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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
OPPOSE PROPOSED UNION OF
BUSINESS WOMENS CLUBS

s.. Louis. No.. July 15.-opresition
to the proposed merger OF the busi-
ness and professional Women,s clubs
OF the country into one centrally d.
rected body developed here today at
the convention OF Wouen,s Associa-
ton OF Commerce OF the United States
and the National Women's Business
committee.
The opposition was voiced by west
ern delegates Of tbs latter organiza-
ton, under the leadership OF Kiss
Pearl Rail, a Los angeles neWspa per
woman
Many members OF the former asso-
ciatson are women OF wealth and
leisure, who are not actively engaged
in any business or profession. il was
declared and because OF this mem
bers Of the women's committee de-
sired, they said, 70 remain a distinct
organization.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
THINK DOWSEY
MAS MURDERED
Relatives of Ship Board
Special Agent Doubt the
Verdict at Seattle.

Great Neck. n Y. July 15--Freder-
lex A Dowsey. special agent in charge
OF the plant protective bureau Of the
United States shipping board. whose
death in Seattle. Wash. Nay ?. is the
subject Of Investigation. is believed
by his relatives here to have been
murdered.
Dowsey was officially reported to
have died from apoplexy. An autopsy
performed on the body here after it
was brought from the Pacific coast
showed nothing to indicate that Dow
sey was not in good health up to the
last minute OF his life and there were
found no symptoms Of apoplexy. it was
stated by his brothers.
Coroner Reiterntes Belief.
Seattle. Wash. July 15--In an affi-
davit prepared for presentation at an
inquest set for today on the death OF
F. A Dowsey. special agent IN charge
Of the plant protective bureau OF the
United States shipping board, c. c
Tiffin. coroner Of King county, reiter-
ates the belief that Dowsey died Of
natural causes Following the finding
Of Dowsey's body in local office
building May ?. shortly before he was
expected to complete a report on an
investigation he had conducted here.
the coroner's jury attributed death to
apople6E-
Federal agents have been conduct
ing an extended inquiry.
No Record OF Fraud.
n formal statement issued here
Yesterday. H 2. Prick. district man
ager OF the Emergency Fleet corpor-
alton. declared that uo to the present
nothing in the corporations records
here had been discovered on which
to base an accusation OF rfaud AGAINST
any one connected with the shipbuild-
ing interests IN this district
Mr. Frick's statement was prompted. I
he said, because Of the Investigation
being made of the facts concerning
the mysterious death Of F. A. Dow
seq, believed by some officials to have
been murdered
Dowsey at the time OF his death
had been making an Investigation OF /
matters here which were said to In Z
10 base an accusation of fraud against
The government No official staten ent 4
had been made that the Investigation 4
shipbuilding matters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Livestock Market

Iu-cHS0 LlNc1tuChs LAo-c-
Chicago. H. July 5-Hogs-Recelpts,
IS. 900; market 10c to 25c below yester-
days best time Heavyweight. Szl9o4
22.75; medium weight. s21-75 q 22S0; light
sovs- smooth. S21-00 O 21-T5; packing sows,
rough, S2o-251 2100; pigs. S1s-o0 Q 20-z5-
Cattle - Receipts 1a.0o1: unsettled
Beef steers. medium AID heavyweignt.
SIS. 80 G17-s0; medium and good. s13-75H
1910. cornmon- $3.50 1875 butcher
cattle. heife-s. ss-35915-oo; cows. $500 g
veal calves. light and handyweight S1s-zs
G1e15- feeder steers. Sa.50017.5e; stock
.er steers SS-25 HIS
sheep-Receipts. 5000; strong Lambs,
dun. good and choice. $7.35 q $50: year
ling Wethers. S10-5o61425-
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. No July 15.-Rogs-Re-
ceipts. 11.o00. steady Hearies. s221a0
z2zo: light se1-25 e2z-2e, sows, S2o-753
zlso; pigs s1s-035 Elsa
Catlie-Rccelpts. p, oQQs steady Steers.
s10.0oG1650; heifers, $3.50 400; cows.
<6.15 T1z-f0. calves. $1f75 G1s.75: stock
e-s. s7.s5 9134o.
Sheep-Recelpts, 1000; higher. Lambs,
So oG17-25, ewes. $3-ool16.oo.
Denver Livestock Close
Denver. Colo. July 15.-Cattle - Re
ceipts, 400; easier Beef steers. slo-Seg
1875: cows and heifers. sz-75G1o.7s;
calves. s13-006145o.
Hog=ReceIpts. 100; steady TOP.
$3.50; bulk. S21.7S0 2210-
zoe higher Lambs. s1s.75 E11-25; ewes.
$7-756Gz5-
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
Fort Worth. Tex Ju.y 15.-Ca-tle-He-
ceipts $500; market slow. Beeves, Ss-50G
1885, stoclers. 500 6e-50; cows ss7-7g0
SIS. heifers. ss-o0F12-5o- bulls, sse04
7.25: calves. $500 @ 1900
HoeS-Receipts 25e. market STEADY.
Heavy. s21-z5G p. 50. medium. s2z90G
2z.2S. light $2175 52e5- mixed. S21Oocs /
e2-00. common. 1890 21-oc; pigs. 5000
d1s-5o.
sheep-ReceIpts. 1eGo: market steady ,
Lambs, $500 CISCO; yeariings. S1o-00E /
1100: uethers. ss.0oGs $50. ewes, $1,000 /
s.5os cuils. ss.oo97.os goats, sz-2597-a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
SEVERE FLOOD
VISITS GLOBE
Main Street Of Arizona
Town Inundated; $780,
600 Damage Done.

Globe. Ariz- July 15.-one Of the
most severe floods that has visited
the Globe mining district for IS years
swept the business section and both
northern and southern ends OF the
city last night about o'clock Prop
erty estimated in the neighborhood OF
100000 was damaged
During the height OF the series OF
elosdbursts the main street wall In
undated with two feet or water. witch
carried household fixtures and furni-
ture on its crest to Pi1al creek Sew
erai houses we've carried down in the
torrent and an Arizona Eastern pzs--
senger train vas forced 70 unload its
passengers on the edge OF the city,
owing 70 the washout OF a bridge IN
the southern part OF the city.
Posfoffice Il Hard Hit.
The postoffice. Western Union Of
flee. one Of the local brokers' offices
and garage we're worst hit BY the
flood
Pat Hurley who has been resident
OF the city for number OF years. was
reported missing last night
Immediately after the high water
had subsided n the flooded area work
was commenced salraging goods IN
business houses ard cleaning the
debris from the floors Of the build
ings which were Inundated.
Approximately 90 buildings were
estimated By city officials 70 have
been damaged by the flood waters
Several adobe houses. which we're
partly inundated. collapsed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
HARVESTER co.
T0ENTER STATE
Court Gives Ousted Cor
poration Authority to Do
Business in Texas.

Austin, Texas. July 1.-THE inter-
national Harvester company IS given
authority to reenter the state OF Texas
by q judgment entered by judge
George Calhoun Of the 5srd district
court
This company IS TO be readmitted
into the state under the provision OF
the act OF the last regular session OF
the legislature permitting busted cor
porafiors 70 Renter Texas a hear
ing on the case was held At Chicago
and Dallas. where testimony was
taken before James A Balger. special
commissioner After considering this
testimony. the court decided the har-
vester company was entitled TO a per-
init TO come back 10 Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
SAND CAUSES WATER METERS
TO REGISTER NACcURATELY

Numerous complaints are being
made regarding the increased cost OF
water during the last several months.
According 10 councilman r c Semp1e.
the rates are the same as formerly.
but the meters in many sections OF
the city have been filled with sand.
resulting II part Of the water flow
passing through the meter without
being measured The water depart
ment has been CLEANING the meters
and the instruments are again regis
tering properly This is the cause OF
the sccalied Increased water bills,
said Mr. Semple.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

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LIBERAL reward for return OF silver
mesh bag engraved p c. D lost Friday
Return 70 IS Brazos Apis.
LOsI-On Fort Bliss car lady's black
purse containing water bill with address.
Phone 5i12W. Information viii be ap-
p-eciated.
LOST-Naval aviator's gold flying pin,
Ensign s G. Hawkins engraved on back.
liberal reward Phone 3107 or call 81
California ST
LOeT-Sealsizin pocl1etbook containing $50
or $40 IN Plaza opposite Hotel Orndorff:
viii give $50 reward for return or will
appreciate return Of pocketbook anony-
mously % 1880 Hawthorne. Z H. Pirmmer
Reward % person returning collie dog to
SO chihuahua s. Dog answers 70 name
OF Tony. has collar with name and iri-
tails E. A. F. stamped thereon. license
tag no. 1913: police please notice pm
loa5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

FOR sALESmaIl soft drink stand DOR
good business. sell cheap Corner stat
ton and Montana St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
ROBERTS EXPLAINS BENEFITS
OF PLANNING COMMISSION

Benefits FL Paso would receive
from city planning commission, and
what FL Paso needs to be a greater
and better FL Paso, were explained to
members OF the real estate board at
noon Tuesday by Kari n Roberts.
manager Of the chamber Of commerce.
The luncheon was at the Sheldon, and
was well attended by realtors.
A city planning Commission was
endorsed BY the board Mr. Roberts
suggested the appointment of a non
partisan commission 10 take up the
work OF city planning. The board en-
dorsed the idea and decided 70 COM
municate its wishes to mayor Charles
Davis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
WILL DISCUSS
PROPOSED PROFITEERING BILL

A meeting OF the retail merchants
committee OF the chamber OF commerce
has been called BY scott White. chair
OF commerce tonight at o'clock 70
discuss the profiteering act recently
submitted 10 Ike Texas legislature by
governor ". P Hobby. A formal pro
test VIII be made against the enact
ment OF the bill into law since Il
affects the business OF every retail
merchant in Texas. according to John
H Regan. assistant manager of the
chamber OF commerce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
LIGHTNING HITS
CAR; 25 HURT
Several Probably Fatally
Injured at Pittsburg;
Children Trampled.

Pittsburg- Pa July 15.-Twenty-
five persons were injured. several
orooably fatally, when lightning
struck a crowded street car IL the
center OF the downtown district dur
ing a severe electrical storm this ar
ternoon- A number OF women and
children were tramDlsd in a panic
which followed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
D. z. LISTED sTOCKs
MoNEY AND METALS

fBy Associated Fressl
New York. July 1s.-Ne-cantiie paper,
Sterling 60 day bills. s4l9z: CONNER
rial 50 day bills On hanks. s9-4o2s; coI1-
mercial 60 day bills. Sf-s1s demand sl-4i \ :
cables. Ss-42.
Tine leans very strong 50 days 80
days ana six months. bid
CAL money firm high. s. low. g. rul-
Ing rate. s. eiosing bid, s. offered ~
last loan. 6.
Bar silver s1.o6-
Mexican dollars Sc
Copper strong electroiytic spot. Il; July
and August q = = &c; September, &c
Iron. steady; Nc I northern. s2s-5o;
No northern $3.50; No . southern
f1S.oo
gust, <5.eoQ5-7a.
spelter f.-sn. East St Louis delivery
spot. f7-35- August. S1.45 G7-So
LOSDCS METAL MARkET.
London. Eng. July 15.-closinE quota
tons on the metal exchange today were
IS follows:
Copper, Zoo. IS. Ga.
Electrolytic, zzo1-
tn. 1850. 3. I'd
Lead. f2S. rs Cd
Spelters ~, los
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
STOCK MARKET
BROAD, ACTIVE
Equipments and Groups of
Peace Industrials Are
Features in Gains.

New york. july 1s.-Equipments and the
several groups Of peace industrials were
the CHEZ features Of to5ay's broad and
active stock market at gross gains Of ?
10 almost 10 points. Sales approximateo
1.75os00o shares
The close was strong.
me closing prices o. Liberty bonds 70
day were. 5zs. S9S-5zi FIRST Is. $500;
second Is, Ss3-3-; first KS, $500, second
tas. s9AC6- third f1s $500; fourth Z
sass Victory SAs, S1oo-o1; Victory z4s-
Irregular at Opening
Stocks were moderately irregular At
the opening OF todays session. profit TAX
ing in Crucible Steel and Baldwin Loco
motive, together with the hezviness OF
shippings as 3 result Of The strike cars-
ing reactions OF TO almost p5siiss
amo1s leaders. This was balanced 70 ar
extent BY the further strength OF equip
ments and some Of the popular special
an advance OF "a points OILS. coppers
ana Investments rails were steady 10
firm. but motors also reacted on realiz-
ing sales.
Prices Rebound After Drop.
The early reversal on the stock market
points under closing prices. United States
steel furtelting all OF yesterdays gains
Prices soon rehounded vigorously. how
ever. buying OF rails. notably standard
shares. serving 10 effect q general re-
adjustment Iobaccos. sugars and tex
tiles were conspicuous in the rally, Leril-
lard Jumping Il points and American
Wooisn 81 on comparatively few sales
Montana Power featured the Utilities. gain-
Ing points Trading exceeded yesrer-
days enormous dealings OF the forenoon
Call money opened at 10 Z percent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
70 YEAR OLD CLERK ADMITS
KILLING MAN WITH HAMMER

Avon. y. = July Is. - Edward
O'Brien. the 20 year old clerk arrested
here charged with the murder Of
Gardiner c. Hull. OF the New York
stationery firm Of Hull & Depplsch.
made a second written confession to-
day, according to the police. in which
he admitted that the hammer blows
which killed Mr- Hull were struck
by him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
u. S. Balloon. Trying For
Record, Runs INTO Storm

Omaha. Neb-. July 15.-Balloon NO
1. pilotcd by Capt A. c. Mckinley and
Lieut. James Nicely. one OF two bal
looms which left Omaha yesterday
evening in an attempt 10 break the
long distance record. passed over St
Anthony near 3larshalltown. Ia at
SIS.
A card dropped from the basket and
telephoned TO the Omaha World
Herald. said the balloon had Travelled
in a large circle Apparently it had
encountered a storm
another large thunderstorm is ap-
preaching" the message said. The
craft was at an altitude OF 1000 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
WASHOUTs KEEP GOVERNOR
FROM GETTING TO CAPITAL

santa Re. = j. July I5--D1 ac-
count OF washours north and south Of
here Santa re IS today still withoI
train service Yesterday and tcday's
trains from the north are being de-
toured by French Dawson Iucuu-
carl Vaughn and Albuquerque
Gov o. A. Larrazolo, who had gone
10 Las Vegas for visit. IS among
those who are unable 70 get 70 thiz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Business Chance,

PHoToFosTaLs. &c -1 Do. ioS TeSss 8.
FL PAsO TRANsFER CO., phone s57S
Baggage and moving; hauling Of all kinds.
IS STOOL cafe. only one Ia town. for
sale at bargain c. p. Hardin. Groom.
Tex
THE ORISINATOR Of the low cost OF
moving
HERMAN TRANSFER co.
CHAIR barber shop for sale at once.
extra good business. good reason for SELL
ing. p i. slay. Groom, Texas.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING. fintins.
paper hanging and decorating Best work,
lowest prices Joe Fuentes- Phi s0zS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Lodge Notices
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MASONIC NOTICE..


MASONIC NOTICE
Boon's Vest Pocket Trestie-Board and
working tools OF symbolic Free-1lasonry
new edition Just out. here are but a few
distinctive and exclusive features Of this
new Monitor The exeterlc works IN the
entered apprs1tices fellow craft and mas
te1's degrees; practical hints: how TO ex-
anime visitors: teaching candidates their
lessons; what IS suitable proficiency; how
10 give the grand honors; memorizing the
ritual; opening and closing a lodge; an
Gent landmarks. Masonic dictionary. etc;
bound IN paper by mail IS cents: extra
cloth 50 cents; kerstcl leather title in gold
81 c P. Boon. I3S Fredericksburg Road
San Ar-nr-n L.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Grains and Provisions.

Chicago Grain Close
Corn-Sept. Sissy; Dec SLs1&-
oats-Sept. 7Szc; Dee. SIC
Chicago Provisions. Close
Pork-July. S5z-7o; sept. S524o-
Lard-Sept-. S35.15. Oct. s35.1e-
Ribs-Juiy. S2S-55; sept, $3.50.
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago. H.. July 15.-Butter-Crearn-
cry. 47G5z1sc
Eggs-Higher: receipts. s4ss5 cases
Firsts. 81 43% c; ordinary 1irsts. 50 o
soc; al market. cases Included $50 @
Il X C; storage packed firsts. z3 ~ q SIC
Pouitry-Alive. lower Fowls. SIZE
Potatoes-Firn- arrivals So cars New
lear lotsl Irish Cobblers, Virginia, S7-50G
IFS barrel: southern Bliss TrIumrhs-
sacked. S400f410 cwt-. Kansas and Mis-
souri, early Ohios. sacked. $3-75G 500 cEt-
Kansas City Produce, Close.
Kansas City. No. July 15--Butter-
Packing &c higher. zscs others IN
changed
EsE=Unehanged. Firsts. zscs seconds.
s4c
Poultry-Unchaaged Hens. 2sEc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

Ol1EINdLL4a u h-I
at s a. n. 18th
meridian time, July
IS. 1913
Forecasts.
FL Paso and vicin-
ity. Generally fair
tonight and wed
resday.
New Mexico: Part
" cloudy. showers
tonight or Wcdnes-
day n OF m u c b
change IN tempera-
ture.
Arizona Showers
tonight OF Wednes-
day: OF mu C b
change in tempera-
ture.
West Texas To-
night and Wednes-
day generally fair
N FL Paso at noon
.ents temperature al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
TW1N noYs pEAp.

The twin sons Of c. Orozco, Jesus
and Jose. died Sunday night within
few minutes OF each other OF whoop-
ing cough They were three and one
half years Old The father lives at
221S East San Antonio street Burial
viii be in one grave in ConcordIa
Catholic cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
woMAS ARRESTED OK CHARGE

Julia Gonzales was arrested Tues
day afternoon on a federal warrant
charging her with manufacturing an
intoxicating liquor known as teshu-
inc. from corn meal The woman in
sisted that the beverage was merely
refreshing drink and not alcoholic
Her preliminary hearing was set for
JUL y ana her bond lixed at 500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
FUNERAL SERVICE WEDNESDAY
FOR THOMAS Il. SMITH

The funeral OF Thomas E. Smith,
who died suddenly Monday morning.
viii be held a. o'clock wednesday
afternoon from the residence, 3z02
Alamogordo street. Mr. Smith WIS a
32d degree Mason and the Masonsl
viii have charge OF the funeral.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
TRADE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE
MARKET BADLY DEMORALIZED

NeE York. July 15.-Trading IN the
foreign exchange market became Ut
terry demoralized this afternoon.
sterling and francs falling TO new low
levels Demand sterling was quoted
az $40 II and French checks fell
&c 81. Trading in lires also became
more reaccionary with 4 general IN
settlement soon in remittances To-
Scandinavian countries
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

leo PERCENT results frcn tenerents-
TUENER. KE1ne & GOODWILL
VASTED-sman piece lnco-rs properly
from owner close IN On South r Paso.
Oregon san Jzcintc OF Stanton must %
bargain and big revenue producer, state
price and location Frank c. Aberle. care
Herald
FIVE or 5 room u1ocer1 bungaioH with
furnace. etc; offer As first payment Two
lots. building site OF Gold St. half block
or Elm. L1rhattan Heights talancs-
monthly paEnentss give locztior. arp-oxi-
mate price. etc Address P O. Box soz,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Help Wsnted-SaIesmen

We HAVE big sl0.ooo. coo company. es-
taoiisned more than a year ago. differed
~ nigh grade men. with a former Stand
ara vi man for manager Of operations
owns about 100000 acres leases $4,000
Texas Has It producing wells We ex-
pecl 70 build up a tremendous concern
IN time We want statesmen who are look
grade people Our men have placed about
100000 in stock and we expect TO sell
another million as rapidly as possible Our
men are making big money as high as
$500 Per month. The right men can
make very profitable. congenial connec-
ton with people who appreciate success.
The public Is now awake 70 fact that
stock Ia big companies IS safest and pays
best B. D. Hatcher. vice president. Box
So. Fort Worth Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

New Castle. Pa. July 15.-arrying
a large Bible. Steve Mawyoski told the
police he was looking for heaven He
was sent to the county jail for five
days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Business Chances


FOR sALE-Smail soft drink stand doing
good business. sell cheap Corner stan
ton and Montana St
FOR rent or lease. cheap. established soft
drink and deiicatessen stand heart OF
city. INQUIRE lis Texas
FOR sALE-Nice. clean stock OF mer-
chandise. good location. VIII lease store
and fixtures. ADDRESS E rs. care Herald
ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRISG MACHIS-
cry, outfit complete. n first class condi-
ton. 5000 worth for $780, better see It
Apply s1s s. Stanton.
WANT partner with SO 600 70 enlarge
present business. replies confidertial but
prompt attention necessary. Address L
169. care Herald
Il FOOT second hand soda. fountain and
fixtures for sale At bargain also new soda
fountain and fixtures,
~ 9lyrtle Ave Pnone lf5s.
OPPORTUNITY OF q lifetime; a flourish
ms business for sale. cheap for cash. ?
cars go with business. $4,000 Will handle
Aderess Z l65. care Herald
AT RANGER. TEX. We are securinE 10
all over the country. no matter what ii1e
Of business WHAT CAN We DO FOR
TOU1 Write Us today. 1farowstz Realty
Co. AcClesky Hctel bldg. Ranger. Tex
AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS oPPOR-
TUNITT
Well established. centrally located retail
business In FL Paso. netting owner About
$40. 900 per year. Full particulars furnish
ed Interested parties AL inquiries conf
dental
ADDRESS AS. CARE HERALD
GO MO THE SOFT Drink BUSINESS
We supply the Equipment
Soda Fountains Carbonators
store Fixtures Show Cases
Tables and Chairs Luncheorerts Outfits
Steam Tables Roof Beer Outfits
lee Cream F-sezerB
Bottlers' and Confectionery Machinery
and Supplies
scld on Easy Payments
Glassware Siiverware. Crushed Fruit4
Syrrrs. Extracts. and C0lors.
EMPIRE BOTTLISG WORKS
Cor Mills and Flors1ce Streeta
e Peso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Situations Nanfed-MaIe

1l-ua-oDl " aLlG0-lIlllE
--~--~-~~--~~-~---~-------
cAkPEN1EK and contractor. Phi. ss2s.
BOOIkKEEPER -STENOGKAPHER- com
pe-ert. wishes POSITION address I 11o,
care Herald
WANTED-Position as Chauffeur n PR
vate family by young nan OF character
and ability. had Il years experience Ad-
arsss III. care Herald
Man wants position as yardman- porter.
Warchrn1n. IN hotel. roouirg house apart
rnent or institution Address ; III. care
Herald
FIRST class bookkeeper and credit nan
open FOR position. can furnish credirable
local reference. VIII gladly call for per-
sonal lnteryiew- address ? 14s. Herald
DISCHARGED solder wishes to DIVE
= through 70 California WITH Tourist
OF take auto through. several months ex-
ner1ence driving in France Phone 3.
Island Inn. Fabens. Tex
SITUATION WANTED = Young married
man. 50 years old. wants position with re-
sponS-hle oil or brokerage company. where
agreeable personality as well as ability 10
handle detailed office work and CORES
poncence Is required; no objection 70
leaving city can furnish best OF refer
enees. Address ] ls5. cars Herald
MARRIED man. with family. wishes man
ayers or superi1tendent's position; thor
oug1ly experienced in general farming.
and oairylnEi four years in present posi-
tion as manager OF large cattle ranch /
business IN New Mexico competent 10
handle any sized proposition IL any icca-
lions references from present employer.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Oil and Mining

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WiL6ARGER county oil leases. write or
wire for prices summercur & Long. Oh
ExchanEe bldg. Vernon. Tex
SIX silver. lead ard gold claims FOR sale
Inquire or write F. W van Dover. Yucca.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

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