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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
Real Estate Wanted

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WANTED-To buy q home. what havs
vouz Phone 1851
WANTED-Good tenemenIs. close IN only.
LEE NEWMAN, Tenement Specialist
Phone 1904 sos S. Fl Paao St
WANTED To Buy from owner new 9 or
3 room bungalow ln Manhattan Heights
or Five Points district Phone 1977R-
Will buy a i've room home: location near
Five Points, price not 10 exceed $4,000 Ad-
dress 122 care Herald
WANTED. o or s room bunsaloW from
owner: must be a bargain for cash. rea-
sonably close in Address X101. care Her
AID
UNFTRNIsHED HOUSE WANTED-
We have client who wants or 5 room
modern close in two story house. VIA
garage. VIII lease Tor ore year.
JAS. T.. MARI q CO..
Phone 1850. 500 san Autoui1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
Federal Agents Arrest
"Beefsteak John," Of
Maria. on Theft charge

"Beefsteak John who got MS name
from the soldiers who enjoyed the
big. juicy T bone steaks at his lit
tie restaurant in Maria, Tex, is IN
trouble with Uncle sam. as is also
his brother, on a charge OF theft and
conspiracy TO steal United States gov
eminent arms. ammunition. blankets.
clothing. shoes. etc. which they are
alleged TO have been smuggling. over
the international line into MeXico-
'Beefstea1 Johns" name is given
as Narcelo Hinojosa and the broth
er's as Espeticion HinoJosa- They
were arrested last Wednesday by de-
partment officers. on warrants sworn
out before United States commission
er 1Ietcalf at Maria. after thorough
investigation by those officials and
the United States intelligence office.
ATarcelo Hinojosa has a restaurant
and a butcher shop in Maria, where
came the steaks. The brother has a
ranch in NuZquiz canyon a few miles
from Maria The soldiers said the
former was very liberal with beef
steaks and department Of justice Of
ficials say John" had been invesu-
gated by the sheriffs office and that
government property, including a
number OF United States army auto
matte. IS caliber pistols and about
1000 rounds Of ammunition. was found
in the premises OF the brothers. De-
partment Of justice officials say there
has been suspicion Of these two men,
both Of whom are American citizens
born at TT Davis. Texas. for about
q year past
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
CURB MARKET IS
FORMED IN CITY
Ell Paso Oil Board Of Trade
Organized For Dealing
In Stocks.

FL Paso buyers hold between two
and three million dollars worth of
oil stock. according to local brokers.
In order to make a public market for
this stock the II Paso curb market
and oil board Of trade has been
formed Memberships VIII be open
10 reliable brokers and investors The
memberships start off at $50 and VIII
be advanced as the curb progresses.
Experienced New York and Boston
curb operators are among those who
met last night and made organization
plans. W c. Fields. OF the firm Lane
Fields & Lane. bankers and brokers
Of Comanche. Tex. called the meet
ing. The location selected by the
board Of directors is at 106 South ID
PasO street. practically opposite the
paso del Norte hotel Companies
stocks on the board. Regular calls
viii be made at certain intervals with
a special brokers' call from 1880 10
1 o'clock. All particulars in regard
TO the Texas oil stocks will be on
file Its operation viii be patterned
after those OF the New York and Bos-
ton curbs.
The New York curb today has ap-
proximately 1000 members and is one
Of the sights Of Broad street The
Boston curb is a great institution and
is known as the copper market The
Los Angeles curb market established
Of financing a great many OF the
Oatman gold stocks. and was recoS-
nized by the Los Angeles stock eN-
change
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
To
ASSIST THE BOY
VIII Open In the Y.M.C.A
This Week; Dinner To
Omen Meeting.

Preparing for World Citizenship'
viii he the conference theme at the
district older boys conference to be
held in FL Paso April 4. 8 and G. The
entire conference will deal with a
world outlook for the older boy OF the
southwest
Blake ". Godfrey. Mississippi state
secretary Of the Young Mems Chris
tian association. viii be one OF the
conference speakers He is considered
one of the leading boy workers in the
entire south.
The Ri-T club has planned a recep-
ton for all out OF town boys for $3.50
o'clock at the y n. c. a. boys divis-
ion At this reception all boys Will be
made to feel at home and will be as
signed TO the homes Of hing school
boys. where they viii be guests during
the conference. Ben Howell. the pres
ident Of the local Hi-E club. stated
When the boys from these out OF
town places come TO il Paso, we GER
tainly are going to show them the
time OF their lives. In addition TO at
tending the fine program that has
been arranged, we FL Paso Ei-Y fel-
lows are going to see that these boys
from other high schools see the city"
Richard Crawford. one Of the Hi-E
boys. ls chairman OF LAe CuLllllLLee OF
entertainment
Rev ID. 1lacune, pastor OF the Meth
odist church at Maria has advised the
local committee that at least eight
boys from Maria viii be in for the
conference.
Local high school boys work sec
rotary W. D. Thomas returned last
night from Las Cruces and llesilla
Park and informed the committee that
at least ten boys from 3Iesilla and six
from Las Cruces would motor in for
the entire conference
DR.. Austin d. Grille, president OF the
New Mexico state A and n college.
viii address the conference Saturday
afternoon on the important subject,
Choosing a Life Work"
The banquet viii take place at the
First Christian church Friday night
at $50 o'clock This viii be the open
ing meeting.
All conference sessions viii be held
in the First Christian church. Reg
istration cards may be secured from
the local Y " c. a boys division or
H. p Demand. interstate boys work
secretary. I'll Ca1les building. 4
Registration fee OF 81 IS charged.
which entities each one who registers
TO a ticket to the Friday uight ban
quet and also the Saturday luncheon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
NEW YORK BANKERS HOLD
OFF MEXICAN LOAN PLAN

Judging by the opinions EXPIRE ssed
by New York bankers. there viii be
nothing settled in the way Of Mexican
financing. II undertaken at ALL until
after the signing OF peace treaty. said
the Boston News bureau. which is
considered authority on financial mat
ters. That paper added comfy prelim-
mary conferences have been held so
far The bankers. 10 is understood.
have naturally suggested that they
have oversight OF expenditures, to
protect them from any loss. but the
1Iexicans countered that such super
vision would be nothing less than in
PREVENTION and that Mexican pride
would not suffer that
Some assurance from the United
States government that it would stand
sponsor for any loss Of loans made
would also be sought by bankers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
HOTEL PROPRIETOR FACES
CHARGE IN COUNTY COURT

Complaint was filed Monday after
noon in the county court charging w.
C. Campbell proprietor OF the Camp
bell hotel. formerly known as the
Stockmeu's hotel with unlawfully
employing females.
The complaint was signed by Ber-
tina knight, a former employe Of the
Campbell hotel. who alleges that ION
March %, the defendant did unlaW-
fully permit her to work I'm the hotel
for more than nine hours on one cal
endar day and at a time when there
existed no extraordinary emergency"
She alleges that she was neither a
stenographer nor a pharmacist
The warrant was served on Camn-
bell by deputy sheriff John Jones. He
was released on his personal recoE-
nizauce pending a hearing Of the
case.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
IS
COMING MAY Z
Adam Bede, Famous Con
gressional Humorist,
Among Speakers.

The first announcement or the at
fractions to be presented at the com
ing IL Paso Chautauqua indicates
that reconstruction problems are re-
ceivin- primary consideration TINS
year Probably never before have so
many men and women of national
standing been included on the lee
ture list Sfter-the-war issues ana
deveIopmetLs are 10 be treated from
all angles and viewpoints
Foremost among the MEMBERS Oh
the lecture staff Of the Fl Faso
Chautauqua stand j. Adam Bede,
formerly Congressman from Minneso-
Ia. and Edward T. Irelzs memleI
Of the American food mission 20 Eu-
rope and assistant TO Herbert Hoover
Of the food administration during the
war Adam Bede is the man who
turned down the vice presidency ana
set the nation laughing by his Keen
ly humorous article about IL in ma
tiOual weekly. His lecture, our Ma
ton Its Problems and Progress viii
be one Of the big constructive mes
sages Of the week Edward F. Tretz,
is known throughout the country not
only for his war work, but also as
one Of the organizers or the nauOnal
chamber Of commerce at Washington
and for years the field secretary IN
the past eight years he has delivered
1891 addresses before chambers OF
commerce and national trade asso-
citation meetings
Private Peat, one Of the greatest
lecturers. humorisls and writer's the
war period has produced, viii tell
the war story Of the week his book,
Private Peat" his articles in the ma
tional magazines and his movie films
|f
some Good Music.
The music Of the week is to in
clude Jar0slav Cimera and his Czecho-
SIovas b-nd- In the evening MadaqI@
Helen Cafarelis formerly IN chicago
opera. will present a group OF
Bohemian folk songs Another head
line musical attraction VIII be the
ChautauQua tour Of Mary Adel Hays
the New York colOratura soprano who
has established a prominent place
for herself in the world Of music She
viii appear on the fourth evening. as
sisted by her company OF recital
artists. The Lewis Military quartet
viii also be heard Each member is a
concert or opera singer, with the
ability TO do splendid solo work
Other musical companies 20 be pre-
scented during the week are the FL
lion concert party, under the direc-
ton OF Ferdinand FilIon and includ-
ing Fern Goltra. formerly with the
Chicago Grand Opera association the
NcDouough-E aEleston company, two
musical fun-makers; the Regniers, in
Apollo Concert company Of five fea-
turing the ApolOphOns in their two
concerts
Edwin " Whitney. OF Boston, IS
another big name i'm the program list
This famous interpreter Of plays
brings Turn TO the Right in mono
logue form He has the exclusive
rights on this metropolitan success
and his delineation Of its dozen char
acters is said TO border on the
phenon email Another entertainer
well known il the Chautaqua world
on the coming program IS Elsie Mae
Gordon This Hoosier girl will pre-
sent the negro, Italian and child
sketches, which have won name AMI
fame Tor her.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
LOCAL PEOPLE SECURE
LICENSES AT LAS CRUCES

A number Of FL Paso and Fort Bliss
licenses AZ Las Cruces, n. ~ Fol-
lowing names appear on the record OF
the county clerk OF Dona county at
Las Cruces
John Hall and Julia Veles1uez. Rob
ert Roam and Mamie Mackey, Sivestre
Moreno. Of Chihuahua. and Angela Ga
valdon. Of -El Paso; Daniel s. AXton.
OF Fort Bliss, and Hazel Lewis. Of III
Paso; John Thompson and Refugia
Paez. John T. Oser. Of Fort Bliss, Tex,
and Nora Atkins. OF Missouri; Henry
G.. Mangan and Edna Gamble. both of
Fl Paso; John T. Weaver and Debbie
Lee Fulmer. both of El paso. Charlie
". Portsch. Of Fort Bliss. and Cora
Turner, OF FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
INSPECTOR SAYS
PROSPECTS NEVER Better

Never before at this time OF year
were there better prospects for the
cowmen ali over the country" report
ed H. O.. slack. Of Pecos Tex. live
stock inspector for the Panhandle &
Southwestern Stckmen's association.
His report. under date OF March %.
also said it was warm and cloudy
and there were fine rains all over
the country"
Inspector Slack reported the follow
ing shipments W. D. Casey. from
Kent, Tex. seven cars cows 10 Camp
bell & Ross Commission Co. Fort
Worth. and seven cars Of cows and
bulls from same place TO Rhome Farm
Commission Co, Fort Worth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
MRS. F. A. HODGE, Ell PASOAN,
DIES WHILE IN RUFFALO

Word has been received by Edward
D. Hodge OF the death Of his mother.
Mrs. F. A. Hodge. in Buffalo. n. T.,
March 30. She was visiting her
daughter Airs. Edwin c. Dexter. at
the time Of her death Airs. Hodge
was the widow Of r. A Hodge. who
for many years was prominent real
estate dealer in Fl Paso. She took-a
very active part in church and club
work
The deceased e. survived by two
daughters and four sons. Mrs. E c..
Dexter. OF Buffalo; Mrs w T. Pit
caithly. OF Denver; Frank n. Hodge,
OF san Francisco: Fred N. Hodge. OF
Etwanda. Calf; Raymond O. Hodge,
Long Beach. Calf, and Edward d..
Hodge. Of FL Paso. Funeral services
viii be held Wednesday afternoon in
Buffalo. n. Y, and the burial Will be
in the family plot in that city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
HOG PRICES, GOING UP,
PASS $50 MARX TUESDAY

Chicago. jill, April Hog prices
passed the $50 mark upward bound
today, when they were quoted at
S201O per 100 at the stockyards. Ine
highest war time price was S2l last
fan During the winter prices dropped
slightly under SIS. but have been ad-
vancing since the government mini
mum price guarantee was taken Off
nearly a month ago At the United
states bureau or markets this recent
advance was ascribed TO heavy de-
mand. coupled with the fact that the
winter run OF hogs was largely
shipped out during the winter. leaving
the supply comparatively light until
the new run Of hogs begins in May
or Lune
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
Situation, Wanfsd-FemaIe


WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN in NY
home Phone 1ls1N-
GOOD business woman wants position IN
office or clerical work address y lis,
care Herald
THOROUGHLY experienced stenoErapner
desires position with reputable firm Adj
dress W9s. care Herald
YOUNG LADY-Wishes position; well ez-
perieuced saleslady or housezesper- very
much experienced On laundry. speak span
Ish rluenllv. Pnona LLll- Ms Ne--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
OUTBREAKS
OCCUR AT THREE POINTS

London, Eng-. ADrI I--NeW anu
Jewish outbreaks have occurred at
Kalish. on the former border between
Poland and Germany. at Busk and
Wielum. according to Information re-
ceived by the Zionist organization
here a large number OF Jews are
said 20 have been wounded. while
Jewish shops and homes were plum
dered- Militia and soldiers, the In
formation continues. were indiffer-
ent or took part in riotinE against the
lew.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
PHOENIX ACCOUNTANT Is
ARRESTED AT PORTLAND

sheriff T. A. smith viii leave TODAY
FOR Portland. Ore to bring back W
II. Crawford, arrested there on fel-
ony warrant, charging nOnsupport OF
his wife, according to an announce
rnent "a sheriff John Montgomery Of
flee The warrant was issued last No
vember. Crawford formerly was a
public accountant here, but nothing
is known. say sheriff officers, Of his
political enemies. whom he is said to
have blamed for his arrest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01

Chicago. III April The grain market
was eICsed today. due 10 the municipal
election.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
Livestock Market

lineage LIVESTOCK AAu-es
ChThcago. ILL., April 1-CUnited States
Bureau Of Markets. --HoEs-Receipts 25,-
coo: market mostly IS q 25c higher than
yesterdays average Bulk OF sales. Sl2-e5
go: top. S201os heavy weight, $3.50 2
20-1o; medium weight, S1s-l5 $40: Ight
weight s1e-25 T20: liEht-liEhts SO G1e.5Qs
sowE S17.50G 1885, pigs. 81 Gle-25.
Cattle-Reeeipts 5000; a tew prime
choice she-s-ock steady; others slow 70
lower: calves slow 70 CSC lower; feeders
steady heavy beef steers. Sll-t5 q 20 To-
light beef steers S1Q-25 $50; butcher
and cutters. $4,000; veal calves sl2-l5
01A75s stockers and feeder steers, $S-Z5 O
1915.
strong TO CSC higher; no prime lambs here
feeders slow Lambs. 81 pounds or Jess.
s18.25 a2o.25; IS pounds or better Sl7-l5
and good. S12G15-25; culls and common
kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas city, no. Aprl 1-lUniIed
eeipts, 1000. steady Heayys. $50 90
light $3.50 91s.755 piss. F16a1s-65.
Cattle-fleccl lluH- steady ColoradQ
steers Sll-s5: steers, Ss-5s r l9i COWS s enc
stoclers. $3.50 G15.S5-
shesp-ReceiDts. 1000. higher. lambs,
S1Z10920; ewes, $3.50 G1e.
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo, April 1--Cattle-Recelpts,
200: steady Beef steers. $3.50 2 1873
cows and heifers. $3.50 q l2-l5- Etoclzers
and feeders, S1o.5oG14-5os calves, SO 2
Hor-Receipts. $500: steady 20 strong.
Z Top. S19.25: bulk, $3.50 2 1928
Sheep-Receipts. $500; higher Lambs,
$3.50 20 $685. ewes sls--5 G l4-7o-
GRAIN MARKET CLOSED.
Chicago. H.. April The grain market
was el0sed today due 10 the munleli'ai
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
DRAW FOR
SCHOOL TICKET PLACES

Nominations for candidacy for the
coming school trustee election closed
Tuesday and the drawing for places
on the ticket took place at Bailey
school Tuesday at noon The names
as they appear on the ticket. are as
follows; Frank H. Bait. H H. Andreas,
Airs. J. G.. 1IcGrady, Mrs George Brun-
ner, Chas- B. Stevens. Crawford Har-
vie and n II. Hughes. The election
VIII take place aSturday, April 5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
WOULD RESTORE
Old WIRE Rates
Mackay Says Burleson's
New Charges Mean Loss
of Millions To Public.

New York. April Clarence IT.
Mackay. president OF the Postal Tele-
rraph-CabIe company in a statement
today said the 20 percent increase in
telegraph rates ordered by postmaster
general Burleson means a loss OF S16.-
100000 a year to telegraph users lie
declared his company would restore
the old rates at once IL Mr.. Burleson
would reIiuquish control OF the Postal
lines
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01

Grains and Provisions

Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago, Ill. April L-Butter-Lower'
creamery. 5000
ErE-Receipts $3.50 czser. lower: firsts
391zc; ordinary firsts, ssh q $50: al mar
.ket. cases included. IS = @ s. 1zcs storage
packed flrsts. use
Poultry-Alive, unchanged Springs, use;
fowls, sc
Kansas City Produce. Close.
kansas City. No, April 1--Butter-Cn-
changed Creamery, 5scs firsts. SIC; sec
onds. SIC; packing. CSC
EgEs-UnchanEed firsts. SSc-
Pouitry-Hens. 22cs roosters. Il Q -1c'
broilers. 45cs springs. s5c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
For Rent-SIores and Offices

FOR RENr-A large and a snail office
IN the Herald Building Heat. lsht and
1lnitor service furnished Reasouad-s
rates Apply 20 the Auditor q the Herald
FOR RENT STORE ROOMS
No 113 s. Oregon street Sal-ll
Nc- c11 p Overland street ------.-- 5000
40. 1l9-o11 s. stanton Sc. EACH 1900
p ". WILLIAMS AGENCY.
nH.ua IL. II. Ill Va n-uL E-.--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
600 SONORA MINERS MOVED
FROM CANANEA TO FARMS

Cananea. Sonora. April The Mex
lean government has given prompt as
sisrauce in handling the serious con
dltlon known in this camp through
the ecessity fer discharge by the two
local copper companies OF great num-
bers Of common miners.
There is a serious shortage Of labor
in the states along the Pacific coast
and TO such points the government IS
sending men and their families SIX
hundred were in the first consign-
ment OF laborers thus transferred,
rather against their wishes, from
mining TO agriculture.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
ArrnMnRILE nEAIERs.

Proposition open El paso and surround
ing territory. FOR absolutely the smartest
automobile in America; not a new or cx-
uerimcntal car. but car that has created
positive sensation all over the country,
and thousands Of satisfied owners. Nd
ofhcr automobile. REGARDLESS Of price Of
fers the same class and distinctive fea-
lures seen lu this car. T. has room aud
power and is built as YOU want f. giving
choice % paint upEoisterinE sud top
Merchandising ability and reasonable
amount % capital are the requirements
Factory rerrescntauve here now. IL i'm
terested and qualified address Z-1fS. Her
ia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
Money to Loan


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MONEY 20 i1ar on improved city property
p. ". WILLIAMS AGENCY
Phone 11fE 513 First Nat Bank Bldg
s. TO $50 loaned honest employee cheap
est rates. confidential Quick Sausfactorg
service Drake -Q1 Rohcrts-BaunEr-
MONEY TO LOAN
Money loaned on diamonds. watches. Jew
ely. and Automobiles. at the lowest rate
OF interest
SECURITY LOAN CO.
Cor San Antonio and Fl Paso- Phi. 275A
- TO S5o-Pay of an those little bills
and just owe U.s. Low rates Easy pay
ments- Courteous attention Peoples Loan
Society 30 Caples BldE- Phone 1874
SEE Us for any kind o. loan. Equitable
Loan Assn w S. Mnler. Mgr 5l5 Trust
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
IN. LIsTED sTOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

fRv Associated Pressl-
Nsw YORK. april L-Lercanule paper
51s ass per cent
srarline 5O-day bills. s4-55i4 comm ercial
so-dav bills on banks. S4-54lz CONNER
ciaI &c DAYS. sA55lz; demand, Sass "a ca
bles. SA59A-
Mexican pesos T713c-
Time loans Grner5 60 DAYS. 80 days ana
6 months 81 G57. per cent
can money easy: high. low and rullng
rate. per cent closing bid, AS offered
at s. last loan per cent
Iron. steady. No. ] northern and No
zourhern. sag-75- no. = northern and No
I'D quiet. spot. $50. April. $780,
shelter. quiet; East St Louis delivery
rpor and April. S6-1-5f g 5-e5-
LONDON INITIALS MARkET-
roudon. Eng. April The following
we're TIE quotations. in tbs London met
ais market today
Spot copper El9 S.
Tin. s2z5 los
Lead E27-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
LIVESTOCK CONFERENCE
CONDUCTED. Il nnnnGE.T

Washington. d. C.. April Senator
Eendriclz, OF wyoming. issued a state
ment opposing creation OF a confer
ence committee Of the livestock in
dustry," as proposed TO adjust differ
ences between packers, stockmen and
the government He did not believe
such a committee could secure perma-
nent solution Of the problem.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
VICTIMS BROTHER WILL
ATTEND NEWMAN TRIAL

Phoenix. Ariz.. April ii. A. Hoe
tor. OF Chewalla- wash. brother Of
Frank Hector. in connection with
whose death J. =. Newman, a prom
der. has arrived here to take care OF
his brothers affairs and viii remain
10 watch NeWman's trial which is set
for April q.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01

DLELA4l ANlLLG4
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CURTAINS Numbered Phone 77s2W.
UNITY CASTE MINIS B. We'd p m
LILY OF FRANCE Corsets. PC Herald q.
ACCORDIOS plating, hemsttching. plcot-
lnE. Miss Corum. So Buckler Blk Phi 1911
THE ONLY steam carpet cleaners. sxI2.
81 acme Nat. q Feather Co. Pm 1871
PAINTING, paper hanging and decoratihs-
felton Paint Co. phone 1851
MOST COMPLETE LINE u Brown &
Shapes tofls at A. Taffe. f0s s. ii Paso-
MRS CHONLA-Woman-s Ez-. crochet &
tattins. orders taken I29 " Campbell
YOUR MATTRESSES renovated Sis Up. cay
pets cleaned Erwin 1ffg- Co. Phone mo
THE ONLY steam carpet cleaners. sx12.
ST. Acme Mat & FEATHER Co Pm. 1871
81 down. 81 week viii buy a good
rcfrserarcr az the Western Furniture
CO.
Trade IN that Cd furniture for sew.
Your credit is o. X
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
Physician and EmbIoye
Arrested In Connection
With Arn1u Nmse's Death

san EraDcIEc0. ca A0rI Id
Ephraim Northcott, a. san Francisco
physician. was arrested by Capt. Of
Detectives Duncan Matheson in con-
nection with the death Of Miss lneZ
Reed. an army nurse, who died March
as the result Of an illegal operation
With DR. Northcott also was arrested
Miss Frances CrOnin. a nurse en-
ployed in his office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
Cloudcroft Announcements.


FOR SALE-Balthis cottage at Cloud
croer fine location See W. ]. Hendrix
CrouIcrrfr n n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
For Renf-Rooms and Board

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ROOM and board los WyouinE-
PRIVATE boarding house. Pm 7eseW-
ROOM and board Tor Fentlsman- Ph- ass
Rooms and board. strictly first class
Mrs C. F. Leary. SIS W. Missouri