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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23
PREDIGTSDR0P
INLIVINGG05TS
Palmer Declares Prices Are
Due to Decline In Ap-
neal to Public.

washington, D. C.. Dec. 25.-The
cost Of living is on the decline. At
-ornev general Palmer made this
statement in an appeal 10 the Amer
ican public TO accelerate the down
ward sweep Of high prices by in
creasing production and eliminating
extravagance-
~The history Of retail food prices,
saws the statement indicates lle M,
4 decided downward trend orulnarll+
nav be expected in the part o. the
ves- between January i and Marcn
II is TO be hoped this trend VIII
lie. accelerated this year ny the cam
rafEn initiated by the government
4The Lever food control act, under
which the food administration oper-
ated and through the enforcement
OF which the department OF justice
IS now trying 70 reQuce nl5n prices
unfortunately did not provide a pen
a1tv for acts declared 20 be unlaW-
situation. the president appeared pc
lore congress and urged an INNER
late amendment OF the 1909 col-Lo
act 20 extend its scope TO an the
necessities of life, and to provide
penalty for violation Of section FOUR
Of this act. which made prot1teerlng
unlawful and TO extend the lie OF
the act into peace time Wherever
possible, a determined effort VIII pe
made 10 obtain jail sentences
Beyond this. the department OF
Justice has instituted a thorough 60
Ing and nationwide campaign, par
ticipated in by thOuF7uds OF men
and women, bringing about regGla-
rions in the cost OF living through
education and through moral sua-
sion. In states this campaign is
progressing actively The work in
an Of them as directed from Wash
inEton, is being done by fair price
commissioners or United states at
forueys- Very soon organizations Of
the remaining states viii be com
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23
ELK SCOUTS GET THEIR
UNIFORMS For CHRISTMAS

Six boys who have completed their
tenderfoot tests in Boy Scout troop
No. 26. sponsored by the Elks. received
their uniforms Tuesday and made
their appearance on the streets under
the chaperouA &c OF P F. Campton,
chairman OF the troop commits As
fast as other members OF the troop
pass the tenderfoot test. they are 70
be given their uniforms by the Elks
but every lad must pay the cost Of
his uniform One Of the principals
Of scouting is that each boy must
earn the money 10 buy his own uni-
form, but the Elks are loaniug then
the money so that they may have
their uniforms at once.
The six boys who appeared IN uni
form Tuesday include Fnez SalaZar
son OF the late Mexican rebel general
Of the same name. Jose Venegas, Lyn
BoWden. Pablo Viellascas, Gabriel
EscaJeda and Luis Aendez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23
HOBBY NAMES HILL COUNTY
MAN NEW STATE CONTROLEE

Austin. Tex. Dec 23.-Preparation
OF quarters for the board Of control
named last night by the governor
were begun TO-DAY by Tasiseu Smith,
state superintendent OF public build
inEs and grounds
The board win assume It's duties
January g This IS the personnel OF
the board as announced by the gov
ernor: s. B. CowwelI, Grayson county,
chairman: Adam Johnson, Burnet
county. and L ". little. Cherokee
county The appointment OF con-
troler little as member OF the
board was the onlE surprise. as the
appointment OF the other members
had been anticipated.
The governor Immediately filled
the vacancy caused by the appoint
ment Of Mr.. little by appointing
representative Mark WigginEton, OF
Hill county. TO succeed 1Tr. Title as
controller.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23
ARREST TWO ON
MURDERGHARGE
Police Nab Men Following
Probe In Car Shoot
ing ARRAY.

Two men were arrested Monday
night by the police as a result OF an
investigation into the shooting AZ
fray between deputy sheriffs and
several men in a car at Alameda and
Piedras streets last Thursday morn
ing. The men are Policarpio Rod
riguez and Carlos Ganegos.
They were riding in an automobile
driven by GaIegos which is believed
by the police to be the same car used
in the battle with the officers. Early
Tuesday morning charges Of murder
" ere filed against the men in the JUS
tice court Of R. B. RaWlins- 4 date
for the preliminary hearlg has not
been set
Concealed Bullet Holes.
The automobile seized BY the police
is a Ford. In the back are two bullet
holes. one Of which pierced the back
and the upholsterinE and the other
q which went through the back cur
tains. An effort apparently had
been made TO conceal the evidence Of
the affray, as the bullet hole in the
hack OF the carrhad been cleverly SOL
dered and the uphOlstering patched
However. the solder in the body Of
the car was easily detected and re-
Neither Of the two men would
make any statement regarding the
charges against them Both main
tanned silence in the face OF the
questioning by officers for a time,
Rodriguez started 10 make a state
ment OF some sort and suddenly
ceased. demanding that he be allowed
to see a lawyer
The men were transferred TO the
county Jail
Offer Different Theories.
Considerable doubt Is expressed by
some authorities that the men who
were killed during the affray met
a. cir death at the hands OF other oc-
cunants IN the car It was pointed
cot that the bullet holes we're in such
position that Ii would have been
difficult for the shots to have missed
any two persons sitting in the back
seat and Furthermore the fact that
one Of the dead men was an informer
vas not known 20 his companions at
the time Of the shooting The
strongest argument in favor OF the
theory that they were killed by their
own companions however. is the soft
nosed bullet found in the body Of one
man and the powder burns on the
wound OF the other
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23
MUNICIPAL CHRISTMAS TREE
AND PROGRAM IN READINESS

The municipal Christmas tree has
been set up in Cleveland square and
is ready for the presents, L H Reed.
secretary Of community service said
Tuesday The tree is Is feet high.
Il was brought from Cioudcroft.
Several smaller trees surround the
large one.
The Christmas eve program viii
start at 6 o'clock tomorrow night.
There win be candy on the tree for
every tot in town.
The municipal band viii furnish
music The singing VIII be led by
George Daland. Carols viii be sung
by little Eddie Schenck- The lad. II
years old. accompanies himself on the
guitar.
The boy scouts viii have a share in
the program.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23
Lodge Notices.
WANT AID RATE CARD.

Two cents per word each daily insertion
Three consecutive insertions. including
Saturday. 4 cents per word
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ls 20 words
One dollar and fifty cents per agate
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on monthly rate.
Bold face lines. double price
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writing.
Accounts for classified ads are due after
first insertion Not responsible FOR more
than one Incorrect insertion.
In order 20 give time for proper CLASH
fication 70 is necessary 70 close The Herald
classified page Saturdays at 1850 a. n
All other days at 1870 p M Want ads
received after this hour viii appear the
next day Orders 20 discontinue want ads
must be in Herald office before 9 a. 70. ~
day Of publication
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23

Entire state OF Te1nH can Be covered az
the lowest possible rate With tue largest
most Thoroughly distributed circulation
91z cents per word Sundays
cents per word Daily
20 words mlnimum-
A guaranteed circulation $4,000 sur
days. 225000 daily.
This is the combined circulation OF The
Dallas Times-Herald. Fort Worth Star
Telegram. The San Antonio Light. p Pasn
Herald and The Houston Chronicle
Your al sent 20 any OF the above paperg
with cash viii be handled for you and
your ad VIII appear IN all OF them
wednesday noon should see your copy
IN any one OF the offices for your I'D 70
appear IN these psperu the following Sun
day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23

LOST-LiIIIe dos. white Win 6roWa spots.
only companion o. sick child. reward Pm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23
VICTIM OF ASSAULT DIES
FROM INTERNAL HEMORRHAGES

Martin Lopez, 30 years old. who
lived al 913 Park street died at Hotel
Dieu az $3.50 o'clock Monday night
from wounds received when he was
attacked by thugs Saturday night
Lopez was going 10 his home about
11-30 o'clock Saturday night when a
man leaped from a doorway and at
tackled him from behind Another
beat him over the head and then
stabbed him in the abdomen. He
was robbed OF his watch and SO
Death fs believed 20 have been the
result Of internal hemorrhages.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23

word las been recelTed here @ ne
effect that Mrs. n. ]. Kelly, wife OF
Michael Kelly. a Southern Pacific en-
gineer. died at Tucson. Ariz., Non
lav afternoon. Mrs. Kelly was 81
years old and besides her husband IS
survived By three sous, Henry. Fran
els and Joseph, and two daughters,
Airs. Helen UhriE and Mrs Julia
Leigh. all OF FL Paso. The body is
expected here Wednesday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23
"a Wanted-Male ~ Fenals
Help Wantsd-Fsmale

Z WANTED-Good woman for kitchen wee,
good wages 50s NJ Oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23

ONE city. road selling beverages. caud
cakes. eracEsrs- Tickle MfE- Co. Fi'
Points
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23

ERAL MANAGEK-Oldest and most pop
uiar and SUBSTANTIAL mercantile concern ln
its trade territory has opening Tor high
class man This Is an exceptional oppor-
tuulty. concern was csta nllshed In lee-s
does a retail business en- dry goods. shoes,
men and wurnen's Furnishings. etc Re-
quires man OF experience and high exc
cutlve ability must assume complete
charge Of the business and do buying IN
eastern markets % necessary We carry
high class merchandise lnventoryinE apr
proxlmntely 100000. state past experience
fully and salary expected. L. De Bona
Dry Goods 60 EAGLE Pass Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23

Mrs ora W. BolliuEer. ~, died at
an FL Paso hospital at a. m Tues
day. She is survived by her husband,
T. ~ Bollinger. who will accompany
the body 20 the home OF the deceased,
Tyrone. Okla.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23

THREE hundred and thirty-one
1 years ago today. December %.
1888. the duke Of Guise was assassi-
mated.
Find the assassin.
ANSWER TO FEsTERD AVS PUZZLE
Upper right corner down. in cloak.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23

Miss Elnora Gibson. 80. died at her
residence. 10ff1k South Ochoa street
Monday afternoon Funeral arrange
ments have not been announced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23

80. J. CD EEgs Hot Cakes and Coffee IS
g Ham or Bacon and EEEs Hot
Cakes and Coffee. ---..----.--- 40
g. Hot Cakes stripped With Ham
or Bacon. and Bacon -..------- 80
g. sausage. Hot Cakes and Coffee IS
s. small Steak. 2 EEgs. Toast and
Alllee --.----. s.--- 81
Pork Chop. EEg. Potatoes, HOT
O. Oatmeal Fruit. Toast and Cofcce 20
s. Fried Mush and Bacon and
Eollee --..- 80
9. Waffes stripped with Bacon.
and Coffee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .15
BOTTOMS CAFE.
Phone 1855. az z san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23

MUST be live wire. no others need apply
have the right kind % a proposition for
the right kind % person. this Is a gold
mine. come and see this Call FROM a.
IN 90 3 p m. f25 Trust Bldg. Phi 1ssg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23
MOTHER HEARS
SON IS SLAIN
Letter May Lead to Clue in
Murder Of Negro in
PennsYlvania.

As a result OF a letter received by
- his mother in FL Faso and Of informa-
ton furnished by her. the police Of
New Kensington. Pa, are investigat-
Ing the reported murder OF Homer C.
clayton, negro. Of El Paso. in that
city.
A week ago Mrs. II. Boothe. 1906
East Missouri street, mother Of the
young man. received word from a
former sweetheart OF his, who wrote
from Springfield. o. TO the effect
tlat the boy had been murdered by a
woman in New Kensington- The let
ter stated that the girl had been cor
responding and that his letters sud
denly ceased. She wrote that later
she received word OF the murder
Received Last word.
Mrs. Boothe said that on November
IS. she received a letter from her
son. then in New Kensington, enclos-
ing a check for SO and stating tnat
he was well and working there her
next Information was when lne
sweetheart wrote.
dfsnatch from New KensinEton
states that the police have received
AIRS. Boothe's letter and instituted
search for her son and an investga-
ton Of his possible murder.
Fine No Clue.
Latest reports, however were TO the
effect that they had found no clue 70
The possible murder II such was
committed, reports state, It was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23

siounted officer John Wood has
rendered his resignation as a patrol
ran. effective December 81. Mr.
wood VIII engage IN the Insurance
business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23

LOST ana EOunQ
phone C. o. Long and receive reward. Pm
SIS
LOST-Little dog. white with hrcwa spots,
only companion o. sick child. reward Pm
LOST-Bunch Of KEYS probably IN lot back
OF swift D. co. Please return 20 White
CAFE and receive reward
LOsT-PaiEe wheel. T. s. tire s2Ks. on
north loop read. mile Of Clint Finder
please Ph. Is. Clint Tex
LOsT-smau black curly poodle dog FROM
sos PARK Road. Kern Place. reward FOR re-
turn 20 F. n. Hall. Pm ASA
LOST-Two white dogs. SPITE and an
American bull. bulldogs ears and tai
trimmed Phi 3lZ9. reward
lost - Lady's gold Waltham watch IN
small p0cketbook IN Kress' store Monday
morning Phi s6i3. reward. 6ll 4esa-
lost - A passport 10 Mexico between
santa Re bridge and Franklin. Please re-
turn 20 5o30 Grant Az. Ph. s36s. reward
sTRAYED or stolen on saturday. Cuban
parrot Party having same please re-
turn 90 Apt 1. SO Prospect. Pm 1870. re-
ward
PARTY U.ho. By mistake. took brown mix
ture belted overcoat marked Popular Dry
Goods Co inside. from Elzs' club. Monday
night. can ga
VIII The person who found glasses pub
lie library. Friday afternoon. return 20
Mr. Kraft. Fisher HOTEL Liberal reward,
NJ questions-
STRAINED OR sTOLEN-Brindle Bulldog,
white breast. partly black face. brass col
lar with name plate. Minneapolis address
and Minneapolis license answers 20 the
name cap" Return % 1910 Altura
Boulevard. liberal reward N. z35l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23
Help Wanted-Agents

~-~---~--=-~~-@==7=-=-- >-------~--~-----~---
WANTED-Two experienced men 20 So
lclt and collect Industrial Life Insurance
on commission eo5 Herald Bldg
LIVE wires 90 sell auto accessory I'D Ari-
zona. New Mexico and West Texas. sales
men are masking several hundred month.
get busy Address O. 200 care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23
"a Wanled-MaIe

Help Wanted-MaIe
-~-~-~-~-~-------------~-
WANTED-coiorsd driver for horse and
WAGON Apply 413 Nils St
WANTED-Waiter for sof club apply
manager Country club. corner Dyer and
Mountaln Ave
WANTED boys over IS years 70 de-
liver Western Uni1n teleEra1ns. can carr
good salary for your Christmas
WANTED - Erperieuced Ford drIFsrs.
must have local reference Apply city
service Go.
WANTED-Brisht. young nan 70 collect
well recommended singer Sewing Ma
chine Co. eos S "a Paso-
PLU3IBEE wanted Tor new and repair
work. state age. experience and salary eI-
pected. steady work address PLUMBER,
P o. Boz 1f71.
WANTED - Fast. accurate booEkee7sr.
must write good clear hand. saiary SIS,
JANIS l. MARR q CO.
500 z. san Antonio ST
WANTED Mezico. experlenced smell
ter men. with working knowledge o.
spanish Apply J. r Woodul. '110S Mills
Bldg.
WANTED-seTsraI y0ulE mea. unmarFied,
with thorough grocery experience, prefer
those with recent eIperlences a good ~
ture for the right kind Apply Afternoons
only. PlEEly-WlEEly. san Antonio
WANTED, MEN - Prepare as french.
brakemen. coiured train portsrs. s150-fl10
per month TO experience Necessary. reras
roads Write In-sr-Rallway. Dept 17l.
Indianapolis. Ind
WANTED - Thoroughly experienced saW-
NH men. yard man. lumber checkers. 4
horse drivers. wccdsmer. etc. state phone
OF wire address Peulsco Lumber Co..
LcnEwelL ". H. or phone Mr Simpson.
100 10. AlnurnUnrHn " Isl
WANTED-Flrst class ory-acetyIens weld
cr who understands all branches o. The
work only professionals need apply. Ad-
dress P o. BOX l9e or call office second
floor southern Welding & Machine Co
Bldg from ESQ % s o'clocE. excepting
YOUNG man Who has ne vision 70 look
20 the future rather than 20 present pay
10 do anything called upon about an
offlce. collecting. EoluG on errancss o.
auythinE checrfuliy and euthuslasticails-i
wages are no object 70 this kind Of young
man. IL you understand what We mean
Address, with references, 2 1ss. care Her
AID.
WANTED promlnent flrm o. public ac-
countarts has openings for senior Gc-
countants; 90 men 81 abbey and clean
record an unusual Opportunity 90 offered
answer By letter only. giving fun lnforInl-
ton. experience age. married or single.
references and salary wanted Address p.
o. Box sos
NEWSPAPER ROJTEs.
Several Herald routes have become 50
large e IS necessary FOR Us o divide them
Therefore. we have two routes cpen in the
best part o. Government Hlii one On che
best part 81 Highland Park and one on
" oregon s. IL you want the best bust
ness proposition ever offered 90 any school
boy. you better make application FOR one
o. these routes AZ once can % see Mr. I
Gioscn. IN the Herald Circulation Dept E
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23
Dressmakinq

HEMsrlTCHiNG, aecurdion knife plating
Mrs s Jones. SUB Emporium eos Teas
MADAME GRAND rlERRF - DesIrner
and dressmaEer. flsks. Apt Is Made 90
measure garments Tor out % town custom
gouabls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23
Chnstmas Gifts Suggestion,

Johnston and Chocolate shop Candies
IVORY. sets and odd pieces
FRENCH PERFUMES. large assortment
Coty's. Houbisauts. Piver's. Rogers d
Galiet. Mary Garden"
PAKNE-RICE CO.. nc.
Phones 356-3I5-
101 s. Fl Paso St
THE TENAS STORE
SOC E. Overland 81
Aen-s wv suits ----..---..-.-- Wv
DINING ROOM FURNITURE FOR GIFTS
Rogers Furniture CO. z1l-s-ll n Stanton.
Flashlights. pocket knives and raz0rs-
ALLEN ARMS q CYCLE co.
kODAKS-If il isn't an Eastman. II isn't
W. C. WALL CO.
PATHE PHONOGRAPHs.
FOUTZ A MOORE.
1ls n STANTON
CHINESE AND JAPANEsE BAZAAR-
All kinds OF silks, kimonos and -hinaware-
Wong Tew Co. 10i 2 Franklin
CHhIsTMAS MENU. served from Il TO 2.
price 81 Oyster cocketail. fruit salad, eel
cry. sweet pickles. baked turkey with
creamed potatoes. candied yams. French
peas, asparagus. creamed corn, creamed
caulifloWers oranges. bananas. applesl
grapes. nuts mixed candles, mince pie
fruit cake, ice cream. coffee, sweet cider
Sunshine Dining Room. 407 2. Franklin
81. Ph- ISIS for reservations
LOOK FOR TIE BIG GOLD CLOCK.
Some OF our sensational prices on uia-
nonds. watches and iewelry.
Bracelet Watches as low as--------.f SIS
IL gin and Waltham Watches. lacy's
or gents, as low as--.----.....---.Sl $3.50
Solid Gold Rings as low as-----.----S 200
Gold Llr1llieres as low as.---------& $50
Gold Loczets as low as-----.--.----i --u0
Gold Cuff Links Tie Clasps and
Scarf Pins as low as--.-----------& l-51
Waldemar knife and Chain sets as
GESUINE DIAMONDs. PERFECT in color
Complete line Of Emblem Goods. ivory
Toilet and Manicure Sets in our grand
BARNErTs. eIs F. SAN ANTONIO.
HOOsIER KITCHEN Cabinets for Gifts.
Rogers Furniture Co. 207-s-11 n. stanton
THE TEXAS STORE
800 E Overland ST.
Men-s " suits ------.... - JEW
HARTMAN FLOWERS
PLANTS, Xmas trees. holly wreaths
BIRDS and REGISTERED AIREDALE
PUPS us \. Stanton
GIT OUR prices on useful Xmas presents
before buying elsewhere
XAFFE- HARDWARE co.
sol s Fl Paso St
Leather belts holsters and sca bbardL
ALLEN ARMS & CYCLE co
CHRISTMAS TREES, 8 to u feet. soc Up.
Your choice. $50 ORDER NOW while
selection IS good. PROMPT DELIVERY.
TEXAS street opposite fire station. Ph- 1915.
SILKS SILKS SILKS
We have the best line OF silks. Tor all pur-
poses
SHE WOULD APPRECIATE SILK.
SILK EMPORIUM.
2eS Texas
PATHE PHONOGRAPHS.
FOUTZ & MOORE
us y. STANTON
THE TEXAS STORE
106 +. Overland 81
IS Government Blankets &2-e5 '
SKATES. tricyciss TODDLER TOYS b.
cycles. flashlights and oil stoves.
HEX CYCLE CO.
So Myrtle ave. Phone 5lb- /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23
OIL and Mfnins

OIL and Mining
OIL MAPs-Meteaife Blue Prins Co
COMMERCIAL MAPS-Rm- Y. coles Bidg.
COMMEKlt IAL DKAFTING-see Metealfs
OIL LEASE BI-ASkS al Ems BROS Print
Ing Co Stock certificate and seals
AMERICAN STOCK. sl.O0.
D. r. wilkes SOS Arizona ST.
ABSTRACTS on OF claims and lands On
Otero county N 81 Otero County Abstract
& Title Co. Alamogordo, New Mex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23
Undetakers

PEAK-HAGEnON UNDERTAKING Co
open day and Night 5o6-5os Texas ST..
Pm. 49, Private amhuianse service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23

HANDSOME FLOOR LAMPS FOX GIFTS.
Rogers Furniture Co. 201-9-I1 n. Stanton.
BEAUTIFUL EERSs.
Our usual Xmas bargain offer on Bos-
ton ferns Special price. SL50s regular
price. s.. We have them from 81 90 20
IS each. worth 81 10 s. each
Fl PASO SEED CO.
SO z. san Antonio ST. Phone 2sz.
just east OF the courthouse
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23

You men advertising that you are unable
90 Est positions in f. Paso. o. you really
want 20 work and mean business cau az
the American Nau Irs. Co.'s office. 40
Trust Bldg. salary and commission dis
charged soldiers VIII be given the prefer
cnce-
F. A. OsBOURN. SUPP
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23
Legal Notices.

Legal Notices.
NOTICE
This IS 20 certify that from this date
I'Dec. II. 1918. we viii not be reHponsl1l1
for any bills contracted for unless sigued b
THOS. L GULL1kSEN-
THOMAS MOTOR CO
Business Chances.
IL PAsO TRANSFER CO.. phone ssl1
BaEEaEe sd moving. Aaullns Of an kinds.
SPEEDWAY TRANSFER COVE Points
Pm. a15s. Moving storage. baggage and
express. prompt service. rsasona5le oharEes,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING, tiutinE.
paper hanging and decorating best work.
lowest price, Joe Fuentes Pm SOS.
HOTEL for sale or rent. land Tor sale
address Owner P. o. Box SIS. Las Cruces
GIT THIS At INVOdCE-A good paying
little business. fruits. cigars and lunch
goods. have other business 500 Mesa
"a CHRIsTMAs BARGAIN"
A well established tailoring business. SIC
n. Piedrns. doing good business parties
leaving town reason for selling
FOR sALE-Grocery store doing good
business. az Inventory. must sell on ac-
count Of health. terms on zeal estate Sc
curity. Phi 1883.
A'AAA M nANAAA Al4 a-l'a Ma-A aI-i So %
teresr partner leaving. must sell quick
big bargain. only sEnlu capital required,
worth @ times price asked Address 7
2s7. care Herald
LIBERTY BONDS.
We paw the most for Liberty bonds send
US your bonds by registered mail and
cheek will De forra rTfsd 90 you same day.
J. 5. CuRTISS a CO.
II Rnso. Tex
Oldest Brokerage Firm n Fl Paso-
CHEAP.
Grocery store and meat market combined.
doing a good cash business. owner leaV-
Ing town
See Boutwell,.
JAMES /. MARI a COMPANY.
Phone 4z51 500 san Antonio ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23

CHIEF engineer open for enlargement. eE-
perienced In designing. installation and
economical operation % modern hydro
and steam power plants Address p. w
So. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23
1891 wyoming St. Fl Eas1i TEX.
1--WE are always right"
Roominr Houses-For 81 M Renl

WANTED buy from owner. roomlng
house or suaI hotel. good cash payment
Davis Phi aenf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23

HOuEkEEPER holding position paying
moderate salary. desires change o. post
rlon Jan LIST. Increase On salary not cause
o. desire for change. 20 years experience
IN various lines. Address "a. care Her
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23

position IN e Pasc. 10 years experience.
first class references Addrsss F Use. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-23
Situation, Wanlsd-Femals

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EAEEklENCED nurse wishes position
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