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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06

that Law beneath the caves. ! undrcssed
almost silently, in this clean, bare, small
room that somehow suggested the quiet
girl beside me. :.
"Mr Parks seems To be much better"
she said, breaking the silence.
Better" ! questioned, puzzled.
eyes. his wound, she said MS though
were slow to understand
Then. M | stared at her uncompre-
hendingly, she went on
Didn't YOU know he had been IN
Francc-was fighting and was wounded
50 severely in the lcg that the doctors did
not believe they could save it? He hasn't {
been home very long He comes over often
10 talk about Dick and Henry, my
brothers"
She reached Ia drawer in her bureau
and pulled out two snap shots of two big
strengthening men in khaki.
INV brothersr" she said The mclan-
choly lifted in her eyes, and pride lii them
They're fighting now III the front line
trenches. ] often wake and see them, and
last night | dreamed she shuddercd.
Mother is dead and they are all | have.
Now Ia think that they are there. and |
am hcre--a woman with nothing TO do but
wait wait-wait! You don't know what
it's like.
The candle light touched her face and
lit the restlessncss IN her great eyes. |
could almost fancy that Joan of Arc had
looked like that when she saw the vision
Only 90 this girl II was picture of misery
Her bare throat looked warm and brown
and one strong hand pressed against her
heart as II she would still ITS wild beating
III ! could only GO But | must stay
here and work about the farm and cook
and wash dishes. And they are out there
fightingi II stifles me"
The light died out OF her eyes and the
deep melancholy settled there ag;un
Perhaps YOU think il strange 10 tell this
20 you-but am 50 alone and sometimes
! think ] shall go mad rs | go about my
worA and think and think endlessly"
What YOU are doing is almost harder
than theirs, ! answered trying to under
stand. but wish you would ct me come
TO see you and YOU will stay with me
sometimes, for am alone, too
"Oh, il would help the girl answered,
there is something about YOU 50 soft, 20
comforting. | can't tell you
80 was our fri ,ndship begun.
Tomorrow ow-Unanswcred Letters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
SANDMAN STO Y.
BY Mrs. r. A. walker.
Copyrient, 1915, by McfYlur. Newsp %
Syndicate New York City.
GRAY MOUSE,S RRIDE.


Gray Mouse lived in the pantry wall
and rs he had no family To support, he had
all he wanted to eat and had nothing To
worry him.
Il wouldn't be married for anything
said Gray Mouse to one of his friends
who had to carry home perfectly lovely
big piece of cheese to his family instead of
eating ii himself as Gray Mouse did with
his piece.
"You will yet married some day." said
his friend, Gust as all Of us fellows do,
and YOU will carry home your cheese just
rs We do, too.
1T will take very pretty Miss Mouse
to catch me, SAID Gray Mouse. mo, SIR;
no wedding bells for mel
Not long after that Gray Mouse ran
out Of the pantry one night after he had
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-06
Child Badly Burned.

While playing around 0 blazing Christ
mas tree in tho street, ncar his home Sat
uraav afternoon Cougar Bowers. aged
seven years. u NJ. >43 Church street.
v.4~ h4dly burned thout tho lower. part u
till body Tho lad Ms remove! fo tho
] - r,.nl,.fILe IInenIl.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27
Copper Output
Dozen 3OPercent
Since Wars End
Mining Publication States
Further Curtailment
Is Needed.

February was the first full month
that the big copper producers had to
test out the curtailment OF production
program" states the Boston News bu-
reau-
IN the aggregate the leading pro-
ducers show a 80 percent reduction
Of copper output compared with No
vember. the month which witnessed
the end Of the war. The November
production was I35.4O9.177 pounds
January fell TO 111,7s5.443. a decline
Of $4,000. 900 pounds, and February TO
94.4SO.6S2 pounds. a decline Of $1,000
600 pounds or 80 percent
''In a number Of instances, however.
curtaflment Of production only served
to stimulate workmen and they re-
doubled their efforts and a jump in
output resulted. notably the Calumet
and Hecla group The same was the
case with Greene Cananea- Cerro de
Pasco and Miami The need for further
curtailment is apparent"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27
To- Plan For
Cam1baignHere
TOAid Jewry
Meeting This Evening To
Be Addressed By A
New York Worker.

Samuel Neveleff, secretary OF the
central Jewish relief commission of
New York. will address a meeting in
Community hall. at Temple Mt Sinai,
where plans viii be outlined for the
campaign TO be started on April in
EI Paso TO raise S25.0O0 for the jew
ish sufferers in Rumania, Russia,
Poland and other points in Europe
and Asia.
Mr.. Neveleff arrived today from
New York and viii remain here
week organizing the plan of cam
paign. H NJ Andreas, who is to be
chairman Of the Ell Paso campaign
which is to be a nonsectarian drive
viii preside at the meeting this eve
ming.
Mr.. Andreas received a telegram
Thursday morning from Nathan
Straus. OF New York. thanking him
for taking up the work here Mr..
Strauss telegram follows
Il am deeply gratified 70 learn Of
your acceptance of the craftsmanship
Of the FL Paso district in the Texas
campaign for Jewish war sufferers.
Your splendid leadership, which is in
accord with the high aim Of America
to aid stricken humanity throughout
the world, and your prestige, will in
spire other leaders to lend their best
efforts to make the drive a magnifi-
cent success American Jewry owes
you deep debt Of gratitude"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27
Livestock Market


Chicago. ILL.,. March 26.-CUnited States
Bureau Of Markets l-Hogs-Receiptts, "a
600. uneven but strong mostly 10 g zoe
higher than yesterdays low time. Bulk
OF sales. s19-25 G19-50; heavy weight,
S1950G1e65r medium weight S19-z5 q
light, $3.50 g IS scws, $3.50 Q lS-S55 pigs,
$3.50 G17-25-
Cattie-ReceIpts. 500: beef steers and
best she-stock. 25c higher; other butcher
cattle and feeders steady 20 strong; bid
ding on calves lower. Heavy beef steers,
S1S-75s butcher cows and heifers. S4.15 @
1o-15; Gamers and cutters, $3.50 @ TO- veal
calves. s13G1525; stockers and feeders
steers, S8-25 I15-25.
sheep-ReceiPts, 10000: killing lambs
fully steady with yesterdays close. but
Lambs, s. pounds or less, SIS @ 2o.15i S.
pounds or better, S17-75 1880; culls, Sl4
q S17-75; ewes, medium and good. S11-75 @
15S culls and common. Sc G1L50-
kansas City Livestock Close.
Kansas City, No, March 27--(United
ceipts. $500; lower Heavies, $3.50 G12-755
lights s1S-25 01e-25; pigs S15G 1850
Cattle-Receipts, 1900 steady Steers
S9-S5019. cows and heifers, S6-S5 e is
calves. S10-75G14; stockers, ss-S5 9 1918
sheep-Receipts, 5000; SLOW Lambs,
s1T.1O619.z5: ewes. $3.50 717-5e-
Denver Livestock, Close
Denver. Colo. March 27.-Cattle-Re-
celpts, 1900. steady. Beef steers S1450G
1876 cows and heifers, S7-75 q 12-z5i
stockers and feeders. S10.75 Q 1880; calves,
s1A50G15.25-
S1s.25: bulk S16-s5 01e-1o.
sheep-Receipts. 1000; steady TO CSC
lower Lambs, S17.75 Q1s-255 ewes, $3.50
913-z5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27
SPECULATIVE
STOCKS Gain
Pools Resume Bullish 0pe-
rations; the Investments
Make Little Roadway.

New York. March 27.-Pools resumed
their bullish operations today in specula-
tive stocks at gains Of 1 TO ? points in
vestment issues making little Roadway
Sales Appropriated $50. 900 shares.
The close was strong
Liberty bond closing prices were: Z s.
$500; first As eA24; second IS 92.58i
first AXIS, 9A44; second "a s, sass; third,
s.. e5-12: fourth AS, $3.50.
Some Shares Recuperate-
Olls. shippinEs and motors displayed
marked recuperative powers at the open
ing CT todav's stock market the general
list reEaining fl the first half hour. Sim
clair. Texas company, Marine preferred.
General Motors and kelly Springfield Tire
showing gains
Several OF the better known speclaltles
also we're in demand and United states
Steel hardened appreciably, but trading
as whole was somewhat mixed Brook
lyn Transit changed hands in comparative
" large amounts at a point reaction
steel Shares Boosted
A trade authority announcement telling
OF a decided increase IN the volume Of
steel business since the reduction Of prices
had 9 beneficial effect on the popular steel
shares. during the morning stock session,
especially United states Steel and Bethle-
hem Steel. Better known coppers, Bald
win Locomotive, Central Leather. Stude-
baker and Maxwell motors, Pan-American
Petroleum, Atlantic Gulf Industrial Al
cohol. United Cigars and Wilson Pack
ing Company supplemented the early list
OF strong stocks Bonds including LIB
crty issues. were steadier-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27
Massacres In Korea;
TabS Fire On PEOPLE

Philadelphia, Pa. March 27.-News
Of massacres in Korea were received
from Shanghai today in a cable mes
sage 10 DR.. Syngman Rhee. repre-
sentative OF the Korean National
association The message. which is
signed by the representatives of
Korea at Shanghai. reads:
Thirty three officers OF the hide
pendence Union OF Korea. also leaders
Of Christian churches. heaven Wor-
shippers. Buddhists. Confucians. stu
dents. merchants. rising everywhere.
The whole Of Korea is under martial
law
The japanese army IS firing on the
people Eleven thousand arrested.
Many tortured and massacred.
Schools and churches destroyed by
Japanese Iaborers. The strike move
ment is growing Missionaries offer
ing resistance. Uprisings in Siberia
and AIanchuria- Demand absolute in
dependence from Japan"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27
CORN MARKET
MOVES UPWARD
Prices React From We'd
nesday's Weakness; Gen
eral Sag Then Develops.

Chicago. i'll, March 2T.-Corn prices
took an upward swing today. reactinE
from the weakness. which prevailed in
last part Of yesterdays session Opening
figures, which ranged from 80 off TO 4 c
advance, with May at S1-19is q $50 and
July att sL3S 2 GLf0. were followed by
material gains but then by a general sag.
Close Is Heavy.
Later, a sharp decline in the value o.
rye and barley brought about a decided
weakness in the corn market
The close was heavy, 6 @ &c net lower.
with May al SL4S0L4Sls and July al
S1s7 L5TH.
Oats Rise. Fail Back.
Oats, after opening unchanged TO &c
higher. with May At 651s O 664tc C. scored
a general moderate uDtturn before begin
ming to fall back
Provisions rose with grain
Subsequently. the market descended
again when corn turned downgrade.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27
MINERS To USE
THE GE0PH0NE
New Device Locates Sounds
Above and Below Surface
of Earth.

Washington. D. C., March 27--Ths
geophone. invented during the var
70 determine the exact location OF
sounds above and beneath the sur
face Of the earth, soon viii be used
extensively in mining operations in
this country. the bureau OF mines an
nounced today
The instrument VIII be used in min
ing operations. the bureau stated.
either for sounding purposes or in
determining the location OF men
blocked from escape by cave-ins or
explosions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27
Situafons Rante-Male


WANTED AT OSCE-First class barber
call James @ Byrne Barrier Supply House-
WASTED-PaiutinE paper roof made TO
last three years longer ~ painting Rooms
tinted. 81 Up. Phone $50
JAPANESE COOK wants position Hotel.
hospital or family address R-6s. care
Herald
LDISCHARGED SOLDIER wants en-
= ployrnent. Experienced helper in cleo
trical and automobile work TeL ssso-
CARPESTER wants 70 figure on building
or repair work Sleeping porches and
screening a specialty- Phone 23l5.
GROCERY CLERK wants position: give
good reference. SPEAK Spanish Handle
mems clothing What have your Phone
71ssJ-
WANTED-Positi3n as janitor. houseman.
porter. or uiElr clerk lr small hotel, also
an all around club man Address S. 6s.
care Herald
WANTED-Posirior as chauffeur. private;
10 years experience: able 10 keep car in
best o. condition Employed al present
References Address MIS-. care Herald
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED. efficient
office man and accountant. banking. book
keeping. land titles. insurance and law
training rapid accurate. married ard
healthy wants position with an established
business in Fl Paso. could report on 30
DAYS notice and make permanent home
IN Fl paso- Reference given on request
Address T18f. Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain, Close
Corn-3Iay, S14S; July, sLs7-
Oats-Nay, 641zc: July. 65c-
Chicago Provisions, Close.
Pork-May. s4A67; July, S41S5.
Lard-1Iay. $3.50; July. s2L57-
Ribs-1Iay. s24f0; July s2S-75-
Chicago Produce, Close
Chicago, Ill, March 2I--Butter-Lower
Creamery. IS al Sc
Egg-Receipts. 1870 cases lower
Firsts, 3S% c: ordinary lrSts. IS @ IS Z G.
al market. cases included. IS 9SS4c.
PouItry-AlIve, unchanged Springs
CSC; fowls. 35c-
Potatoes-Eeceipts. 50 cars; unchanged
Kansas City Produce. Close
Kansas City, No. March e7--Butter-
lose lower; creamery, sec; firsts, SIC
seconds. 55c: packing, SIC
EEg-Firsts. 5Sc-
PouItry-Heas. soc; ROSTERS 17Ge1c
springs 33c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

By 4ssGG11-e1 Eressl-
New York. March 27--Nercantile paper,
6E G5E per cent
sterlinr-60 day bills. sA55; CONNER
cisl so day bills on banks. S45t; CONNER
cial so day bills sass; demand, Sass n
cables, $3.50
Mexican pesos. 51Ac-
Time loans firners so DAYS. 90 days and
months, So G57. per cent
Gail money 6rmer; highest 81 Per
cent low. SO; ruling rate. 81; closing
bid 8; offered at 81; last loan, 81 per
cent
Copper. dull. electrolytic. 14ss G155Ec-
Iron. quiet: No. i Northern and No ]
Southern. $50. No. ; Northern and No ?
Lead stssdy-spot. s5.15e6so; March.
s51eG5-27.
G6-25.
LONDON INITIALS MAREET-
London, Eng, March 27.-The following
we're the quotations in the London met
ais market today
spot copper EI2-
Electrolvtic. Es5-
Tin E2ss IS.
Lead. E28.
spelter, E5s los
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27
Wanted to Rent

WANTED 20 rent unfurnished bungalo7E.
9 or 6 room entirely modern Phi 21s5-
WANTED house FOR family %
two adults and four children Convenient
TO school and preferably north OF tracks
Address R-73. care Herald
WANTED-Nicely furnished bungalow not
far out Available May ! or June J. Privi-
lege OF at least one years occupancy Ad-
dress SIS. care Herald
FURNISHED APARTAIEST, living room.
sleeping porch or bedroom. kitchen with
sink. private or connecting bath: Waikins
distance plaza Address VISA. care Her
al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27
COPPER MINERS
TURN To SILVER
Arizona Association Asks
Price Restrictions On
Exports Be Removed.

Phoenix, Ariz, March 27--The
executive board Of the Association Of
Arizona Mining Men today sent a tele-
gram to the secretary Of the treasury
at Washington. endorsing the move
ment reported yesterday as having
been launched in New York to urge
on the government the removal OF re-
strictions on the shipping and price OF
exported silver.
1t was pointed out by officers OF the
association that the price OF silver is
being maintained at a level Of one
dollar and a few cents. while the de
maud normally would send il much
higher, perhaps to the neighborhOod
Of 50 per ounce
shippers Are Handicapped.
The United States government, Il
was said. has a contract to deliver to
Great Britain 20O.000.0 900 ounces at 81,
much Of which is being sent to India.
from which country a general demand
for silver is coming to America out
side the British government contract
il was further stated that the present
regulations prevent American ship
pers from exporting silver at a price
above the United States government
quotations
With the slump in the copper mar
ket. many Arizona mine operators are
turning their attention TO the pro-
ductiOn Of silver in much the same
manner as they abandoned the latter
metal for copper during the sos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27
Cor Renf-Apartments Unfinished

EoF Rent-Apartmeuts Uuturnished
~---------~-~-----~---~-
ALEXANDRIA ATS. 1914 n Oregon-
FOR RENT-New. strictly modern and
5 room apartments Apply 1101 Upson
ave
APARTMENT. steam heated. $50 per
month EuEeuia- West san Antonio. AZ
Anthony Apply apartment s. 3rd floor-
DESIRABLE unfurnished room apart
ment- private entrance; water furnished
No Lexicaus. 7l3 E Overland Phone
lStlJ-
500 UPSON-One nice cool room fat
modern conveniences. large sleeping perch
garage. etc Apply next door Phone
ls9L
SUMNER Al ARTMENT RATES Now
EFFECTIVE
$50 and S32-50.
Modern room and sleeping perch apart
meuts. hardwood floors. built in bed. jan
itor service. hot water. steam heat Cor
ner Octavia s.. and Myrtle Ave Phone
for car. viii show.
DOUGLAS G CROWELL AGENCY
22f Mills Bidg- Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27

NICELY FURNISHED steam heated room-
close fn- sos w Missouri
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27

ALABAMA HOIEL-Uucer new man
agement- Rooms thoroughly renovated
Steam heat hot and cold water IN every
room. $50 per week up Tralsients soc
per night. u. us S. Oregon- Ph. 1872
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27
COPPER SHARES
RANCE HIGHER
Inspiration Dividend Ac-
ton Is Stimulus To the
Whole List.

Anaconda, smelters and Utah did lot
better Thursday, because Of the strength
in Inspiration whose directors met FOR
dividend action. according to J. S Cur
tiss q Co. Hotel Sheldon.
Anaconda hardened from 597s to s0zt.
Smclters gained a. Inspiration moved
up over a point TO AZ. Utah gained
Sl-25 per share Mexican Petroleum reg
istered a two point advance
in the oil department OF the curb. Mag
nolia Petroleum made a new high OF
SO Howe Sound was weak Glenrock
OIL was considerably higher.
Latest afternoon prices-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27
Apartments Furnisked z UnFurni.hsd

PiCkRELL AFsrS-Two or four room mod
ern steam heated Inspection and prices
viii convince you they are the best IN the
city Special war ratea- Phi 79141L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27

Ell PAsO TRANSFER CO., phone s672
Baggage and moving; hauling Of 81 kind
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27

ROOM-steam heat. adjoining bath. close
IN: also EaraEs Tor rent Ph. 2s2s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27

Help Wanted-FemaIe


WAITRESS for lunch counter. Hote
Paso del Norte-
GOOD DININGROOM GIRL 70s n ore.
gon-
WANTED-Woman cook. experienced ID
hahlnE- Apply 4e4 - san Antonio
MEXICAN GIRL for general housework
must stay NIGHTS. S5o5 KINGS HlshWay.
WANTED-Woman TO cook and 40 house
work $3.50 Montana
sperienccd sirl FOR genera
houseworl1 $40 Upson-
WANTED cashier AZ once Apply
White Bootry. los san Jacinto-
PRACTICAL nurse wanted Pm 7slsR
$3.50 Grant avenue
WANTED-White woman for cooking and
part % Homework. preferably soldiers
wife: live near st. bliss Pm 1907
GIRL FOR general houssworiz for two.
Must speak some English Good wages
f0o3 Trowbridge-
WANTED-Good woman for general house
work IN family OF adults; good wages 20
right party Phone 5s26-
WANTED-Girl; must stay nights: viii
give board. room and fair salary. Gail
At 26o2 2 Boulcvard-
WANTED-Glrl for general office work;
must use typewriter Ezide Battery sta
ton. ITO Wyoming
WANTED-aIiddle aged woman for house
work in Arizona: SIS month. Fare ad-
vaneed Phone $50 after p m
BTNDERT GIRL-Who can feed ruling
machine McAIath Printing Co. $50 West
san Antonio St
WANTED-English spsakinr girI FOR
Homework can 1909 n. OREGON street
Apartment g.
WASrED-l0 lady entertainers for cab
zret and soft drink parl0r. Apply al
once The Cave, 32l z, san Antonio
WANTED capable servant for cook
ing and general houseworlz: good wages.
Phone 1907 Apply at 1925 F. Blvd
COMPETENT. reliable woman as house
keeper. Good home and wages Apply
Immediately. 70 Box LIS, care Herald
WANTED-TWo salesladies; must know
how TO drive Ford Gem steam Bakery.
s22 S. Stanton Phone 1888.
WANTED-Experienc white woman to
take fuu charge OF house and live on
WANTED-Nexicen woman for cook: must
speak some English no other need apply.
2-cf Montana
HAVE A GOOD home for an elderly lady
on farm Mrs r. B. kishbough. Artesla,
" n,
OFFICE GIRL-One who IS clean and de-
pendahle: colored or Spanish who speaks
English f1s Mills building
WASTED-Experien chocolate dippsr
Call American Candy Kitchen. $50 North
Stanton
WANTED-Woman for housekeeping and
plain cooking. in family: good wages
and home for right party Address W-95.
care Herald.
DR. EDWARD ACER, SI6-IS Trust Bid.
chronic diseases Diseases u Womer.
Especially equipped for treatment OF ali
Nervous diseases Phone 4642
YOUNG LADY OF good appearance as at
tendant. physicians office Must speak
spanish Apply between II and G. 315|
Trust Bldg.
dispensers aud wait
ressess experience unnecessary. Potter's
Confectionery Co. Mills Bldg.
WANTED yourg lady assistant cashier
In small country bank IN New Mexico.
Must have good references. experience not
absolutely Necessary. but one with hnowl-
edge Of typewriter preferred. Write T-339
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27

ed president OF the Boy Scout organi-
zatfon last night, said he thought EO-
tary should set an example 10 other
organizations by adopting a troop
The president viii name a committee
OF three ROtarians to take charge OF
the troop.
Chas. L. Cookson. a Rotarian OF
Kansas City. was present and said he
always felt at home when he found a
bunch OF Rotarians.
n SharDnick was another guest who
spoke. He is recently out Of the army.
Rev. Fuller Swift got the attend
ance prize and J. J. Jones was de-
clared the goat for next week
Sings for ROtarians-
Miss Margaret Irby. who Is leading
in the contest for queen Of the Spring
Festival, sang three selections for the
Rotarianss accompanied on the plano
by her sister. She sang TO Joe Wright.
L. c. Held, Rev. Fuller Swift and a
number OF the other youngsters and
caused considerable blushing from her
victims and Jealousy among other
members Of the club.
Ed Watson and Willard G. Marks
were introduced by Robert krakauer.
chairman OF the educational commit
tee, as new members.
Chas- J. Andrews who led the oRta-
rians in singing America" at the
close. got together with some Of the
singers Of the club afterwards and
arranged for them TO attend their first
rehearsal Sunday afternoon for the
forthcoming Rotary minstrel show on
Apn 1880 at the Texas Grand.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27
For Rent-KOOms Furnished

ROOM with porch SO Prospect
GOOD rooms. s. week 80 2. san At
DEsIKABLE bed rooms at SIS n. kansas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27

FOR RENT large and a snail office
IN the Herald Building Heat. light and
1anltor service furnished Reasonable
rates Apply 10 the Auditor Of the Herald
FOR RENT STORE ROOMS.
No. sos s. Oregon street. 5000
No 3l7 E Overland street........-. 5000
No 109-5-1 S. Stanton ST.. EACH. $500
p. ". WILLIAMS AGENCY.
Phone MA 113 First Nat Bank BID
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27

Bids viii be received until 10 a. m
Saturday, March -, 1913. at SIS Scar
borough Bldg, Austin. Texas. for the
erection and completion OF a 3-story re-
inforced concrete building. including.
heating and electric work al Alpine. Tex
Bids must be addressed TO A. C. Goeth.
president state Normal Board OF Regents.
Austin, Texas, and must be accompanied
with certified checks 10 the amount OF
percent OF the amount o. the bid.
Checks payable 70 A. c. Goeth. president
as guaranteed contractor viii accept
contract and make satisfactory survey
bond for completion OF same should con
tract be awarded him Plans and speci-
fications may be had by applying TO En-
dress & Watkins. architects. 40 Seaman
bldg-. Houston. Texas. upon deposit OF
SIS 20 guarantee return OF plans The
ssual right 20 reject any and all bids are
reserved
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27
RESPIRATION CONSOLIDATED
DECLARES LOWER DIVIDEND

New York, March 27.-The Inspira-
tion Consolidated Copper Co. today de-
clared a quarterly dividend Of $3.50
share, compared with 50 three months
ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-27
Cotton Market

New York, March 27.-Cottol futures
closed firm: May. old. ezs2: new. Pass;
July. old. e2-15- new. 22-12: October. old.
eo-ST; new. 2o.So. December, new. 2o.4Ss
January, new. 20-25.