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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

JAPANESE. nrst class cook. al around
taker. wants position Adde'S x F., HIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
UNDER
PRESSURE, FALL
Noon Reaction Forces Cen
eral List Under Lowest
Prices of Forenoon.

New York. Nov. 10.-substantial re-
coveries were made IN the first hour
on the stock market today, but not
before many leaders had materially
extended their earl losses. Irregular
reactions occurred again prior 10 the
opening Of the money market The
initial rate for coal loans was Il per
cent despite last Saturdays favorable
bank statement
The noon reaction forced the gen
eral list. notably steels, equipments
motors and oils. under lowest prices
OF the morning. Shippings, totaccos,
chemical and food issues also gave
way to the renewed pressure. Pressed
steel car was the only conspicuous
exception. rising four points
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
CORN ADVANCES
MODERATELY
Market Nervous, Owing to
the Strained Industrial
Situation.

Chicago. III, Nov 1o.-Moderate ad-
vanees in corn resulted today from
wet weather likely 10 interfere with
the crop movement The market, how
ever. was nervous, owing to the
strained industrial situation as re-
Elected by breaks in the stock market
The opening. which ranged from Z TO
2. C higher. with December at $3.50
LS3A and May SL25ss 10 1853. were
followed by numerous rapid flucrua-
tions within a narrow range.
Oats paraleled the action Of corn
after opening unchanged TO s q =
higher, including December at 20 e @
Tic, the market tended to sag
Provisions trade was slow ana at
first quotations had a downward
slant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
COTTON PRICES
TAKE A SLUMP
Declines Come Aft r
Steady Opening on

New Orleans. La, Nov. 10.-Cotton
futures opened steady today at an ad-
vance Of seven 10 Is points on better
Liverpool cables than expected and bad
weather in the belt Immediately fol-
lowing the opening. the active posi-
uons sIumped 40 to 81 points com
pared with Saturdays close on ae-
count Of the seriousness Of the coal
strike
Onening bids were: December
1851; January, s37.69; March, S56-5u;
May. s35.77; July, $500.
Private reports OF damaging rains N
the western belt and the freezing weather
IN the northwest section steaoled the
market Toward soon prices were at net
declines Of IS 90 IS points
In the absence Of favorable coal strike
news the market remained depressed 10
the early afternoon. standing AZ ] o'clock
at net declines Of 20 10 IS points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
Al Men Cross Desert
To Enter Shrine Mecca

FL Paso has IA more Shriners this
week than she had last One hundred
and forty-one noVices crossed the hot
sands TO Mecca Saturday afternoon
and night following parade through
the downtown streets. The shrine
class consisted Of the following can
didates.
C. F. Taylor. B. T. Early J. E. Dav-
export, Il 3 Parker. LonSstreer
Cavett, C. L Mcdaniel. J. A. Wagner,
T. X Rothermund. Odas Noon, Bruce
Struthers, L. 3. Luscombes r A.
Dhossche, c. B. Dunnagan. G. S. kop-
pie, W. 3. Deas, H E Minton, h J.
Losman, Z j. Laycock. Auguste
Anglade. J. II. Todd. C. z Drake, II
IL shannon. Otis Knight Thomas Ne
10y. Pacquale Notary, n 1. Goss, g Il
SUITS. c. j. Studer. r. W Baker, n. n
Bourland. J. E. Geiger. c. T. Bates.
A o. Harris. r. c. Graham. c. B. Gard
uer. J. T. Watson, c. u JuQua. e. E
Weaver. j. NJ Marcus
K Y. Cottle. D o. Suodgrass- E G.
Shelley, W. D. Campbell ]. A Martin,
fr ". r. Gore. G.. J. Boiand, c. II.
n S Williams A. J. Engquisr, R C.
Lunsford. r W Fort = a. Cour-
chesne. C. A. Courchesne, D. ". Rob
ertson, ". A. Stevens, c. F. simpson,
W P Hart. ir.. ". R. Greenwood, s G.
Gould o. J. Wilson. J. L Prensky, r.
j.
II Lockhart j. C.. Williams, NJ l.
Stull. G. H Powers. J. p Taley, Guy
strickland, F. ~. Swanson, g. IL VIZ
son E r. Estes jr-, Morris Fisher. L
NJ Lockhart. " n Wood, T. E Reed,
~ F. Allison.
b c. Evans. z. r. Layman. ". P
Thaxton. ". H Palmer. H E. Jurgen-
ser. B. J. Haralon. F. j. Rothman, -
s. Tredway. Charles McGinnis, E L
Maxwell, A. 4 Ernest r. F. Peden, =
C. Norey, ]. C. Higgins. L Il Flint. j.
.. Allen. J. II. Homan, G G Manning.
". h Schrock. A. =. Polk. L II Hand
ley. J. ". Ensley. F. A. McColum, J.
d Reeder. S W. Draper B. IL Nicki
~. II Chastaln, c. H Conrad. W. J.
Chesack. W. n. Hardeman. c. B. Ret
zig. James Luther, +. II Gosline. Joe
shamburger, Charles Clements, T. A
Spencer
+. o. Humphregs, z B. Settoon. Il
s Wisenheart. Ernest Harms. C. L
Jacobsen. J.. II. Snow, J. T. keough,
ir r O. lIarrett, H v. CUNNINGHAM.
II. ". Moore. E. B. Gotcher, F. F. COB
bic. c. II. Long. J. @. Adams, l. T.
Daniel. C. F. Kznens A. r Marker w..
j. Brown, Tom Thorpe. Paul hrupp'
Arthur BlauErund. " Il. Anderson.
in. Charles wood. n. s. Sanborn, = p
Marshal. J. II. Bivins, H F. Won ho-
EenherE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
ALLEN IS INDICTED
ON A CHARGE OF MURDER

Corp. James Allen. formerly sta
toned at Fort Bliss with the Fifth
cavalry, was Indicted on a charge OF
murder by the grand jury Monday
morning. The Indictment is in con-
nection with the death OF Aliens wife
whicb is said 70 have been due to pis-
tol shots inflicted by Allen at their
residence in Orchard ark The shoot
ing occurred about six weeks ago Al
len was confined to the base hospital
at Fort Bliss for several weeks fol-
lowing the death Of his wife suffering
from gunshot wounds said 10 have
been self inflicted
Raphael Saldivla was indicted on
charge Of assault to. murder. BE is al
legged to have fired pistol with IN
tent 10 kin Tseldrc Lopez The shoot
fna occurred about ten days ago on
san Jacinto street
The grand jury adjourned until
Wednesday morning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
DRIVER ARRESTED AFTER
CARS COLLIDE AT CORNER

Two cars were badly damaged at
2.3O o'clock Sunday afternoon when
they collided at Montana and Ange
streets The first car was driven oy
stanley Curtis. A. E. Roseublgm. sos
south Fl Paso street, was the driver
Of the second car. ROsenDlum was
arrested Monday morning and charged
with reckless driving
The police say that when the ac-
cfdent occurred the men agreed 10
settle the damages without police AID
On Monday morning. however, Curtis
filed a complaint with the police and
Rosenblum was notified to APPEAR in
police court
curtis lives at SIS East Rio Grande
street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
80 PERSONS IN 80 DAYS
FINED FOR SPEEDING

More than so persons have been as
sessed fines for speeding and other
violations Of the traffic regulations
By the FL Paso justice courts during
the past 80 days, according TO -he
court records While most Of the
traffic violations consist OF speeding
reckless driving and improper lights
practically all traffic violations are
represented in the cases tried ourins
the past month.
Traffic cases compose more than
half Of the total number Of cases
docketed in the justice courts in re-
cent weeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
Livestock Market

Denver LlFesLocks close
Denver. Colc-s Nov lQ-Catlle-t-s-
ceipls 1000: early sales steady. prospects
lower. Beef steers. ss-50G125os cove and
heifers $1,000 -5Qs stuckers and feederss
$50 emo: calves. s7-25 G1o-5o.
HoE-Receipts. 500; market steady 10
strong Top. S15.45- bulk. S1i-eo @ Ia IS
sheap-Rtcelpts. %, 200; market steady
Lambs Sl1-75 Q1Lo0i ewes, $3.50 So;
feeder lambs. s1250613.75-
Fort Worth Livestock, Close
Fort Worth. Tex. Nov 10-hecelpts.
sooo. market 10 TO 15c lower. BeeFes.
S1-ooI11-08i stockerz. $3.50 1875 cows,
yeo0FS roo. helfers, s7-50G105o; bulls,
5000 200; calves. S7-0G1Ao0-
HoEs-Receiuts. $50. market steady
llght. s15.5oG1L75: medium. $50 q 1850;
heavy. $3.50 115-75; mixed $1,000
1870. common. s1L00015-oo; pigs, slo-25
G1425-
Sheap-Receipts SECS market steady
Lambs, $500 615-o0s yearlinEs Ss-u0E
100, wethers. 5000 I0.00s ewes, $3.50 g
$50; cuils $500 47-eos goats. S4oo Gs-5e-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
CREDITORS IN BANKRUPTCY
CASE WILL MEET NOV. Is

The bankruptcy case OF James
Powell. 1921 Hastings street, is now
in the hands Of Il. r. Gamble referee
in bankruptcy proceedings A meeting
OF creditors is 70 be held November
Is in Nr. Candles office IN the
Canies building.
The handling Of notes on Powells
ranch Of 100000 acres in Hudspeth
county on which there are said to
have been 1000 cattle 5000 sheep and
about $50 horses. is said 70 have pre-
cipitated the voluntary bankruptcy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
Statesmen.

We WANT MEN WHO HAVE TIE
MORAL LnuRAGE TO 60 OUT ~ IltE
FIELD AND CALL on PEOPLE AND
TELL THEN ABOUT An OIL COMPANY
THAT Has THE BIGGEST MN N
TEXAS BACK or IT AND TO REPRE-
SENT A BROKERAGE HOUSE THAT
HAS SUFFICIENT .ulMAN KINDNESS"
TO THINK OF THE "OruER FELLOW
AND PROTECT THE SMALL INNEsTOR
AND SEE THAT HE GETS A SQUARE
DEAL WE Do NOT CARE WHAT ~
FERIENCE YOU HAVE HAD. WE WILL
COOPERATE WITH YOU AND SEND
An ENFERIENCED SAILS MAHAGEH
To HELP YOU CLOSE ALL YOUR fkOs-
PECTs. ALL YOU NEED Is HONESTY.
Truth AND THE MORAL COZ RAGE
10 TELL. TIE sTOlF. APPLY TODAY.
Room 5OI MILLS BLDG. Ell FAsO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

accused OF Using AbusiUe
Language In Z he Postoffice

A complaint alleging the use OF
abusive language within a federal
hui1ding z-as led Saturday afternoon
against James Coleman by united
states commissioner A. j. ". Schmid-
The abusive language said to have
been used by the defendant Is alleged
TO have concerned postmaster z A.
shelton and IS alleged to have been
uttered within the FL Paso postoftlce
building late Saturday afternoon
Preliminary hearing is set for We'd
nasday morning at 10 o'clock Cole
nan was released following his ar
rest on $500 bond.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
Father Sees TwO Sons
Enter Shrine Mysteries

Initiation IN the presence Of their
father OF two sons into the mysteries
OF the Shrine was the unusual e1pe-
rfence Of two FL PasOans Saturday.
7. A. and c. A. Courchesne were the
two novices and Alfred Courchesne is
the father Of the boys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
Yilla' S Cook Is Found
GuiItu In Federal Court

Pasquef Cesaretti. former cook for
Francisco villa, was found guilty by
a Jury in federal district court Mon
day Of violating the federal liquor
laws and was sentenced TO serve two
years in the federal penitentiary al
IseaVen worth, Kan. Cesaretl IS al
leeed 10 have received and concealed
liquor smuggld into the IEited states
from Mexico
Cesaretti says he is citizen OF
T-a1r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
REPORT NEGRO CONFESSES
TO KILLING OF SOLDIER

a negro soldier arrested at White
CITY last week following the killing
Of Pvt. SappinEton. has confessed. ae-
cording 10 Information received in
Douglas today. The killing Is said
to have followed quarrel over
2 MeNlcan girl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
Nobody Wants a Job
Is q School saeher

No applicants appeared TO take the
state teachers examination scheduled
to be held last Friday and saturday.
and consequently there was no exam
nation There was one applicant Tor
state land surveyors license
The next series Of the teaEher's eN-
aminations wil1 be held the first FRI
day and Saturday in December. ac-
cording to Mss Myra Winkler, county
school superintendent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

VIZ WANT WOMEN WHO HAVE THE
MORAL COURAGE To GO OUT n InE
TTEln AND CALL On PEOPLE AND
TFII. TTEM ABOUT An OIL COMPANY
THAT HAS THE BIGGEST Nh N
TENAs BACK OF IT AND TO iEfkE-
SENT A RKOEERaGE HOUSE THAT
10 THINK OF THE OTHER FELLOW
AND PROTECT TslE SMALL ~ EsIOk
AND SEE THAT He GETS SQlA.tE
DEAL We DO Me CARE WHAT EA-
r0-OPFRaTE WITH YOU AND SEND
AN EVpEKTENCED SAILS EANAGEh
10 HFIF YOU CLOSE ALL NOlk rkOo-
PFCrS. ALL YOU NEED Is HONESTY.
Truth AND THE MORAL ColaAt.1
70 TELL THE $40 ET. APPLY TODAY
ROOM 7lI MILLS BUILDING FL fAcu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
JOINT COMMITTEES WILL n

The joint committee Of the Poultry
association and the Rabbit Breeders
and Eanciers' association appointed
20 arrange for cooperative buying Of
feed IN carload lots, VIII meet Tues
DAY evening ar the residence OF the
chairman. Q. S Ford, 2910 Memphis
street. Julius A. Ferguson IS secre-
tary OF the committee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
HeIp Wanled-5sl.smen

ALEsAIEN-Answe these questions 70
yourself. Are you a clever man2 Can
you tell a good thing when you see Z
DO you want 20 engage IN q profitable
business7 Win you work as directed
Have you s200 70 $1,000 to invest u
nice business that should make you from
$500 10 10000 per year large coIpo-
ration desires your services. Write or
phone and make arrangements FOR per
sonal Interview. The Master spark Sales
Agency o. Texas. offices Comlucha. Tex
". .. hlcPherson- general attorney.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
STOCKS
REMAIN STRONG
Weakness IN Other Issues
Fail to Affect Red
Metal List.

Interrupted VIE serVIes due %
storms in the eastern mountain
regions delayed quotations on the
New YORK market Monday. but from
quotations received ID TO the close the
outward appearance Of the market
seemed soft with a decline and most
Of The suecialties. according 10 J. S.
Curtfss d Co. Sheldon lobby.
In the copper list Anaconda sold
at 65 a fractional gain, and Chile
was firm at 21
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
H. BUTLER SELLS
HOME TO DR.. PAUL RlGNEY

Walter a Butler, vice president Of
the Texas Bank q Trust company, has
sold his 10 room brick home in Austin
Terrace TO Dr. Paul Rigneg. 1925
Montana street The consideration
was S13 .0Do- 1lr. Butler viii move 70
Z813 Wheeling avenue Manhattan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
PRosrTyFV TsHRINER RETURNS
TO HOME IN AMARILLO

Prominent among visiting Shriners
in the pass City last week was George
Stapleton. whose home IS IN Amarillo
Mr.. Stapleton Is illustrious potenlate
Of 1Ioslah temple OF the Shriners az
Fort Wotih He Eas 1ert .ltr toe
week attending ceremyqies in con
nection with the Scottish Rite re-
union. he has been selected IS one
soon 10 take the Sd degree- ~ re-
turned Sunday 10 his home in Ana
III.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

CENSUS CLEKKs = CIerk operatives.
1900 needed. Silf0 yearly. age Is upward,
examinations Nov. Is. Dec. 10. axperie zee
unnecessary. For free particulars Write
Raymond Terry former Civil Service Ez-
aminerl. 1T1 Confidential Bldg, Washins-
ton
WANTED Kline superintendent. tluert
Spanish. thoroughly acquainted vita Mex
leans and manner Of handling them, pro-
ficleut shrinzaEe stope mining know edge
modern methods. proper mining costs AID
how 70 obtain them Write Carnegie Lead
d zinc Co. Warren. Arizs giving full de-
tails first letter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
HeID Wsnied-Wale asd Female

UMEIM w ALAN. -AIAAA@ AaAA q NAAAA--A
.~---~----------------~ --~~---------~-~---s--
WANEED-First class cook e Faso
Sanilorlum-
WANTFD-CooE- Whits cr colored- cook
ing only. f4l5 Bliss Road. IN les4.
MAN Tor cooking. houseuorE. family 2
good wages Mrs stevens. I50s Mesa.
GOOD family cook. male or femlle- also
houseWorier. references required lzle Z
90 Graude-
WANT sa.esu.en. saicsladies, In All parts
Of Texas. exclusive Territory. no compeu-
zion. every merchant e prospect. q long
feIt want supplied. SIoo 20 $500 a week,
better act quick For particulars address
Representative. 21i1 Live Oak S., Dali
las Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
Husband Cannot Pay
His Wffe's Poll Tax

Austin, Texas. Nov. ia husband
cannot pay poll tax and secure a
receipt for his wife, without a written
order from the wife. according TO
ruling made by the attorney generals
department today in response to in
quiries from several points IN the
state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

Tuesday. Armistice Day, will be
holiday ia all city departments at the
city hall This includes the city en-
ployment office and outside depart
ments- The courthouse viii also be
closed. except the 54th district court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

In New Mexico and Arizona 20 repressnt
the 1nteruatloual LIE Insurance Co OF
81. Louis. good contract offered. i've wires
should make from $3.50 per month Up.
Comm unicate Immediately with
LEO r. SCHusTER. GENERAL AdE,tl-
SIG Mills B-1g-. Fl Ras1. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

Observations taken
at s a. H. 18th
meridian time. Nov.
10. 1913.
Forecasts
Fl Paso and vicin-
ity and West Texas
Fair tonight and
Tuesday, not much
change in temDera-
ture.
Arizona and New
Mexico. Fair to-
night and Tuesday :
not much change il
temperature.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
MEXICAN PRICES.

Following quotations on M-xitan secure
mes and lnoueys are furnished By the
santa Hs r-EcnanEe & Commission Co.
First National Bank building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC
The Industrial Welfare Commission VII
hold a public hearing at Fl Paso. Norem-
Der IS to q. inclusive. for the purpose OF
taking testimony OF employees. employers
and an persons interested concerning the
working conditions and wages PAID Velle p
and minors bv mercantile establishments,
factories, Iaundries and telephona compa-
niles. the testimony TO be used 20 assist the
commission IN determining what shall con
stltute a living wage for women and min
ors in said Industries.
November 1s viii be devoted 20 tesu-
mony OF employees. 10th 10 employers. -lst
20 all others Interested and the "a 70 a
final resume OF all testimony. All per-
CONS interested 81 a minimum wage Tor
women and minors are invited
FRANCES 2, SUTHERLAND
Secretary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
Roomins Houses-FOr Sale and Rent

Roomins Houses-FoF Sale and Rent
~-----e-----~---~----
FOR SALE-Twelvs room rooming house
5ll Myrtle. Phi SSH
SMALL rooming house for sale 51sA E
san Antonio. Pm. 1918.
81 ROOMS, steam heat, private baths and
showers. IN the heart Of city Apply Al
berfa Hoiei
FOURTEEN rooms. en- suite. with private
bath and entrances. $3.50 cash sos Mesa
Apt Q
sI ROOMS, wen furnished doing good
business. cream. almost new PIX W.
san Antonio, Phi S475-
FOR SALE-RuominE house. newly remod-
eled good paying proposition. good terms
Apply P o. BOX 1855. Globe. Az
TO BUY OR SELL.
Rnomlng Houses.
SEE PARK BROS.
Largest ronming house specialists
los Main facing Plaza. Phi 6ss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
TIE WEATHER


c. s. DEPARTMENT or AGRIcULTURE
WEATaFR BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

l.e-at4ge humidity in e Paso AZ noon
Monday was 81 perceneet; temperature at
noon was 81
Pracipitation last "a hours cnches)..-.-l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10

SPECIAL Fohees
CURTAINS iaundrIed. Pm I7eeW-
CEOcHETING aud knltiinE. Pa. 2ss3
BEAI TIFUL painting. $50. Ph. 45slJ.
TIE ONLY steam carpet cleaners. 9ziz.
81 Erwin Mfg Co. Phi NO.
M 5. CHOSLA-Woman's Ez-. crochet and
lattinE. orders taken. 129 y. campbel
ACCORBION plating. hemsutrhinE. pieot-
lng. Mis- Curum. IS BuckleI DIX n l9ll.
YOUR mattress renovated Sis Up, car
pets cleaned Erwin Mig Co. Ph. we.
YELTOS PANT CO.-Painting. paper
hanging. decorating. sos y So nton. Ph1ztl
TAkE your steuugrsp hic course At Whia-
ler school and become competent for ang
-osi.ian- Phi 5975 5l6 4esa
RHEUMATIC and iumbago uafferers;
have a guaranteed remedy. no Jake. sworn
testimonials address BOX SIS. wichita
Fa Is. Tex
HEMSfTrCHINO and pfcoi edge work
done on short notice. any kino Of u.-
terIaf Singer Sewing Machine Co.. 7os
~ Pasn ST
KODAKERS-Expert kodak finishing.
quick service: work guaranteed and eou-
poa with every order Kari STAFFORD. Cor
pus Christi. Texas
WANTED.
Homes TO SELL we have lots o. buyers
List your property with u4
GOODMAN BROS 4 co.
Next 10 Border National Bank
COS y. Stanton Ehone 80
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
Oil and Mn,nr

Oil and Minna
COMMERCIAL MaPs-Rm u. Coles BID
Ol rEitS- Any siyio. Gem saloon
FOR oiI maps. see Metcaife Plue Print CO.
PASsPORT PHOTOS. JOG TeEas 81
COMMERCIAL DRAFTlSG-Metcalfs Blue
Print Co.
CHOICE Tuf umcari leases for sale by P
II. sisney, Tucumcarl. n II List on re-
quest
WILL trade oil lenses near drilling we'll
for good oil stock. Address 202 Mills
BIDS Phi 1851.
FOR SALE OR LEAsE-snver mine IN
Chihuahua Mexico. close to the border
and railroad. plenty Of ore SIS s.
Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
Real Estate Wanted
Wsnsed to Rent

WANT Eu-Four or 5 room furnished or
urf1rnIshed apartment or or room
BUNGALOW. must be modern and cloea IN
Phi Mrs RnhL Krlkauer.
WASTED-By NoV- l5th. or room
hou=s. furnished or urfuruilhed- prefer
Alta Vista OF five Points district Az
dress P. o. ~ 7f1.
TT9YT 70 lease rood lrriEated farms Sd
arre4 OF more. would buy stock inpIe-
nenfs and feed. household goods y eou-a
ret deal j could handle. Address BOZ ll4.
Fort Stockton. Tex
FURNISHED Or unfurnlshed apartment o.
house Of 9 or rooms. bath and s-9el.n5
r.rreh. u-efsratlv Convenient % IT Bliss
car must Be clean and not Tor sale. per-
rrnrert Pm seffT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-10
Business Chances

Business Chances
FaSSFoRT PHOTOS. lss Tezas 81
COAI-5s dellvered- can 30 Tezas
81 PASO TRANSFER CO. phone 3slA
BaEEaEs and noylns. haal.ng q AZ .lae-.
FOR sALE-Restaurant 10 rent price
$3.50 90 Concrete 81, Juarez
ELDERLY Esnueman viii buy some iiEht.
small business or half interest address
p 11f. care Heraid.
HOSE AND sign PAINTING tinrinE.
PAPER hanging and decorating. best WORK
lowest prices. Joe f1uentes p sozs
DOCTORss location for sale IN EroEiHs
best OF reasons for selling. Address 81
care Herald
FOR sALE-Ths best equipped repair
shop In town Marker Honse's old
stand. PoWe'i Auto supply CO. 20 LeAe-
TANTED-Manase- with $4,000. e-tab-
lIshed wholesale discri5uring business
profits large Investment absolutely SAFE
Address o 1o5- care Herald-
LIVE retail business in E Paso. making
500 net monthly. Tor sale ~ $4,000. IN
usual opportunity. address Q lis. care
Herald
LIVEST al round business in town for
sale at $4,000. 3 stores IN one. al dong
big business. $500 month profit owner In
bad health. 32.500 cash. balance monthly
Address So, care Herald
FOEM ER ssE'' secretary desires 20 asso-
ciate n legitimate business healthy eapa-
bic. agreeable and married. experienced n
managing. office work production. sell
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Situations vance, M4le
JAPANESE. inst class cook. al around
baker. wants position Addrezz x F. HIS
s, -starton-
E-XFEKIESCED saIesman. several years
IN New Mexico and ArLzoua. ci-y refer
ences- Addrass US. care He-a-d-
YOUNG nan desires posltion as chauffeur
Tor private family. address n %. care
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SAY CLABORN-Generai house cleaner.
window and carpets. stoves polished, SCI
10. chimney sweep. Pm 1881. SIS second-
YOUNG nan wants position as porter.
uatchman % or out Of town Address $
lz3. care Hera.d-
EXPE6IENCED antomobls Mechanic
stranger. VIII take driving JOB. cal Les
ter az Mesa Hotel
WANTED-Posliion a. umher-frar1er or
mine carpenter. years Of experience. Al-
dress p rs. care Herald or call a a.4
end sos Herald BidE.
POSITION wanted by young nan win
rood experiences In general office wofSs
stenorranhv and booEkceplnE. address n
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COWPETENT bookkecper and Sffice ac-
countant with excessive experience wishes
position with responsible firm in or OIL
o. city. SILK edge references A-dr1a- n
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EOOKKEE'PE Ii-Exlsnsive experience 10
hardware. implements. mill -uppiles- ium-
Der. supply store. tlmekeepiug. cost ac-
counting. years experience 20 Mexico
Address C. ", smith Cirllos y A-
IFENTED-Position. expert accountant
and bookizeeper. now employed ny gov
eminent. desires permanent position after
Nov Is. familiar with ell lines cost ac-
counting. Phi 2s39 or address ? ~. care
Herald.
SITUATION WANTED - Young. sins e
nan. open for position Dee ISL severe.
years experiences 80 grocery and genera
merchandise. years IN charge Of Erocery
denartrnet for large concern references
address T $50. care Herald.