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18 Week-End Edition, July 6-7, 1918. EL PASO HERALD GIN SELLERS CLOSES FIRM ARE CAUTIOUS U.S. TRANSPORT SHRINEBS FORI TOR RPS WILSON INSISTS MEXICANS Stocks Are Hesitant at the Liberal Country Offerings The Covington, Formerly Opening but Tone of Dealings Improves. NOTE- -Quotations reflect closing July 6. York.

July were hesitant at the opening of short market, but improved later. The moderate inqriry was restricted to independent steels, low priced coalers, olis, Marine preferred and specialties, at gains of one to twe points. United States Steel advanced a large fraction to its highest quotation of the week, tut failed to hold. The closing was firm. Sales approximated 200,000 sh'ores.

Liberty sold at 99 5-16 to 99.62; first -is at 94.08 to 91.16; second 4s at 94.12 to 94.1« and at 96.18 to 96.22. Nominal and iricgular were recorded at the orering of stock market, leaders showing no decided tone. Dealings were of the lightest character. Liberty bonds were steady. N.

Y. LISTED STOCKS (By Associated Press). New York, July were the sales, cioiing quotations at the New York stock exchange for the stocks mentioned: American Sugar 113 American T. and Anaconda Copper 69 Atchison Chino Copper 41 C. F.

bid 48 Inspiration Copper Northern Pacific Southern Pacific Union of New Oats Keep the Market Weak. Chicago, 111., July good weather conditions dominated the oorn market at the cutset today, sellers cautious. Oponing prices, which varied from hie off to a like advance with August at and September at $1.55 were followed by a slight general decline and then by a sharp but transient gain. In the later dealings July manifested increased strength on the prospects of a falling off in arrivals soon, but August and September weakened on account of the bullish weather reports The close was unsettled off to IVic up. with August at $1.53 and September at $1.55 1.55 Liberal cccrtry offerings of new oats kept the oats market relatively weak.

After opening unchanged to lower, with August at priced sagged more and then scored a moderate rally. Provisions sympathized with an advance in the hog market. Trade, though, lacked volume. Gains were wiped out later by realizing Grains and Provisions MONEY AND METALS (By Associated Press). New York, July paper, 4 months 6 percent: six months 6 percent.

Sterling 60 day bills, 4 721 4 commercial 60 day bills on banks, commercial 60 dav bills, demand. $4.76 7-16; cables. Bar silver, Mexican dollars, 77c. Government bonds, steady. Railroad bonds, firm.

LONDON METALS MARKET, London, July following were the quotations in the London metals market today: Spot coppers and futures, £122; lytic, £137. £340: futures, £340. 10s; futures, £28 Spot, £54; futures. £55. THE LOCAL MARKET.

Mexican hank notes, bills, Mexican pesos, 77c. Mexican gold El om Smelt Quotations. Bar silver (Handy Harmon tion) 98 London lead, £29, 10s. Pig $8.05. $23.50.

Chicago Grain, Close. 70 6974e. Chicago Provisions, Close. S44.SC. $26.10.

$24.50. Chicago Produce, Close. Chicago, 111., July unchanged. Creamery, 15,728 cases. Market unchanged.

old, none; new. 51 cars. Market unchanged. higher; fowls, 29c; springs, 33 48c. Kansas City Produce, Close.

Kansas City, July German Liner Is Sent to Bottom. Washington, D. July 6 having- landed several thousand soldiers in France, the American transport Covington was sunk in the war zone by a torpedo last Monday night. Six members of the crew are missing, but all others on board were saved. There were no army personnel or passengers on the Covington, The Covington, formerly was the Hamburg American liner Cincinnati, which was laid up at Boston and taken over when the United States entered the war.

She was 608 feet long, of gross tonnage, and had a speed of 15 2 knots an hour. The Covington is the second of the Great German liners seized at the outbreak of the war to be sent down by seawolves and is'the third American troop ship to be destroyed. All were homeward bound. The former Hamburg American liner President Lincoln was sunk last May 31, and the Antilles, formerly a Morgan liner, was sent down last October 17. QUARTERMASTER GORMAN PROMOTED TO RANK Maj.

P. J. Gorman quartermaster, national army, who was on duty at the' quartermaster depot, this city, nearly three years ago, has been promoted from captain to major in the quartermaster corps. Maj. Gorman has many friends among the business men of El Paso, as he came in contact with them while serving under his former chief, Creamery, 40c: firsts, seconds, I 3714 c.

packing, 2 ia city. He is also closely affiliated with PLAN HT STAMP CAMPAIGN With Fifes, Drums and House Passes Appropriate Manager Says Bugles They Promise Marching Racket Soon. Drums will roll, fifes will shrill and bugles blow on El Paso streets in a few days, as soon as the El Maida Shriners fife, drum and bugle corps gets into tune and step. At an enthusiastic meeting of shriners at Masonic temple Friday night 30 men wrere enroled in the corps, with the possibility of increasing it to 50. They will meet Friday evenings for practice in the temple auditorium.

A. P. Evans, who was fife and drum player with a circus for four years Resolution, but Senate Is Holding Back. Washington, D. July 6 let-, ters today to the chairman of the congressional commerce committee, president Wilson said it was essentially important that congress pass the resolution authorizing him to take over telegraph and telephone lines before the summer recess, planned to tonight.

Democratic leader Martin, senator Simmons of North Carolina and representative Ivitchin, majority leader Negotiations Up to Build It Into Big Bend. Extension of the Kansas City, Mexico Orient railway line in the state of Chihuahua from Marquez to Ojinaga, opposite Presidio, Texas, is a plan of the Mexican government, according to a statement by A. DeBernardi, vice president and general manager of the Orient, in San Angelo, Texas, this week. Will Open Monday Night In Cleveland Square With a Band Concert. Commencing next Monday night, and continuing through the week, including Friday night, the war savings stamp campaign management will conduct another series of patriotic meetings at Cleveland Square.

Brief addresses will be given each evening, and a military band concert will be given before and after 1 ABob Pase isto be the 1 drum to the President and him not to i south "of Alpine, Chihuahua City; oj I age is to be tht drum hoJd c0ngress. i from Minaca to Sanchez, and its Senator Martin said that it had been west coast spur line runs east from planned to have congress recess to- Topolobampo, to El Fuerte, night but that plan could not be fol-i about 100 miles. broilers, 30 35c. 2 3 seconds, 30c. 24c; roosters, Cotton Market New York Cotton, Close.

New York, July futures closed firm. July, 27.80; October, 24.99; December, 24.63; January, 24.50; March, 24.80. IRISH FARM HOUSES ARE RAIDED; ARMS SEIZED London, July press dispatch from Dublin, Ireland, says the police of Ballinasloe, County Galway, have raided farm houses, seizing hundreds of guns and arms. The raids extended into the adjoining counties of Roscommon and Kings. There as no resistance except in a few instances where the presence of arms was denied but weapons were surrendered.

There also were a number of ar- rjsts in the outlying districts in con-) nection with alleged opposition to the discharging of police duties and the carrying out of the recruiting proclamation. SUPREME WAR COUNCIL MEETS; MAKES WAR PLANS Paris, France, July (Havas supreme allied war council held its seventh session yesterday. All the aspects of the present Df the present military situation were considered and important decisions were reached. Congratulations to the Italian army and people for the memorable victory over the Austro-Hungarian army were expressed at the meeting'. Gen.

Pershing attended the session of the council. WAR, PUZZLES Livestock Market Denver Livestock, Close. Denver, July' 500. Market steady. Beef steers, 15.50; cows and heifers, stockers and feeders, calves, 100.

Market higher. Good hogs. 16.75. 3SOO. Market steady.

Lambs, ewes, Chicago Livestock, Close. Chicago, 111., July 9000, Market 5 to 10 cents lower yesterdav, mostlv 10 cents higher. $16.55 17.10; butchers, ing, $16.10 16.75; light. SI6.75@ 17.15 rough, pigs, $16 500; compared with a week ago. steers above 516 50 steady.

Cattle lacking weight and quality, 50c lower. Most butcher cattle, $1 lower. Best canners, steady. and feeders and veal calves, lower. Quotations unchanged from Friday.

none; compared with a week ago, lambs and light yearlings, 50c lower. Sheep strong to higher and in improved demand. Quotations unchanged from Friday. Kansas City Livestock, Close. Kansas City, July 1500.

Market steady. Bulk, 16.90; heavy. light, 16.85; pigs, 16.50. 500. Market steady.

Prime fed steers, 18.26, dressed beef steers, western steers, $11 cows, $7 heifers, 14.25; stockers and feeders, 16.25; calves, $8.50 300. Market steady. Lambs. wethers, ewes, WHEAT PRICES MAY BE MADE Bl'SHEL Washington. D.

July 6 an effort to bring the deadlock over the senate proposal to increase the minimum guaranteed wheat price to $2.50 the house today adapted by a vote of 150 to 106, a resolution by representative McLaughlin ot Michigan to make the price $2.40. the Masonic fraternity in the city, being a member of El Paso lodge No. 130; a member of chapter No. 175, and a sir knight in commandery No. 18, K.

T. Maj. Gorman was relieved from duty in this city in September. 1917, w'hen he was ordered to duty at department headquarters, San From there he was detailed as instructor at Camp Johnston, Jackson ville, where he is at present. While in El Paso Maj.

and Mrs. Gorman lived on North Kansas street, and both made many friends while in the city. VOCALIST TO ASSIST 82ND F. A. BAND AT POST SUNDAY In addition to the concert to be offered by the 82nd field artillery band.

E. J. Lacock. director, Sunday evening at 7 oclock, at the audi- tlianjtorium, at Fort Bliss, Mrs. Helen Bulk, Cooper Williams will sing sacred pack- numbers.

Among the mass singing numbers will be For All Bell, Time to Ring from Faust, and 82nd Horse Chaplain Walter B. Zimmerman will give a talk on Kaiser and the Civilians are welcomed to the Sunday evening regimental assemblies of the 82nd field artillery. The band program follows: March, King. Overture, Bergenholtz. Excerpts from Ballo in Verdi.

Serenade, Johnson. Selection, Long, Letty," Carroll and once an understudy to Sousa, is th ft conference ar- chosen. Walter Scott is Secretary. E. F.

Maxwell will lead ranged immediately to go to the the fifes and Capt. F. E. Tusten, white house to present the situation Grand assist major. Two Teachers Mentioned.

Norman Walker, Indiana national guard snare drummer, and Rev. Fuller Swift, also an expert sv'ith the two sticks, will Help teach the noise makers. A group of bagpipers may be added to the corps. Crawford Harvie and Carstairs are known by potentate Wyatt W. Evans to have ability in this line of music.

Will Have M. H. MacCallum has been chosen to organize the chanters, a group of 12 or more stronsr voiced shriners. Fire chief John W. Wray is mentioned as an applicant for qualification as bass drummer.

Potentate effort to get this low'ed if it were obligatory to pass the communications resolution. Borah Action. house passed the resolution, practically without debate or consideration and by practically a unanimous vote, on the theory that it was said senaor Borah. house discharged its duty and relieved itself of responsibility. If the senate leaves the resolution and any extraordinary situation arises, to carry the blame and I propose to do musical outfit in trim for the big shrine picnic 011 Labor day was slightly mussed up Friday evening when a song book opened for practice was found to contain the number but real American marching music and chants will be found, he said.

The shriners are using borrowed instruments to start the corps and hope to buy a full equipment later. Lost and Found STRAYED horse 16 hands; roached mane. Reward. Ph. 3510.

LOST cortair. ing ladies' clothes, between Alamogordo and Las Cruces. Finder please leave at Moyers Company, Las Cruces, or Herald office. El Paso. Reward.

Marllla Stopp, Mesquite, N. M. ALLIES CAPTURE 5000 MEN DURING THE PAST WEEK London, July 6 the Associated the last week the entente allies on the western front have taken more than 5000 prisoners. A series of minor operations also resulted in their gaining possession of several important strat- and meat have been issued by the office of C. N.

Bassett, district food administrator: retail grocer men, manufacturers and users of sugar, except private corfe umers, are requested to make a written statement to the local food administration immediately of the sugar requirements for the next three months, basing their calculation on flPIP their sugar consumption or sales of egic points, inflicting heavy losses on JuJy August and September of 1917, the enemy and obtaining valuable, or alternately of three times June, He said Mexican officials were bcglnnlng at 7:45 oclock. inspecting the Chihuahua-Marquez these meetings the manage. line of the road with the object ment hopes to finish the campaign taking it over under contract. for Texas Limit club members, and The Orient recently taken into the! rebuild the business in the neighbor- The Orient, recently taken into socjeties, according to II. B.

Ale- United States government system of railways, runs from Wichita, to Three new secretaries in neighbor- Alpine, Texas; from Marquez, 130 miles hood districts were reported Saturday morning to Mrs. A. S. Peatross. Mrs.

R. L. Bogardus is secretary in district No. 24, under Mrs. J.

G. McGrady, as captain; Mrs. C. Bagwell is secretary in district No. 19, under Mrs.

A. F. Kerf. as captain, and Mrs. William Forbes, secretary in district No.

26, under Mrs. A. A. Jones, as captain. Boy ScontK Do Well.

boy scouts, who during the last week canvassed the districts for the secretaries, did an effective work, and made representable said Mrs. Peatross. boys were given credit for the amount of stamps they 17 The cash sales at the headquarters 1 OT thC Summer for Friday, were $5S7 1 This is The following bulletins on sugar smallest day's receipts reported dur It is believed the construction of the Orient between Alpine and Marquez would open a rich mineral country, besides giving the two governments quick entrance to the Big Bend country for military purposes. Food Office Demands Written Reports On ing the last two weeks. The roulette wheel collected $225 on Friday evening.

REWARD For information leading to recovery Ford touring car. Engine No. X. Mex. license.

No questions asked. I. W. BREEDING Central Fire Station. information as to hife plans for the immediate future.

The superiority of the entente air fighters is shown by the fact that during the last week, on the British front alone, 173 German airplanes were while only 36 British machines are missing. The British military reports for the week pay a high tribute to the work of the Americans at Vaux and on the Somme, declaring that the American soldiers have shown the highest fighting qualities while their staff or has been excellent. ANSWERS TO HERALD WANT ADS ussian took 2,300 prisoners And advanced toward Kovel, two rears ago today, July 6, Find another Russian. ANBWE1' side down nose at chin. ONLY 3 NEGRESSES AND A WHITE WOMAN IN CITY JAIL Three negresses and a white woman are the only female occupants of the city jail at present.

This marks I about the lowest ebb in the history of the new city jail, as contrasted with three months ago. when the female prisoners numbered around 40 and 50, reason for the remarkable drop in female delinquents is prohibition, the thoroughness of the work of the different purity squads, and the fact that such women as are found to be diseased are transferred to the county authorities, who house them, feed them, and give them treatment. Bv this means the city jail has delivered several women to the county. attorn 7 sbegintransfer OF CLUB TO SANATORIUM At a conference between W. W.

Turney, representing the. chamber of commerce, and Edward C. Wade, attorney for the Southern Baptist sanatorium, Saturday morning the transfer of the Mt. Franklin Country club property was taken up. Dr.

H. F. Vermillion, superintendent of the Baptist institution, retained Mr. Wade to assist in the examination and preparation of papers in the transfer. YONGE AUTO CO.

CHARTERED. Austin, July 6 charter of the Yonge Auto Supply of El Paso, was filed today jn the state department. The capital stock is $25,000 and the incorporators are Roy C. Yonge, A. G.

Drake and Chas. A. Kinkel. An amendment was filed to its charter by the Southeast Optical of El Paso, increasing its capital stock from $10,000 to $30,000. 105O178 121 181 L153 18 154R183 15 5R 184 L160 R18t; 16fiR187 M167 188 169S193 171 195 172 ILL INSTRUCT JUDGES.

W. B. Ware, who for a long time was chairman of the county Democratic committee, will call a meeting i in the next few days of presiding judges for the July 27 primaries, and will instruct them as to the details of the election laws. EL PASO HERALD DEDICATED TO THE SERVICE OF THE PEOPLE. THAT NO GOOD CAUSE SHALL LACK A CHAMPION, AND THAT EVIL SHALL THRIVE 11.

D. Sinter, editor and controlling owner, has directed Herald for 20 yeara; J. C. Wilmarth la Manager and G. A.

Martin In Editor. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS, AMERICAN NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION, AND AUDIT BCREAU OF CIRCULATIONS. IBB ASSOCIATED PRESS Is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited in this paper and also local news published AN INDEPENDENT DAILY El Paso Herald was eetab- liished In March, 1881. The El Paso Herald includes also, by absorption and succession, The Dally News, The Telegraph, The Telegram, The Tribune, The Graphic, The Sun, The Advertiser. The Independent.

The The Republican, The TERMS OF Herald, per month, 60c; per year. $7.00. Wednesday and Week-End issues will be mailad for $2 50 per year edition only per year, THIRTY-EIGHTH YEAR OF exclusive features and complete news report'1 by Associated Press Leased Wire and Special Correspondents covering Arizona. New Mexico, West Texas. Mexico.

Washington, and Newr York. Entered at the Postoffice in El Paso. Texas, as Second Class Matter YOU WANT TO KNOW." The El Paso Herald Information Bureau at Washington furnishes readers free ef cftarge, with accurate and authoritative to questions on any and all subjetts concerning wtilch information can be had from the unparalleled resources of the various tederal government departments, the great Library Congress and the many experts and scientists in the government service at Washington. Three cents in postage for reply must accompany each inquiry. State clearly the information wanted and address The El Paso Heratd Information Bureau, Frederic J.

Maskin. Director, Washington, D. C. Political Announcements THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET We, the undersigned, announce ourselves as candidates lor the places, indicated after our i.amfs. subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.

Seymour Thurmond, judge 34th judicial district. John T. Hill, district attorney. W. H.

Pelphrev, county attorney. Percy McGhee, sheriff. May Hadlock Carlisle, district clerk, W. H. (Sandy) Anderson, hide and animal irspector.

D. J. McSweeney. jrstlce of the peace, precinct No. 1, place 2.

J. O. Crowson. constable, precinct No. 1.

Sam county commissioner, precinct No. 4. Dr. White, county commissioner, precinct No. 2.

H. Y. Eilis. chairman county executive committee. LOST.

STRAYED OK STOLEN flanch. La Union, New Mexico, about June 17th. one bay gelding, six years old, weight about 1150 pounds; branded Hr, connected, left shoulder. One brown gelding four years old, weight about 1150 pounds, branded same, white star, two or white feet. Liberal reward for return to tho Western Transfer Storage Company, El Paso, Texas.

Ph. 73. TO OPEN CENTRAL SCHOOLS FOR ENLISTED MEN OF ARMY Central officers training schools are soon to be opened to enlisted men of the regular army, national army, national guard, except coast artillery corps, signal corps and labor units, according to a bulletin issued by district military headquarters. Applications for admission to this school must be forwarded to headquarters southern department so as to arrive there not later than July 10. Persona! MONEY loaned.

315 Trust Rldg. Corsets. Mrs. Mtiler. Ph.

JACK ELLIOTT to mother. Royal. MKS.CI ION exchange. 129 N. Campbell.

CC TAINS CLEANED beautifully. 105 9. ANYONE knowing the of Miss Camille Rlnbeaux and Mrs. Gladys Shaw pleaso notify Mrs. Leon Ritz, 311b Pera St.

A FOITZ-M OOKE BED-SPRING Is the sleepiest thing. FOITZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO. MATERNITY SANITARIUM for ladles, superior accommodations for confinement eases; infants adopted if desired; trained maternity nurse matron of sanitarium, terms reasonable; south Houston, one block from lnterurban station. For Information call phone Preston 212 or Hadley 212. P.

O. Box Houston, Texas. HONRSBY, CARD SHORTSTOP, 1 ORDERED TO WORK OR FIGHT Fort Worth, July 6 Hornsby, star shortstop of the St. Louis Cardinals, was today ordered by local draft board No. 1 to engage in an essential occupation or be placed in 1 -A of the draft.

He is the first major league player to receive a or notice under tho new ruling of the provost marshal general. This is Hornsby's home. 1918. having made a verbal statement on which they received interim orders must, within a few days, makke a written statement. blank statements will be furnished at this office.

All are urged to have thefr reports in Houston before the 15th of this month that their sugar supply may be assured by issuance of certificates to them direct from Program Exceeded. restaurant and boarding house reports for the month of June coming into this office indicate that a meat program of nine pounds per 90 meals is a greatly reduced ration below that which has been enjoyed in the past. The close examination of each report discloses that that amount is exceeded in many cases by two or three times. is called to the fact, as doubtless it lias been the impression of many of the trade that they were already on that basis or nearly on that basis. It will be incumbent upon all to observe this rule as a patriotic and voluntary measure to conserve the supply of meat in this Financial WE EXCHANGE new furniture for old.

Rio Grande Furniture 207 S. Stanton St. Money to Loan SGT. OUIMET COMMISSIONED Boston, July 6 Francis Ouimet of the national army, western amateur golf champion, was notified today that he had been commissioned a second lieutenant. Exports To Mexico In Past Year Evidence Of Better Conditions CASH DEPOSITS CAN BE REPLACED BY WAR STAMPS any one desires to withdraw his money deposit with the water works company, and make a new deposit consisting of war stamps, the city is willing that he do said acting mayor J.

P. on Saturday, discussing the resolution of the Central Labor Union that the city require all public service companies to invest deposit money in war stamps. "As to the gas and electric light company, the city has no right, I take it, to instruct them to invest monies belonging to their That is a matter entirely between them and the Situations PRACTICAL nurslag. Ph. Mrs.

Durean, 7973. LADY STENOGRAPHER desires Address 200W, care Herald. forWANTED to care for children home. Addnss care Herald. STENOGRA PHJE It and' phone operator.

All proof Ph. my dh read. NEW HOSPITAL FORT BUSS Plans Ready for $25,000 Building; Red Cross to Erect Hostess House. A large brick hospital thoroughly modern, ith a capacity of 10ft0 beds, may soon be built at Fort Bliss, an addition to the base hospital there, according to information received from military suorces. The plans for the hospital and auxiliary buildings have been forw'arded to the surgeon general of the army for approval.

Several weeks ago an officer from the surgeon office and one from the quartermaster office were at Fort Bliss and 'went over the ground where the proposed hospital will be built. Plans were submitted to Gen. Robert L. Howze, commanding the El Paso district, and later sent to Washington for approval, it was reported. The present hospital at Fort Bliss has a capacity of about 600 patients.

There are about 30 medical officers on duty. The proposed improvement will cost more than $25,000. To Have our An improvement being considered for Fort Bliss is a Red Cross annex, or hostess house. This building is to be built in the near future, on ground immediately south of the present base hospital. FREIGHT AGENTslviAY HAVE OFFICES IN MILLS BUILDING Xo final decision has been made as to what will be done with the city freight offices of the different El Paso railways.

The general supposition is that the freight agents of different lines will have their individual offices upstairs in the Mills building, contiguous, if possible. This is a matter which has been left for settlement until exact arrangements have been made for the ticket office. The question wJH settled within the next week. The El Paso traffic committee. of Garnett King chairman, W.

R. Brown, and W. C. McCormick, members, will meet Monday in Mr. office.

Mr. Brown is absent from the city, and will not return until Monday. EXPRESS CO. EMPLOYES WILL GET WAGE RAISE New' York. July that express company employes throughout the country will receive an increase in wnges from July 1 was made here last night George C.

Taylor, president of the American Railway company whic on July 1 took over the express business on all the railroads of the 7 United States. Real Estate Wanted To hear from owner of farm or unimproved land for sale. O. K. Hawley, Baldwin, Wis.

WILL PAY CASH at once for bargain from owner direct. Xo agents need answer. Quick. V. Herald.

Wanted to Rent For Unfurnished 4 RCOM cottage, SI 5. Ph. 83flW. WANTED to lease for one year, a nmall modern house with garaga and sleeping porch. Price must be rljht.

Address One evidence that conditions in R186. care Herald. Mexico are improving is that the ex- h-------------- ports to that country greater Wanted rumihire during the fiscal vear which closed June 30, 1918, the HIGHEST CASH PK1CES paid for furnl- rigid enforcement of the ture. stoves, etc. Phone regulations regarding the export of SELL your furniture to Globe.

Highest many articles to Mexico. paid. Phone 4501. 213 S. Stanton.

During the year just closed the to- buy all kinds second hand tal exports to Ithe southern republic Ice boxes, rugs, carpets, gas ranges, amounted to $5,639.633, according to TEXAS FURNITURE CO. AS A SECOND LIEUTENANT W. Carpenter, acting collector at S- El Paso St. Phone the port of El Paso, and with the ex- 1 ception of one year. 1915 when the Wanted Miscellaneous exports totaled $7,987.874, the past ---------------------------year was the busiest in the history WANTED to buy piano box.

Ph. 1686. of the El Paso port, Mr. Carpenter HH.UEST PRICE paid Rio said. Fue.

Co. 320 S. St. Vrain. Ph.

Ii44. Exports into Mexico for the past BUNGALOW in beautiful location. Ph. 77L 3 KOOM house near the shops. Phi 3t7t.

5 ROOM modern house near Five Points. Ph. 7 ROOMS, bath and sleeping 1119 Arizona. Ph. 4 ROOM newly tinted cottage, large garage.

Ph. 244S. 8 ROOMS and bath, Wyoming. Ph. 2103.

117.50. Apply 1709 6 ROOM bungalow, try ciub on car line. 2 blocks from month. Ph. 6570.

UMTS ARMY FOR MARINES. Lieut. Charles Harvey, formerly an officer in the 127th field artillery at Camp Cody, Deming, who recently resigned to enlist in the marine corps, was accepted at the local marine recruiting office Friday and sent to Phoenix for enlistment. Help Wanted Male Political Announcements Claude B. Hudspeth, congressman congressional district.

R. M. Dudley, senator 3Stb senatorial district of Texas. R. E.

Thomajson, member of legislature. 119th district. Adrian Pool, member of legislature, 118tb district. James R. Harper, chief Justice court ol civil appeals.

8th supreme Judicial district. We. the undersigned, endorse the above named candidates for the respective places, and we hereby announce ourselves as candidates for the places indicated after our names, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries: W. D. Howe, judge J4th ludiclal district.

Leigh Clark, district attorney. judicial district. E. B. McCUctock, county Judge.

W. H. Fryer, county attorney. W. P.

Brady, Judge court law. Seth H. Orndorff, sderifi. R. D.

Richey, county collector. C. M. McKinney, district clerk. W.

D. Greet, county clerk. John T. Cain, county assessor. A.

Ft. Webb, county treasurer. Myra Winkler, county superintendenv. W. C.

Roberts, hide and animal in- J. Deaver, justice of the peace, ore- i clnct No. 1. A. J.

Hall, justice of the peace, precinct No. 1. I. N. Davis, constable, preclnet No.

I. J. W. Carter, county surveyor. J.

F. Williams, county commissioner, precinct No. 4. Robert Lyons, precinct No. 1.

George Pendell, precinct No. 2. Henry Herring, precinct No. S. MONEY TO LOAN.

Money to loan on downtown business property at six percent interest. We make loans on residence property Experienced grocery man, at seven and eight percent. 1 American man 25 to 40, able handle Mex- JAMES L. MARK COMPANY, lcan trade preff-rred. Must be good saies- 304 Sari Antonio St.

Phone 4350. I man. stockkeeper, active and accurate with thorough knowledge business. State age, experience, references and salary ex- MONEY TO LOAN Money loaned on watches. Jewelry, and automobiles, at the lowest rate of interest.

SECURITY LOAN CO. Cor. Sari Antonio and El Paso. Ph. 2754.

WANTED second dressers. Rio fue years, made public by Mr. ar- Grand Furniture 207 S. Stanton St. penter, Saturday, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1S17, 1918, $5,639,633.

In 1915 the cotton shipped into Mexico WANTED to or buy a wheel chair, had a value of 1 000.000 and the officials at Washington, seeing this large sum for the month, returned the papers El Paso, asking the local office if this was not a mistake. Mr. said. Help EXPERIENCED luncn counter waitresses war ted. Hotel Paso del Norte.

pected. Fine opening for competent man. Evans Mercantile Patagonia Ariz. Help $5 TO loaned honest employes; cheapest rates confidential. (Juick.

satisfactory service. Drake. 201 Roberts-Banner MONEY TO LOAN on good ioslde business property, 7 per cent Interest. P. 202 Oregon.

SALESMEN or i-xperinced. City or traveling. Free employment service for members. Send for full particulars. Address Natl.

Salesmens Tr, 223. Chicago, 111. HELf EARN $25 WEEKLY, spare time, writing for newspapers, magazines. Exp. details free.

Press Syndicate, 111 St. Louis. Mo. WANTED dining rotvin waitresses. $10 week.

Lunch counter Ph. $530. WANTED iice clean soft rags, 5 cents a pound. Apply Herald Room. WANT! second hand tent, 10 oz.

duck, about as good aa about 12x14 feet. Aildress W207, care Herald. WANTED hand gasoline pump with hose and meter. Cali Harald building or phone WANTED storage tar.ks. Give dimensions.

whether horizontal or vertical, condition of shell, kind of seams, size, location of manhole and price in first letter. Ft. Worth, Texas, Box 1036. 4 ROOM bungalow for sale or rent. na 434 2 FOR RENT 4 room glassed in sleeping perch.

$2J. Ph. 4 ROOM, new house with sleeping porch. No sick or Spanish. Apply 906 E.

COMBINATION coal and gua eusy terms. rOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO. Herman Transfer Co. only chiiTR 25c to move a trunk. It is a joke, but they do it.

FOR RENT extraordinary low figure, owner leaving city. Nine room house, good condition, Wyoming St. Call at 814 Mills or phone 965. 4 KOOM bungalow, glassed in sleeping porch and screened porch. 1209 Stevens street, near Alta Vista school, $30.

Ph. 6108 5 9 135.00 Paso. 4 rooms, 1706 E. Boulevard St. 5 rooms, 641 Upson 6 rooms, S.

1217 N. El garage 7 rooms. 1131 Montana, modern 54 rooms, 501 Mesa DOUGLAS C. CROWELL AGENCY, 224 Mills Bldg. Phone 8MO.

FOR RENT BY HAW KINS BROS. 6 r. brick, 310S Bisbee (new) 5 r. brick. 2701 Memphis 11 r.

brick, furnished or unfurnished, war time prices. N. Oregon. pay the increased cost of your WE INSTALL what you want on install- traveling expenses by handling our up-to ments. FOl'TZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO.

WANTED hand coal and wood heaters. Rio Grande Furniture 207 S. Stanton St. MONEY loaned on furniture, pianos, autos, chattel mortgages. Newton, 215 Trust Bid.

CHATTF.L mortgage loans. "15 ru8t Biflg. at Rooming Sale and Rent 16 Best trarslent location. If you want an easy sure living buy this place beforo Wednesday. Owner leaving town Wednesday.

Ph. 8906. RIG BARGAIN Furniture of 10 ropms and 4 sleeping porches on North El Paso street. Hcuse for rent. See W.

F. PAYNE 401 ph. 1250. Help Wanted Male county county county commissioner. commissioner.

commissioner. AMERICAN Fra nklin. ROY with wheel. 114 East -Men with horses and wagons Ph. S499W.

Hamilton. office man. Ad- FOR THE SENATE M. M. McFarland of Alpine, candidate for State Senate, 25th Senatorial District, subject to Democratic primaries.

J. G. SAURENMANN, candidate for county commissioner, precinct No. 2. Subject to Democrptio primaries.

Lost and Found LOST in First National Bank or on street, two war saving stamps. Return to J. D. Abbott, Del Norte hotel. WANTED to haul.

erienced dress P. O. box 466. Fall A Mitchell Employment Agency. 203 San Francisco St.

Paso del Norte hotel. See chief engineer. OLK LOW PRICES keep us busy, by contract or by the load. Herman Transfer Co. HOUSTON Transfer Storage Co.

will move you for less money than any one in the city. Ph. 632. dairy and ranch man. furnish own board and room.

$3.50 day. B. Moyer. Hanover, N. M.

SAY, do you need help, we furnish it. THE BORDER EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 117 East Main St. Phone 1255. and toiler makers with mill and smelter experience.

Write T219. Herald mine foremen for northern Mexico. Apply Mazapil Copper Apartado 64, Saltillo, with photograph, stating references and salary required. retail fish man; must understand business and have good references. Blue Point Fish Oyster Mills and Stanton Sts.

17 to 45. Experience unnecessary. Travel; make secret Investigations, reports. Salaries; expenses. American Foreign Detective Agency, 657 St.

Louis. FIREMEN, HKAKEMJEN, experience unnecessary, wages monthly, raised E. C. Chandler watch fob. Reward 40 percent by recent returned to E.

Curtiss Read. Scott 000,000 annual increase in railroad wages. No. 3. i Railway (send stamp), care Herald.

date Premium Pocket Side-line. Live wire salesmen can clean tip from to S15.00 daily. Canfield Mfg. 4)13 Broadway, Chicago, 111. STOCK SALESMEN, connect with real bon- afide producing and refining Oil Company, opportunity to make money unlimited if you have the Pep.

Real Stock Salesmen w'anted. Address Sales Department, Lone Star Oil Refining Company, Coleman, Texas. TRAVELING salesmen can make from $15 to $30 per day in their territory during spare time selling a gilt-edge proposition to their friends and regular customers; exclusive contracts given; no samples to carry and only two sales allowed to each town. N. Knight, 307 Schlan Houston Tex.

WANTED one of the largest concerns in U. Salesmen not subject to draft to cover territory in Texas. Advertising campaign supplies leads. Earnings in commissions run several hundred per month. Expenses paid training.

Address B. E. Harris, G. S. Monroe Chicago.

waitresses. $11 week. Apply Modern Cafe, Basement Mills Bldg. Dept or Mexican girl to' answer phone and work in store. One with knowledge of stenography preferred.

Call 611 E. San Antonio St. FOR FAMILY of Two. English speaking girl for general house work, must be good cook. Call between 9 and 12.

4100; Trowbridge street. Ph. S274J. WANTED UNIFORM SALESMEN: An old reliable and the largest made to measure tailoring house in America is desirous of making arrangements with salesmen to har.dle the mammoth uniform line. You can make $60 to $7 5 per week from the very Complete including 50 uniform patterns and 400 woolens for civilians furnished without expense to you.

You take orders for made to measure uniforms and civilian perfect fit and full satisfaction absolutely guaranteed. Here is an opportunity of the life time. Write today for rarticulars and full ii.struetions. L. G.

Thomas. Sales Lock Box 4X3, Chicago. lady operator for comptometer or Burroughs calculating machine. State age and experience. X217, care Herald.

spei general housework in family of two. No washing. Six miles dow'n valley. References. Ph.

17 (Kl- Rl. THOUSANDS or government positions open to men and women. Examinations soon. I tell you how to obtain a government position. Information free.

Write Geo. W. Robbins, formerly with the government, and Civil Service Expert. Jordan hi ngton, D. C.

bright, capable 'adlea to travel, demonstrate and sell well known goods to established dealers; $.5 to $50 per week; railroad fare paid; weekly advance for traveling expenses. Address at once Goodrich Drug Company. Pept 832, Omaha, Nebr. -Male Situations Wanted CARPENTER work wanted. Ph.

6537M. BOOKKEEPER wants position. Phone 2769. 2131 Cypress. GOOD bookkeeper; best references; married: seven years in El Paso.

Address W203. care Herald. THE DOG was found because he wore a collar bought at Sheers-Lazenby 310 Texas. BLACK leather hand bag containing money and keys, left on Ft. Bliss car evening of 4th.

Reward. Ph. 6344W books Thrift Stamps, one containing nine stamps, also four War Saving Stamps, on County road. Ph. 402R, Ysleta.

Robert Moon. Help and Female AGENTS or gentlemen to take subscriptions for any magazine. Oood money for right person. Ph. 36S8.

Help YOUNG married man wants in store or office. Good references. Address W304, care Hrraid. YARD and house man will work part of time for board. Address 201W, care Herald.

YOUNG MAN not I draft, experienced in railroad office and wholesale work. Address X219, care Herald. YOUNG MAN. college gr. hours clerical work in evenings.

Proficient in mathematical calculations. 4d- W205, Herald. WANTED For Furnished BUNGALOW near Fort Bliss. Ph. 6246.

FURNISHED IKsr HOUS1 70i6J. FURNISHED house for rent until September first. Ph. 7360. SMALL house, partly furnished, $10.

2710 Piedras. 4 ROOM bungalow apartment near Fort B1 i Ti 8656 J. HALF of nicely furnished housed sleeping porch; no children. 801 Wyoming. 3 ROOM furnished house, sleeping porch.

$15. Ph.6822W. 'i ROOMS, bath, sleeping ing distance. Ph. 8174J.

0 ROOM furnished ranch For infoimation call 552W. 3 ROOMS and sleeping porch, water gas and lights. Ft. Boulevard. Ph.

loll. furnished bungalow for rent on Ph. 5919, between 2 porch; waik- NICELY Trowbiidge street to 6 p. m. COTTAGE complete, 5 porcli.

701 X. Kansas. Kansas. rooms. Apply sleeping 805 N.

and 4 RCOM apartments with sleeping porches in cottages. Also cottage 5 room and sleeping porch N. Kansas. NICELY furnished three room and bath; trame house; two car lines; paved street; $20 month. 2902 Richmond St.

Ph. 452SJ. 1 RNISHLl) cottage for rent $22 month; 4 rooms, bath, sleeping porch, new. 3912 Montana. Ph.

23, days; 3585, evenings. CHOKE LIST 6 rooms, 515 N. $35. 7 rooms 126 Leon 5 rooms, 3103 Frutas 7 rooms, 1411 Brown 5 rooms, 2711 Silver St. 4 rooms, 1113 Second DAVIS BROS.

106 Texas St. Ph. 11 S. FOR RENT, UNFURNISHED 5 room house, 2431 San Diego St. 5 room house, 60S N.

Virginia St. 6 room house, 1009 E. Nevada St. P. W.

WILLIAMS, General Insurance. Phone 114 4. 313 First Bank Bldg. UNFURNISHED rooms, bath and S. 1014-1016 E.

Boulevard. Modern 6-room bungalow, 2000 blk. Montana St. room house. SIS Lee St.

2-room house. Wyoming St. FURNISHED. 4 room bungalow and sleeping porch. 3S16 La Luz, $3o.

W. P. PAYNE 401 Mesa. Phons 1150. FOR RENT 3 r.

bath 1305 E. 5 r. cottage, 201 -i Atlanta McKEE Mills Hldg. HA A six room house, also tent house, completely furnished; rents $42.50. sublets three rooms for garage rents walking distance.

Ph. 7IS4. furnished, five! room cottage, including player-piano and telephone; garage; Sunset Heights; close in; walking distance. 512 Los 1117 X. El Pfso, 4 R.

fur, apt. Chester, 5 R. fur, bungalow 522 W. 4 R. unfur.

402 Arizona, 4 R. cottage 4001 Polk 4 R. bungalow 130 Tobin Place, 8 R. cottage 710 N. Ange.

4 R. unfur. 197 Newman 4 R. cottage 3001 Mt. 6 R.

cottage 4008 Wilson. 3 R. 1204-06 E. 3 U. cottages 2724 Sacrairento, 2 R.

fur. cottage. 1217 E. Second, 2 R. tenement $7.00 R.

E. LYONS, 102 TEXAS, Ph. 1I of July 4th, at Country --lub, gold service pin, single star, anchor design. Return Mrs. H.

W. Ketson, 2817 Wheeling or phone 5239. Reward $200 REWARD for any information regarding 2 diamond rings, one 3 karats and one 2 karats, taken from the home of J. H. Todd Saturdny night.

131S Myrtle Ave. SOI.ID Swiss watch, very thin model, in bleck gun metal case; initials OOOD N. Oregon. WANTED girl dispensers and waitresses, care Herald. Potter Confectionery Co.

or colored woman cook to cook in hotel. Apply 158 N. Piedras. to take orders over phone. Appiy 1825 Magoffin.

BEFORE you move phone 632 and get our prices. A dollar saved is a dollar earned Houston Transfer Co. WHITE American girl for general house no wrashing. Must stay nights, room in 802 Cincinnati. Ph.

7376. girl to do huuse work on farm. pry good wages to right party. Box Mesffulte, N. M.

street. Ph. 1020. Do YOU want a new. completely furnished cottage in a delightfully cool location at a very low rental? Three rooms, bath.

large screened sleeping porch, gas range, electric lights, piay grounds for children. For heaithy people I osltlon by good cook, can do only Never occupied bv invalids. Special chefs work; institutions or camp work reduced EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and stenographer. B. B.

ishoe Store, Cor, Overland and San Jacinto preferred; must bring helper also. Address YOUNG MAN, Staniard, with 10 years experience in the commercial business, desires position, speaks English and can furnish references. Care P. box 38. Ph.

2744. YOUNG married man experienced in bookkeeping and merchandise, wants to work for company who can offer advancement. References furnished. Out of consideied. Address R187, Herald.

CATTLE MEN NOTICE A man of 35, with A. M. college training, who has had over three years work with tho federal government in the production and marketing of liv'estt ck. would consider accepting work with a cattle, or commission company In El Paso. Address, room 21, care Y.

M. C. El Paso. rental to desirable parties. Call at 2230 Federal.

Take Highland Park car to Federal (paved streets. FUR NTS ED 5 r. bath s. Nevada st 5 r. bath s.

Bliss 5 r. bath s. Arizona st 8 r. bath s. Mundy UNFURNISHED 4 r.

bath s. Boult vard 4 r. bath I'i. s. Wyoming 4 r.

bath s. Idalia 5 r. bath s. Kings Highway. 5 r.

bath s. Wheeling 6 r. bath s. Upson r. bath s.

Campbell Furnished and unfurnished apartments in nil parts of the city. ANDERSON-FILLEK INVESTMENT CO. Rental Satisfaction. 306 Mesa Ave. Phone 4061.

FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED 4 rooms, G. S. Mountain Avo. $20 4 rooms. O.

S. Kings 4 rooms, G.S. West Mam rooms. Sacramento St $20 6 rooms, garage, North Virginia 5 rooms. G.

S. Kern $50 FOR IS 11 ED 4 rooms. O. S. Mountain $35 4 roomsMyrtle Ave.

$25 5 rooms.S. Montana St $7.. 5 rooms. Madison Ave 5 rooms. 2 CI.

S. Dyer 8 rooms. 2 Montana $53 NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY 1 hone 5T.0. 100 Antonio St. Dressmaking AT HOME, or by day.

Ph. 7757W. and plain sew tug. Ph. 64 DRESSMAKING, plain sewing.

2 ifl 6 mend. HEMSTITCHING, Best worK, Union Dye 4 15 N. Stanton, Tel. 370. DRESSMAKING and remodeling.

ebb. Ph. 6399 W. MRS. s.

WHITE, dressmaker tailor. A specialty In evening and reception 409 K. Estrella St. Ph. 6SS9..