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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

! lived Now they are short and full
Get your waist seam sack coats
ready for the Red Cross or the Bel
gians or the janitor or anybody who
Is handy, or deserving. because It has
been decided, decreed and declared by
the American Clothing Designers
association that they are old stuff
The days before men became SO
foppish as to demand and wear mar
row. sloping shoulders and seams
that accentuated curves, etc. are COM
ing back The suits for the season
1920 are to be of the good old kind
with the long sack coat-from 80 to
81 inches long IN solemn conclave
the American designers decided that
the waist seam model always belonged
to the sport effect and they there
fore introduced something that was
conservative and practical and proper
for everyday wear
Vests viii be cut lower so that
more OF the shirt front may be ex-
posed
The Good Old Days Are Gone.
Innings are TO De gaudy.
Blessed are those who have a sup
ply Of trousers on hand The gods
of garb decreed no radical change in
the trousers OF 1920
This change will probably not af-
feet E. Pasoans this coming season
as all Of the styles received by the
waist. pinch backs and double
breasted coats. These styles have
been so well received that the local
me chants are convinced that they are
good yfor another season
Now mediate on the good old days
when two could live as cheaply as
one Or when one was sure when
they bought a suit or a dress or a
pair OF shoes that they would be in
style for at least a month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
n. q. LISTED STOCKS
HONEY AND Metals

fBy Associated Press-l
New York. July S1--Lercautiie paper.
81 d5z percent
Sterling 50 day bills. s4.s2is: commercial
50 dzv bills or banks. s4.S21 commercial
50 day bills, Ss.52; demand, s4-55S q cables
s4.3s1.
Time loans strong all dates. percent
bid
-cal money, strong high. Is; low. 6: rul-
Ing rate. s. closing bid, IS; offered at 1s;
last loan IS percent
Bar silver. S1-o7 s ounce.
Mexican pesos. 637sc c.
Copper. quiet. electroiytic. spot, Use; Az
gust. 251zcs September, &c
Lead weak East St Louis delivery.
spct offered at $50. August. s7.55.
LONDON METAL MARKET.
London, Eng. July 31.-Ciozing quota
tons on the metal exchange today were
as follows.
Spot copper. z1o3.
Tin. E27. 15s-
spelter. IA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
MARKET
LEADERS REACT
Withdrawal of Loans to
Meet Large Maturing
Obligations Reflected.

New York. July s1-withdrawal Of
loans to meet large maturing obliga-
tons caused a sharp reaction in the
stock market today. leaders breaking
2 to points Sales Appropriated
100000 shares. The close was weak.
Close Liberty bonds; 3H's, 1856;
first As, 1890; second ~ s. $3.50; first
AIS. $40; second 4 = s. s4-06; third
AXIS. $50; fourth q s. 9z.0s; Victory
s%'s, 1892; Victory ( q s, 1856.
Irregular NJ Outset
Eeaviness OF shipplnss, motors and oils
impaired an Irregular tone 20 active stocks
At the opening OF today's session. al
though offset 70 an extent by further
gains in tobacc0s- fcathar and paper
shares. Early reactions extended from /
to points in Marine common. American
International. Studebairer and Virginia
Carolina chemical ssteel and allied
equipments registered changes and rails
were almost entirely neglected
Dealings Become Dull.
Anticipating The week end recess. deaf
ingB IN the stock market became dull
after the first half hour OF moderate ac-
tivity. Trading continued TO center in the
tobacco. leather and paper groups. food
shares also claiming speculative attention !
Among motors and oils Irregular recov- 1
ened on the strength shown by Crucibl5 4
Steel Texas and Pacific was foremost IN /
rails, rising = points and Montana Power I
and Pacific Gas ard Electric featured the /
Utilities the latoer at point gains Call i
money opened at s tc ~ percent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
SPECIES Of
DANGEROUS
If Planted in Certain
Streams VIII Kill All
Other Fish Therein.

washington, D C, July 31.-"NOT
that the war is over and the high cost
OF living is not, the federal govern
ment as vel as the states. Is turn
ing to fish cultivation as a food
source" says a bulletin from the Ma
tional Geographic society.
Be careful where you plant fish
IS. in effect. a warning sounded by
Hugh n. Smith. an eminent authority.
who points out that the fish OF the
deep are as predatory as the birds Of
the air. and just as Jealous OF their
normal habitats.
There are tares and weeds among
fish, he indicates, which make their
oromiscuous sowing a danger TO the
usual fish crop"
nication TO the society b. Mr. Smith.
as follows.
"The seemingly benign and benefi-
cent work OF transplanting water AMI
mails is not wholly free from possibly
harmful results. analogous 70 those
that have attended the transplanting
OF land animals, OF which the rabbit
IN Australia the mongoose in ia
maica- and the English sparrow and
Norway rat in America are we'll
known examples.
May ssUnhalnnee Nature.s
Even when such transplanting IS
done advisedly and with circumspec-
ton, there is a possibility OF unto
ward results that viii Offset any BEN
efits that may accrue Injury may
arise from a general disturbance OF
the balance OF nature by the intro
cuction OF new factors into given
waters. or from the supplanting Of
one kind Of animal by another less de-
slrable- The ignorance OF indiscre-
ton OF private persons who under
take 10 introduce new creatures into
waters in which they are Interested
may produce most disastrous effects.
while in a few instances carelessness
or q mere accident has had far
reaching effect
Great care has been exercised by
the federal fishery bureau in making
plants of acknowledgements fishes. and
injurious results chargeable 70 Il have
been extremely rare but eternal Wig
ilance is Necessary, and many aDpli- I
cause they are not permitted 10 have I
their own way
Fine trout streams may be
quickly ruined through the plant
Ing therein OF bass. or lakes
stocked with some d4enseless
valuable f0Od-fish may be de-
pleted by the thOughtless plant
ing OF some comparatively unim-
pOrtanf rapaeious species
One OF the most persistent de-
lAaLLE 0l4 -A-C u III If-L u --1--~-
les is for black bass to stock west
srn waters that already contain an
abundance of trout or salmon such
practice is little short OF criminal.
and in all such cases where there IS
reason 10 fear that valuable trout
waters may be ruined the bureau
axes the precaution to defer 10 the
Judgment OF the state fishery off,
,ers-
Crawling Eaten by Trout.
zone OF the most unfortunate in
stances Of the destruction of one
jpecies BY another Is that OF the
yrayling, a superb food and game
ish Of which only three colonies had
some cosmic cataclysn ana
iad become established in regions as
solated as Alaska. Montana ana
Eichsgan- In the last-named state
rout were recklessly planted IN
ONE Of the few streams Inhabited BY
he grayling, with the result that
he Crawling has been completely ex-
ermlnated therein
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
JUDGE PRAISES
THE BOY SCOUTS
FL Paso Rotary Hears Talk
on Boy Movement and
Mexico Problem.

Increased interest IN the Boy Scout
movement IN the southwest was urged
by judge r B. Levy, Of Texarkzna,
judge OF Texas court OF civil appeals.
speaking to E Paso Rotary at a
luncheon Thursday at the Sheldon no
tel The Boy Scout Association Of
America is doing more TO develop high
ideals OF manhood and citlzsnshiR
among the younger generation than
any other single Organization ne
said
Zach Lamar Cobb reviewed his re-
cent travels in various cities OF thai
north and east as wen as in Mexico.
asserting that his extended travels
had made him all the more glad to
return to e Paso. 1lr- Cobb asserted
Fl Pasos II Fl Pasoans would grasp
the opportunity
3lr. Cobb referred to Mexico as the
greatest undeveloped empire IN the
world"
'El Paso IS the. gateway to the IN
developed empire OF Mexico. Mr-
Cobb said I am not willing to see
my home town OF Fl PasO become a
mere hitching post or a crossroads
town on the border while New York
Mexico and clip the financial coupons
OF the southern republic
Tell OF Enenmpment-D
Glen Everman outlined the work
accomplished at the Boy scout en-
campment at Cioudcroft- He told IN
detail Of the daily program carried
out at the camp
A resolution was adopted fzv0ring
Galveston as the meeting place for
the 1920 district Rotary conference a
was read from the
Rotary asking the supporb
Of the Fl Paso Rotary in the fight Tor
the district convention
Miss Anna Douglas entertained with
piano selections
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

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Sealed proposals ril be received untli
ton OF a one story brick veneered rssl-
deacs FOR the president OF the SUI Ross
state Normal college. Alpine Tex F---7
cation 10 the office o. Endress & Watk1n-
architects 1110 Seaman bldg. HOUSTON.
Tex Applications for plans should 1e
accompanied by deposit o. $500. when
deposit wis ee returned upon return OF
the plans 10 the architects Propcs1ls
shall be addressed 10 President A z
Goeth. state Board Of Normal Regents.
COS SCARBOROUGH BLDG Austin. Tex Pro-
Dosz1s shall be accompanied BY GER
lifted check pzTahts TO President A. G
Goeth in the auounr OF 20 percent Of bla-
Tire usual rights 70 accept any Or re-
feet ali bids are reserved
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
Pitcher Carl Mays Is
SUSPENDED BIZ Johnson

Chicago, III. July 31@Carl Mays.
the big Boston pitcher. who was
traded yesterday by the Boston Amer
leans to the New York Yankees. has
been suspended indefinitely by fB. b.
Johnson, president Of the American
league. The suspension is the result
Of the deserlon from the Boston club
by Mays in Chicago July Is. NAYS
had a three year contract with the
Boston club and when ne left the
Boston club he broke his contract.
Mr.. Johnson declared The deal which
was consummated in New York yes
terday is not approved by 1Ir. John
SON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
ACTING GOVERNOR GRANTS
PARDON TO NEGRO BOY

Santa Re, n. n, July 31-Thomas
B. Gray, a negro boy today received a
pardon from acting governor Pankey.
Gray, then years old. was sentenced
from Santa Re county in February,
1917, to serve five years in the reform
school He had no home and was
classed as an incorrigible. A resident
Of Springer. where the reform school
is located. has promised 10 give him a
home and send him TO school The
pardon is based upon the condition
that he accept this home and attend
school throughout the next school
year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
TEXAS RIFLE TEAMS WILL
NOT COMPETE IN MATCH

Austin, Texas. July 31.-No Texas
National guard rifle team will be Sc
lected 10 compete in the national
match at Caldwell, n. J.. which begins
August IS. owing to the fact that a
National guard encampment viii be
held in Texas during the time, il was
announced by the adiutant generals
department today. A state civilian
team has been selected, however. to
compete in the civilian matches at the
same time and place. None OF the
members OF the team is from Fl Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
JEW COLONIES FLOURISHING
IN PALESTINE. SAYS BRANDEIS

New York, July sl.-Justice Louis
D. Brandeis. OF the United States su-
preme court, has completed a tour of
Palestine and now is en- route to
Paris, according 10 word received
here TO-DAY By the Zionist orraniza-
ton OF America The Jewish colo
aies were reported in a 1ourishing
condition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
DAMAGE cLATM PAYMENTS

According to a bulletin received
thursday at the local office of the
damages to passengers. employees nd
livestock totaling 1923. 627.32 was
paid out by the claim agents depart
ment of that railway during the first
five months OF the year 1873. This
represents an average in claim pay
ments Of $25.925.46 per month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
BANK OFFICIAL KILLS SELF
AS GIRL BREAKS ENGAGEMENT

Casper. Wyo. July 31.-Ed J. Riggs.
assistant cashier OF the Wyoming Ma
tional bank here, last night shot and
killed himself at the home OF the Rev
". Il. Bradley, pastor OF the Presby-
terian church. whose guest he was to
be at dinner AS Riggs arrived at the
minister's home he was handed note
from the girl he was to marry break
ing off their engagement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
Las CRUCES TO HAVE BIG
BARBECIUEi Ell PASOANS GOING

Las Cruces, n n. July 3l.-Great
preparations are being made for the
barbecue dinner to be served in the
park Friday noon. An excursion VIII
be run from FL Paso for the event
A program will be rendered at s
o'clock. The speakers are ". c. Tren-
ger, on behalf Of the city; Rev. H J.
Wells. OF FL Paso, and Rev. ". A.
Daniel. Of Las Cruces Music will be
furnished by an FL Paso string band.
The proceeds viii go to the church
building fund Of the Second Baptist
church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

washington, D. c., July 31-Tha
senate was urged today by senator
owen, Democrat. Oklahoma, to acceot
the league OF nations covenant. in or
der to establish a new world order
and not to delay is action by -captious
and partisan disputes over the word
ing Of its various provisions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

Observations taken
at s a. H. 18TH
meridian time, July
81, 1913.
Forecastss
E Paso and vicin-
fly. Local thunder
showers tonight OF
Friday
New AIexico- To-
cal thunder showers
tonight OF Friday
not much change IN
temperature
Arizona General
" fair except thun-
der showers in east
portion tonight or
Friday not much
change in temperz-
ture-
West TEXAS To
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
MEXICAN MONEY.

Nacioraies. Csc
Loldres. lie
State bills. 50 Scc-
Mexican gold. SOC
Mexican pesos. old. s4cs new. 45c.
1cstones. old. 6Scs new. z7c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

santa Fe- n ", July 5l.-Phil Va
ren. local manager for the Tri-State1
Telephone company, has been trans-t
ferred to the FL Paso office Warren
came 10 Santa Fe from Las Cruces IN
September. 1917.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
Situation. Rantsd-senaI.

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WISH position as houseEecper Call Ph-
s0s9. 2l0ss S. e PaSo.
LADY wants position as sea-1stresz OF
homework Sso1 Manzana-
LADY with experience and good refer
ences wishes 10 Il Ike charge O. an apart
ment house on salary Ph. 1881
RELIABLE, experienced cook wants POSI-
ton. no objection 70 leaving city Ad-
dress z 81. care Herald
LADY wishes position as housekecper OF
10 care for rooming house. no ohfecuons
70 leavlnE city. Address D IS Herald
YOUNG lady employed from . to - D. n
would like Position as cashier or other
light work that won't conflict Ph- s15sW.
WANTED-By young lady employed. best
references. nicely furnished room with
board in private family Of good character
Ph 80 y W c A after ?. N.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
Lost and Found

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LOST-Maie SPITE. answers TO name OF
Dixie Pm. S2G4J or 2920 Copper. Re
Eard
LOST-Brindle coiored Boston bull ipu5
with four white feet and screw tail re
turn TO 34al Bliss Reward
LOSr-Gold collar button between Central
fire station and Aneelus hotel. Return 10
Central fire station. Reward
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

A survey OF wage conditions in the engi-
neering trades Of England indicates clear
y that women receive lower rates OF pay
than men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

night and Ffiday generally fair except
possibly showers extreme west portion
Precipitation last - hours (inches) .-..f
State OF weather --..-.I
Lowest Temp. last aight..i
H.. -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
Oil and Mining

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FOR sALE-1z5 shares e Paso Ranger
stock Phi S915.
5000 TAKES shares e Paso- Burk- Ad-
dress D 25. care Herald.
OIL Lease BLANKS al Ellis Bros PRINT
ins 60. Stock certificates and seals
WILBARGER county oil leases. write or
wire Tor prices Summerour & Long. OIL
Exehanse Bldg. Vernon. Tex
FIVE patented and II unpatented claims
In Washington and Duquesne districts
1886.
BIG PROFITS IN OIL--Ground floor OPP
portunities in Childress county. Texas.
drilling ard commercial leases. Investigate.
y ; Mitchell. Childress. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
Oil and Mining

OIL MAPS.
County maps. commercial drafting.
blue prints special display drawings
Metcalfe Blue Print Co., Coles Bldg.
Get our list Of oil maps.
YOU sun have a chance TO be located IN
Range 9. township IS. Hueco Basin. on 20
acres for SO. u wells contemplated Sec
tionai maps. 81.
j. S CROZIER.
Room 500 Trust Bldg- Phone 2o5S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
Real Estate Wanted

Ieo PERCENT results FIRM tensnent4
TURNER. KEMP 3 CoLDWELL
WANTED-To buy from owner only. small
home. 800 down SIS per month includ-
Ing interest write description to -4os-
WYOMING S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

Situations Wanted-Male
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MARRIED nan wants position on farm.
Write ad box 7ss. e Paso. Tex. or Fn-
TRAINED male ruTse. u years expert
ence. seen service IN France. wants nurs-
ing. Phi s011W.
MEXICAN 6ookkeepor. IS years expert
ence. wants steady position IN o. oct q
the country. excellent American references
Zimental 1000 E Fourth 81
WANTED-Position as janitor either apt
house or public building; nave had years
OF experiences. with good re1erenees Jonn
Morgan. 5o31 Durango St Fh o5s-J-
RETURNED soldier. stsnosraphcr and &C
countant with II years, experience II gen-
eral office work. desires position Win
business firm in e P1soi good rc1crerces
and rccomm encations furnished Acoress
ID %. care Herald
FARMER would rent. run on shares OF
take charge Of place, small or olg. guar
antee success; special experience II rais-
ing and fat-ening different brands Of hogs.
sss. care Herald
TEACHER with experience and who Is =
graduate OF sam Houston normal wishes
70 secure place paying Slo0 or more; have
principalship in small town c : Long.
Box 90. Grapeland. Tex.
An Al accountant and general Office man
experienced in credits and collections. de-
a4lG1 I1lAl4E--AoA Win 4--Af4--A-
bic FL Paso concern who Is willing TO pay
in accordance with position. can make
bond IN any amount address D 81. care
Herald
UANTED-Positioa as general office man
or store manager, thoroughly experienced
in accounting. buying and salesmanshlp,
age 80. s.rgie. coed personality. best OF
references. would 80 10 mining camp or
sawmln this country or Mexico. speak
SONS Spanish. consider nothing but good
connection address J 81 care Herald
MARRIED man. with family, wishes man
ayers or superintendents position. thor
oughly experienced In general farming. /
stock raising. range ard pure bred cattle [
and dairylnEs four years IN present posi- ]
ton as manager OF a large cattle ranch /
business in New Mexico; competent 10 i
handle any sized proposition in any loca- ]
ton: References from present employer I
Adde'S Box T 1I2- care Eerald. r Pazo- I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
Roomine House,-Eor Sac and RenI

MUST sell quick household goods. desir-
able location. 1 block from Cleveland
Square on Epson Phi 2211.
WANTED-On monthly payment. small
apt OF rooming house in select neighbor-
7s1nW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
Wichita Falls OH.
Quoted on 500 Par.
81 PASO STOCK EXCHANGE

DGsIInCnT TITsI NaIiOnal BanE-
These figures taken from the board OF
the e Paso stock Exchange after the
noon session.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
THE WEATHER.

Z. S. DEBARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31
Helm Wanted-FemaIs

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WANTED-English speaking Mexican sirl
general houseworlz- furnish references anu
stay nights Apply between and p
m 1913 Montana-
WANTED-siddls aged lady 10 do issnr
homework and care for child : years ed
Apply IL person after ; P H. 1soS "a
WANTED-GlrI or English speaking sir-
to do light housekeeping for wicoUer aao
two children. call as Myrtle or Pn-
5s65W-
WANTED-AIddIe AGED woman. unin-
cumIered. for small family. one who ap-
preciates a good home Phi 55SsW amer
p n
WANTED.
Goveruess on ranch Tor three children
Oldest in fourth grade. state years OF ez-
perience had IN teaching. no health sex
srs need apply. address Mrs. Fled Lex.
Kermit. Tex
YOUNG lady, high school graduate PIE
fc-red. FOR see1ographic and clerical po-
sition with large wholesale house in II
Paso: prefer one who must Eork, position
permanent with good salary and chance
for advancement. address 7 fS. care Her
aid. for appointment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

Help Wanted Male
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SODA dispenser. Courthouse Drug store
AMERICAN hoy wanted. age Il SOS y
I WANTED-A fI-zt class tile setter. STEADY
work z Paso Mantel & Tie @.
WASTED-Boy with wheel Apply sot
y oregon
WANTE0-An experienced stenographer
See Mr- Henderson. security bank.
CARPENTER-c0ntra wanted z5ol
WASTED-Tean and truck drivers APP
and Ochoa-
WASTED-White man experienced N
hotel work for clerk and porter address
Box 2z2. Alamog0rdo. n u.
WANTED-Firts class baker and pastry
cook New Mexico Cottage Sanatoriuna.
Silver City. \. n
WANTED-First class solicitor. we have
the best proposition in town Berguer
studio over the UNIQUE theater.
HIGH class real estate salesman With
auto by old established Il Paso firm Ad-
dress z IS. care Herald
WANTED-You1g man as assistant book
keeper In replying state experience, age
and salary expected otherwise reply VIII
not be considered B-21. care Herald
BE FAIR 70 yourself. compare our. prices
ningE- F. b MeIendez & Co.. 22e S. Oregon.
NASTED-rhree good Insn on comuis-
sion 70 solicit and collect Al prcPosl-
tion. Inquire 20s. Herald bldg.
PAINTERS wanted. SIS per week TO the
right men. inexperienced men need not
apply. Phone evenings after s p m P
H Williams
WANTED-Twenty carpenters AZ Miami
.Ariz-. years work ahead, mountain eli
mate. good accommodation. wages $ a
day Address Miami Lumber & supply Co.
Box $50. Miami ARR
NE.SBOFS.
Joe Me1ly has a Few corners for boys who
want 10 hustle" Herald every afternoon
II you want a corner. see Joe at the Plaza
News stand
SHOP mechanics wanted. boIlermakers.
sheet metal workers. nachinists and car
penters for Arizona. pay $40 for 5 hours
Apply Liberty Statue. q n and p m
WANTED-alan with some experience II
plumbing and tin shop. steady work TO
right man. state experience and salary
wanted Address W A. Buchanan. Al
Dlne. IeL
CENSUS CLERKS = 1000 needed. 500
month age IS upward. experience unneces-
sary- For free particulars OF examina-
tons write RAYMOND Terry former gov
eminent examiner). S73 Continental bldg,
Washington.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

Personal
sPIRELLA cORsETs. Ms Milisr. Ph. ssss
Business Chances
GOOD paving business for sale Ph. ssIz
PHor0POsTALs SOC doz. Ios Texas s..
FOR sALE-Small lunch counter. GOOD
business. 202 y. Stanton 81
FOR SALE-Good paying business. takes
very little capital Phi 22ss.
FL PASO TRANSFER CO., phone 567G
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING. tinting.
paper hanging and decorating; best work
lowest prices. Joe Fuentes- Phi s0ss.
WASTED-Sman grocery store. New Mex
leo town considered Phi SSSlW- Al
dress J. A Doherty. 400 Westminster
FOR SALE-Rcstaurant first class. IN
good, live town, modern equipment, good
lease. poor health cause Of sale Adver-
tiser Box 2S5. Columbus. y. u
YOUNG married man. lately DISCHARGED,
= years experience poultry raising. would
Ike 10 communicate with party Interest
ed IN the business Address B II. care
Herald
FOB SALE-At once. small stock OF
groceries and fixtures, scales, refrige-a-
tor. shelving. counter. floor case. cash reg
ister. McCasket credit register. electric cof-
fee grinder. small tables chairs dishes and
gas range for lunch room Pm 1874
LIBERTY BONDS.
We pay the most for Liberty bonds Send
Us your bonds by registered mail and
check viii be forwarded 10 you same day.
J. $ CURTISS & CO.
Fl Paso Tex.
Oldest Brokerage Firm in s. Paso.