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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
These GnngOes! TheyWfn!7hey Want
To Be Paid! But No! To The CarceH

stance. He strolied- into the Iivo1-
He fingered by the roulette but
moment The faro bank failed TO in
terest him He sighted the stud
poker game and the clever manipula-
tons OF the dealer He squandered
but q dollar or two on the field"
at the craps table. But at q black
jack game he paused He Wagered
dollar and won He .let II ride" and
won, and again and again he won IN
til there were piled before the young
upstart fully 500 pesos oro-
At that moment came the manager
Of the house. The winning pile neld
his watchful eye He could not be-
Iieve his senses Three hundred dol
lars won by a single foreigner at
black jack This was not according
to Hoyle. What did the fool mean to
do2 Break the bank2 No. so large
q winning could not be achieved with
honesty. It was incredible The So
watchful manager smelled the rat
Il could not have been done with
honesty. and therefore It was not
honest There must have been col
lusion-collusion between the dealer
and the grinEo. Better TO lGse a dis
honest blackjack dealer than so much
money
In a competent manner the man
ager grasped the winner OF money
by his collar, while with his other
winnings The house should not be
mulcted through the Vaccinations OF
an INSCRIPTIONS employe-
But the uncouth American, thus
abruptly handled. deposited a buffet
on the nose OF the Industrious man
ager and Il was necessary that the
police be called into handle the IN
ruly one The dishonest dealer was
also given in charge, and the two
were hurried to the carcel-the proper
place for obstreperous foreigners who
behave ia an unmannerly way when
relieved Of i'll gotten winning through
dealers who are inscriptions
But this other Americana from FL
Paso who himself once conducted
gambling and should therefore know
better what should he do when he
learned OF the Eringo's plight but
send over and set him ort Of the
carcel. even paying his finet
These Americanosi one never
knows what they VIII do nexti
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

CLOSE ISFIRM

New York, July 1.-The impending
holiday and additional signs OF credit
restrictions combined to keep today's
stock market operations within mar
row limits. The close was firm
sales appropriated 100000 shares
Prospects OF another furry in cal
money were reflected IN the uneven treno
Of prices at the outset Crucible steers
initial advunce Of ? points was almost in
uediateiy followed By the forfeiture OF
half lts rise. q. S. Rubber ard American
Sugar were lncluded IN the other steady
TO firm issues. but Mexican Petroleum,
Consolidated Gas and several OF the "a
cific and Granger railway shares ylelaeo
moderately 20 pressure
The market improved on lgnt oeal-nE4
during the morning. although can ioans
opened at 10 percent the highest initial
rate in several weeks Express company
issues substantially enhanced their re-
cent values and shipplnEs strfngtnene1 %
moderate accumulation q Atanuc Gun
and United Fruit Cruclble. hepiogie anu
Baldwin featured the steels and EQUIP
rnents and tobacco. sugar and chenicai
shares we're responsive 70 the more CON
fideut opera tons OF pools but rams re-
NAMED dull and Irregular.
II the bond market, the outst1nolls
feature was the strength and activity OF
Belgian 7its- co.
Liberty bonds closed as follows; -
sg1 COZ first &c. $3.50: second IS. $500
first Elfs. $3.50. second AZ e. $3.50; tnlro
41tE $3.50. fourth 4Ns. g65lQ; victory
s4s s95.5s; Victory AS, Ss5-76.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
RAILROAD TIME TABLE


All trains arrive and depart from Union
Station. foot OF San Francisco street AL
arrivals and departures given IN z FeAo
OF mountain Etanesrd tine
For Albsaperque. Denver. Chicago, Los
FROM Aibuquerque. cenver. Les Angeles,
chicag o-Eo. sol arvL 10 a. n; No. soi
FL PAso a soUTHWEsTERS.
Lines East
Arrive-From North and East: No. 1.
The Californian. z. an. No ,. Golden
State Limited. $40 pm
Depart-For the North and East: No
l. Golden STATE Limited, 1901 pm No. 2.
The Californian. s-55 pm.
Lines West
Arrive-From the Vest No 9, Copper
City Special. 7=50 an. No :. The CALI
Depart- For the West: No. 3. Golden
state Linked. PM No Z. Copper city
soUTHERN PACH1o LINES.
For san Antonio. New Orleans ana
Westinghouse. 1ez Tvs S.eo p n No
From Wilmington. New Orleans and san
Antonio-Arrives a. 0.55 & m; No Al
For Arizona aud california-No. l Iva
7:15 a m 30 lo1 at TAO a n; No
IRON Arizona and California No :
arTs. at las m: No. 1o7 ava 2sfb
.. m: No. 10 a. 1900 . N
TEXAS 4 PACIFIC.
For Dallas and St Louis-No- - Iva
s a. ms No 2 at f-l5 .. n
From St Louis and Dallas-ko- avs.
AZ 1.s5 p m No Is arvE at 1880 ?. Il
MEXICAN CENTRAL
No regular schedule
MEXICO 4 SORTHWESTERN.
regular arnanuIu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
STARTS
LOWER; Gains

Chicago. III. July Material set
backs in the price Of corn took place
today. Receipts were liberal and
weather conditions good Most Of the
selling came from commission houses.
Opening prices, which varied from
UNCHANGED figures TO 21sc lower. with
September S16s1t to s1-69, and De-
cember S1-54 TO S1-54iz, we're followed
by declines all around
Subsequently an advance was
brought about by reports pointing TO
falling off in the crop movement
after this week The close was IN
settled at the same as yesterdays
finish TO / cent higher, with Septem-
Der s1.69% TO S1-695s and December
SL56S to Sly.
Oats weakened with corn After
opening unchanged TO 1isc lower, in
Guiding September at SIS to s5Ss C,
the market continued TO sag
Provisions were easier owing to
declines in the value Of hogs and
grain Selling. though, was not
urgent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
GRAIN, PROVISIONS

Chicago Grain. -ClOse-
Corn-septembers Sls9&: December.
s1-56z.
Oats-September, s5Ecs December, s5c-
ChleaEo provisions. Close
Pork-Juiy, sass; September. s5+Io.
Lard-July. s2o-30s September, s21-25-
Ribs-July. s17-s5; September, Sls-s21a
Chicago Produce Close
Chicago, Ill, July L-Butter-LoHer.
Creamery. a. 565sc-
EEgE-Lower- FlrErs, 80 Q 40 &c 1rd1-
nary firsts. "a O 55cs at market, cases in
cludsd. $40 5Sc; storage packed frsts,
41Hc
Poultry-AllVe. unchanged.
Potatoes-Slightly stronger receipts %
cars. Eastern white. s11.Oo ellis Darrell
Southern reds, s5-75 86-75 cwt-
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas City. No. July Butter and
EEgs-unchanged
Poultry-Hens. 2s02sc; down &c
Kansas City Cash Grain
Kansas City. No. July Cash wheat,
unchanged TO SC up No 1. S2l6 g ass
No. ?. s2.70G2s2; No red, sZ72i No. ?,
sz.70: new No. mixed. SAYS.
COME lower 20 &c higher No 2
mixed, $3.50 L6sA No white, sl-4eG
LII: No. . yellow. fL1L
Oats-Unchanged to SC Up; No . white
s1-10; No. 2 mixed, s1-o5 81-o45ss No 2 red.
s1-o5GL0sHs
Rve-E2 p q "a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

TO the victor belongs the spoils-
but he doesn't always get them
At least he didn't IN the case Of a
young Fl Pasoan- an overseas man.
who visited Juarez q day or SO ago.
and. feeling lucky, pitted his hard
earned. cash against the goddess OF
chance as she is interpreted at the
TiFolL
The young exarmy man won, and,
winning. he lost Not only was he
stripped Of his winnings. but he was
relieved Of an additional s25- This
constituted the fine he was made to
pay for acting in a disorderiy man
uer."
The young man. Il was charged by
the management at the TivolL be-
came unruly when in process Of be-
ing relieved Of his winnings. These
Americans. They are fncomprehensi-
BILE One never knows what they viii
do next
Take this young gringo. for IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
NYLIsTED sTOCKs.
MONEY AND METALS

CBy the Associated Pressl
New York July 1--Mercantile paosls
~ 70 percent
sterIinE 50 day bills. ss-ssss: CONNER
IA 50 dzv bills on banks. $500 . som
-ne--isl 60 day bills. sass oeuaano'
Fzess. cables. F2-95i4-
r7orernruent bonds. firm
Railroad bonds steady
Tfme loans, strong5 all dates, 81 per
can money. strong. High. "a low. 10;
ruling rate. 10; closing bid. y, offered AZ
1s- last loan. T.
Bar silver. domestic, ssAc' foreign
aoHc
sIericau dollars. size
Corner. dull Electrolytic SPOT and third
7-on- firm and unchanged
Tin. spot firm. 1885, July. t4s-5o'
August, $500.
Lad. firm spot and July offered At
zinc. dali East St Louis SPOT delivery
LONDON METAL 3IARKEL-
London. Ems. July 1--Quotat1ons On
TIE -.etsI erchanrs today were as foliowss
Standard copper. fsT, - Sd
E1ectrolytic. Eloa-
Tin. E249 15s.
Lead E3l. S.
zinc. Es1. Jos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
NEW MEXICO RECRUITING
PARTY BREAKS RECORDS

Mai Emil H Burgher. medical
corps. SIND field artillery. with a
detau from Field Hospital No 10.
Fort Bliss, has returned from re-
cruitinE trip TO New Mexico during
which he set q record OF acquiring
more men in a month than any other
travelling recruiting party Durins
June. Il men were sent N by the
party. Mai BurBher has reported
back TO take the examination Tor
promotion under the reorganization
Lieut. ". z Corkiu, SIND field
srtfiIerv. with a detail from Battery
OF the same regiment, wlL leave
+-in me party viii take part in the
road and field events 20 be given in
connection with the July 18th cele-
bration Saturday. Sunday ana Mon
dsv- Other members OF the party
are. sgt Edwin A Crawford cor
poraIs E J. Miles and T. A NC
Carney and private Charles Smith
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
DULL
BUT STEADY

Gail loans we're made at Il percent
Thursday morning, according to J. s.
Curtiss & Co, but prices did not de-
cline Changes we're mostly only
fractional and extreme dizziness pre-
vailed, as was to be expected, as the
New York stock exchange viii hold
no session from Saturday until Tues
day. Sales for. the first three hours
were only 10000 shares.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Ell PAsO MARINE TAKES
oUANTTCO LIVESTOCK COUHs

Dick A. Howard. who enlisted in
The United States Marine Corps at
Houston. Texas. June 25. 1916. has
been enrolled in the Marine corps in
stituts at Quantico, Va 70 take the
course in livestock Howard was born
in Fl Paso, and IS a graduate OF the
Il Paso grammar school He IS now
attached TO the 5th regiment Of
Marines at Quantico- This IS one Of
the marine regiments Of fighting
fame o. the world war, the whole
regiment having been decorated with
the French fourragerres which every
man wears
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
RUSSO-BRITISH
PARLEY BROKEN

Longon. Eng. July The London
Times announces that Leonid Krassin.
Soviet minister Of trade and COM
merce, will leave London for Moscow
today in order to consult with his
government The Times advances the
opinion that this indicates a rupture
in the negotiations which Krassin
has been carrying on looking 10 q re-
sumption OF trade relations with So
Wet Russia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

TIL IN five words as follows; Moor
land Anxieties. The Globe A
flower from which opium is OBJ
tanned Boisterous. If you choose
the right words. the diagonais 1 TO 4
and 10 3 viii spell the names OF
birds
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
harrISbdrg dallas, neWAhk,
eLOVErsville. FAIRmount, hutchIN-
son. canANDaigua. All is fair in love
and WaC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
STOCK EXCHANGE TO CLOSE
SATURDAY. SUNDAY. MONDAY

New York. July The New York
stock exchange viii be closed Satur-
day. Sunday and Monday over the
Fourth Of July. the board OF COVER
nors announced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Heln Ranfed-FemaIe

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WANTED-At once. 2 experienced dining
room mattresses and I experienced 'unch
counter waitress Apply Modern CAFE.
basement Mills Bldg
EXPERIENCED stenographer and book
keeper. must be fast and accurate. apply
in own handwriting. state age, experience
and salary Address r 81. care Herald
WANTED-PIanist 70 take charge Of
music department. must be good sight
reader and able TO sell music r W WOOL
worth Co.
WANTED-Demoustra for nationally
known line o. toilet articles and soap. good
salary steady position Apply to Ar.
Wlddas. Popular Dry Goods CO.
UNTNCU1fBERED American lady. middle
AGED. for chamber work. must Be capable
OF taking charge OF house, must stay on
place. good wages to right party. Apply
COS s Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
For Rent Stores and Offices

aa[4A aAlA@- A4A OAAAlE.
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FOB RENI-Part q large. desirable Of
flee n he Mis- BldE. Pa 2ll2.
LARGE room n Basement o. BraEos. suit
able for snail drug store or other snail
ousiness- Apply Brazos Ne Z. Ph- 1881.
FOR RENT-StoraFs warehouse viii eIs-
vator and trackaEe. near Union Station
us Anthony ST Ph- 9als. 1904 Montana.
WAREHOUSE Oh san Francisco St
DOUGLAS G. CROMELL AGENCY.
ga Mills Bldg. Phone $500
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished private e.
flee. telephone connected. competent office
help available Phi 1858.
FURNITURE OF complstsly furnished
room Office for sale and office for. -elt.
rent SIS meath high grade mahogany
furnlture- Apply l.5 Irust Bldg-
DESIRABLE storeroom a. I'll E. Over
land VII lease az reasonable rental
Rental Department
DOUGLAS C. CROWELL AGENCY.
ga NILS Bldg. Phone $500.
FOB RENT-A iarEs and : snail once
IN the herald BUILDING Heat Light ana
Janltor service furuished. Raasonabl
rates Apply 10 the Auditor OF The Herald
FOR sALE-Offics furniture and lease n
highest class building IN city. 2 rooms. pr
vate and reception. BEAUTIFULLY furnished
rugs and drapes and most reasonable rent
everything practically new. n you are
looking for a thoruuEhly equipped and
high class office at a bargain. Phi 1854
for appointment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
AUTOMOBILE TINE TABLE

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UPPER VALLEY.
rPPEH VALLEY HERALD AuTO-Lvu.
e Paso Herald office daily. except Sun
day. for Las Cruces arrives Las Cruces
4-5o p m: returning car leaves Las cru
ces for e Paso. front Of z 7. Johns
Cigar Store. p M arriving IN e Faso
IFS ?. n. Phone Herald Office tor reser-
vations- Phone z T. Johns 1f5 Les Cru
ces for re-, rvatlons.
ENGf.E 10 ELEPHANT BUTTE DAN
AND HOT SPRINGS-MestH all trains Al
Engle. Oldest dan driver: best dam car
on the dam line Try these springs-oest
n the world. J. F. Heffernan- Hot
Springs. n
NV MEXICO.
FL PAsO-LA MESA TRANSFER CO.
Leaves Masonic temple building At 3 p.
a m Passenger. parcels and freight in
Guiding e Faso Heralds. ars carried over
this line.
CORRO-liAGDALENA sTAGE-sunday
only Leave Socorro $40 pm. h Hall.
Magdalena. n. II
city and Mogollon- Cars leave Silver
city on arrival OF Santa Fe train No 81
Mogollon a. n Bennett Motor Transit
Co Phone 10. OBJ. depot
LAKE VALLEY-Hillshoro and Eingston
auto meets al trains at Lake valley Mm-
p Slease. Hiiiahorc. New Mexico
ROsWELL-CARRIZOZO cars lease RoH-
well al $50 a. M stop 30 minutes for
urea A4aat al Elcacno. arrive CarrlLozo a.
u e. n Car leaves Carrizozo at 4-21 D
m. arrive Roswell a. $50 D IL white
Line stage Co.
TUCUMCARI CLOVIS-LeaVe Tucumcsri
I:50 a. m arrive Clovis p. m; leave
Clovis a. n. arrive Tucumcari p N.
We pass oil wells twice daily Fry q
Breier. contractors
ARIZONA.
MOUNTAIN AUTO STAGE LINEs-Clif-
ton tvia Duncan) Stafford; Leave Clifton.
1890 p. m, daily. leave Duncan. 2-15 p
m daily; arrive Stafford. Ais D. m. daily:
connecting with Arizona Eastern)s leave
Stafford. $500 a n daily. leave Duncan.
1880 a m daily. arrive Clifton. 1900 m
daily. Five round trips 20 Morenci daily.
three round trips 10 Metczn daily Serv-
fee cars day and night Mountain Auto
Co. inc. clifton. ARK. Phone rs.
WEST TEAS.
MOSAHANS BUENA VISTA - Mona
hans. Grand Fails. Imperial. Buena Vista
OsweEo Orient train Fl Stockton. Al
pine ONE DAY DAILY except Sundays
Phone or wifs reservations E Y. Sweat.
Grand Falls
NARA FORT DAVIS AUTO ieaves Fort
Davis daily ard Sundays a. M leaves
Maria u rL one way. SIS round
trip. 81 G. ". DaviYa. pr9lrietost
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

GALVESTON SPOT COTTON.
Galveston. Tex. July Spot cotton.
steady and unchanged 1fiddling. S5s-75-
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
New York. July Cotton closed steady
July. s5s.40- October. S53-35: December
s51.05s January, S5L45. March. 5000.
. Eunf cation etanfw nTidd1iuu Fg1 q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Apartments Unfurpished

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DESIRABLE first class apartment Dele
van Court. 1921 Magoffln. Pa 19s95-
one modem. 3 room apartment- 1903 n
stanton. Phi 1850
UNFURNI HE'D apartrnslt1- Close IN Ap-
Ply Apt 2. The austin. lll s. VICE.
CLEAN and desirahis 3 rooms. bath. sleep
ing porch. private entrance. water rlr-
nishsd- 7l1 E Overland. p el4ey.
THREE large rooms. upstairs. couve1lant
tc hath. lights. water and telep1oue fIr-
ulshed- SO Arlzona- Pa I542J.
AlEXASDER APTs-One large and
sruall. unfurnished apartment. under new
Management
NEWLY deeorafsd & room 1nfurnishsd
apartment for. rent. also room bnngz-
low. "a 1881
THREE largs rooms, l<itehsaet and slssp-
Ing perch. running water and connecting
bath, cheap no sick. no children d15
Arizona-
WASTED-C1furnishs 2 roomE. kitcc-
enst bath and porch. close IN. east O
Stanton must 70 reasonable. lease yeaT-
p 26s5 heiWeea and 5.
a BEAUTIFUL spaTtnsut 81 incest Part
Of the city. s rooms. modem
+. A. SPENCE.
50t FI-st National sldE- Fhons $3.50.
NICE, ally new aparins1ts. N EiEh -chooI
district living room. bedroom. <itchsn.
bath. ice boxes gas ranEea and m-rr1r
doors. reasonable rates. Ph. 1858 OF 50s1-
FIsK-5 rooms. b. and 81 5000
PICEERELL-f rooms. b. and 81 p-s55.o0
PALMS rooms. B. and g. p--.-.- $3.50
FISE-RAlIsET REALTY co.
Phone 1o71-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Real Estai. Wanlsd

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WANT 70 buy good or rom house.
give location and price- Addraaa No O.
Il care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
POLES REPyLSE
REDS ADVANCE

Paris. France. July Attempt by
Russian Bolshevik forces to cross the
Beresina river between Bobruisk and
Borisov have been repealed with
heavy loss. according TO an official
Polish report issued here today and
received here BY wireless-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Held Wanted-MaIe and Female

Help Wanted-MaIe and Female
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WANTED-Woman or man TO cook snd
do general housework. good wages call
at Prices Dairy. 120 y. kansas. Ph- so42-
CLEREs-CMen. women). IS upward for
postal mail service s135 month eIamina-
lions July. experience unnecessary FOR
free particulars write r Terry (former
civil service examiner). So Continental
Bldg. Washington
TWENTY THOUSAND cotton plckers IN
following counties in South Texas coast
country Wharton. Jackson. Victoria. Cal
houn. Goliad. Bee. Refugio. Arausas. sen
Particle, Nueces. Jim Wells. DuvaL jim
HoEE. Wlliacy. Brooks. KleberE. Cameron.
Hidalgo and Starr Crop best in history
and fIcm 80 10 50 days ahead OF other
sections Of the state Picking viii uegin
about July 5th and highest prices viii be
paid pickers- Pickers can work this ter
ritory for weeks before crop IN north.
central and east Texas Is ready II in-
terested, address County Judge % any OF
the above counties or Mayor or Secretary
Commercial Club OF any town. OF write
Roy Miller. Secretary Rural Land Owners
Association. Corpus Christi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
URGES LIQUOR PLANK TO
SOLVE FARM PROBLEM

st. Louis, No. July w r VIII
lrinson. Of this city. vice chairman
Of the state board Of agriculture to-
day sent a telegram to the platform
committee Of the Democratic ma
tional convention urging a plank per-
hitting farmers 10 make elder and
light wines Such q plank. the tele-
gram asserted would cause an exO-
dus from the cities to the farms and
thereby assist In reducing the liv-
ing cost
The first census Of the United
States in 1880. cost $4,000. and at
that the money ran out and the names
we're never printed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Wanted-BidS
SoT1oE 70 ooNTRaoToRs.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals for The erection Of an
addition 70 the Ward county courthouse
wiz be received by the County Com mis-
sioners a. the office o. the County Ju5ge,
on or before 12 o'clock noon. July 18Th.
1920. ard VIII be opened At 1889 am.
July 18th. 1920. Proposals 70 Be accom-
panied by a certified cheek FOR per cent
OF the amount bid 10 guarantee that sat
isfactory bond viii Be furnished
Plans and Specifications may Be had at
the Office o. the County Judge AZ BAR
stow. Texas, or al the office o. Beuteil &
Hardis, Architects. Capies buiidins. e
Paso. Texas
The Commissionsrs reserve the right to
reject any and all bids
Geo. H Taeksr. County judge
NOTICE. 10 CONTRACTORS.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro
posals for the construction Of highway In
provement IN Ward county, Texas. viii Be
received At the office Of The County
Judge. at Barstow. Texas. until 1888
o'clock an, July 12th. 1880. and then
Description Of work to be done: Twelve
miles OF highway construction on High
way No l.
Approximate quantities o. main items.
$1,000 cubic yards. earth work
1910 cubic yards gravel
1850 cubic yards caliche or adobe
Detailed plans OF the work may be
seen for examination a. the office o. the
County Engineer. Barstow. Texas. or At
the offics e the state Highway Depart
ment, Capitol Annex. Austin. Teas
A certified check FOR per cent Of the
amount bid. made PAYABLE 70 the order
Of the County Judge OF ward eouoty. must
accompany each proposal
The right Is reserved 20 reject any and
all proposals and 10 waive all technlc1ll-
ties
Proposals shall be submitted IN sealed
envelopes and marked Bids for the con-
structioa OF Pyote-Aroya road IN Ward
county.
All bids received viii be retained by the
department and VIII not Be returned to
Geo. z tucker. County judge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01

Help Wanted-Female
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WANTED-1lexican girl TO 80 70 Cloud
croft Apply 1891 Wheeling or "a. $50
SCHOOL Of millinery. 1901 Arizona. class
Wednesdays and Fridays. Pa. $50.
EXPERIENCED waitress. no sunday work.
Sanitary Farm. 4o4 E san Antonio.
WANTED-Good cook. only three IN fam
iy. good wages Apply at once 1905 Mesa
avenue.
WANTED-Young woman not over Is
years old to cook and keep house Phi
7340.
WANTED-Experienc teacher for ranch.
must teach music also. Address C O.
Finley. Valentino. Tex
WANTED-Ezperienc woman cook. good
salary. all expenses Call In person. 212
Herad Bldg.
CASHIER with some experience in 9ffce
work. references required. apply In cwn
handwritlng. address r s.. care Herald.
WANTED-Young lady for stenosraphie
and filing work Address P. O. Box IS.
City
WANTED-A girl for housework. must
have references Apply to Mrs. Buekler.
1904 Montana
YOUNG lady in checking and inspection
department Wilson 1iillican Cleaning
Works
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-01
Real Estate Wanted

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TO BUY-Two. 8 or lots. must be cheap
FOR SPOT cash address ~. care He-ald
100 PER CENT results from tenemeuts
TURNER. KEMP 8 COLDWELI-
WANTED-To buy for cash. room bunsa-
low With garage, no agents address %
7s. care Herald.
WANTED-To buy snail farm near FL
Paso. prefer 70 buy direct from owner
Address S. e S, Box 2035. Globe. ARK
GOOD BUNGALOW-Not particular as to
locality Il priced right. cash OF terms. de-
Paso.
WANTED-To buy direct from owner.
modern S or room bungalow with "a
rage. can pay cash, do not answer Il you
have not a bargain Address IS. care
Herald.
BUNGALOW WANTED.
II you want to sell and the price Is right
viii pay you cash for your equity
o. b. HOOKER. PHI 1858 or sow.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Us.
We can sell OF rent any property properly
priced For good service list with
JAS J. WATTS CO.
5o7 City National Bank Bldg Ph. 45t.
WANTED LISTNGS-Of 4 to room
houses II prices and terps are reasonable.
I can turn them Cau Or phone
A G. LOFELADN.
200 Herald BIDS. Phone $50.
room furnished bungalow. GrandvieW or
Altura Additions. also have customer who
wishes to buy lease and Furnishings OF
apartment Or roomiug house. uorth side.
around $1,000. prices must be riEht
r. E LYONS. ZOE TEXAS. PHONE llez.