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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
WILSON RETURNS; SAYS
EUROPE DEPENDS ON US

They remember rights that 1t was at
tempted to extort; they remember 20
liticai ambitions which II was at
tempted TO realize. and while they be-
lieve that men have come into a DIFF
ferent temper. thev cannot forget
these things and so they do not resort
TO one another for dispassionate views
Of the matters in controversy. They
resort to that nation which has won
the enviable distinction OF being re-
garded as the friend OF mankind
Yank Troops Welcomed.
Whenever fl is desired to send .
small force Of soldiers 10 occupy a
nobody else VIII be welcome, they
ask for American soldiers. And
where other soldiers would be looked
upon with suspicion. and perhaps met
with resistance. the American soldier
is welcomed with acclaim
Il have had so many grounds for
pride on the other side OF the water
that 1 am very thankful that they are
not grounds for personal pride I'd
be the most stuck up man in the
world And Il has been an infinite
pleasure 10 me TO see those gallant
soldiers Of ours. OF whom the consti-
tuition OF the United States made me
the proud commander. You may be
proud OF the 26th division. but / com
what they did under my direction
And everybody praises the American
soldier with the feeling that in prais-
ing him he is subtracting from the
credit Of no one else.
Europe Skeptieal at First
Z have been searching fer the fun
dameutaI fact that converted Europe To
believe in u.s. Before this war Europe
did not believe IN Us as she does now. She
did not believe IL Us throughout the first
three years Of the war She seems really
20 have believed that we were holding
or because we thought we could maze
more by staying out than by going in
And all Of a sudden in = short IS months.
the whole verdict Is reversed There can
be but one explanation Tor IT, They saw
what we did-that. without making q
single claim. We put oil our men and ali
OR means at the dispoe1l Of those who
we're fighting for their homes. in the first
Instance, but for a cause, the cause Of
human rights and justice. and that we
went in. not TO support their national
claims. but TO support the great cause
which they held in common
~And when they saw that America
not only held ideals hut acted ideals.
they were converted TO America and
became firm partisans Of those
Ideals"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
FTRNISHED APT. WANTED

Modern furnished apartment CT rWo OF
three rooms. bath and lcirchereL Walk
fne distance preferred. Address A Meyer
Hotel Mccoy Room 2o7- Tel 47e1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
Bic DEMAND FOR
SKILLED LABOR
Secretary Arthur Tobias
Unable To Find Men To
Fill Numerous Vacancies.

Efforts are being made TO obtain
skilled workers to fill more than 100
positions which are reported vacant
in Fl Paso, and the southwest ac-
cording TO j. A. Tobias. secretary Of
the labor bureau for returning sol
diers and sailors
So far it has been impossible to OBJ
tain men for the positions. the firms
employing them desiring to get dis
charged men, II possible The positions
omen are as follows Mattress maker.
Spanish credit man who knows fur
nifure insralment business. road
salesman. insurance salesman. Mex
lean miner. Mexican carpenter. Mex
lean blacksmith, Mexican fireman (-l.
window glaZier. expert fur cutter. up
holsterer. Spanish speaking mine sur
vey0r. Spanish speaking drug clerk
f2N. Spanish speaking insurance So
1icitor. salesman for brokerage busi-
ness. cashier and boObkeeper for So
nora. Mex, printers CO. salesman Tor
printing supplies. paper hanger. cob
blers (21. boot makers 90, expert OPP
ticians f-l. man for elevator coustrlt-
tion. sign painters 90. tailors go,
wood plaDer operator. expert saddier'
cabinet maker. linotype operator, reg
saIesma1 trained man in r. G. Dun
service. candy maker. sheet metal
worker. spanish speaking man for
dry goods store. bank clerk. spanish
steu0@ra uher. Pullman car cleaners
90. painters helpers 90, awning men
solicitors and sales agent CD, young
men to learn automatic telegraphy 50,
uirrOr man. insurance representative.
expert radiator man. art glass man.
taXidermls-, engraVer. experienced
shoe clerk. Spanish speaking solicitor
for furniture house. man TO solicit adj
vertisiuE TO be shown from moving
picture machine and invest. type
writer statesmen CD, sewing machine
statesmen f2l. man for undertaking
establishment. horticulturist. commits
sion salesman, auto painters tZ). auto
trimmers (2l. cooks 90. walters f1l,
camp cook. shoe clerk who can trim
windows. write cards and be sales
man. gas engine man. double effect
operator On syrup plant. sheet metal
mechanic. 5ackhammer man, optical
head cook
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
EQUAL FRANCHISE LEAGUE
WILL HOLD BIG MEETING

The regular meeting Of the Equal
Franchise leaEue. which men may at
tend. VIII he held at the Y. W. c. A.
central building, Franklin street,
Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Speakers for the occasion viii be Miss
MIRA WIukler. county school super
suteudeuI, on r4merlcaniza-i0n Of the
Country school" eLchief Of police
Charles Pollock on The Corporation
Court" and @. S. T. Folsom on wife
and Child Desertion Laws" Miss Lois
lIcChesney VIII give a reading on
suffrage
There viii Be a discussion by the
league Of plans fol the state suffrage
campaign in connection With the con-
Etitutlonal amendment which is 70 be
acted u-ou rhe etrh or May
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
AJO IS ONE OF LAST CAMPS
TO RECEIVE A WAGE CUT

Ajo, AriZ-. Feb. 24-About the last
camp in Arizona to cut wages was
aj 10. Those who received S575 or
more q day were cut IS cents. Those
who received less have had a cut OF
60 cents There has been a layoff OF
about 20 percent OF the working force
and Il is expected that the copper
proportion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
1000 hex. LABORERS GATHER
In JUAREZ TO CROSS LINE

II IS expected that about 1000 Mex
lean 1aborers who have been gathering
in Juarez recently viii 20 10 the beet
fields OF Arizona. Utah. Colorado and
other states. and win begin 10 move
afternoon or Tuesday morn
ing
W p Vaudeville. who has 20 do
with this labor particularly was eX-
pected back in Fl Paso Monday noon
and the 1aborers were expected 70 be
gin coming over as soon as he had
arranged therefor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24

ADVERTISERS, ATTENTION.
Entire state OF Texas can be severed at
the lowest possible rate with the largest
most thoroughly distributed circulation
cents per word Sundays
81 cents per word Daily
20 words minimum.
A guaranteed circulation $50. 600 sun
days: 225 600 daily
This is the combined circulation Of The
Dallas Times Herald. Fort Worth Star
Telegram. The san Antonio Light. e Paso
Herald and The Houston Chronicle.
Your ad sent 70 any Of the above papers
with cash viii be handled for you and
your ad will appear fl all Of them
Wednesday noon should see your copy
IN any one Of the offices for your ad to
appear IN these papers the following sun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
DISPLAYS
MUCH STRENGTH
Receipts In Market Rela-
lively Light; More Bad
Weather Reported.

Chicago. H.. Feb. s4.-Corn displayed
considerable strength to-day owing 20 the
fact that receipts were relatively hEhI
and reports Of continued had weather
Opening prices. which ranged from g
11c higher, with May az S124 G I-24 2
and July al s1Igis GI1gas. were followed
by s-isht further gains but also by re-
Close Is Unsettled.
Eastern shippers were slow 10 take hold
and rural owners reluctant 20 sell. 1oth
parties being dissatisfied with prices
shorts covered toward the last The
last The close. nevertheless. was un-
settled. 1c net lower 20 1c advance. with
May at SLea5t GL2f7s and July az Sis q
L19&-
Fluctuations In Oats
oats. after opening &c of 20 &c adj
vance. with Nav at 59f5 &c. went
little higher. and nuctuated within
moderate range
Provisions sympathized with lower QUO
tarions on hogs
Subsequently. the market took an up
ward swing in response 20 the strength
OF corn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
BAR ASSOCIATION
M0URN5 DEATHS
Resolutions Presented On
Deaths Of Judges Ed
wards and BOWden.

Resolutions Of sorrow at the death
OF judge Peyton F. Edwards and
judge Rufus V. Bowden. =ere adopted
at a meeting OF the Fl Paso County
Bar association held Monday morn
ing in the fist district court room.
Tie resolutions were presented by
committee previously appointed by
the association
j. ~ NealOu. representing the COM
mission. presented resolutions deal
ing with the lie of Judge Edwards.
The tribute was OF the highest order.
tense interest He was born in the
republic OF Texas and was a soldier
in the confederate army.
The following members OF the bar
association spoke upon Judge Ed-
wards j. NJ G0ggins, ". NJ Cold
well G.. F. Wallace and n W. stan
ton. Judge Ballard ColdWelI respond
ed for the three district courts.
Present Bovvden Resolution.
The Rufus Y. Bowden resolution
was presented by Del W. Harrington.
The resolution carried with IL the as
surance that judge Bowden was held
i'm the highest esteem by his coWorlS-
ers- For ten years he had practiced
law IN the comfy OF Fl P1so- Maury
Kemp and 6 J. Isaacirs addressed the
ar=ocfation upon the life and works
Of MI BOwden- JUDGE ". D. Howe
RESPONDED for the courts.
March 10 was the date set Tor the
resolutions upon T. F. WoodsOu 70 Be
presented 20 the association
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
CONFERENCE REPORT ON
LEASING BILL OVERTURNED

Washington. D. c.. Feb. 2f.-The
conference report on oil. gas and coal
land leasing LEGISLATION was over
turned in the senate Saturday night.
point Of order by senator la Folletee,
Of Wisconsin. being sustained, which
caused the bil TO be sent back 10 con-
ference Senator Kirby, Of Arkansas.
temporarily presiding, made the de-
cision
IN making his point Of order
against adoption Of the report. sen
ator La Toilette charged the con-
1erees had exceeded their authority by
Inserting in the bill extending the
provision authorizing the leasing Of
coal land TO include Alaska.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
PARK
WANTS SCHOOL
Residents of Valley Pledge
Their Efforts Toward Sc
curing A School House.

With the avOwed purpose OF max
ing Cinecue park the beauty spot Of
Fl Paso county and the most attract
i've Of this city's numerous residential
suburbs. the residents Of Cfnecue park
have organized themselves into the
.Cinecue Park Improvement assocla-
ton
AT a meeting held at the home OF
sIr. and Airs. h F. Greggerson. Satur-
day night. the following officers were
elected r. G.. Martin. president Mrs
~ n Bourland. vice president; Mrs
r c. Light secretary, and r C. Light,
treasurer
Many Families Attend.
The meeting. which was attended By
representatives OF every family In GIN
ecue park. was presided over by n. y.
Bouriand. who declared that the com
munity is determined 10 have school
house r. the people OF Cinecue have to
build 70 themselves After the selec-
ton Of officers those present enjoyed
a collation. served by the hostess. Mrs
Greggerson.
the county Is now grading roads
through the park and these roads are
TO be graveled and the owners OF the
addition have ordered trees to line the
roads, or streets. and though residents
VIII take care OF the trees. they viii
ask the county 70 furnish water for
them the first summer
Laid Off in Lots.
Frank TObiu. who founded Clnecue
park stated when he laid 10 off into
two acre home lots. that IL was the
richest soil in the valley and could be
made the 0rettiest residential district
IN the county. Three years ago there
we're three houses at Cinecue and to-
day there are % They are the houses
OF business men and skilled mechanics
OF FL PasO- tt is strictly an American
community end its location on the
interurhan line makes It as acr essibIe
10 the business center Of Fl paso as
is Government Hill and Grand View.
A pretty little park and a nice pas
senger station are to be established at
he entrance 70 Cinecue. With a view
70 making Cinecue the prettiest spot
In the valley residents there are an
cultivatinE tlower gardens The IN
rerurhan company IS 20 illuminate the
park.
Go After school House.
One Of the first things me DeorTa NJ
Cinecue are going after IS a school
house. as there are now 40 children
there who have 20 60 three miles TO
reach the Nsleta school
saturday night the Cinecue Park
improvement association appointed
committee TO see the county Judge and
the county school superintendent on
me school question confer with Il
: Potter relative 10 lights and TO con-
Ter with the owners Of the unim-
proved property in the park with
lew 10 securing the aid or such own
PTS In the work OF beautifyihg Cinecue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
CARRANZA SECRET SERVICE
UNC0VERS FELIX DIAZ PLOT

Carranza detectives report that af-
Ter several months Of Investigation
they have discovered in Mexico City
the source OF Gen Felix Diaz's propa-
ganda in the room OF Juan VI Rios fin
the hotel Independence Il appears
that printed propaganda had been cir
culated from this center. with the ut
most freedom Il is claimed that doc
uments were found duplicating quite
a number OF prominent people. among
them being MarcelO Caraveo. a
printing press was found and naners
showed persons in Veracruz and Cor
doba were also in the plot to assist
General Diaz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
STOCK MARKET
GL0SE5STR0N
Public Interest, Feeling of
Increased Confidence
Aids Bullish Activity.

New York. Feb. ZG.-PubIic interest
based on a general feeling Cf increased
c1ufllelce. u7 tarilllr assisted pools In
their 1uIish operations on the stock eL-
change today. sales auproEl-uareu e5l.-
Gee shares The closing was firm
Flral prices on Liberty bonds today
were EEs $685. first fs. $3.50; second
IS. s7-11- -ist fias $685. second fhs
st-e- thirl cas- $500 fourth i5ls,
Sass.
Pools Resume Operations
Fcr-H rea1uaf their duIIsh operations
In the special issues az che active open
inE O. t1laF's stock market. motors, oils
and tllacc1s being as1rei1lly cons lcuous-
Springfield Tire Jumped 8 = points
o. TIE new high price % JOG On the first
half hour and advances o. I = 10 points
marked the rise iu Goodrich, United
S-z-as Rubber. Ajax Rubber. General 30
tors SIr1atra Tobacco and American
su=ar United states steel added frac-
zion 90 l-s mlEimum quotation of the
rrerlcus week. but shippilgs and cop
rers elsed moderately
Buy Tor Long Account.
According 20 reports current on the eL-
change during the morning. the extern
siFe trading u the first hour Included
considerable buying for the long account
as well as general short covering. Pres
sue uuon Marine. preferred; Baldwin Lo-
connective. ard coupers, invited profit
taking and consequent reactions Of to-
points later but not before oils. rub
bers rohacc1s and equipments increased
rheir early gains
A noon another expansive upward
movement was I'm progress
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24

Special Notices

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CURTAINS hundred Phone 77seW-
LILY or FRANCE Corsets, ZIG Herald p.
MILLINER-Hats made 10 order and re-
modelled 1891 Arizona st. Pm. Ss57M-
YOUR MATTRESSES renovated s1-75 mp: car
pets cleaned Erwin Mfg. Co Phi ITO
HEMSrITCHTNG. picoting. accordion plalt-
inE. Miss C0rum, So Buckler Blk Phi 1911
THE ONLY steam carpet cleaners sx12.
81 Acme Mat & Feather Co. Pm. 1871.
MRS. CHONLA-Woman' Elk. crochet &
tattinE; orders taken 12a y Campbell
Trade ia that old furniture for new.
Your credit IS o. K
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO.
SEWING MACHINES bought. sold. rented
and repaired The Light Running Free
Phone Peters. 7fs-
MRS. ADAMS has room FOR few more
children IN her Primary School. 1895
Boulevard Morning session only. Phi
5121 In the forenoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
WELFARE BOARD SECRETARY
Is PRESENTED WITH WATCH

At the SUNDAY night dance at Com
r1uuitr han. temple Mt Sinai given
.luder the auspices Of the Jewish vel
fare board. Samuel Schaefer. field rep
ressuratire Of the board, was present
Cd with a watch chain with engraved
gold pendant knife By the Cheerful
Girls club.
1Tr- Echaefer. who has been appoint
ed fer overseas work has received his
passport and expects 20 leave for
Europe as soon as his successor ar
riTeE
Members OF the willing Workers
club we're the chaperons at the dance
Sunday evening The next dance viii
be given IN March Cards viii be sent
70 enlisted men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
WEAK:
OIL IS HIGHER
Cosden Oil Is Strong; Ana.
conda Drops But Rises;
Others Low.

The rubbers and els were again the
feature Of Mondays trading. with higher
prices IN both OF these departments. ac-
eordlng to = s Curtiss q Co. Hotel shell
don.
TO l23- Anaconda weakened TO 5ezs and
then hardered 10 so. Smelters was of
, point Inspiration sold down from ass
TO s4&- Utah lost Ia points
on the curb. tGadsden sold at g. Ar
iona Silver King was weak making q
new low OF Il Cosden OIL was strong.
2 =. bid. 4 asked.
Latest afternoon prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
Committee Organized To
Project the Holders of
Securities OF Merico

New York, Feb. 2f.-The orEaniza-
ton OF an international committee OF
20 bankers. ten from the United States
and five each from England and
France for the purpose Of protecting
the holders Of securities OF the Next
can republic was announced here BY
J- 7. Morgan and company.
The committee will he prepared. 90
the statement Of the Morgan firm
said, TO take such further steps a.
may seem wise in order TO afford
counsel and 70 aid investors who hold
interests in Mexico"
J. p, Morgan is chairman OF the
committee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24

GOOD COOK-70s y. OREGON
WAITRESS Tor lunch counter Hotei
paea Del Norte.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
MONEY AND METALS

~ I8@ICT0IlI TT9TIT-
View YORK. Feb 1A-Mercautile paper
EI5l percent
Sterling so day bills. f4-71iss CONNER
clal 90 day bills on banks. sE7eZs CON-
merciaI 50 day bills. Sf7eas demand.
aE1l11- cables Ga-7s 1-16-
Mexican pesos. 17zr-
Tine loans E-rou=s 60 and 60 days. *
G6E- months. 81 percent
Copper. nominal electroiTrlc- IS 0l6c-
Iron nominal No I northern and No.
4 southern. scsGf-s no. 2 northern and
No southern. Sass 35-15-
LEAD. firm; spot and February $3.50
bid Euelter firm East St Louis delivery
E1ot and February s6.3of6 -
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London Eng. Feh, 2f-Ihe following
were the quotaticns ln the London met
as MARKET today
Spa copper. "a 1osi sleetrolytie, 100.
Tn. f711 1sE
Lad E17 los.
Ene7rer EaE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
Lost and Found

s-~~s~-~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~
LOST-A gold bar PIN with Mexican opal
IN center. Return 1918 Montana ST Re
--arl- Hhnra loel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24

WANTED-s % 10 room modern house.
unfuruishcd. BY March 4ths reasonable
rent. close in Phone. between 10 ard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24

YOUNG MEN. IS and over. desiring rail-
way mail and postoffice clerkships. $50
month. write Tor free particulars OF March
evauina lions Raymond Terry former
civil service examiner, Continental k.dE,
Wa ehfr-rnu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
NIEXICANs NOT INCLUDED
IN TIE L.NrI I-srnN III

Washington. d. O.. Feb. 24-Afexl-
cans are specifically exempted from
the provision OF the pending immi-
grafton bill excluding foreigners from
this country for a period OF four
years The impression has prevailed
along the border that this exclusion
applied to foreigners and many pro-
tests have been received by congress-
man Garner. OF Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24

Observations take
az Z a. m. 18th me-
ridian time. 6 p. m.
RI Paso time. Feb,
-. 1913
Forecasts:
e Paso and VI
entity Cloudy to-
night and Tuesday :
colder tonight
New Mexico. IN
settled tonight and
Tuesday. prob ably
snow north portion .
colder west portion
tonight and IN east
portion Tuesday.
Arizona. General
~ fair tonight and
Tuesday: colder to-
night with possibly
IRE e King tempera-
ture south central
portion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
CHIHU AHUA CITY BUILDING
SLIGHTLY nAlI aCEn ny Ell

Passengers arriving from Chihua-
hua city sunday night stated that the
fire last week in the hotel Francia
building did no injury further than
the burning Of the roof and damage
the furniture and goods in Ia Sor-
presa" drygOOds store on the lower
floor. The report which had reached
Fl Paso last Saturday was that the
building and contents were prscti-
rally total loss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain. Close.
Corn-lTay. SICK; July SL19H-
Oats-1Iay. 5g5sc; July. 58isc-
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Pork-lIay. s4e- July $50
Lard-3fay. s25-72. July. S24.75.
Rib=lay. S23.5. July. f2225.
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago. NJ Feb. CHER
Creamery. 1886
EgEs-Receipts. 1875 cases Market
lower FIrsts. SSc: ordinary Crsts. g q
s754c: at market. cases included. SO 3sc-
Potatoes-Receipts. s. cars. Market lower.
Wisconsin. Michigan and Minnesota. bulk.
81 59G1-65- sacks s1-507Lso-
Poultry-Alive. steady Springs. zoe;
fowls. SOC
Kansas City Produce, Close
Kansas City. NO, Feb. 2f--Buttfr-
Creamery. 4ecs firsts, 47ci seconds, 45cs
packing. SOC
EEEs-unchanEed- Firsfs CSC.
Poultry-Steady- Hens, &c: ROSTERS, Il
621cs springs. 52c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
10 ARE EXECUTED TO END
LOWER BORDER BANDITRY

Brownsville. Tex Feb. Thine
teen men. eight OF whom we're from
the same community. 90 miles up the
Rio Grande from 1Iatamoros. have so
FAR been summarilv executed by
shooting or hanging by the state 20
lice OF the Mexican state OF Tamaulf-
pas in a campaign 20 end banditry
along the lower Teras-Nexican hor-
der. according to reliable information
I'm Matamoros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24

American pOstoffice money orders
can be cashed in Mexico now TO the
amount OF 500. and Mexican orders
can be cashed in the T. s 70 the value
or l65 pesos ARRANGEMENTS were
made some six months ago for inter
change OF money orders but for some
reason difficulties arose in getting
them cashed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
Yanted-Furnifure

1uL II Nan wants creeping NuEel lll--
and board Eith private family Es1-
1ro-ed- address C5f care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
GEN. LUIS TERRAZAS MUCH
IMPROVED; DAUGHTER COMES

Gen. Luis Terrazas. who suffered a
stroke OF apopleXy at HIS home. 1923
Arizona street. last week had a slight
relapse Sunday but was reported Mon
day forenoon rs getting along we'll
His son. Alberto Terra szas. and SON
inlaw. Enrique C. Creel are expected
from Los Angeles Tuesday Mrs. Creel.
daughter Of the general. arrived from
Los Angels Saturday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
GEN. OBREGON WILL BE
CANDID ATE FnR pnESIDENCY

Mexico City reports say that the
partisans there OF Gen. Alvaro Obre-
Eon are preparing 70 take advantage
Of his coming visit to the capital in
launchin~ definitely his candidacy for
the presidency 10 succeed president
Carranza- The liberal constitutional
list party. headed by Jesus Acuna. is
the party which desires to make the
Sonora general its candidate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
Wanted Room and Board

LADY wants good
sunny room with board On first moor
Phons 1g63M
YOUNG Nan wants sieepinE porch room
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24

BARBER WASTED-loS sea F1aaeisro.
ASSISTANT engineer. Hotel Paso Del
.ur-a. Auu-- .hIaf E.-.ll.e-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
PefsonaI

sPIRELLA COBSETs. Ms. miller. Ph.sIsS
NUBONE CoRSETIERE-Phone 73saE
Take care OF your clothes. one collar
down and q dollar a week viii buy a chif-
farube.
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
CANCERS, tumors. wens ulcers pues.
fistula. Write FOR testimonlais-.see what
other people say about my cure. Box 244
'r-oune. Texas
INFORMATION WANTED concerning
John Branen diving or dead) and his son
Charles Branen: viii be compensated for
by J. " Rennie, 116s 18th Ave. East Van
cOuVar. p. C.