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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-30
Attention
TeacherSM

Teachers wanted for State schools.
tail terms begin September =.
Excsllent salaries. Apply to Adel-
bert W. Gordon. General Agent Smte
Department Of Education, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-30
The State
Farm Agency

Great farm bargain sale beginning
Sept. LIST, cab al or uffice aud see the
bargains we uan show vun. e l. wGr-
cestsr Home Office Western Ava, An
grsra, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-30

Statistics Of Building q Enuinesring
opsrstiens ~ Ne~ England.
Compiled by The T. W. Dodge Coz
Tn, aafR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-30

purt. where she IN a guest at the
hume of W. R. Bennett.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-30

Time loans. strong; %, 30 days and
NIX months bid
Gail money eREy; high. low. ruling
rate 6. closing hid d. uffered At G, iaat
Imam g hank acceutaucaR q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-30

READ and Use Kennenec journal Want
Want Ads bring quick results AZ low
cnEr-
IT'S safe to pRfruniZe any advertiser
whose message is printed ON the Want
Ad Page.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-30
DELIGHTFUL SUBURBAN HOME
Look this Over

On car line Western Ave. AuEnH1n
One mile from city, 9-roDm house: fur
mace heat. electric lights hardwBca
floors. flush closet. stable shed. DUultry
house. acres early garden innd fruit
for home uEe. Owner will include hax
garden truck, flock of hens huE, DtONs
woDd; low prize for quick aAie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-30
1oy Sales By The Jounsl Ads viii Amount To Thousands OF DUs



Autp N9nutmd-uu1jo -
W0MAN-Capnfie mifile ned woman
Axe charge ID truuing and asBuxf-
- o1pAffmanfs IN lAl1nfxy n An
gueA Htxks 31auifni. ARMY n fhs
s.M.r0 and tzansurer
w1N-Hm general huuneWurk In
uly az three adults. Inqutne r L
1atop. s HGngOr 81. Tel. 1kW.
W5MEN-Tn INV On furz. h G. Har-
xOENG LADY-At onre fpr hakery d.
Wenher q Heweft
sssip Wnn<sd-Nsais q
BoES-To aen vaniIla affer schoo;
npufA send 0-0 for s bottles that ne-
"a thn w ~ II e1rn- send for sslnpie bot
SsnbDrnville. N. Il. I6-7.
FARM WORK--Compefnf. rcIfai,Ie man
VIM UNDERSTANDS care Of stock ana
general fzrm work Bog n Route Z
AuEusra- w E Strung.
FARMER-ReIfahle u1ar1i.S ,,-,, -,
fnrm. MUST Understand all kinds farm
Wunk. HOUSE, hreWD0d ana farm nro-
dnce furnished. W. N. Prescuf1- An
EuEt2-
GROCERY dEHK-Wanfed ~ -,1ce
Z. Locke. Augusta
vAMFERS-And tpp sfttchas On army
SHOES wanted at once q. p. Hazard
Co., Gardiner.
YOUNG MANIC learn iewelry bu1;-
nens. Chester A. Fuller, z76 Water 81.
Augusta.
sasip-Maie or Fsnnie a.
ATTENDANTS and women IN IN
a yearE Of age Amply 10 Supt Au-
susfa state Hospital.
COUNTER MAN-Waitress and cpuk
hale.s restaurant, Gardner
Hsip-Maie or Female -
CDok-Competenf one wanted at once
at Halloweil House. Apuly IN person
Or phone I'm
KITCHEN w0MAN-or hoy, and one
yaifress- c. r. Thwtng, Belgrade
Lake.
SoNGS-Write the words We write
Music and guarantee publishers ac-
cepfance. Submit poems, patriotic
1--we or any subject Chester Music
Co.. Sd So. Michigan, Suite III, Chica-
80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-30
WONDERFUL BARGAIN

WONDERFUL BARGAIN
On Elaine Ave. opposite W. Il. 6an-
neffs- 9-roam house. furnace heat
stable she'd poultry house IL ACRE Of
garden land. Owner must sell at O sac
rifire. E l. Worcester Western Ave,
Augug1a Me- Phone sI5-M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-30
INSTRUCTION.

Correspondence csur.u a.
CANsls SLERKs-(Men, women1. zo0
- y month Are, Is upward.
pe11ence unnecensarv- Fer fres y1r-
uunlArs, write Raymond Terry form
er government Examiner9 81 Cunfin-
enIM Bldg, Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-30

READ today's journal Want AID caz-
aloEue-
RENT that spare room the Want Ad
Way. Telephone Is and ask fnf q
Journal Want AID Taker.
It's safe to patrnnize any advertiser
whose message IN printed On tine Want
Ad Page.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
Cupid Wins Again When
Boy I8and Girl IS Wed

After repeated attempts, Marian
Powell, daughter Of AR and Mrs Ben
Powell, 1918 Montana street, and Or
man Willingham. son Of 1lr. and Mrs.
A. O. Willingham. 3731 La Luz street.
succeeded at high noon Thursday in
getting married The ceremony was
performed by judge " D. Howe at
The county courthouse The bride is
Is years OF age and the groom Is.
Their first attempt to get married
was made in April. but, on account OF
their ages, they were unable 10 Sc
cure the license from the county
clerk
Their plans were then laid TO so 10
New Mexico, where they thought they
could be successful in accomplishing
their purpose, IT IS alleged. and on the
preteZr Of going 70 moving picture
snow on the evening Of May 3, they
left the home Of the brides parents.
On Nay is. they were Intercepted at
Lees ranch, 20 miles from Alamo
gordO, ~ NJ after having gone from
town to town trying to secure a mar
rage license. Mr. and Mrs. Powell
accompanied their daughter back to
FL Paso.
Thursday morning, the bride per-
suaded her mother TO let her 20 for a
little walk Immediately after the
ceremony she telephoned her mother
that she was married
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
Council Passes
Ordinance For
More Paving
Austin Terrace Is Taken
Into City Limits; Fire
Loss Small.

At the city council meeting Thurs
day, Austin Terrace became a part OF
the city on reading Of the second or
Idinanee providing for it. Practically
the entire addition is included IN the
ordinance.
Estimates made by the city engineer
as 10 the cost OF improving Highland
road from the west line OF Cotton ave
nue. 10 the south line OF Louisville
street were received and the date set
for hearing is July 10. The estimated
cost OF the Improvement is s90-822- 81,
Of which the city's part viii be Sl6.-
201-33, street railway company S52.-
280.05. and property owners, s38- 600.42,
or. at the rate OF S3.79e5 per foot.
Petition for Are Lights.
Bids were asked for paving Lebanon
street from Piedras street TO Park
avenue. and for Aurora from Alabama
street TO Park avenue.
Ordinances for the paving on West
Main street from west line OF Buch-
anan street 10 the west Boulevard. and
for Myles street from the north line
Of Aurora street to the south line Of
Lebanon street were finally adopted
Petitions for arc lights on Arizona
street between Octavia and Brown
streets and at Virginia and Wyoming
streets were rejected
Alderman Bert Semple reported that
the analysis of the water in the Grama
street well OF the city now down $50
feet BY the city chemist. Dr. Lamb.
showed Il the best water Of the svs-
tenn Mr. Semple added that the plan
is to 80 down 1000 feet 20 see II the
water could be increased in quantity
but II the quality deteriorated the
wen viii be filled
He estimated the flow at 100000
gallons q day
Rabbi Martin Zielonza. as a mem
Der OF the soldiers and sailors me
mortal committee met with the council
and brought up the question Of get
ting financial aid for the proposed
park which has been projected as
such a memorial Mayor Davis ex-
planned that the city had absolutely
no funds OF the city available. Coun-
Gilman Park Pitman said he favored
the submission along with the pro-
posed bond issue the question OF a
statue on Scenic Point and the Ne
mortal park so the people can choose
which they want
Fire chief John Wray reported %
fire alarms for May. the value OF the
buildings at s1.24f310; contents val
ued at s560.375- insurance. s1T3.So0
and total loss by fires. s477-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
Livestock Market


+ Chicago. ill., Jun 5--CUnitd STATS Bu-
rea OF Markets -EIoEs-Receipts $4,000
Market slow, mostly 15c and zoe under yes
tardaT's average Eearly top. s20.45- bulk
s-Q-ls 2 2o-so; heavyweight. s2o-I5 92o-e5i
uediuulVTeiEht, f2o6 -0.35- lightweight
s19.75 2o-30. light-IEhts. $3.50 %,
heavy packing sows. smooth. $3.50 3 1880.
packing soWs. rough, Sls-25 1880; pigs.
s1s61s-75-
Cattle-Receipts y. 900: beef steers. slow.
Few early sales. about steady. butcher
stock and calves steady- feeders weak.
beef steers medium and heavyweight
choice and prime. s1f75 1925: medium
and good sll-l5 rl4-155 common el0756
11-75- lightweight good and choice. s1225
q 1855 common and medium. s9-T5 Q $40.
butcher cattle. heifers S7-25 G1z.75- cows.
s6G1 1875. Gamers and cutters. SASS o..
veal calves light and handyweizht $40
1850. feeders steers. S1061s; stock steers.
S7.50G12-50.
shseuLReceints. 1900; good and choice
dry fed lambs. steady 90 strong others and
sheep. slow. lambs 81 pounds down s12-75
( G15-5Q; IS pounds up- $3.50 G15-12- culls
and common. S9T13.25- springs s1s-517
dium, good and choice, Ss-25 TO- culis and
Z common, Sos
Kansas City livestock Close
Kansas City, No June 5.-(United States
Bureau Of Markets. --HoEs-Receipts r.
COO Market lower Heaviss 5000 2o.55.
lights s19.75 G10.e5. packing. $3.50
20-15- pigs. s1s25 619-s5-
Cattle-Receipts. 5000 Market steady.
steers. s12.65 0149o. heifers. s6.756 1S-65-
cows s6.5071225, stoczers, s725 G11.25.
sheep-Receipts. 50e1. Market steady.
Lambs. S12-50G1f. ewes, s57ssO.
Denver Livestock Close.
Denver. Colo June 5--Cattle-Receiprs
f00o- Market stronger. 15c higher Beef
steers s1261f7 COWS ard heifers. ss50f
11-50. stockers and feeders. s10711-55.
calves $500 1880.
HoEs-Receipts. 1900 Market Zoe lover
Tor. $50. bulk. s19.60G1s.75.
sheep-Receipts none.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
SPECIAL STOCKS
NET BIC GAINS
Markets Close Is Strong;
Victory 33ls Sell at
New HIGH Level.

Eaw TnEz. June Son the stock mar
1-er today special stocks gave another
great demoustration % strength in the
nnaI hour General Motors gained 50.
Central Leather 9 and United states AL
cohol 7 Tho closing was strong
Liberty bond closing prices were 5ias
ga.16. frst ss 95- f0- second is. 1885, first
al $500 second 4 s. a4-eN- third : 8,
$500. fourth az s. 1885, Victory 81 s..
100.1f- Victory fNs 2e-es-
Victory 54 percent bonds were solo to-
day on the stock exchange az the new
high level Of Sl00-.Q.
Money Relief Dominant.
Relief over She money situation was
again The dominant influence at the open
inr of the stock market today. Buying
orders Yer an classes Of stocks were nu-
rnerous particularly for the food. OIL me
TOR. rubber. copper. shipping. leather.
steel and gas properties members OF
which ruled from TO points higher. the
latter Advance being made by Stucehazer-
Prominent railroads Old not vary much
aside from southern Pacific. which was
"a point higher
Buying Orders Increase.
Impressed hy prospective large earnings
lr various Industrial corporations. spec
ulators took the long side quite general
81 ard there also was a considerable in
crease iu outside buying orders Receipt
OF another large consignment o. solo
from ahroad. indicating more ample funds
for speculative purpozcs contributed 20
an improved sentiment Advance OF 70
points were common among inuustrlals-
while there was broader inquiry FOR rails,
reuecinIIW parflcH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
MONEY AND METALS

cay Associated Press-)
Kew ~ June 5.-2lercantile paper
90 05ta percent
Sterling 50-day bills ss-5e: Commercial.
e0-day hIlls on banks Sf-58as, commercial
6o-day bils. Sass p; demand, Ss-6l7.. ca
Government and railroad bonds firm
Bar silver S1-Q9lk-
Mexican pesos. SIC
rime loans. strong all dates 5is7s per
cent
can money. frm; high s: low. G; ruiz
iu- rate s. closing bid, 5a offered az
IS LAST. Joan. percent
copper strong; electrolytic, spot and
June. 1853 2 ne; July ltci August. % Z G.
Iroa- fiEln-Nn- I Northern. s2s-5a- No
q northern. s2S- No. z southern not quoted
Lead. frrns spot s5.o79s-2a; July. $40
s1eitsr firm; spot $3.50 asked; july
LONDON METALS Market
London. Eng. June 5---Closins quota
tons in the metals market today were
SPOT COPPER f7s rs Cd: eleetroIytie Isl
los
Tin E-aS S.
Lead E-1 Us.
eue1lrr % Jos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
GRAIN MARKET
AGAIN BEARI5H
That Late Corn Crop Now
Appears to Be Catching
Up Is One Factor.

Chicaro. ul. June s.-Bearish sentiment
continued today 90 predominant en- the
corn market Buying was OF only
scattered sort one ~ the reasons given
for the absence of demand was that the
crop. although late. seemed to be rapid
ly catching up. and that in some ser
tons 10 days OF warm weather would
make the condition OF the plant about
normal Opening prices. which ranged
from &c Off 20 CSC advance. with July
at sL70iz OIL and September at s1-s1 @
1919. were followed by moderate down
turns an around
Rally Comes later.
Subsequently reports that ether ceuters
were outbiddinE Chicago for grain to ar
rive Ted 20 a rally
The market closed unsettled Sc net
lower TO = &C. advance with July si-1o&
LOS and September n s1f05s r Isl
Oats Easy With Corn
oats we're easy with corn. After open
ing e q tsc down including July az ssis
r. es1sc. the market rallied little and
then saEEed.
Weakness in hog values tended 20 make
provisions decline The Hoover statement
as 20 supplies o. livestock i'm Europe was
also a bearish factor.
Later che market became n-mer as 2
result Of commission house buying or
lard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain. Clnse-
Cnrn-IulE. sL70a September $3.50 g.
Oats-Juiy. fS1Ec- September. 55izc-
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Fork-Iu.y. s5o-5o- septen,1 Der s4l-s5-
J.ard-July. s32-55. September s32-f7-
Rihs-Iulv $3.50. September s27-s2
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago. H.. June 5--Butter-EiiEher-
Creamery 46f 51sfc.
EEE-Receipts. 3olo2 cases; unsettled
F'lrsts IS Ges1zc ord mary firsts- IS RI s6c.
at market. cases Included % 30 &c.
storage packed firsts. 80 . soc; extras, 90
f1tsc-
Pouitry-Alive lower. fowls. &c
potatoez-Arrivals 81 cars. steady Old
Northern White. CARROTS. United States No
!. s1-7562 cwt- new harrelcd stocks
steady. sacked. weak Florida Spauidiug
Rose 80. l. ss6s-75 bhi., No. . $3.50
Texas Triumphs sacked No l. s5-25
$50 cwt
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas CITY. 40. June 5--Butter-lG &c
lower Creamery. use. Ersts. 4sc; pack
InE. f3c.
EsEs-1c lower. nrsts. sc.
poultrr-Heus &c lower. CSC. roos-ers
lSc- hrouers. &c lowe. s7a loc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
COTTON PRICES
RISE BUT DROP
Advance on Opening of Mar
ket Is Offset by the In
crease in Offering.

New Orleans. Ia. June Good cables
caused rise Of to 10 points OF the open
ing Of the cotton market today bu- i'm
mediateiv after she call offerings in-
creased on prospects Of better weather and
prices fell off until at the end OF the
first half hour OF. trading they were %
20 20 points under The close OF yesterday.
Cotton opened steady July. S5078. Oc-
toher s2ss2: December. s2S54s January,
s2S.3e; March. $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
Money to Loan

Loan Assn. ". S. Miller Mgr. s15 Trust
s. To $50 loaned honest employees. cheap
est rates. confidential Quick Satisfactory
service. p-eke 20l Roberts Banner.
s. To S5O-Pay of an those little bIll.
and just owe Us Low rates Easy pay
menta. Courteous attention Peoples Loan
soriety- 20 Caples Bldg Phone 1874
MONEY TO LOAN
Money loaned on diamonds. watches. Jew
elry. and automobiles. a. the lowest rate
Of interest
SECURITY LOAN co.
Cor. san Antc1lo arl Il paso Pm 1I5f.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05

New York, June Cotton futures closed
steady. July. a0-13; October. 29-15. Decem-
ber 2s.71. January. $50; March. 2s35-
Liquidation Cf ] ing cotton became heavy
Tn the trading up TO noon prices were
sent n 10 81 points lower than the final
quotations OF yesterday.
spot cotton quiet. - points Off sales
on the spot. 1875 hales- 70 arrive. 1879
bales Low middling. s27; middling
ss1.75- good middline. S12.75- Receipts
5157 bales. stock. f4,sS6 bales
Early sellers went 70 realizing. furnish
Ing the market was a moderate demand
which caused a small recovery. Al /
o'clock prices were at a net loss o. GO TO
50 points
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05

Agencies Tor American automobilee
are desired by two firms in Mexico.
according TO an announcement by the
American consulate at Juarez. The
names Of the firms can be secured
from the bureau Of foreign and do
nestle commerce. by mentioning trade
opportunities Nos. 29522 and 29504. re-
EnacrLEaIr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05

r T. Nichols
Iudcuaudent Executors and Trustees.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05

John W FISHER. city park suDerin-
tendent, is to establish a kitchen al
Washington park where food VIII be
prepared for the animals Of the city
zoo This has been found necessary
because many OF the animals must be
in order to keep them at their best.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05

Washington, D. c.. June 5.-Di-
rector general Hines left Washington
today on the last OF a series OF in
spection trips carrying him virtually
on all main railroads. He viii visit
Boston, Omaha. Denver and Birming-
ham
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05

adVioes. announcing dates for presi-
dent Wilson's entertainment there.
were characterized at the Paris white
house today as guess work" The
date FOR the visit has not been fixed.
Il was said, but It probably viii occur
within the coming week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
Stocks
AGAIN STRONG
Heavy Advances Are Made
Throughout the Entire
Red Metal List.

Copper stocks were very strong in
Thursdays market. according TO J. s
Curdss d Co. Hotel sheldon. and az
ter opening at fractional gains. heavy
advances were made throughout the
entire red metal list Inspiration. af-
ter opening at 81 SIS. sold up sharply
to 50. and Utah Copper under very
active buying. advanced over . IL
points to 81 Although other gains
were not as marked. there were sub
stantial advances in Chino TO Al SIS
and Chile 10 % 81 and Shattuck-Ari-
heavy buying movement in the general
market kenuicott advanced to 81 Us,
American Shelter and Refining. after
opening I'D with an advance Of an
entire point at 81 IA. shot up sharp
On the curb there was buying Of
some Of the Arizona coppers. United
Verde Extension being strong and
Verde Combination selling at 81 in
New York. Gadsden. Jerome Verde
and Ray Hercules continued to be in
demand.
Big Bond Issue Subscribed.
The new s1.000.0 600 seven percent
Bond issue Of the Consolidated Cop
been fully subscribed The new bonds
are convertible into stock at par s.
per share. AS the market price Of the
Consolidated Copper Mines company
is now above S.. the bonds have been
largely taken by insiders.
Dividends Declared.
Belmont surf Inlet Mines. Ltd.-Divi-
dend OF percent. payable July 10 stoclz
OF June Is.
GaIena signal oil company-ouarterly
Of percent on old and new preferredi
payable June so TO stock Of Nay 81
Indian Roofing ompauy--t2uarterly o.
81 Cd
payable June IS 10 stock Of June .
kennecotr Copper auy-l2uarterly
OF Soc payable June 30 20 stock OF June
libby. lTcNeIu and Libby company
Dividend ~ 5ocs payable July IS to stock
National Aniino and Chemical com
pany---lsarterly % 8. percent on pre-
ferredi payable July 70 sock OF June
New York shipbunding corporation
Dividend OF 81; payable July 10 TO stock
Of July J.
NIplssing aHnes company. Ltd--ouar-
terry Of Q percent and extra Of percent I
payable July p 70 stock Of Jure 90
Northern Pipe Line compauy-Diviuend 4
o. S3s payable July @. stock Of June IL ]
Standard Gas and Electric COMPANY
Quarter OF percent on preferreds pay i
able June Il 10 stock OF May 81
STANDARD OIL Company OF kentucky- /
Quarterly q So payable July ! 10 stock
TonoDah Belmont Developments company I
Dividend Of 10 percents payable July I
10 stock o. June "A
wolverine Copper Mining compauy-Div-
ldeud o. 50cs payable July to stock Of
IuEs H.
Companies Ex-diridend-
shows when payable stock OF record /
date has expired Ex-afrer June ID.
Buckeye Pipe Line company, June Il
Caledonia Mining company, June 5th
Cresson Consolidated Cold June 10
Hecla Mining companr-Iuno %.
Illinois Pipe Line-June 60.
international Petroleum (Com-l. June .
Narcuui Company OF America-Juiy l.
National Trausit--Juue IS
standard on Of Califoruia-June IS.
Standard OIL OF 1ndlana-June "a
standard on Company o. Eansas-Iune
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
AZ E1cELLESI agsISEss oFFoR-

co MO THE SOFT DRINK BUSINESS
We Supply the EIuirment
soda Fountains Carrora tors
store Fixtures show Cases
Tables and Chairs Luncheoretre Cu-ftrs
steam Tables Root Beer OUTFITS
Ice Cream Frse-crs
Bottisrs' and Confectionery Machinery
ard Supplies
sid on Easy Favuents
lI1s1Tar1s -llrerE1re. Ir-srel frlil1.
Srruus -xt-1c-s. and Ccl1rs-
EMPIRE BOTrLING WORKS
Cor. Mills ard Florence Streets.
III PEG -nrar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
An Ell PAsO COMPANY
nnTRTF-E CHnTTaT cTn

austin. Texas, June 5--The FL Pas0
sasn and Door company, OF FL Paso.
filed an amendment to its charter to-
day in the state department increas-
ing its capital stock from 100000 TO
500. 900.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05

Paris. France. June SIN compe-
tent circles optimism prevailed this
morning relative 70 the strike in this
city and hopes were expressed that
the trouble between the unions and
ne employers would soon be settled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
WILSON WILL
VISIT HRIseEI.s ITNE 10

Brussels. Belgium. June 5.-Presi-
dent wilson viii arrive here on June
10 for a two days visit according 70
official announcement today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
Oil and Mininr

OIL MAPS
Tula rosa Basin. Fl Paso and Hudspeth
couI ties Price Soc Mars made TO order.
II Paso Blue Print Co Fhone $50
LATED ACREAGE In the Pecos valley
sruth o. Carlsbad. with gait edge lease :
sz5o per. acre II taken before July lst-
Address p. O. Box ia
BIG MOSET
N
LEASING
on DECIDED LANDS
Practical EeoIogist making tour Of new
fields in Texas and New Mexico 10 in
terest OF two large oil companies. T. form
ing a pool % locate on promising OIL
lands. Interest in pool 500 up call
az Room EOS Trust Bldg. Fl Paso. Tex
Phone SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05

ObserVatIolT laEen
At T. m. 18TH
meridian time June
s, 1913
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05

FL FaE0 aul VIZ
cinsty Fair tonight
and Friday.
New Mexico and
Arizona Fair TO-
night Friday and
nrc baby Saturday;
little change in TEN
rerarure
West Texas To-
nlEht and Friday
fai-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
AUTOMOBILE TINE TABLE

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SMITH SAFETY AUTO LINE Hot
SPRINGS and Encie. New Mexico via. E1e-
phanr Butte Dam. twice daily. Leo r.
smith. Gen Manager.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
THE WEATHER.

Z. s. DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
Legal Notices.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CNEDLruE7s

state o. Texas
County Of Fl Paso
To those Indebted nj or hIidiur claims
against the estate % W. 81 Laushiin.
deceased.
The undersi sned. navins been duly ap-
pointed independent executors o. the ull'
and estate and trustees under the r-ili
and on che estate ~ VI. r. Lau1hlin. de-
ceased. late of Fl Eas1 county Texas.
By = 3. Mccnutoclr judge 81 the County
Court o. said county. or the 9Th day ct
May. 1873 during a regular term thereof
hereby notify an persons INDEBTED 90 sara
estate 20 come forward end make sel-lf-
ment. and those having Gains against
said estate 10 present them % the urofr-
signed az their residence. the city 7ul
county OF ID Pasc. state q Texas. tl=
same beng their rostoffce adde's -Tl.hin
one year from sid sch day Of Nay. 1913
Wituess our hands this 29th day Of Aai-
Il Paso Bank rrust Co. % Il Paso.
r T. Nichols
IHaaa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05

Splendid broom house in bestf part OF
Cioudcroft. only se0ag. owner VIII TRADE
BROaDDUs 4 IL BARON
FIRST Nats. Bank Bldg