Miss Vera Hunt
chairman. Teaching Reading. Miss
celia Prater. Teaching language,
Miss Helen Roberts.
5. English - Miss Clyde Duncan.
chairman. Final discussion Of
Courses of Study
S. History and Geography-1Iiss
Sue LatIner, chairman Discussion OF
the leading articles in the January
Journal Of Geography as assigned
Z. ArithmetiC-Miss E.rma Schnel-
der. chairman Discussion Of Course
of Study. led by Mr.. Tighe-
s. Industrial Arts-W. A. Burk,
chairman
.. Music - Miss Elizabeth Doak.
chairman
10. Drawing-1Irs. J. C. Nee. chair
man.
II. Penmanship-1Iiss Cora Larson.
chairman
70. Physical Training Miss Era
Thomas, chairman Discussion Of the
spring games and spring programs
For sections S-12 the supervisors have
each prepared special program.
High school Section.
A. E Null Chairman
I. Military Training in Public
Schools. C. A. Kinney Us minutes).
Discussion % minutes). Major D. E.
Decker
,. The Teachers Attitude Toward
Pupils. J. B. Jones Is minutes).
The Teachers Attitude Toward Par
ents, Daniel Hull g minutes).
The Teachers Attitude Toward
Colleagues. Miss G. Adams % min
utesl-
The Teachers Attitude Toward Ad-
ministration, n J. Garrett % min
utes)
The Teachers Attitude Toward Pro
fessionaI Training, Miss G. Evans %
Discussion led by Mr.. Hull open to
all teachers
There is 10 be a meeting Of princi-
pals Thursday. January %. at p. m.
at Bailey school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17
STOCKS REACT
z To APPOINTS
Expansion of Short Selling
Causes General Unsettle-
ment On Street.

Sew York. Jam Expansion OF short
selling based on uufaveral.a industrial.
conditions caused general unset tlernent OF
STOCKS today. Enacl1lries r4clrdirE gross
reactions ~ ta Do points sales ap-
rrazlrareI $50 600 shares
Standard rails ca=ed in the last hour
and other leaders yielded part of their
moderate raIlr- The closing was heavy
FiuaI prices on Liberty bonds We're
sarerd s-s e-.fn- first convertible ga s.,
gf1n- se-auT convertible AZ $500;
lhlrl ass ef-of- fourth 81 s.
Firm Tone Rules Early
= firm tone ruled ~ the outset o. to-
DAYS trading on she s-1cz exchange,
mainly IS 81 result oe The strength shown
By oils Those issues were among the
Urst 90 lose ground however. MeEicln
Petroleum suhs-i-utiug its initial advance
~ q point with sharp reaction Of four
points Consolidated Gas. S--QmherE ana
United Cigars were included among the
ntEer heavy issues while steels. feathers
Big Reactions Develop
Reactions were comparatively moderate
during the first hour Of the stock market
-ndaT. hut assumed sweeping proportion
Oh the very active selling movement to-
ward noon. oils were the center Of weak
ness. declines iu that group extending from
rn 10 points Equipments and tors
Welded 10 and United states steel
Ehich had shown marked tirunessi losl
Shiurllgs. c0uuers. .tohaccos and
aurars also were carried OCEn by the
liquidation. which was 1roadesr OF any
session So FAR this year- Rails Offered
some resistance. their lcsses being con
tined % fractions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17
COPPER STOCKS
SELLING LOWER
Weakness In Mexican Pc
troleum Unsettles the
Whole Market.

4 severe break in Mexican Petroleum
Friday morning unsettled the whole mar
ket. according 20 j. s. Curtiss q Co, Ho-
tel sheldon Anaconda eNiividend 81 so
per share. OPENED at 5S7s unchanged but
sold of TO 5N- Smelters weakened from
7s1s go 10 Inspiration from AIS TO 435t.
Utah from 7-A 10 III
ON the curb Ray Hercules was offered
freely az IL with bids only eE Eew
Cornclia and Howe Sound were both down.
Cosden oil and Federal we've higher Ok
nulsee was again weak Nines Company
of America was bid 3 compared with =
Thursday Tom Reed was several cents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17
.YN.G.h OPENS
IT5G0HVENTI0N
James G.. MeNary Delivers
Address Of Greeting and
Pictures Work.

The fourth annual interstate con-
rention Of the r. II. C. A. for Arizona.
New 1Iezico and west Texas convened
AZ the FIRST Christian church in- FL
Paso Friday. The meeting was called
TO order by the general secretary Of
The interstate s.. IT. C. A.. ". H. Day
James g. 3IcNary. chairman Of the
interstate committee, was present and
--re an address Of greeting. Mr. Nc
Narv. who has been connected with
the =. IT. o.. A. work for q great num-
he- of years in the southwest said
Guy is Welcome
Tine association man -Qr the
gur' rs he is called in France, has
ALWAYS been welcome in Il Paso. in
The Old days a ~ man was not al
lowed il shooting distance OF an army
camp bur today he has a welcome
in all the camps. The Y man is not
crlr welcome IN Fl Paso but welcome
every here in the world
17r AcNarT spoke OF the relation
Of The association work 10 the c0uu-
tries Of our allies and their apprecia-
fiou % same stating that even Ger
many having seen the result Of the
work among The allied soldiers the
emperor called for y. ~ C. A. sec
rerarr who had been interued in Ger
many and asked him 10 organize q
similar work for the German soldiers
which be promised 10 do only on the
eondition that he= be permitted TO do
work for the allied prisoners in Ger
ulany.
Italy " ants Work.
The king Of Italy sent for y IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17

Their alleged participation in a pool
game for money cost the following
five men s. and costs. or $3.50 each.
They were arrested by deputy con-
stable Mike GallardO in an East FL
Paso pool hall Thursday evening and
Justice J. NJ Deaver fined each the
amount indicated. They We're Juan
Scott. Luz AIinez. Jerardo Romero. As
ceneion Acosta and Fausto PadilLO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17
ILLINOIS SUsPENDS RATES
~

Springfield H. Jan 17-An order.
suspending for five months the en-
fOrcement of the telephone rates.
which would have become effective in
Illinois. January p, under a ruling OF
postmaster general Burleson. was en-
tered by the Illinois public utilities
commission today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17

Wanted to Rent

RESPONSIBLE COUPLE wishes - ~ :
lour-room furnished bungalow. Best x
references A20- care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17
WEATHER BULLETIN.
{. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU

Observations taken
at Z a. m. 18th me
ridian time. 6 a. M.
Fl Paso time Jan
Il. 1913.
Forecasts:
ii Peso and vi
cinity: Fair tonight
and Saturday
New Mexico and
Arizoua- Tonight
and Saturday fair
not much change in
temperature
West Texas To-
night fair. satur-
day fair warmer
north portion
hours Giuchesl ..f
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain. Close
Corn-F-cb ruary. s195'. May Sl-2SS-
Oats-F-essruar5-. 81 3 c- Nay. IS &C.
Chicago Provisions. Close
P0rk-Januarr. Sf6-25. May S4o-55-
Lafd-January. S23-5. May. S25-95-
Eibs-Jauuary. s-f-f5- NAY SZ244-
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago. III. Jan I--Burter-LoU er-
Creamery. So q fsc-
Eers-Receiuts. 1892 casss- higher
Firsts. 571zc- ordinary firsrs. 551a q So = c.
at market. cases included. So = . BE
Potatoes receipts. 81 cars unchange d.
Wisconsin. Minnesota and Michigan. bulk
$1,000 $50. sacks $3.50 $50
Pou-try--Alive- lower; fowls, 27c7
springs. 23c-
Kansas City Produce. Close
Kansas City. 40. Jan 17--Butter. 1c
No. Creamery. s3cs frsts, soc; seconds,
5sc- packing. 42c
EeEs-Firsts. sS5 57c- seconds. not
quoted
uitry-lIarket unchanged Hens. -5c;
BOOSTERS. IS 21c; broilers. -3c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17

--~-~-~-~-~-~-~---~-----~-~
MANTED-First class woman cook 1853
MANTED-SisSiea9 siri who understands
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17

EAfEhiENCED young man Steuosr1n her.
Address Lowell. Masonic Temple
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17
LIFE on THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Help Wanted-FemaIe

--------------------------
WANTED-First class woman cook 1853.
NANTED-Mexican gil who understands
English we'll for homework 3012 Bliss
WANTED-Girl for general houseworz
Phone 5210-
WANTED good cook at onca. 1901
Federal or phone s773-
WANTED-Experienc cafe waitress. APP
ply Harvey House. Union Depot
WANTED-GIrl for general houseWork.
Must stay nights 10l2 Mesa Ave Pm
a6l4
WANTED general family servant that
can speak English and remain on prem
ises az night Inquire 1901 Elm street
WANTED-Engllsh Speaking woman 10 do
cooking and general Homework ISIS
Golden i'm Ierrace- Phone Sl2s-
WANTED-CoIored woman for general
------ 80
WANTED-Woman for general house
work Must stay night z723 Wheel
ing. Manhattan Heights.
MASrED-Good cook for small family.
Also girl who speaks English Tor house
maid. 1903 Montana Phone 5449.
WANTED - English speaking EirI 10 DO
houseworz by the week No cooking. Ap-
ply gees Florida avenue
WANTED good cook Good WAGES
paid Phone 6s34. or call at 1917 y Ore
gon. apartment No- 8.
ENGLISH sPEAKING GIRL, light house
work Help care FOR baby. stay night
Us Auge-
WANTED girl for general housew5rz
and help with baby Call between l. and
2 l-os y. OREGON. apartment s.
NANTED-Woman who would care FOR
two children during the day I'm exchange
Tor nicely furnished Housekeeping rooms
Phone g53sM-
WANrED-Lunch counter Eirl and walt
ress Tor out OF town, transportation. room
and board. $50 per month address B3s.
care Herald
WANTED-Girl 20 keep house for a gen-
ueman and boy state full particulars
and salary wanted address BS1. care
Herald.
DIR. EDWARD AUER. sI6-Is Trust BIG.
chronic diseases Diseases Of women
SPECIALLY equipped FOR treatment OF all
Nervous diseases Phone 46s2-
WANTED competent cook Tor family
or two one who can do general house
work can in person. $50 MONTANA
SIREEI. or phone sol2.
WANTED - Experienced dining room
Mattresses 81 week Apply Modern Cafe,
basement Mills Bldg
MANTED-Competent trimmer and maker
20 go out Of town. one who can take
charge Of workroom and be Up TO the
minute Address Partisan. Douglas. Ariz.
References required from last position and
ienEth of time worked ~ the trade
flee work. who can converse in both
spanish and English; prefer one who can
take shorthand dictatlon and operate
typewriter fairly we'll Steady position
for honest, industrious intelligent person.
II. G.. HUFFMAN
Room 8. Coles Building.
san Antonio and oregon SITS, over Union
Clothing Store,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17

A meeting Of the cattle industry
committee and the convention com
mirtee Of the chamber OF commerce
viii be held in the directors room
OF the First National bank at p. m
Friday TO consider arrangements for
the entertainment OF the Panhandle
& Southwestern Cattlemen's associa-
ton az its convention 10 be held in
FL PasO March 4. and s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17

dental corps. died Thursday at Fl.
Bliss following an attack OF influ-
enza- He was native of Edna. Texas.
and was engaged in practice ar Cal
weston prior TO entering the service.
LIST Lieut. Earl Stafford will accom-
pany the body TO Edna Saturday.