El Paso Times from El Paso, Texas • 4

EL PASO MORNING TIMES, TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1918. 4 (2 SECRETARY McADOO PRESIDENT WILSON Their Hands Are Tied Unless You Buy With which to buy Guns and Food for? our Army and Navy. it rests with you whether we shall win this war quickly or be forced into a "Russian Peace" after a long and bloody, war. This space patriotically donated by the following County Officials: W. D.

Howe, judge 34th judicial district. W. Carter, county surveyor. E. B.

McClintock, county judge. ft. Fryer, county attorney. W. P.

Brady, judge county court at law. Srth H. Orndorff, sheriff. R. Richey, county collector, M.

McKinney, district clerk. Leigh Clark, district attorney, 34th judicial district J. F. Williams, county commissioner. Precinct No.

Place No. Ij Robert Lyons, county commissioner, Precinct No. 2, Place No, George Pendell, county commissioner, Precinct No, 2 W. D. Greet, county clerk.

W. C. Roberts, hide and animal inspector. John T. Cain, county assessor.

J. M. Denver, justice of the peace, Precinct No. A. R.

Webb, county treasurer. A. J. Hall, justice of the peace, Precinct No. 1.

Myra Winkler, county superintendent. I. N. Davis, constable, Precinct No, 1, Henry Herring, county commissioner, Precinct No. 3..