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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
To BUY STEEL
THR0UGHBID5
Navy VIII Disregard Price
Scale Agreed On by In
dustrial Board.

Washington. D. c., April steel
for the navy Will continue TO be
bought on competitive bids. regard
less Of prices agreed upon by the in
dustriaI board with the industry snd
whaever may be the outcome Of the
conferences now going on TO deter
mine the future policies OF the board.
Acting secretary Roosevelt said to-
day the decision had been reached af-
ter the legal offices Of the department
had ruled that the department was re-
Quired by law TO secure this material
by public advertisement Of contracts.
Program Already I pset.
The program Of the Industrial board
for price agreements already has been
upset By the refusal OF the railroad
administration to buy steel or coal at
agreed prices Now the whole ques-
ton OF the boards policy is open.
awaiting the outcome Of further con-
ferences between the membership OF
the board and heads OF the govern
ments departments and the purchas-
ing agencies
Most Of the cabinet officers are said
20 take the position that no action OF
the board can be binding in the matter
Of government purchases and that
prices fixed by agreement can be re-
Earded as only setting fair standard
Of reasonable prices.
Bidders Use boards Figures.
Bids were opened at the navy de-
partmeut today for part OF the struc-
tural steel 70 be used in the battle
ships now in process Of construction
In every case the bidders used. as the
basic price, the figures announced by
the Industrial board in agreement
with the steel industry.
A formal conference between the
Industrial board and the railroad ad-
ministration which was to have taken
place today was postponed until to-
morrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04

Sight For Road
Work MAri&Ona
This Will Be Available By
July /, 1920; State to
Have $1,750,000.

Phoenix. Ark. April 4-On July 1
next the state will have on hand for
road building purposes S1.750.0 600,
while there Is available Immediately
close to a million dollars OF federal
money. with another million and one
third 10 come from Washington next
year. This makes a grand total Of
100000 by July /. 1920.
These are the figures announced by
Gov Campbell today as having been
received from state engineer Maddox.
1t was added that Maddox has been
in consultation with federal road Of
ficlals and tentative agreement was
reached on state highway projects to
receive federal aid. Every recommen-
dalton made by the state engineer to
the federal officials was approved.
said the governor.
Can Make Up Deficit.
Maddox points 10 the fact, said the
executive, that the total state fund
available IS ten percent short Of what
was estimated as necessary TO carry
out the comprehensive system OF
highway construction, but says that
this deficit easily can be made up by
counties taking action TO obtain fed
eral aid
In Maddock's report the following
detailed figures are given on state
funds available July I next:
Sources Of Money.
Tax levy, 100000; automobile tax
licenses. $4,000; prison labor fund
$4,000; emergency appropriation
$4,000; Miami-Superior road appro-
priation, 100000; Clark
dale road appropriation. S25. 900: Ar
rowhead Trail appropriation, $4,000.
bridges and approaches appropria-
lions, most Of which are contingent on
a like amount from the counties. sI55.-
eo05 approximate total. S1sT50.000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Redmond GOING
OVER T0PH0ENIX
Cancels Waco Engagement;
VIII Leave FL PasO
April II.

The Ed Redmond Folliss AZ the
Crawford theatsr VIII terminate their
season there on April II. going from
this city to Phoenix. Ark. where they
viii play a special limited engage
ment OF four weeks and from there
this popular Organization goes to
Colorado Springs for the sumner
months and anticipate an early return
here this coming falL
BY two weeks have ths Redmond
Follies smashed all previous records
for a stock run IN the Crawford play
house The Redmonds feel rather
proud OF the distinction. for now Fl
Paso can be added TO their record
runs in Sacramento san Jose and
Phoenix.
Already plans are under way Tor
augmenting the cast for the return
season in this city. A double ballet
and a feature quartet along with
other distinct features. VIII be made
part OF the attraction
Mr. Redmond cancelled his previous
contract 70 90 70 Waco from here be-
cause. following the Generalization
Of the soldiers there, Waco officials
shut down the theaters on SundayA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Livestock Market


Chicago. Ill. April & UNITED States Blu
reau OF Markets).-Ho gs-Receipts. "a
600: market fairly alive, but steady with
yesterdays average Top. 5000; bulk
Of sales. s19.907 2o-15. heavyweight. SO
G20.20: medium weight. Sl9-s6G 90 %;
liEhtweiEhts S19-5oG 20-15s light-iighI-
Sls-25 1908 sows. sll-75G 1915 PIGS
Csttie-Reoeipts 5000; strictly good and
choice she-stock &c lower all other
cattle steady. calves 25c higher. HEAVY
beef steers. S1L5o 620-40s light beef
steers. s1oG1G50: butcher cows and hsif-
erz s7.5oG15.25s Gamers and cutters,
s5-7561o; veal calves. s1s-I5G1s; stoelzer
and feeder steers. fs-25 Q 1850.
shsep-Receipts. 1000; wooded lambs,
steady; shade higher sheep and primo
lambs about steady. Lambs. 81 pounds
or less $3.50 O 1856 IS pounds or better
SIS q 90: ewes. medium and good. Sass @
1875; oulls and common, ss91225-
Kansas City Livestock Close.
Kansas City, No. April UNITED States
Bureau Of Markets.. HOS - Receipts,
5o01; steady Heavies. s1s-soe2o; lights
S19 1855 pigs sls61e.
Cattle-Rsceipts. 1900; slow. Steers.
2e-85G 1s-25; cows and helfers, s6-5oG
1918; calves. ss.75013-5oi stoeksrs, ss-49
615.s5.
sheep-Receipts none: steady lambs
S1T.10 92o-25s ewes. s1o.5o61&
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo. April 4.-Cattle-Receipts
500; steady. Beef steers. S1225 916-5e;
cows and heifers, f7.75 G12-5o; stockers
and feeder, ss-SoG1A75; calves, Sl1-5eG
Hors-Reoeipts. 400; rtsady. TOP, $3.50
bulk. s1s.50G1s.s0.
sheep-Receipts. $500; weak TO lower.
Lambs, flS-eo9 1880; ewes. $40 1880
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
E PASO DRUG
RULING UPHELD
Appeals Court Holds Mar.
cotic Prescription Legal
ONLY As Treatment.

New Orleans. Ia. April Judges
OF the United States circuit court of
appeals. in affirming the decision OF
the federal district court OF Fl Paso.
today held that physicians cannot
prescribe legally narcotics in any
form for drug addicts unless they do
50 in the course Of a treatment look
ing 70 a cure. Otherwise. according
to the courts ruling, there Is q vio-
lation Of the Harrison anti-narcotic
act
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
DEATH PENALTY
IS GIVEN BAILEY
Vanadium, N. NJ, Murder
Convict May Be Hanged
April 25: Appeals Case.

Silver City. n. IL. April 4-Sylvestsr
z. Bailey. OF Vanadium, y. n. con-
victed on March IS OF murder in the
first degree IN connection with the
killing OF James N Bedore. a Vana-
dium garage owner, in September
1918, has been sentenced in the dis
trict court here to hang on Friday.
April Is. Bailey has taken an appeal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
MINE
BILL IS VETOED
Governor Hobby Considers
States Rights Not Fully
Protected.

Austin. Tex, April 4.-The General
mining bill by senator p. " Dudley.
OF FL Paso, was today vetoed by the
governor. This is the bill which
sought TO liberalize the present min
ing law so as to make it conform TO
the federal statue. IL was prepared
by several mining experts OF FL Paso
and Mexico. The bill only applied to
metals. not to OIL gas. Ignite and
coal
In disappearing this measure. the
governor gave the following as his
reasons This bill. $. r. No. 1S6, IS
disapproved because IL limits the COM
pensatiOn allowed the state 10 $3.50
per acre for minerals other than OIL
coal gas and Ignite. There are cir
cumstances which may arise that
would cause the state to lose heav-
ily. As the result OF such law. IL it
might be discovered that an acre Of
the land from which the mineral
rights are sold contained deposit Of
gold. silver. quicksilver, copper or
other minerals and the same might
be taken therefrom over a period Of
years TO the value OF $1,000 900. yet
when $3.50 IS paid out as royalty. that
would be the extent OF what the state
would receive for the mineral de-
post
Il am in favor OF the purpose Of
this bill 10 provide a way for de-
velOpment OF the mineral resources OF
the states land and so 7 will submit
the subject to the called session to
the end OF accomplishing this and at
the same time fully protecting the
state
"Au state lands viii be made avail
able for purchase without require
ment OF settlement after September I.
1919. under a law which was signed
by the governor today. II IS provided.
however. that no leased lands shall
he placed on sale until the first sale
date after the lease has expired.
The bill validating the sale OF
state school lands. sold March 8. 1895.
where all requirements except those
Of settlement were met. was signed
by the governor. The governor also
signed the Bill amending the insur-
ance tax law TO provide that collec-
lion OF same shall be made by county
Judges and county attorneys Instead
OF by commissioners agents OF the
controllers department
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain. Close.
Corn-Afay sL575l. July sL49a-
Oats-May 675kc, July 66isc
Chicago Provisions. Close
Porlz-lfay $3.50. July sf5.e5.
Lard-8lay seS-e7. July S2S.1o.
Ribs-May S2s.T2. July S25-47-
Chicago Produce, Close.
Chicago, H.. April 2.-Butter-ln-
changed Creamery. 55G63zc-
Egg-Receipts, 2s.g7s eases; higher
Firsts, SsG 3sSc; ordinary 1rsts. 8 I
IS = c. at market. cases included. IS = q
39c: storage packed. 42a43izc-
Poultry-Alive. lower. Springs, ssei
fowls, CSC
Potatoes - Receipts O. cars Urn
Northern white bulk. sacked. United states
grade No. J, s1-70GLS5. Red Rivers, {l-s5i
Western Russets. g2-50.
Kansas City Produce, Close
Kansas City, No. April 4.-Butter-
Unchanged. Creamery. h7cs frsts, b5cf
seconds, 53cs packing 1sc-
EEEs-Unchanged- Firsts, Sec-
Poultry-Hens. &c; boosters. Il 2iei
broilers, 45c; springs SIC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
STOCKS STRONG
At THE CLOSE
Rally Briskly After Hav-
ing Been Subjected To
Irregular Changes.

New York. april E.-stoeks were sub
-ected 20 irregular price changes durlne
the early and intermediate periods OF To-
days session. but rallied hrislzly later on
confident absorption Of high grade trans
p9rtatious- Sales appropriated 100000
shares.
Tho close was strong
Liberty bond final prices today were.
2i5s $500, first IS. $3.50; second IS,
$50; first AZ s.. $751; second IS sste
third 41ts. a5-e4- fourth AS $3.50
Stoels Under Pressure
Steeis again were under further pres
sure today at the opening Of the stock
market Ship iuEs were not disturbed by
the failure OF the Mercantile Marine deal
and oils dIsreEarded latest reports OF con-
ditious en- Mexico Motor srecialties made
appreciate gains with leather and dis
strength Il Forfeited.
The rally in steels and shlppingz, which
ACCOMPANIED the more favorable cables
from Paris. impaired further strength 10
tne general list during the morning mar
ka- but this was forfeited when oils ana
sDecIa1ties. including Industrial Alcohol
reacted 20 points. Selling Of those
issues was attributed TO professional
traders, who were reported 10 have adopt
ed q bearish altitude In consequence OF
the dispute In Washington over steel
prices These reports received little ere
dence however. in view OF the relative
strength OF Investment rails Liberty
bonds were firm and foreign issues Yea
tured-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
COPPER STOCKS
ARE VERY DULL
Market Is A Waiting AT
fair and With No Inter
est In ANY Line.

Friday's market vas a WaItlnE affaiT
and without any interest In any depart
nent. according TO J. s. Curtis and
company. Hotel Sheldon
Anaconda opened at Thursdays figure
and sold off 10 Els. Smeiters saEged
from - to us. Inspiration aud Utah
were unchanged Mexican Petroleum adj
vanced a point TO 1s2-
r-.tast af-arnoon r-lras.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Arcade ROOMS
For Rsut-Room, and Bo.rd

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Room and board lea Wyoming.
PRIVATE. board,nE house Pm T2s1W-
Room and board for gentisHian- Pa 455S-
FOR KENT-R0ons FIlh hoard rs COT
ton
Rooms AID board. strictly first class.
Mrs. q 3. Lean. SO v. Missouri
NICELY FURNISHED room With large
closet and c-nneCtlnE bath and three
meals; private family; SIS month Near
Fort Bliss and Highland PARK car line
l2o5 E Rio Grande-
NICE ROOM with two msaiE breailfsst
and dinner, In private home. suitable for
couple or two men Phona morulrrs
sunny CREST sANAroRTUH
Steaks. fresh egsG bottled milk. Phone
4soI-
10 BOARDERs WANTED-A-T bod
served in first class style. fresh fr1i-
vegetables. eggs, meats and home made
pastry $40 week or sac month Elrralr
hunter or sick not wanted us n s4rfr
Ee- Eh1ne $3.50
For Renf-Stores and Offices
FOR REM large and q ANAL offIcs
IN the Herald Building. Heat. urhc and
1aniror service furnished ReasouabIs
rate1- Apply 70 the Auditor a the Herald
FOR RENT STORE ROOMS
no. 500 s Oregon street. $50 %
No alI z Overland strest.......... So %
No tQ9-s2l s Stanton ST.. each Is %
P ". WILLIAMS AGENCY
Phone llfA al9 First Nat. Bank ElEz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04

81 DOWN. 81 week. viii buy a good
Refrigerator a. the Western Furniture
Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
co DOWN
IN CORN MARKET.
Sellers Predominant and
Material New Decline
Follows Rally.

Chicago. IL, April A-sellera predorn--
mated in the corn market today and
prices went lower. Initial prices. which
ranged from 4 GaHc lower. with Nay al
sL53Z GL55 and July at sLs4a GAS,
were followed by a slight rally and then
by a material fresh decline
sharp Reaction Occurs.
A sharp reaction IN prices took place
after midday in consequence OF covering
by shorts The close was unsettled, =
q &c net higher. with Nay at $l-5t = q
15S and July az SLf9& T1-5o.
The extreme advance was for Septsm-
Der delivery
Oats Rally. Then Drop
Oats. after opening q O sc down. with
Nay at SOS q e5 C. rallied q little, but
again dropped % lower than before
Weakness in provisions resulted from
setbacks in the value OF grain and hogs
Toward the last provisions scored gains
as a result OF the sudden bulge in corn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04

OR FIVE ROOM r.
WISHED HOUSE MAR FORT BLISS
N'kINLEA AVE. PREFERRED. PHONE
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04


Wanted-MisceTIaneous
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MANHED-sua an roll TOD desk Pm 1854
HIGHEST price paid for furniture and
elothlnE. Can fect. Calls ans. promptly
WANTED-Wicker baby buggy In good
condition Phone sz32J.
DIAMOND WANTED
Want a diamond in exchange for a plano.
Address 'Dlamond.' care Herald
WANTED-smaI Iron safe Must Be- in
good condition and a bargain W c. For-
Ter q Co. 2ll cap.es BldE-
WANTED-Flshlnr rcd with reel Must
BE bargain J. W. Green, Box SIS, Fort
Bliss
WANTED to buy Vlct-0la. ether IN ma
hoEauy or brown finish Must be cheap
for cash. Pm. sea-
WANTED beer outfit. poDcorn ma
chine or crlspetfe machine Give com
plete descr ptlon, lowest cash price and
i-s address Jas A. Mcmahon. Nogales.
Ariz.
WANTED - second hard cash carrier
system. overhead delivery. Must De In
good condition and complete. Address
clint Mercantile g. Banking Co, Clint.
Texas.
Ned second hand furniture Tor So room
hotel in oil town VIII pay more than
the other fellow Apply. giving parfiru-
Jars. address or telephone number. GO 1Ir.
Jay. Hotel Pas. del Norte FL Paso. ]
win arrive 90 y Paso Frlday-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04

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FOR SALE-A good four-seat shine STAN
Apply zoo Mills ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Lost and Pound

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LOST - Downtown. Tuesday afternoon,
lady's gold watch Phone 5142- Reward
LOST-32E4 Lee cord tire on white wire
wheel Phone Capt Miller. Fabens, Tex.
Reward
LOST-Gold wrist watch. hexaEon shape,
On gold wrist band. Phone f1s2. Re-
ward 1907 z. Boulevard
LOST-Black purse IN Unique theater.
Thursday night, containing small change
and Yale key. Phone 1851. Reward
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Il PASO MADE
MENU IS READY
Novel Table Decorations
Placed For Manufac-
tUrers' Banquet.

Preparations have been completed
for the dinner 10 be given by the
Manufacturers association, together
with the FL Paso chamber Of COM
.merce. at Hotel Paso dei Norte Friday
evening, at which more than 100
guests will be present A strictly
Made in FL Paso" menu will be served
and everything on display will also
be OF FL Paso workmanship. Table
decorations consist OF exhibits Of man
ufacturers products from the facto-
ries OF this city.
The Round Table.
In the center Of the dining hall Is a
round table with a saddle. puttees and
other leather articles made by Shell
ton-Payne arms company. and hrooms
from the Glenn Broom company for
ITS decorations The other tables lead
from the center like spOkes OF a wheel.
The decorations for these tables vary
rom potato chips 70 chicken feed In
the food line and from brick and lime
to medicine along other lines.
Exhibits shown
The FL Paso Canning COMPANY
shows valley raised and canned pro-
ducts OF fruits and vegetables Wise
Seed company, Perfection brand seed.
8
board ice boxes and water carriers
made especially for use in touring in
the desert country. Moore Iron Works.
folding camp beds; Bienmann Manu-
featuring company. vinegars. salad
oils. sauces and medicines. E T. Am
onett, thermos bottles and kodaks; ".
S Dobie Pattern Works. wood pat
terms; New Life Manufacturing com
pany, New Life Qolishes. Globe and
Community mills. corn meal and flour.
Sharp-Elliott Manufacturing company.
macaroni and spaghetti: DR.. G. HaE-
gard-Rider, medicine. and Scott White,
medicines.
More of Them.
Clark Mercantile company. potato
chips and ice cream cones: beverages
by all OF the beverage companies OF
the city. There are exhibits from the
Velvet Ice Cream company and the
Venus Creamery company. and one ia
bic decorated with brick and lime
made BY the vt Franklin Fuel and
Feed company. the Interna tional Brick
company and the FL Paso Brick com
pany- In addition 10 the made in Fl
Paso products. palms are also used IN
the decorations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Oil and Mining

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THOUSANDS getting rich Buy Texas oil
stocks on easy monthly payments Clark
lnyestment Co. Fcrt worth, Texas
We WILL locate ell claims FOR others in
Iularusa basin, II order he given az cnce
while our surveying parties are In nelo.
inquire 10 san Francisco street
BARGAIN IN 100 shares FL Paso Ranger
oil stock Cheap leases near Columbus.
VIII lease 20 sections Pecos oil field. s.
per acre Fl Paso OIL Leasing & De
yeloping Co. Orndorff Hotel Lobby.
FOR SALE-LEAsES N LAMPAsAs
COUNTY
Acreage near ten deep tests Two wells
now showing oil
P. ". WILLIAMS AGENCY
CEREAL Insurance. 513 First Nat. Bank
WANTED-Ou leases and some IarEs
drilling blocks In Southwest Texas. Write
US fun description, giving location and
price per acre Dobsou-Barnes. Room Is,
l-th floor. Southwestern Life Bldg. Dali
WE HAVE a number o. good leases On
proven fields from two 20 ten miles %
Duke and Knowles wells and others az
the prices II you desire 20 get in the
lease game or buy good holdings for an
oil company. see US first. we have what
you want Address Z1s5. Herald.
FIVE ACRES NEAR COLI MBUs
Quick action necessary 20 get this five
acre tract northeast Of Columbus for $3.50.
What would this be worth u the on well
comes inZ Better hurry.
JAY r. KNOX COMPANY
301 Caples Bldg Phone cegf.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Housskeepina Roon,-Unfurni.b.l


EOE hENT-Two rooms and ElaEed porch.
IA modern bungalow, partly furnished. on
= Missouri St Phi sog1-
TWO Oh THREE unfurnished o partIr
furnished rooms no children. 1190 n.
Florence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
OIL THE TORCHLIGHT OF
PROGRESS

Are you satisfied with your present IN
come and holdinEs2 II so. write your will
and employ an undertaken. for you are
dead one and Fl Paso has no room
for you outside OF her cemetery
II you are not satisfied then talk with
Er. 2. J. Broad or Mr.. c. F. Akers al
their office. and let them explain 20 you
the plan OF the Federal OIL a. Refining
Co. its holdings and the dividend earn
inEs OF fits stociz- This IS going COM
pauy, owning and operating rsfineries.
building more refinerics and pipe lines
and owning as acres OF valuable leases
IN the proven oil fields Of Texas. acGuir-
ing production and developing its hold
inEa With its tank cars 70 has the four
industries OF the oil business. namely
producing. refining. Transporting and
marketing. which insures the investor
magnificent returns on his money. See
US today as we only have q limited
amount OF this stock 10 place at par. SO
per share. Sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Cotton Market

L0ff0n Eufures1 US.
New York. April Cotton futures
closed steady Nay. old 24So: new.
2270. July. old. 2a75s new, 23-Ss- Oc-
tober, old. eo-SS- new. 11-%o. December,
old. none; new, 20SL January, old, nones
nenr aa-a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
N. &. LIsTED sTOCKs
MONEY I'D METALS

le5l9aAaGl ElalaNa
,-a- vorr- APRIL 4-lfercautiie paper,
81 G5H per cent -,
ste-1inr- 6o-day bills Sass commercial
e0-da- Bills on banks, s4-61i cornnerela-l
65-day bus. $3.50; demand, sA76lai ca
hIes. sAT6a-
Mexican pesos. TIC
Tine loans Ermer; so days. 50 days ana
s months 81 G5& per cent
can money, easy; high. q: low. =; nj
Ing cate. g. closing bid, sFi offered Al
g. last loan. g percent
Conner. strady. electrolytlc. 15A q % 2 e
Tror. steady, r-5. ] northern and No
southern, 229-15i Nc 2 northern ana No q
southern. s2s-15-
T.ead. quiet. spot. $50: April. f5-s5-
gueIter. firm East St Louis spot &5-1o
Reg0- Nay. sfaGG6f0.
LONDON METALS MAKhEE.
london. Eng April 4-The following
were the quotations fl The LONDON met
ais market today
spot copper. E76 is
Tin E22 Cd
Lead, E2b.
e-.-rHa- eE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Situation. Wanted-Ms1s

Situations Wanied-Ma1e
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JANITOR-FIREMAN, 40. single. white
man. wants a job early morning work
preferred Craford House, s oregon
SITUATION wanted hT young coiored
man 20 work for room and board ~
room rent Address R157. care Herald
= HONORABLY discha-ged married sol
- der desires position as driver. on o.
about April Ith- Ford truck preferred
address J157. care Herald
EX-MERCHANT and live wire salssman
wants position. dry goods store or o.
flee work College education Speak
read. write English. Spanish. Italian age
%. Al reference address OLA, care
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
OIL Quotations
These quotations furnished daily by ]. S.
1rtiss & Co.. Sheldon hotels
Fort Worth Ous

COTTON EXCHANGE To CLOSE
New York, April 4.-The cotton sz-
change here viii be closed Good Friday,
April IS, and Saturday April Is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
ROOming Housss-For Sale and Ren,

Il ROOMS en- suite bargain for cash. Call
evenings and sundays- sos Mesa. apt l.
FURNISHINGS OF 9 rooms. few rooms
rented; bring nice income above rent:
very desirable; cash or trade. Phone
7qs9W. mornings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Personal

NUBONE CORsETERE-Phons 1872.
NUBONE CORsETIERE-Pnone Tss5R
sPIRELIA coRsETS. 8ITs Miller. -s564
WANTED-To know whereabouts OF John
z. Durdon. dis sharEed soldier. Anyone
knowing hls address notify Home Service
Red Cross.
Take care OF your clothes. One dollar
down and a dollar week viii buy q chif-
farobe-
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
IF ANY ONE knows The address Of r
Macleod. miner, formerly Of Hotel Orn-
dorff, FL Paso. Texas. would kindly In
form me &c would be highly appreciated
John P. Gallagher. 2oo7 Texas st. Fl Paso.
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-04
Business Qanees

FL PAsO TRANSFER CO.. phone ss73.
BaggaEe ana moving; hauiing Of Oh kinds
CONFECTIONERY Tor sale Box SO. Las
Cruces. New Mexico.
SMALL gracery store for sale. Address
Al-3. care Herald