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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
MAYOR DAVISIS
BACK At DESK
Preades at Regular Meet
ing Of Council; Paw
ing Is Approved.

Mayor Charles Davis presided al
the regular weekly meeting Of the city
council Thursday morning for the
first time In more than month Alr.
Davis arrived in Ell PasO Wednesday
afternoon after q four weeks trip 70
New York and Chicago.
The regular routine business Of the
council was carried out bids lor tne
city printing were opened and those
submitted by the two daily papers
were considered and tourned over 70 a
committee Of two local adNerLlsln5
men. IL =. Carlock and r. W. Page,
10 pass on, as the mayor and council
did not feel sufficiently familiar with
the terms Of the bids 10 pass JudS-
ment upon them.
Dean Gets Dog Contract
The contract for the city dog catch
er was awarded TO Dan Dean. The con-
tract rates were IS cents ~ the CRY
would dispose OF the animal after II
was killed, and so cents II Mr. Dean
provided burial An amus--S discus
sion was the outgrOWth "a this con-
tract Mayor Davis was not in favor
Of burying the dogs in FL Paso, con-
tending that for sanitary reasons II
should not be permitted Alderman
r. c. Semnle stated that the incln-
orator at the disposal plant was out
Of order and that It would pc
month or six weeks before il could
be repaired According TO Mr. Dean s
contract he buries the animals for
cents. but according TO the opinion OF
the council the dogs should De
burned. No definite action was taken
Army to Erect Tents.
Gen ]. IS. Erwin district comma-n-
der. was granted permission 10 erect
four field hospital tents for demon
strati0u purposes in Washington park
for four days during the recruiting
BIDS from four banks were opened
soliciting the city depository. Lney an
offered ~ percent and were from the
Security Bank and Trust company,
American Trust and Savings bank, FL
Paso Bank and Trust company ana
the Texas Bank and Trust company
The bids we're carried over Tor the
councils consideration
The Inspection report from city en-
sineer w c. Stewart On me p- .-l.s
work done on South Florence street
from First to Seventh streets was
read and approved.
Authorize PavlaE-
An ordinance was read Tor the FIRST
time authorizing the paving Of Az
FORA street from Park TO Russell. also
fhe second reading Of the ordinance
10 nave Lebanon street from Riedras
10 Park
An ordinance was rzssed suthori-
zins che paving or 2aFls stree le u
one block. from the Union Station 70
san Antonio street
Bids were ordered advertised &C !
-ordfnr TO Specifications held in the
city engineers office Tor the paving /.
az Piedras street from Bliss TO Flor I
enoe streets
The Austin Terrace extension Of Z
the city limits was passed over until I
All deeds promised the city had been /
delivered
An extension OF the city ordinance
10 include the Peyton Packing plant (
was approved by the mayor and coun- I
ell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

(By Associated Pressl.
New York, May 15.-AIercantiie paper,
81 G5A percent
Sterling. 60 day bills ;f-se; commercial
60 day bills. f-51i5, commercial 50 day
bills sf61. demand, S4-65s cables, SA65ti.
Bar silver. Sill
lime loans strong. al dates. 5Aass.
percent
can money. strong; high, s percent low.
So; ruling rate, 6; offered at 6; last loan,
80.
copper firm; electrolytic- 15ss d1sc-
Iron steady- 10. 1 northern and 10. I
southern. se9.T5; no. = southern and No.
. northern s2s-75
Lead-stezdy. spot sLsoaA9o; June.
June.h ss-g5 a 800
speiter-steady. East St Louis spot.
$500 F613. july. s5.07 So
LONDON METALS MARKET
London, Eng Nay 15--ClosinE quota
tions in the metals market today were
as follows
spot copper. 81. rs Ga.
Tin. E237. Is. Sd
Lead. f28 IS Sd
Spelter, spot. as. s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
RAnR0An TIME TARIF

-H=-e7-@=H===-e~-~=~a=---
Az trains arrive and depart from Union
arrivals ard departures given 10 FL Paao
Or mountain standard time
SANTA EE
or Albuquerque Denver CHICAGO, Los
Angeles-Ao- SOS Tvs sec a. H. 30. so
CnlcaEo--So- sol arVs- 10 a. M; No. so7
Ell PAsO a SOUTHWESTERN
lWestern DiVislonl.
Tor Arizona and California-No. 2 Iva.
500 D. m; No. Tvs AZ 7;E5 D. N.
rom arizona and Califor1ia-No. 2
eastern DIrisionl.
For kensas city, St Luuis and Chicago
--so- 4 lTa 1901 p. M no. e. 5.55
p. M
Fron. Chicago. st. Louis and Kansas
Sits-No. arva 700 a m; No. At
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
For san au-nnic, New Orleans and
1Fashington-No. 1o2 Iva $500 D. M: No
20 at 1850 ,. m
From Washington, New Orleans ard SaH
$3.50 p m
Tor Arizona and Caiifornia-No. / Iva.
t.l5 a. m-i No lol At $40 a. m: No
1o9 at 5so0 p. m
FROM Arizona and California-No. &
arfa- al u-f5 A. M. No 152 zrrs- 2.45
TEXAs q PACIFIC
Tor Dallas and St. Louis--No. Is Iva
5-f5 q. m. 10. 2 al see ?. m
From St Louis and Dalas-No. I avs.
1913 p n 10. Is avs al 1890 p n
30 regular schedule
MEXICO a NORTHWESTERN
no regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain. Close.
Corn-July sL64as; September. S1-53z-
Oats-Juiy. CO &c: September. 6f7sc.
Chicago Provisions. Close
ChicaEo-May, S53.S0: July $3.50.
Lard-July, S31-s5; September. S51.f5.
Ribs-Afay. S2s-s7. July. s27-70
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago, H., Nay 5.-Butter-Higher-
Creamery. 81 O sc
Eggs-Receipts. s47s1 cases; higher.
Firsts, 43G44c; ordinary firsts. s1i5 q 81 = C
at market, cases included. f11z 43c. stor-
age packed ffrsts 44si G45Hc; extra.
f5lz 645ssc
Poultry-Alive. higher. fowls. sac
Potatoes-Recefpts. As cars unchanged
Old stock, sacked white CARROTS. sLseG 2:
cHt-- new stock. jobbing. Florida spauld-
ing Rose ones. s7-75G s-5o,. barrels; tvos.
$3.50 $50
Kansas City Produce, Close.
Kansas City. No. May 15.-Butter-
Packing, &c higher. 43c- other grades IN
changed
EgEs-Firn- Firsts. fcc-
Foultry-Hens, &c lower, -stc; other
classes unchanged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
VIII Not Hold
AnOthe7- Exam
For Police CHEZ
Davis viii Appoint
Civil Service Commits
sioners Soon.

Mayor Charles Davis returned 70
the city Wednesday afternoon. after
an absence Of about four weeks. dur
ing which time he was in New To-k
and Chicago on personal business. He
again assumed control OF the city'z
affairs Thursday morning.
When he was asked concerning the
appointment Of a chief OF police, he
said: 7 do not wish to make a state
ment this morning. There is nothing
sensational in Eny mind. however. The
matter viii be taken Up very shortly.
No, IL is not my idea 70 call another
examination after ] appoint the civil
service commissioner
Il will see several men tomorrow
morning concerning the civil service
business i can mention no names
today, for 1 am not at all sure If the
men am to see viii accept the po-
sitions 10 be offered them. shall
know Friday morning and viii make
TIE appointments then
Opposes Dance Pavilion
Mr. Davis expressed himself very
frankly upon the dance pavilion
project that viii be before the council
Friday morning.
II am not at all IN favor Of a dane
ing pavilion in Washington park. 20
said Ar. Davis. 7 want the people
70 have all the amusement that they
can. but 7 do not believe the city
should have a concession upon its
grounds. Of that sort, for private gain
There is also the possibility OF such
a project terminating in a manner
that might reflect upon the morals
OF the park. The council viii vote
upon this matter. but shall be
against IL.
TO show you that did have some
pleasure on my trip, here is a rain
check from a game Of ball that ] saw
in New York. They certainly put out
the stuff when it comes TO the ma
tional game. I am very glad that Mr.
Semple and the council have put our
ball park through
The matter Of an air service for Fl
Paso was touched upon. but was put
aside for consideration Our main
object at the moment Is tohkeep the
taxes down and the spending Of the
city moneys viii have 10 be done in
the most careful manner said the
mayor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
7. M. QUEBEDEAUX BUYS
HOME IN WINSLOW. ARIZ.

WinsIow, ARK. May 1T IL Que
bedeaux, vice president OF the Arizona
State bank, has purchased a home and
viii spend part Of his time here from
FL Paso in July. assuming personal
charge OF the local bank. He Is in
terested also in banking institutions
in Needles. Calf, Ray Ariz., and El
Paso. r. c. kaufman. who has been
cashier of the Arizona State bank
since its organization, has resigned,
effective in July Mr. Quebedeaux IS
at present spending the sumner in
Los Angeles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
Oil and Miuinr


LEASE OIL land So acres northwest Ala
OIL LEASE BLANKs-For sale ~ Ella
Bros Printing Co
SO BUYS on LEASE = Texas leases
cos Lease Syndicate. 900 Moore Bldg F.
Worth, Tex
OIL MAPs-Ws can make any special
drawing or tracing 10 show your hold
inEs- either for blue printing or cuts
letcalfe Blue Print Co. Phone -sel
500 SHARES Southland oil stock a. soc
per share. VIII trade for Liberty bonds'
at par. Homer Iarchhanlzs. Ab-lele. Tex
90 ACREs near sunshine wei. On struc-
ture VIII sell undivided acre tracts
500 per acre " A. Goff 100 Two Re-
publlcs building
FOR LEAsE-Tvc sections land. or any
part. In the Hueco Basin. "a block 6, paid
up for nine months 81 per acre, Ice rental
Liberty bonds accepted as cash Box go.
Ahlene. Texas.
WISH 10 correspond with reliable oil
broker. Have some good leases Joining
big comuanies- one weil being sunk. Ad-
dress T-66. Herald
LEASES IN ceutraI Teras fieId near pro-
duclne wells. s. per acre p C. Wells
Brownwood. Teas or see 81 A. Goff. le-
Two Republics Bldg-. - Faso-
FOR SALE OR LEAsE-Hotel az lake
wood. New McKee, In the center OF Pc
COS valley oil field. Wen being drilled
within mile OF hotel For particulars. ad-
dress J. Bolt Lakewood 81. 81.
TULAROSA OIL lands
Lcases-Laree and small tractA
SEE HARTLEY KING.
Lobby Caupbei's hotel Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
Oil and Mining

so SHARES Imperial Oh & Development
stock. So cents per share VIII accept
Liberty bonds az par. Homer 1farchbauzz
Aoiiens- Texas.
NV SECTIONAL NAT
OF p Pasg and Hulsperh counties show
ing approximate locations Of Pluusyiva-
MIA formation Price 90 cents ANY sIa-
tiol-ry store or Estcalfe Blue Print Co.
caples BldE. y Peso re1as-
$4,000 PROFITS or each 500 an actual
record So or $40 mcurhIv may hrinr you
quicE money in going company with IL
producing wells refinery. and hundreds
acres OF rich holdings thousands in prof
rs divided last year opportunity open
20 very man and woman for short tine.
free particulars tel you how act today
Nary overs Oh Company. Department
lee. Houston. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
DEATHS AND BURIALS.

The wife OF Rev J. P. Lancaster,
who is principal Of Pa1more college,
in Chihuahua. died suddenly in that
city last Sunday night The funeral
was held Monday. with interment IN
Dolores cemetery there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
SOLDIERS WHOSE BAGGAGE
US LOST 10 SEND n 4 y

washington, D. C., 1fay 15--Soldiers
VINO have lost their baggage while en-
route 10 the front from the United
States were advised by the war de-
partment today TO send their nam IS,
present addresses and description
Of the missing property to the lost
baEgege depot. HoboEen. n J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

Cotton Futures Close
New York. Nav lotion futures closed
firm May. IS. July. 27-5s; October. 1887
December. 1855 January. 1888.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
Kills Wife
And Ends Gun Life

Thursday afternoon at s:55 O'Clock
the police received a repotr that a sol
der killed his wife and himself near
Fort Bliss No details were received
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

Miss Mae S. Erickson, Of Linn
Grove. Ia, died on T. P. < S. W
train No near Duran, n n. We'd
nesday morning, OF tuberculosis De-
ceased was a health seeker 50 years
old. The remains were shipped from
Ell Paso to Linn Grove Thursday
afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
HANT an RATF rARn-


One cent per word each daily insertion
Two cents Per word each Saturday IN
sertion-
Three consecutive insertions. including
Saturday cents per word
Six consecutive insertions. 5 cents per
word
The above rate Is based on a minimum
Of % word count. Ads containing less
than this number OF words. will be count
ed as 20 words.
One dollar and thirty cents Per line per
month.
Bold face lines double price.
No ad run FOR an indefinite period IT.
F. taken over the telephone. Orders TO
discontinue It. F. ads must be made in
writing
Accounts for classified ads are due after
fist insertion Not responsible for more
than one incorrect insertion
In order 70 give time for proper classI-
lcation Il IS necessary 20 close The Herald
classified page at 1880 p. m. daily. Want
a ds received after this hour will appear
the next day. Orders 10 discontinue want
ads must be in Herald Office before 9 a
m. Of cay Of publication.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

Observations taken
at 5 T. M 18th
meridian time Nay
i. 1913
Forecasts:
z Paso and VI
entity G enera uy
fair tonight an d
Friday.
View Mexico and
Arizona Fair to-
night and Friday;
not much change In
Temperature.
west Texas To-
night and Friday
generally fair.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

LOST-On Lordzhurg-Duncan road, near
Lordsburg. black grip containing deeds and
other papers ralua BILE TO me and not 10
others so reward 20 finder. Notify W
A. Rainbolt. Estancia. y. a.. or send to
T-rtnucfs C. O. D. by express.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

Obituaries
~~-~-~-----~-~-----------
N MEMORIAAf
IN memory OF Margaret n. stever. who
departed from this life Nay 16. 1916
Softly at night the stars are cleaning
Upon a silent grave;
Where there IS sleeping without dreaming
One we loved but could not save.
Do not ask Us II We miss her
This Is such a vacant place
Earth. the lonely caszet keeps
Where our dear friend, Margaret, sleeps.
Kathryn Hawkins
Alma Solomon.
Agnes Courtney,
Thos- B5erkan.
Francis Wilcox
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
ID PAS0 STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the high and low bids on
the FL Paso stock exchange AZ noon ses-
sion. May IS. The hish and low bios rep
resent practically The bid and asked prices-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
MEXICAN MONEY.

Mexican bank notes. state bills, 12I5 20
Naciunales 24c-
Mexican gold. 5o1ic
Londres. 19c-
Tostones, old 49c: new. 27isc-
Mexican pesos. $50 Sc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15


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FIRST Class japanese short order ana
dinner COOK wants rczltlo1 IN cry or our
q town = y. "a s. = Psso street
POSITION-TounE man -. t1okzserar-
steuogr1phel. VIII give ali details Add-ess
POSITION wanted hv experienced book
Keeper ard steu1Era rher with years eE-
perlence- Address K-is. care Herald
POSITION - eaDcriaaoed sroealv anf
speciality s-lessulr bow employed Best 81
references Addrezs T1a. care Herald.
A HOSTING ENGISEER ana c1mpre-
sor man wants position at some mlls
Married Can furnish best OF references
Address E24e. care Herald.
a MECHANIC AT present. emrlorcd
wishes 20 make e change after JAY 1s-
Familiar with all allls o. Mining ma
cllnerr. steam. air E-d water l-Iicr
preferred Speaks s0lre Spanish Refer
slce. Write Is4 care Herlld-
WaNTED-Position With inning corn1snT
I'm Mezico- Mining engineer can rake sur
rsIs above and below ground would ac-
eerr foreman or carpenter rs TearE
rsrienre- references address ?. o. Boz
~. Clint rszas-
AUTO MECHANIC desires a chlrEe- Re
Gently discharged from military SERVES
Am capable cf taking charge and han
for my present employers better than
two years Adi-ess ke5e. cere Hera'-
aN Al looEkeerer. accountant and ger
e-al Office nan wishes 20 locate il
Paso and desires permanent c1ruecti1a
with substantial arm o. ccr-crlll1
References furrI shed uron request. I'D
dress H-z-c care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
HsIp Wanisd-MaIs Id FsnaI.

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MANIED-cons On ranch Phone Ess-
VACANCIES IN the classified ciVll serTlca.
auarlern1asrer corus. Hachi.1. Ne1r Mexico.
Tor clerks steroEranhzrs. ryuists aud book
keepers male or female Entrance pay
$1,000 20 $500 per auuull Good office
condition Musl be experienced and a5ie
20 pass cirl service examination Kay eSth-
Preference win DO given discharged SOL
diers FOR further Information apply 20
che supply officer. Hacnita- New Mexico.
NIGHT LUNCH COUNTER Man or Won
an tor r r. hotel uu- q town Board
and room Good wages rransDo--atiou
furnished Addrssz tn care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
THE WEATHER.

Z. s DEPaETuFNT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

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WANTED % buy ehleEens- ~. 13l5l-
WANrED-Kiichca checker and calh,er-
Apply chez Paso DEB Norte Hotel
COOK ana iaundress a. Claudcroft Baby
sanatorium- phone $3.50.
WANTED-Giri tor lunch counter and a
cold drink stand. phone 50 e LynehEi.-e-
HOUsEKEEPER FOR Hendricks sar=to-
riuru- Phone $685.
WASTED-Wonlan to assist Win cooizIns
and general housewo1l- Call az Pc Ao1le
WANTED-Englisn speaEinE gl-l for
huussi.crl-. 81 caiforria-
WANTED-Glrl dispensers and waitressaa.
experience unnecessary but preferred not-
ter Confectionery Co. Wills Bids.
WASTED-American woman Tor general
homework reference required apply zl@
Texas street.
WANTED-An crperiencad eoos- only
iu family. good wage Apply 1913 Le1-
Want yoang woman who has completed
q Correspondent course tu alVertlllue-
Addless H-225. care Herald
A Young LADY 70 90 c0usdtlnss pleas
ant work and good salary Apply Friday
9 a. m 20 san dacllto s.
ENGLISH speaking Mcrican gi-l for gen
eral homework and cooking Fnole So
eos W Boul=rard
DR. EDWARD AUER- sl6-ls TRUsr BID
Chronic diseases Diseases OF women
Gl-WelAalIM -MalMNaA N"N aHalAAaAIA "a AaH
Nervous diseases. Phone 4s4l
WANTFD-A glrI 10 assist at h1uscw1ri.-
Prefer one who VIII stay nishts call lii
Llsol I've
WANTED woman or man and wife 70
take care or few rooms Tor the rent cal
az SOS y. Stanton
WAsTED-Compsie lady stenograq.ler
and bookkeeper. address k2tl. care Her
AID.
WANTED experienced girl 20 work ~
counter. Sanirs=y Farm 400 2 san AM
WANTED-EnElish SPEAKING girl Tor gen
erai houseworz- Must stay nights Ph-
Nurse WANTED-Graduate preferred.
Must have tuberculosis experience Har-
tist sanatori-m- Phone 1l-s-
FANTED-Ezpersenc dining room watt
rassss SO week Lunch counter wal--
rcsses. s11 weeE. Apply Aoierr cafe.
basement NILS BIDS
" ANTED-Enslish srealzing girl 90 cook
and do homework for family q tlrce-
good job Come 20 Pigsly WlEsy 10. Z,
I'll r San Antonio
A LADY Or young lady IS solicitor
may have the best proposition iu town-
easy and profitable Cali az Bersue-
srudio over the Uul1ue theatsr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
pnOF. CUNsITNGs VISITS HERE

Prof W. T. Cummings, a leading
geoIogist Of the Southern Pacific rail-
way system. with headquarters IN
Houston. Tex. is visiting with his
soninlaw and daughter. M and Mrs
Peyton Edwards, OF FL Paso. MIRA
Cummings has been here with her
daughter for some time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

/ VIZ ~ GEUsE
] 50 uGEC TO EELE5
Z EErIE @-lIE
/ roJLuT nloFg HosgTo
] BUrE uaEr CAVE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
OIL QUOTATIONS

These quotations furnished daily BY !. s
Curtss and company. Hotel Sheldon SeV
York and other oils
Fort Worth OIA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

WASTED-lfachirery salesman. Prefer
man acquainted with southwestern terri
tory Aust b. aggressive. competent
man who has initiative and urdcrsa uts
mining and power equipment. Give ful
details and salary expected address
R1a-. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
Silua6on, Ranled-RenaIe

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PRACTICAL NURSING-Phons 7eslJ
YOUNG LADY wants srenoErarhic POSI-
tiou- Phone 152W-
ENPERIENCED strnaeranl-Hr wishes re-
siri0n 90 begin work Monday p. %. Box
SIS CRY
NURSE wants position FOR sick o. ahlIdran.
in or cut Of town Phone ISIS Best o.
reference.
MIDDLE aEed uarrisd lady Wis1ss 10 l1i-
charge o. roominF house. rent as part rar-
ment Tor same. cares 2 g. herald
YOUNG LADY. educated. had some er1e-
Renee in teaching would Ike a position
o. Euverness. can also teach piano Ad-
lrfss T---2. crrc herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
THE BEST BUY

THE BEST Buy
We have limited number o. JAGGERs-
WALLACE selling orders a. So This looks
ike the best buy on the markat-divi-
dend 20 be paid soon reported % be larE-
. est ever paid by Texas ComulrT-1cW pay
LECT-make the prise from 50 TO s5.-5-
Immediate action neeossar.-
We execute your orders on the stock
Exchange
FL PAsO OIL ExCHANGE
eas y Oregon II Paso. Tex
on. has BEEN STRUCK AT FEoos
BY the sunshine oil Corporation Have
choics acreage on structure acquired from
them az $4,000 20 seo-1e per acre IN five
transfer o. lease Nov IS your oppor-
81. :. FRANKLIN.
Licensed Broker
SOS S. Ell Paso ST. p o. Box 1854
IT Paso. Texas.
JAGGERS-WALLACE
order from Us a. market ana we wiii do
the very best We cen FOR you we arc
looking for q big advance in this stock
L viii be necessary 20 wire reservations
SOUTHWEST INVESTMENT CO.
LICENSED BRoKERs
j. z LANE. 1IEr
ms n GrsEou St. , Paao. Texas
Phone 755f-
We ARE SPECIAL AGENTS FOR
OSSENBECK
Right NJ among The new gushers. Capi-
taiization $4,000 Shares flQo each, or
you can order any part Of the share Air.
osse1oeck is In hurry 70 set back 10
SOUTHWEST INVESTMENT CO.
LICENSED BROKERS
d. r. lane. Mgr
llii- n uregon ST.. p Pasu. Teas.
Phone 755f.
WE HAVE BOUGHT BIG FOR TOT
AT SI.Oo PAR
Wire your reservations AZ our expense. You
will have 20 hurry
SOUTHWEST INVESTMENT CO.
LICENSED BROKERS
j. E. LANE. Mgr.
4llil y Oregon St. I'd Puec. Texas
Phone 1855
II YOU ARE ANNOYED BY MEN
in front OF our office tryins to sell shares
please remember that these mql are not
employed by us We employ no one 20
modest people on the streets.
SOUTHWEST INVESTMENT CO.
LICENSED BROKERS.
J. E. LANE. Mgr.
111i5 n. Oregon ST.. El Paso. TEXAS.
Phone -ass.
WE ACCEPT Liberty BONDS
az full face value for any
shares that we sell
SOUTHW EST INVESTMENT co.
LICENSED BROKERS
]. E. LANE. Mrr
1lli7 n. OREGON ST. El Pzso. Texas.
Phone 2556
FOR QUICK ACTION
can furnish leases on SO acres ln any sized
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

Relative humidity in Il Paso a. noon
Wednesday was Is percent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
Personal

sFREIT.E o0RsETs. n, SI1lss PSssss
YOUNG WOMAN desires lady room mate
20 share expenses Of apartment Address
T50. care Herald
ANY one KNOWING the Whereabouts Of
Of my mother. Mrs Meme White. from
Eagle Pass Tex. her daughter Annie
white. would ike 90 hear from her Ny
name Is AIRS. Annie Chiiders, care OF the
Q. r. C.. Douglas, Ariz
WE HAVE had wonderful success in re-
moving after effects Of the FLU" At 90
Cailente Hot Springs. y ~ Write for
particulars. Address Mgr Springs. O1o
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
Real Estate Wanted

MANIED-Good tcneme1rs close IN cnIy.
LEE NEWMAN. Tenement speclalist.
Phone goa SOS S = Psuu ST.