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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29

days OF the war. It was an article o.
faith among allied propagandists thai
the west held back America from
fighting; that the west was sunk in
materialism and too purely selfish to
care who fought and died and starved
outside the west This SANDER the
west, middle west and far west alike
nobly disproved in France and in the
loan campaign
But IL is true today as II WIS
then that the middle west does
not greatly care about boundary
lines economic agreements or In
IDENTITIES And the cry Of @HanE
the kaiser once popular slogan
falls entirely fiat. The middle
west makes up in its intense and
purely unselfish and ideaiisfie en-
thusiasm tor the ideal league OF
nations which il seems to believe
possible for its apathy concerning
material issues OF vast Importance
to which the east is more awake.
To the Indiana authority I have
quoted mentioned the controversy
raging in Europe about the IL
points Having accepted Wilson's
principles as a basis for peace, it IS
charged by radicals and liberals in
the east and in France and England
that about nine OF the Il points were
repudiated in the peace treaty. after
Wilson had put up q more or less Wig
orous fight for them
Thus. friends in Europe keep writ
ing me. America has lost her war
since her associates got what they
went out to win. while America sought
only 10 build the foundations of 2
peaceful world and was fobbed off
with a sham league Of nations and
had all her lofty principles rammed
down her throat by the practical
Clemenceau. Lloyd George and Or
lando-
interested Only in Results
Ny Indiana friend listened to all
this carefully, admitted this view Of
the case had not occurred 10 people
IN Indiana. then laughed and said he
didn't care what was said He was
interested only in results. This in
terest in results" this intolerance
OF controversy about points and
Phrases is typical OF the middle west
People out here viii not get excited
about whether the II points were OF
were not adhered to They point out
II pressed. that these points we're
merely roughly sketched at a period
in the war when the Germans were
getting the best OF II. and that only
Two things matter: First. the Ger
mans must make what reparation they
can for what they have done7 and,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29

second. the world must see that this
sort Of thing doesn't happen again
Il was said above that Pirtsburg
and Chicago furnish two exceptions
to what seems to me the spirit Of the
middle vest IN those cities. as in
Washington, New York and Boston.
there is a disposition to get down 70
grips with the covenant, point By
point, wrestie wiki It and see II il
doesn't contain snakes and cannot be
improved In Pittsburg I spent an
evening in company with several
prominent citizens. and not one OF
them took the uncritical. enthusiastic.
hopeful view that since have come
Of the country.
Pittsburgers Critical.
These Pittsburgers were all very
critical OF Wilson. all felt that careful
mining operations must be undertaken
to see whether in the league the coun-
try has not been sold a gold brick.
Pittsburg sentiment seemed 20 be that
the senate should so amend. OF am
plify, the treaty as 20 provide that
the United states can withdraw from
the league when II pleases. that the
American executive and legislative
powers and not an international tri-
bunal be the judges when the time has
come for America 10 intervene in
Europe because the league has been
defied. and, lastly. that the Monroe
doctrine should be more specifically
Withdrawn from the sphere OF control
Of the league
Pittsburg. to be sure. IS in the ban
ner Republican state. but IN Chicago.
where politics IS more mixed. I found
the same skeptical and critical atti-
tude- I dined with three men. TWO
Democrats and one Republican. q
wheat broker. a packer and a uniTer-
Eity professor. All three agreed. for
different reasons. that the senate
should reject OF materially modify the
covenant.
Criticism Of the allies that exists In
some quarters in the east I did not
find to exist IN the middle west. aside
from some unimportant grumbling BY
returned doughboys about extortion-
ate priees- The middle west does not
appear interested in the stories OF
bungling and muddlng in the field
whereby some OF cur boys are said 10
have been sacrificed. nor in the
charges that England. France and
Japan grabbed everything they could
at the peace conference, and so turned =.
our idealistic aims to mockery and 1
soWed the seeds OF future wars OF re-
Venge- And II the middle west. n
Ignoring all these things. misses some
points OF legitimate and informing
criticism, il certainly passes up. Ike
wise. an enormous amount OF silly and
harmful gOssip--Copyrigh 1913. By
the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
Qn the next instaIment Mr.. BaIder-
stOn viii deal with the far west-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
Little In Boundaries Other
Details Of European Affairs But They Are Ready To Make Sacrifices
For The League and Accept AT Face Value; Psbmg and
Chicago Only Cities Where Criticism Is Heard.


treaty and the league with abhorrence
on the ground that Wilson. his mind
filled with vague idezlism but lacking
knowledge of the intricacies Of old
world politics. was tricked IN Paris
The middle west has the faith that
moves mountains, and perhaps its very
unwillingness to consider every detail
and every petty controversy that
comes along makes its vision clearer,
its wisdom more profound
Clergymen For Treaty.
Religious opinion in the region !
have been travelling through undoubs-
eddy has great influence upon the
public And that influence has been
Of one kind The clergy Of all de-
nominations have been won by the
highly christian aim of preventing
future wars. They are quite ready to
to bring this about, and they have
preached sermons. many thousands in
the aggregate, urging their flocks 20
support the covenant
Missionary sentiment throughout the
middle west has also been aroused by
the proposal that America undertake
mandate over oppressed Armenia
For years the churches have been
pouring money and missions into
doWntrodden districts Of the Turkish
empire. and they see in the proposed
Armenian mandate chance to put on
It's feet a people who already owe
much to the benevolence Of American
Church People Get Results.
It used to be unusual in this coun-
try to bring church opinion" into
analyses of political questions. But
what happened on July I shows that
church people" can get results when
they set out for them Speaking by
and large, there Is no doubt that the
churches Of the middle west are for
the league as strongly as they were
against John Barleycorn. and this
fact is OF great Importance in sizing
up sentiment
II will be guessed from what has
been said that found il hard to get
the middle west much stirred up about
the terms of the treaty OF peace, aside
from the covenant. There is much TO
sxasperate and much TO admire in the
attitude of these vast prosperous mil
lions, who were ready TO give up their
sons and their wealth without ques-
lion TO win the greatest Of wars. but
who. the war won, display scarcely
the slightest interest in the details OF
the settlement 7 suppose I have
asked 500 men out here whether they
have read through the draft OF the
peace treaty as printed by the senate
Not one has answered yes"
When I was in Europe in the early
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
CORN MARKETS
CLOSE IS WEAK
Higher Prices at Outset
Fail to Last; Late Raj
lies ONLY Transient.

Chicago. IL. July 2s.-corn swept up
ward today on reports Of continued hear
and burning Of the crop Opening prices
ranged from g Ok higher. with Sep
TENDER at s1-s7S 9Ls75s and December
s1-ssz aL67z. Later reactions developed.
Corn's Action Sways Oats
Oats were swaycd by The action OF corn.
4 &c eff 10 &c advance, including Septem-
Der at SIX GS115c- The market afterwarc
hardened a little and then underwent a
moderate sag
Subsequently rallies took place. but
were OF or-y e transient sort The close
was weak, : fkc net lower. with sep
TENDER at S1-e63 and December at Sill
Gl711s-
Provisions were nearly lifeless owing TO
the fact that packing house operations
had been hampered by labor shortage. re-
sulting from the car strike and race riots
IN the last part OF the day shorts
bought lard and ribs, but upturns which
snsued failed TO last
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
L. D. HULLUM SELLS HIS HOME;
WILL GO TO ALBUQUERQUE

l. D. Hullun, whose resignation as
city street and sidewalk commissioner
viii become effective August I, eX-
poets 10 leave for Albuquerque, \. NJ,
August 3. where he will take charge
OF a S350,000 paving project for the
FL Paso Bithulithic company at that
place. He viii be accompanied by
Mrs. Hullum and daughter.
Mr. Hullum sold his home at 3O14
Grant avenue Monday 70 J. l. Strain,
Of Odessa, Tex, who arrived recently
to accept a position with the FL Paso
branch federal reserve bank.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29

them because it does not know
Wnat they are. II seems that
many OF the most important men
out here have scarcely read the
texts of the epoch making dOcu-
ments now under discussion In
Washington.
These generalization are the fruit
OF exhaustive discussions which I
nave had with citizens Of all kinds in
ene principal cities Of the middle west.
Iney seem to me to hold good for In
annapolis, Columbus. Cleveland. De-
troit. st. Louis and St Paul They
DO not hold good for Pittsburg .
Chicago, cities where opinion for the
eastern seaboard seems closely re-
Elected
HoOsier Sums 1t Up.
It was in Indianapolis that an au-
thority on the politics OF his state
summed ur. better than anyone /
have met. what seems TO me the pre-
Vailing sentiment Of the middle west.
the failure to see the trees for the
wood had been trying to pin him
down to definition OF Indiana senti-
ment concerning the fight in congress
over the specific points in the cove
nant to which objection is taken I
asked him how Indiana would regard
the amendments, reservations and So
called Qualifications proposed by op-
of the president.
we 20 not lulnk lueAe things
matter" was the answer. to me
surprising. @We think out here
that the principle OF the League
Is the main thing. The sOcaIied
fight in Washington is merely
politics. One side wants to
chanSe the wording so the other
side cannot claim all the credit
for putting through the treaty.
But IL comes 10 the same end, and
we are not much interested IN
tEis article ten or Monroe doc
trine discussion Of course, the
treaty viii be ratified. for the
country, Republican lion lying
down with the Democrat lamb,
demands Its ratification and in
sists that America take her part
in the league. Not to do 50 would
be cOwnrdly, and n betrayal OF
what our men fought for. Those
politicians ont here who started
out TO oppose the league as
party issue7 soon found public
sentiment was overwhelmingly
against them, and are now lying
mighty low
To this man. and to many others
since- I put some OF the objections
hat are brought forward in the east
md in Europe The middle west
seems surprised to hear that many /
.minent European liberals view the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
Wheat Future Trading
Order Discontinued
By Winnibeg EXCHANGE

winnipeg, Man., July 29.-Tradinz
n wheat futures was ordered discon-
linued by the council Of the grain ex
enange a Few minutes after OPENING of
ne winnipeg market this morning.
postwar trading in wheat was re-
1t Is. IN Sanaoa nine days ago
Since that time the net advance
from the governments fixed war price
mas been 2le. It is understood that
action vas taken upon the suggestion
q Geo E. Foster. minister of com
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
AND RIOTS ALMOST
PARALYZE MARKET TRADING

Chicago. III. July 2s.-semi paraly-
sis Of trade in livestock and provis-
ions developed today as a direct con-
sequence Of the car strike and the race
riots Owing TO labor shortage at the
stockyards. the packing demand for
livestock was greatly reduced. On
many droves Of hogs. not a single bid
was received In turn. the provision
market on the board Of trade was
more nearly at q halt than has often
been the case During the first hour
not enough business was done to es-
tablish any quotations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
NJ LISTED sTOCKs
MONEY AND Metals

fBy As7oclateu Fress-l
New York July 29.-Mercantile paper,
81 S5A percent
Sterling. 60 day bills. Sass: commercial
CO day bills on banks. Sz-1SZ CONNER
eiai 50 day bills. SASH; demand. $4s7;
cables. Sass
Tine loans strong; all dates. 6 percent
bid.
can money steady. High. 6; low. *:
ruling rate. g. closing bid 6; offered at
81 last loan, s.
E1r silver. s1-o71z-
Mexican pesos. G5Ec
Copper quiet; eiectrolytie. spot and
July, 2sssci August, 2sz G2Szcs septem-
Der. 24c.
Lead. easy; spot. s5.7oaas5s August.
&5-S6 $3.50.
spelter weak; East St. Louis delivery
spot offered 1t $3.50 August. S7.S21k.
LONDON METAL MARKET.
London. Eng. July 2s.-Closing quota
tons on the metal exchange today were
as followss
Spot tin. $3.50.
Spelter. y. 1oE
Others unchanged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
GOVERNOR SENDS RANGERS
TO GUARD AGAINST TROUBLE

Austin. Tex, July s.-Fearing an
other outbreak at Gilmer, Tex. the
ad5utant generals department TODAY.
at the request Of local officials. de-
tailed two rangers at Gilmer. A negro
was hanged there a few days ago and
further trouble seems to be anticf-
pated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
ADVERTISERS, ATTENTION.

Entire state OF rexaE can be covered 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 100000 Sun
days: 225. 900 daily.
This IS the com hined circulation OF The
Dallas Times-Herald, Fort Worth Star
Telegram, The San Antonio Light. Fl Paso
Herald and The Houston Chronicle.
Your al sent 10 any OF the above papers
with cash viii be handled for you and
your ad will appear IN 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
dag
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
Grains and Provisions.

Chicago Grain. Close
Corn-Sept-, SL96sss Dec, S1-91@-
Osts-Sept-. So%cs Dec, sac
Chicago Provisions. Close,
Pork@JUT, S55-75; Sept. S5l-6O.
Lard-Sept.. SS455; October S34.40.
Rlbs-July. S2S-S7; Sept, $3.50
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago. July 2s. = Butter - Higher.
Creamery. IS q SIC.
Egg=Receipts. 1855 cases; unchanged
Firsts. 4e934ikc5 ordinary tirsts. IS 4lcs
at market. cases included Ss142Ec; stor-
age packed firstS. zfG44zc-
Poultry-Alive, lower; springs. SOC S5ci
fowls. 3o1zc-
Pofatoes-Receipts. 81 cars. weaker.
New. CARROTS, Illinois Missouri and Kansas
Early Ohios. sacked S5-O0G3.15 cwt- !;
Irish Cobblers. kentucky. sacked, sass o
Kansas City Produce, Close.
Kansas CITY. No. July 2e.-Butter-
Unchanged Extras. zse; fiTsts 4se; sec
ends 44c: packing. 43ac.
Eggs-Unchaaged- Firsts, 4SEc; sec
onds. Csc
PoultFy-Unehangsd. Hens. CSC; rOost-
ers, 15c; broilers. CSC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
CLINT PEOPLE TO DECIDE
ON LOCATION OF SCHOOL

Clint, Tex. July 29.-At tha Invita-
ton of the local school trustees The
cltizens OF Clint will hold a meeting
al the Clint school house. Tuesdav
evening at $3.50 to decide upon a Ioca-
ton for the new school building and
a woe Is 70 Be taken TO determine the
wishes Of the school patrons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
APPOINTED
TO L. $ PRISON CONGRESS-

Santa Fe, n NJ. July 29.-Delegates
nave been appointed by acting gov
ernor Pankey TO the annual congress
OF the American prison association. 10
be held IN New York. They are I. A.
Hughes, W J. Barker, Fidel Ortiz
P J. Dugan, ". A Boyer, Sarta Fe.
r. J. Hagerman, Roswell J. E. Horres
Socorro; Warren Graham, Thomas
Hughes. Albuquerque; D. 7. Hoskins,
Las Vegas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
GREEK RELEASED on NOM.

Cristo Bruce Greek. who was ar
rested Monday on a charge of selling
a hat which was not his property. was
released Tuesday morning on $500
bond Bruce is alleged to have taken
the hat TO his cleaning establishment.
and when the owner did not return on
time for il TO have sold it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29

IS acres Block Sss NV clara. Wichita
county at s400; will divide. between Peter
kamming and k-Peyton=offsct TO
Burk-key. so acres. Block ssh located
joining above, At 500: 40 acres Tillman
county. Sec "a Township g. Range IS.
at $3.50. Phone Main 5s4s. r. Il. Cooke.
Jr., Linz bldg, Dallas. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
Cotton Market

New Orleans. La, July 2e.-Much
better weather in The belt and the
forecast of fair weather for practical
ly the entire cotton region was re-
sponsible for a selling wave in the
cotton contract market today. In the
first half hour Of trading prices fell
IS to - points.
Opening bids were. October. S3405:
December, s3406. January. s54.16;
March ssz1S: May. S34.1S.
The decline continued until It amounted
70 IS 10 ~ points. but late in the morn
ing early sellers were profit takers ana
their buying caused a partial recovery
At noon prices were 20 10 p points
under the finals OF yesterday
Lower spot markets in the interior in
creased offerings Of contracts and at
o'clock prices were at net declines OF 30
10 So points.
Spot cotton. dull. IS points off Sales
on the spot. 20 bales: 10 arrive. 100 Low
middling s2S-5a; middling, S5S-75s good
niddling, s34.75; receipts, 1888; stock
S71,414
The cotton market closed steady Mon
day a. a net decline CT IS 70 50 points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
WAR SAVING STAMP RALLY
AND BAND CONCERT TONIGHT

John H Awtry. territorial adviser
LOT war savings stamps, will sneak in
Cleveland square tonight at 1880. The
SIND field artillery band VIII piav.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29

FOR SALE-At once, small stock OF
groceries and fixtures. scales. refrigera-
tor shelving. counter. floor case. cash reg
lister. market credit register. electric cof-
Zee grinder. small table. chairs. dishes and
gas range for lunch room Phi. ss44.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
w. $. S. ADVISER GOES 10 DALLAS

John h Awtry. territorial savings
adviser Of the FL Paso district. left
Tuesday afternoon for Dallas. where
he has been called into a conference
with Frank NJ Smith. director of the
war savings stamps campaign for the
11th federal reserVe district.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
es-ations Ranted-Female

->----~--~------~~--
LADY wishes position as housekeeper or
20 care for roominE house. 10 objections
10 leaving city address D -. Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
MEXICAN MONEY.

NlcIc1aleE- lIc-
Londres. 15c-
state bills. sG50c.
Mexican gold. 50E-
Mexican pesos. old. s4cs new. 45c.
Tostones. old. sscs new. &c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29

BY vote Of "a 10 5 the first chamber
Of the Dutch parliament has adopted a
motion &c Introduce woman suffrage IN
Holland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
WE SELL SHARES

WE SELL SHARES
IN all reliable oil companies and
we are responsible We have no
connection whatever with any firm
OF individual having a similar
name and we have no place OF
business except the address given
here.
SOUTHWEST INVESTMENT co.
J. p Lane. Mgr.
Licensed Broker
Member e Paso Stock Exchange.
1ilit n Oregon St. Fl Paso. Texas.
Phone 255s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
AVIATION.

The Southwestern Aerial Lines and AVA
zion School now forming 4 company in FL
Paso to be Incorporated and 10 operate
our lines. we have machine on its way.
viii arrive first OF August. Investors
write call. phone or wire
SOUTHWESTERN AERIAL LINES &
AVIATION SCHOOL
sos caples Bldg. FL Paso. Tex Phi. PHI.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
Business Chances

O41AuCo1 SndnLG1
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PH0ToPosTALs eoc doz. 1os Texas ~
FOR sALE-Good paying business. takes
very little capital Pm. 229S.
FOR sALE-Cleaning establishmsut ana
laundry agency in good smelter town.
making good money. everything complete
and in Al condition Address Leo L
Pinnell. Humboldt. Ariz-
YOUNG married han. lately discharged.
Il years experiences poultry raising. would
Ike 70 communicate with party interest,"
ed IN the business Address B II. care
Herald.
THERE IS an opening IN Douglas. ARK.
for a first class news stand. the paper
with the big circulation in Douglas IL the
e. Paso Herald the agency IS Offered for
sazle. The present owner going into an
other line Of business VIII sell the Her
aid agency for 500 cash Address c Q.
Broadley. III B Ave. Dcugias. Ariz-
WE WANT ACTIVE REPRESENTATIVE
IN every city. town and country neigh
borhood TO explain the advantages OF IN
vesting IN one OF the Oldest industries IN
our country Can remain AZ home ana
make good income References required
TRI-STATE INVESTMENT co.
Phone Ssl- sol Reynolds Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
Ell PAso STOCK EXCHANGE

BAsement FIrsI National Bank
These figures taken from the board OF
the FL Paso Stock Exchange after the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29

closed easy October. SSc-so. December
sass; January, s5S.s0; March. $3.50;
May. So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29

SEPTEMBER 1 young couple dsstse ROOM
bath and sleeping porch. with or near
meals. in private residence north OF tracks,
good price for permanent AID desirable
Place: reterences address 17o1 louisville
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
Real Estate Wanted
Wanted to Rent

90 PERCENT results f-tln Ienemeutz
TURNER. KEMP & GOODWILL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29

Situations Wanted-MaIe
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YOUNG man with good knowledge OF pro-
ductive advertising wishes ! position II
Fl Paso: knowledge OF printing. catalog
and House organ editing Address Is.
care Herald
RET pkNED soldier. stenographer and ac-
count ant with II years experience In gen
eral office work. desires position wirh
business firm IN e Paso; good references
and recommendations furnished Address
y ~. care Herald
AMERICAN public accoantant returning
from Mexico offers his services In any
capacity 20 substantial business house
needing a man with accounting expert
ence- H L Warne. Apartado 7o7. Tam
pico. Mex
MARRIED man. with family. wishes man
ayers or superintendents position. thor
oushly experienced in general farming.
took raising. range and pure bred cattle
/ nd dairying; four years in present posi-
Ron as manager Of a large cattle ranch
isiness In New Mexico. competent 10
eArcie any sized proposition in any lcca-
-: references from present employer.
~ "a T 81. care Herald. III Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
Wanted Room and Board

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BOARD and room wanted By quiet gen
-lcuan IN small. private family who sets
good table OF sustaining food. skiupers
viii please not answer this ed address
3 -. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29

FOR sA5E-Or VIII take partner n a
good paying hat and cleaning business.
the brs- in Albuquerque, y. II. a thriv-
ing town Address Albert Fouse, 10 S.
Second. Altuoueruue- \ II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29

neIp Wa1Ied--OdIeSme1
~~--~~------------~------
SALESMAN WANTED-Lfre. up-to-tne--
minute stock salesman. capable meeting
high class buyers address EDWARDS
Smith Co. s1ess Ohio Ave. wichita Fans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
Situations Wsafed-RemaIe

WASTED-By young LADY employed. best
references. nicely furnished room win
board IN private family Of good character.
Phi SIS Y w G A after D. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
Esaled-FurnEure

CASH PAID fsr I'D turns,urs. Phone lsss-
HIGHEST cash prices PAID for furniturs-
Rex Furniture Co. Phone 1851