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Evening journal., 1919-02-08
EDDIE ABRAMS
LEAVES SERVICE

Private Edward Abrahams Jr.. has
been discharged from the army. He
was at Camp Dix until October 27,
when he was transferred 10 the Field
Medical Supply ONCE at Washington.
D. C. and was discharged from Camp
Melgs. Washington. d. c.. on Thursday
Of this weee.
EDDIE" will tae up his work on
February Il with L. Winkeman and
Co.. stock brokers. either In Phlladel-
phia or Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1919-02-08
WOULD PROHIBIT
"PAUPER" LABOR
BY the United Press.

BY the United Press.
PARIS, Feb. s.-An international
wage labor and prohibition Of "paupsr
labor" are proposed in a memorandum
submitted 10 the labor commission OF
the peace conference today by Amer
lean labor representatives. Other pro-
posals were similar 10 those made by
the American Federation OF Labor at
fhe conference in London last Septem-
be-.
The memorandum recommended that
lit shall be declared that an adequate
wage shall be paid for labor perform
ed-based upon and. Commensurate with
the standard OF life conforming to the
civilization OF the time" 10 was also
proposed that marketing OF articles
manufactured in private homes shall
be prohibited with the intention OF
having labor emancipated from COM
petition with "pauper labor"
Evening journal., 1919-02-08
JUNIORS CHIEF TO VISIT.

on next Thursday evening. N. B
REGISTER, OF Lewes. State Councillor OF
the Jr. o. u. A. NJ, VIII visit Winona
Council. No. 2. Jr o. U.'A NJ The
council Will celebrate the visit with a
class initiation, having a large number
Of candidates for the occasion. The de-
gree team OF Dillgent Council. No 10,
will confer the degrees. Visitors will
be present from Newark. Elkton. Della
ware City. New Castle and other towns
The members OF Wlnona Council are
making preparations for a large turn
out and viii entertain the visitors In a
royal manner
Evening journal., 1919-02-08
BY WILLIAM PHILIP sINIMs.

United Press SIAN LOrrespondent.
Copyright 1919, by the United Press.)
PARIS. Feb. Reorganization Of the
league Of nations as favored thus far
by the committee preparing the draft
promises 10 be similar TO the constitu-
tion-of the United States, according TO
an outline given the United Press today
by Professor Ferdinand Larnaude, one
OF the French members OF the COM
mlttee.
An executive committee will head the
league instead. Of President Wilson and
its power will exceed those OF the
American chief magistrate.
Under the executive committee come
the judicial and legislative branches.
The. executive and Judicial bodies VIII
Evening journal., 1919-02-08
HIS ARM TORN BY
AUTOMOBILES KICK

George A. Dunbar, Delaware repre-
sentative for the Texas oil Company.
yesterday seriously injured his right
arm while cranking his automobile.
The crank Of the machine tore the liga-
ments OF the arm. but fortunately broke
no bones. DR.. Miller dressed the wound.
eighteen stitches being required TO close
the lacerations.
Evening journal., 1919-02-08
AccIrsEn As HIGHWAYMEN.

Charged with highway robbery, VIII
liam F. Starkey and Ezekiel George,
Negroes, were before Deputy Judge
Finger in Municipal Court this morn
ing, but the case was continued until
Monday. The men were held In $500
bail. The Negroes are alleged TO have
attacked Frank Derego on the street
asst uight. grabbing him by the throat
their attempt TO rob him. They were
arrested by Offlcer McGillon. Derego
vas held in 800 bail.
Evening journal., 1919-02-08
CONSIDER BRITISH EMBARGO.

BY The United PresS
WASHINGTON, Feb. s-Ihe British
embargo on American products has
been taken up by the State Depart
ment, action Secretary OF State Polk
announced today.
Communications asking for details
TO determine whether there have been
determinations has been sent Polk
slated. This. he added. was not In the
fO.m OF a protest.
Evening journal., 1919-02-08
REV. Z. II. WELLS ILL.

The Rev. 2. w. Wells. pastor OF Wes-
ley NJ E. Church. is III with grip at his
home, No. 3i4 South Jackson street, and
Will not be able 70 be in charge OF the
services at his church tomorrow.
The Rev. Or. Smith, Of the Central
New York Conference, will preach at
the morning service. In Wesley. In the
evening the Rev. ]. II. Beauchamp. from
this city, viii be In charge.
Evening journal., 1919-02-08
CLosE EscApE N AUTO CRAsH.

WOODBURY., n. J., Feb. Stay Nor
gan and VIE, Of Salem. had mirac-
ulous escape from instant death at the
North Woodbury. crossing. when their
automobile was struck by a south
bound electric train The machine was
completely demolished, and while Mrs.
Morgan sustained few slight cuis on
the face and hands by flying glass. her
husband did not even get a scratch.
Evening journal., 1919-02-08
MAGISTRATE RECoyERs AUTO

The police have recovered an auto
mobile. owned by Magistrate Harry l.
Gillis. which had been stolen from
Eighth and Harrison streets. about 20
o'clock last night. The machine was
found at Seventh and Madison streets,
where Il had been abandoned.
Evening journal., 1919-02-08
YEOMAN DAY A VISITOR.

Franklin H. Day. yeoman third-clsss.
now stationed on the u. S S Jeanette
skinner. in port at Baltimore. Is home
on a flve-day leave. He Is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Day.
at No. 1900 West Sixth street. Yeoman
Day was formerly a member OF Tbs
Evening Journal reportorlal stan.
Evening journal., 1919-02-08
BOY SCOUTS WILL
CAMP OUT TONIGHT

Wilmington Boy Scouts win go
through the maneuvers Of defending
The dag this afternoon. They will
march to Alapocas woods. where the
maneuvers will take place. The Scouts
VIII camp in the woods tonight and
Will cook their own meals.
Evening journal., 1919-02-08
JOHNSON WILL EIGHT.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. Feb. s--Twice beaten
In his efforts to have the Senate pass
on. a resolution for return OF American
troops from Russia. Senator Johnson
will call II up every day next week,
II necessary. he. said today.
Evening journal., 1919-02-08
NEARING CASE UNDER WAY.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. Stalking OF testi-
mony in the trial OF Scott Nearing,
former University OF Pennsylvania pro-
fessor. will start Monday. ii was an
nounced today. Nearing is charged with
conspiracy 10 violate the espionage act.
Evening journal., 1919-02-08
PRIVATE LESTER HOWE.

Charles 3 Jester. son OF Mrs. Howard
NJ lester. who has been on a furlOugh,
after serving IN Fiance, VIII return TO
PELHAM Bay, this afternoon The young
man, who Is connected with the Aero
Squadron OF the Navy. has had an inter
esting experience In the service.
Evening journal., 1919-02-08
PERSONALS

Miss Reba Glsndins. OF this city. and
Private Charles r Taylor. who was
recently discharged from military SER
vice at Camp Meade. were recently en-
tertained at the home Of Edna and
Florence Klair. al Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Klair. OF near
Stanton, entertained at an evening com
pany Thursday evening In honor OF
Mrs Klair and her daughter Ethel's
birthday anniversary.
Evening journal., 1919-02-08
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TO
DIRECT NATIONS LEAGUE

(The following dispatch is the most
comprehensive outline Of the league Of
nations constitution now under consld-
GRAFTON 10 be received in this country
from an official source.)-Ed
Evening journal., 1919-02-08

SVhcefnlnS tne report, representa-
tive Of the company said today:
ct is encouraging TO note some i'm
provement In this situation but. at
best, ii will undoubtedly take some
tine for the electric light and rail-
way bus.ness-like most othecr under
takings, TO resume its normal status as
the sources OF revenue have been cur
tailed by the ending OF the war, bu:
there has not so far been any appreci-
able reduction in the cost OF things
necessary 10 furnish these services.
In fact we understand that the re-
cent decision OF the War Labor Board
has increased the railway labor costs. ."
The Wilmington Gas Company also
submitted its financial statement for the
months Of November and December, as
we'll as for the past six months. begin
ming June 1 and ending November 8.
These reports showed a deficit for the
six months OF S46,0i3 81; November.
Sii,s55 a, and for December Of 1926.
The six months report for the period
beginning June 1 10 November 30. was
as follows Total revenue, S43S. .33i i9 /;
opef ating expenses. taxes and deprecia-
lAkAls TtlN2tN4J - Alt NeA AAAAAcot wfNf'ANsaNs
Interest on bonds. notes and preferred
stock, Si2i, 1862 p, leaving a deficit for
the six months Of S46,0i33i.
The report for the month Of Novem-
Der was as follows: Total revenue.
s7i ,9@2 p; total holders cost, sii,092 SO;
oil tar produced, SOFA 80; net cost OF
gas in holder. sl3.iis "a: total trans
mission and distribution expenses. S.
7O9.23; total office expenses, taxes and
$780, 70; net earnings.
S5.5i0t2; interest on bonds. siO.st25O;
interest on notes. sl7s 81. and on pre-
ferred stock. s6,20i, showing a deficit
OF Sii ,9S5Ai for the month Of Noyem-
Der.
The summary Of revenues and operat-
ing. expenses. for the month Of Decenl-
hcr. 1918 and seven months period. end
ing December 81, 1918. follows:
Total revenues ...............SS4,763 ,763 80
Total holder cost ...S45.9i3H
Oil tar Produced. 6SO7s
Evening journal., 1919-02-08

that City Council had treated the bill
with indifference when 1t was present
ed 10 that body for payment.
The secretary was Instructed to ask
City Solicitor Bayard II the city shoul1
pay the bill. II was intimated that
the company would most likely bring
suit against the city TO rer"s-. I,
money.
Evening journal., 1919-02-08
ACCIDENT VICTIMS

Among the cases treated at the Della
ware Hospital dispensary today were
Ira Parsons, injured heel.
Walter Green, dislocated jaw.
Evening journal., 1919-02-08

Mechanics and chauffeurs should
study the Want Ads, for business op-
portunitles are many.
Evening journal., 1919-02-08
NEWS ODDITIES

ATTLEB0RO. Mass.-When. an hon.
est looking sailor asked Walter Annls
10 lend him his wife for a matinee,
Walter agreed. But the sailor never
returned her. The police win try.
PORTLAND, Me.-He's in again-old
H.. C. L. The price Of board in the Jail
has been increased from 80 cents 10 20
cents for out-of-town prisoners.
NEW YORK-Some evening gowns
arc the extreme limit Of indecency"
and "demoralizing the youth Of the
country resolut.oned New York CITY
Federation Of Women's Clubs, appeal
ing 10 dress makers to reform.
LIMA, GA cluster Of cherry bios
SONS adorns the coat lapel Of George
Marks. A tree in his back yard is in
full bloom
MuIsKEGON, Mich. - Citizens were
falling all over themselves TO get on
the Jury panel here. A judge decided
Jurors in whiskey smuggling cases
must sample the evidence.
LITTLE FALLS, Minn.--A Wisconsin
woman with a super-conscience has re-
mltted fifty cents 10 the City Council
for a bush she took from city park
several years ago.
STILL WATER, MINI. - Anybody
wanting 10 serve a life sentence in the
Minnesota State prison will do officials
a favor by applying. Prison Industries
are handicapped by labor shortage
COLUMBIA CITY, Ind.-PooI rooms
did not agree with George Sheffs' re-
ligion. He bought the only pool room
IN town, smashed the tables and locked
the doors.
Evening journal., 1919-02-08

Deficit for seven uOntlei thu- -
ing December 81, 1918 ......s Ae,46eJ34
Msvor Lawson, who was delayed In
reschlne his home for nearly two hours
on the night Of January Is, because a
street car was derailed at Eighth and
Market streets, suggested that the com
mission inquire Of the traction com
nanv II a night wreoking crew is main
tsined. Il was stated at the meeting
that had a wrecking crew been avail
able at once that night, the delay
would not have occurred.
The commission will communicate
with the Street and Sewer Department
concerning the crowds who gather on
Eighth street near orange in and around
the Klair stable on days Of sales. These
crowds. IL Is alleged. delay the trolley
service on the West Eighth street line.
The commission also received word
from the traction company that stops
have been inagurated at Twenty-fourth
and Boulevard and Marland avenue and
Sycamore street according TO the re-
quest OF the commission.
The bill OF the Westinghouse Elec-
trio Company for $500, for a survey
made OF the Wilmington and Philadel-
phia Traction Company lines several
months ago, was discussed. 1t was said
Evening journal., 1919-02-08

PORTLAND, Me.-He's in again-old
H.. C. L. The price Of board in the Jail
has been increased from 50 cents 10 20
cents for out-of-town prisoners,
Evening journal., 1919-02-08

LIMA, GA cluster Of cherry bios
SONS >adorns the coat lapel Of George
Marks. A tree in his back yard is in
full bloom
Evening journal., 1919-02-08

Net cost Of gas in ...
holder see. ...... .e4o,zoz'eo
Total transmission
and distribution ex-
penses ............ o'UlIS'
Total ONCE expenses,
taxes and deprecia-
tiOn .............sss lo'oV1'o -.
Total burner COST. eohoi4S5
No, earnings ...... si7,iIss7
Interest on bonds. ..stO,8i2 %
Interest on notes.. ooo.4t
Interest on preferred
% Tota1 - si7,574 81
Deficit, month De
cenlber ....... 40 w
nef,cIt for seven months period,
from January to December 81, 1918:
Total revenues .........--.-. .Solo,UJi.Sy
0nsrating expenses, including
taxes and depreciation-.-.. 42o'6So IL
Net earnings ........'....' . $500 %
Interest on bonds, notes and
nreferred stock ......--... .stSS,sS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
ClOudcroft Announcements.
Special Notices

COTTAGE cheap. $500. Terms or Liberty
bonds. Address C21g. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
RAILROAD TIME TABLE


All trains arrive and depart from Uaior
arrivals and departures given n e Pasc
OF mountain standard time
SANTA FE
For Albuquerque. Denver. Chicago, Los
Angeles-No- SOS Tvs $500 a. m; No SIC
From Aibuquerque. Denver. Los Angeles
Chicago-No. sol arvs. 10 a M No sol
FL PAsO q SOUTHWESTERN
(Western Division.
For Arizona and Callfornia-So- Iva
$500 p M No Tvs at s:45 p m
From Arizona and California-So- ?
tEasfern Divisionl.
For Eansas City. st. Louis and Chicago
NO. Tvs. 1891 p m; No. at Ass
From. Chicago. St Louis and kansas
city-sso. ! arvH- 900 a. m; No At
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
For san Antonio. New Orleans and
Washington-No. 102 Tvs. $500 D. m-s No.
10 at 1880 p. m
From Washington. New Orleans and San
Antonio-Arrives al 6-55 a. IN: No at
For Arizona and california-No. iva
7:15 a. m; No 1ol at 7:lo a. M; No.
los at $500 D. N
arTG. al Has a. m: No. 1s2 arFs. 2:45
p. m; No. 10 al 10 90 p. m
TEXAS & PACIFIC
For Dallas and St Louis--No- IS Tvs
5:45 a. M No. az $500 .. NJ
From St Louis and Dallas-So. 1 arvH-
1855 p m. No. Is arvs. at 1920 ?. m
MEXICAN CENTRAL
No regular schedule.
MEXICO d NORTHWESTERN.
No regular schedule.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
Livestock Market

-hlc7ro- m Nav Qnited states BIZ
reau Of Markets .--H oEs-Fteceipt 4esNl-
Market opened . 2 soc lower, but weak
ening and mostly IS SOC lower than yes
tarday's average one load Of -tso ou-
o. line Bulk. Se0-55 q $685. heavyweight
$4,000 2e.5o: flashlights s1s-75 q 205o 2
heavy packing sows. smooth sls.eO g ~
packing sows, rought. sls-75 @ 1885, pigs
Cattia-Reeeints. 5000; beef steers and
feeders slow. STEADY. bulls, Gamers anu
best she stock. 15G25c lover Others
steady; calves p z soc lower Beet steeIs,
medium and heavyweight. choice ana
prime. $3.50 2 1880. medium and Eooo'
s1s117- common. 81 613-5o; lightweight,
medium. s1o-25 @ 1875 butcher cattle
heifers s7-T5 G1A5o; cows $3.50 Q 1s--a'
Gamers and cutters S5-l5 Q l-5oi calves
light and handyweight- slS-5o g L4-s-'
shss1-Rseeipts. 5000: market slow,
bidding lower on an grades Lambs. 81
pounds down. sI7-25 1875. 50 pounds ~,
s11aI9.65- culls and common. $3.50 z lt5
springs. s1STZ0.25: vearlings wethers
sI5.75G17-T5: ewes. medium. good and
choice. S12G15-25; culls and common 50
kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City, No. May united states
Bureau Of Markets. HOGS = E.ec s5 rs.
$780, lower Heavies- S-0.45 q 19-e2i
lights. s1sGe0.19i packing, sisq -o--5'
csrtie-Reeeipts. 400. Market steady
steers. s10G1S-50- cows and heifers. ss-s2
F15s5; calves Ssa13i stockers. ss-5o g
sheen - Receipts. 1900. nominal.
lambs sI675G19.s5- ewes, $3.50 G17.
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo. May e.-Cattle-Receipts
600. Market steady. Beef steers, slz-5o
G15-50: COWS and heifers, $3.50 g l--o9'
siockers and feeders. SloGlA' calves
no. forsL rec 200. CSC lower. Top.
s1as0- bulk. s19.55 G19-eo-
sheep-Receipts. 500 Market lower
Lambs s1g.75G1sso; ewes s1fG1+-5-
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
TT. worth. Tex, Nay s---Cattles-l-e-
CENTS. 200. Market steady BeeVes,
Is 55Grs50. stocizers. ssG1250. COWS,
ss.50aI050: heifers. sA5o F12.50; bulls
s7aS.75- calves, S45oG125o-
I4or-Receipts. 1900; Is TO CSC down
Heavy. s2a10G20.s5; medium &ls-l5 z
2O.1o: light. S1s-50G2es mixed. SIS q 1895
ccormon. SI7F1S- pies. s10G1T-25.
sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market slow and
steady lambs. s18G1S; Teariings, SltG
III. yrethers, s1250G13.25; ewes. s11-59G
1850; culls. ss61o; goats. s4G1T-5o-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

WANTED-Intelligenr Industrious young
woman for office work; must speak Span
ish and English luently, and write neat
plain hand Would prefer one who can op-
perate typewriter and take shorthand die
tation fairly we'll steady position at fair
salary for right party. The Texas Pur-
chasing Co. Room 6. Coles Bldg. san An
-nn-n .nl .L-..nu 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
GRAIN PRICES.
BREAK SHARPLY
Heavy Selling Results AT
ter Government Bear
ish Crop Report.

Chicago. III, Nay s.-Heavy selling as
a result Of the bearish character Of tht
government crop report led to sharr
breaks today I'm the corn market NotinE
that 1000 090 bushels OF Canadian wheat
would be imported by the United States
instead Of the 1.G01 900 bushels an
uouuced three days ago. tended also %
depress values. Opening prices, which
ranged from 1GfHc lower. with July al
sl.611z GL64 and September at SIS e
a1-5714. were followed by a slight rally.
but then by renewed weakness
Market Averages Lower
Throughout most Of the day the mar
lzet averaged lower on the distant deiiv-
cries and higher on May Prices closed
nervous. at SIC net decline to &c ad-
vance,. with July at sL63ti GL65iz and
September at sL55ss Q 1-55-s.
Oats Recede With Corn
Oats receded with corn After opening
s Disc Off with July at IS g 6S sc. the
market hardened a little and then Under
went a fresh sag
tion OF hogs and grain.
Declines IN pork were severe Nod
crate rallies ensued in the last half OF
the session
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

lBT associated Fressl
ccew York. Nay 9.-Lercantue paper
81 Gbls percent.
Sterling. 60-day bills. s46555s CONNER
cciaI f1-day bills on banks sass; com
rnerclaI 60-day bills. SASS; demand.
SASSY cables. S4-f9i.-
Mexican pesos SOC
bar silver, 21-Q5al-
Ti1ne loan. st-or &: 90 days. so days ard
6 months. 81 ok percent
en- money. stronger; high. So; low, ..
ruling rate SIS closing bid "a offered
at So. last loan 5iz percent
Copper. steady: electrolytic, l5%s g Is &c.
speitar. firm-East St Louis spot, ss-s-
BID. June S5-90 SEE
7s5- spelter, firm spot, &5-s1 5-o-i June
S5T6-01.
LONDON METALS MARKET
London. Eng Nay q--Ciosing quota
lions in the metals market today were
spot copper SIS rs; eleetrolytie, $50
los
Tin. 1881 los
Lead. E24-
Spelter. ga US.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
PERMARKET
FIRM BUT QUIET
Curbs Are Dull With Little
Demand for the Low
Priced Issues.

Fridays market in copper stocks was
firm but did not show the activity OF
Thursday. according TO J. s. Curtiss and
company sheldon hotel Most Of the best
prices were made early in the morning
and BY noon Anaconda. Inspiration and
Chino were fraetionsliy off from the best
prices OF the DAY
There was a great deal Of local interest
in Texas company. which coontinued its
spectacular performance Of THURSDAY. adj
vanciug 10 $3.50 a share against the low
price two weeks ago OF S2l5 a share 40
news accompanied the rise.
Curb stocks were dull. there being lit
tie demand for any Of the low priced
conpers Verde Combination sold ar
sic and jerome Verde brought 2
United Verde Extension sold az IS and
Howe Sound was traded in at Sc
Latest afternoon prices;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
NEEDS
OIL PRODUCTS
5000 Tons Lubricating Oil
Alone Is Needed by
The Germans.

Germany will require approNina tely
100000 tons OF luhricatns oil within the
next y months. according 20 ~ L. Requa.
general director Of the OH division Of the
fuel administration. and reported Friday
by J. 3. Curtiss and company, Hotel Shell
don.
she win also require approximately 5000
tons Of paIaffine wax and 500. 900 tons OF
other petroleum products be added
Mr. Requa explained that this oil
would begin TO move as soon as the block
lido WAS lifted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

BOOST COTTON
Vigorous Buying Ensues
And Early Quotations
Show Upward Trend.

New Orleans. La. May s.-Better cables
than due and continued rainy weather
in the belt were responsible for buying
in the cotton market today During the
81 10 IS points
Cotton opened steady May SAL so.
July. s26-30- October. E2Ao1- Decemb Der,
Se3.5I. January. $3.50.
spot cotton steady; sales on the spot,
1se1 bales. 10 arrive 2235 bales. low mid
ding. Sass; middIing se7.s3. good mid
ding. s2s-63. Receipts. 5033 bales; stock.
3s3.4s3 bales.
outside buying increased and at o'clock
the market was As 20 g points up. net
Cotton closed steady Friday al an ad-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
Phoenix High Students
Hear Six Hour Lecture;
Are Strong At Finish

Phoenix Ariz., Nay s.-The longest
lecture ever locally known has been
delivered at the Phoenix high school
By Thomas Brooks Fletcher. II lasted
for about six hours. prolonged by the
students themselves with rapid fire
questioning following a talk on The
Fin cart Of Being SOM bOdy."
The speaker started at 1880 a. m
ryas allowed a half hour for lunch and
thereafter was held by the round
iaisle discussion til about o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
COL. ESCOBAR MAKES CALL
ON The Ell PASO COMMANDER

Col Jose Gonzales Escobar, com
handing the Juarez garrison, and two
aides made an official call on Gen.
James B. Erwin, commanding officer
Of the FL Paso district Friday morn
ing
Gen. Erwin will return the visit
within the customary formal time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
Situainn, Ranled-Male

-77|-777@--1--@-l7l-717717777
WANT POSITION By japanese cook. fof
hotel or boarding. out Of town- Adcr-ss
X Tama f04 s. El Paso s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09

SAILS LADIES WANTED
For
The best Oh proposition. on the market TO-
day Easy work and substantial commits
sion.
ROYAL DUKE OIL CO.
go East san Antonio ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-09
OIL and Mining


OWNER Of Clnco de Mayo mine please
communicate with Max Abalos, a6lZ RI
vera St, Fl Paso. Texas
WANT PARTNERS with capital Tor coal
oil drilling To Chihuahua- Write z G.
Apartado ~. Chihushua. Chih.
SHALLOW PRODUCTIOG-We have 30
acre lease for sale adjoining shallow pro
ductIon $1,000. J. =. sheridan Co..
Slaughter Bldg. Dallas. Texas
SO BUYS OIL LEASE - Texas leases
making investors rich Write now. Pc
COS Lease Syndicate. fQ5 Moore BLDG IT.
Worth Tex
LE8sE BUYERs. ATTENTION:
We have wonderful bargains IL leases
from owners OF Texas lands send Tor
FREE copy Of Lease Opportunity Bulletin
TODAY.
RUSSELL INVESTMENT co.
Southland Life Bldg. Dallas. Tex
FOR SAL-Ou locations and leases fin
small or large tracts. 81 20 $50 per acre
Be in on the ground floor In geoloEists
best bet Of the southwest PlaTus valley.
New Mexico. % acre tracts for $50. To-
Gated between two incomplete oil wells
BUY now before they are brought in
Prices subject 10 change without notice
" C. Case. p o. Box 10, Silver city
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