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The Washington times., 1912-09-21
CAPITAL SPENDS
LESS FOR DRINKS
THAN NEW YORK
Exhibit at Hygiene Congress
Shows Startling Effects
of Alcoholism.

The average Washington family ex-
pends less for alcoholic drink than the
New York family in the same walk Of
life. but nevertheless It spends too
much, according to an exhibit arranged
and offered on public view today at the
exposition Of the congress on hygiene
and demography.
The social museum OF Harvard Uni
versity has been quietly at work study
ing conditions here, and has compiled a
chart showing the percentage of in
come spent on drink by 1,025 wage
earning families Of the National Capt.
tai The exhibit was installed this
morning by James c. Boykin, super
visor Of the hall.
In order to visualize tine statistics, the
total income Is represented as contained
In money bags of given sizes, while the
proportion Of the family budget that
goes for drink is represented by propor-
tionatelv smaller bags
Gould Enlarge Crowded Homes.
The Washington times., 1912-09-21
The MODEL
KITCHEN

When the woman Of the house or
her servant. enters from the swing
ing door from the dining room to the
kitchen of this home she finds her
glass door china cabinet Immediate
ly at her left, with its separate draw
ers for cutlery and compartments for
pots, pans, etc. II it's food stuffs for
which she is in search the pantry is
at her right with its many convent
emily arranged shelves-not a dark,
musty pantry, but one that receives
plenty Of health-giving sunlight from
a full sized outside window. Here
also is the large modern refrigerator
in which her perishables are kept.
Now. to prepare the meal. The
kitchen sink. with its hot anC cold
water spigots, is right at hand, just
to the left Of which is the collapsible
preparation table which can be put
in place with one movement Of the
arm. and as quickly dropped out of
the way when not in use. Remember,
this is the old-time square dimen-
stoned kitchen and it is but a step or
SO from either the preparation table
to the sink or to the 1918 modern
double-deck gas range, placed right
where 1t will be in the full light of
day, the outside kitchen door con-
tanning an upper panel of glass for
this purpose. being surmounted with
glass transom for light and ventila-
ton purposes without the necessity
Of opening Of the kitchen door or the
raising of windows.
But suppose mi-lady has a shop
ping tour on hand. Then there
is the double compartment fire.
less cooker, in which she can place
her meal-go out anf shop to her
hearts content-come home-and the
meal is ready to be served.
This is a sanitary kitchen in the
fullest sense of the word. Both the
sink and draining board are backed
by a solid wall of tile-preventing
any damage by splashing.
The walls are covered with sanitas.
which is washable just like tile. The
floors are laid extra tight so as to
positively prevent any accumulation
Of dust.
The planning and final arrange
ment Of this kitchen required space
Of four months time. When you
know that such length of time was
spent for this one room Of the house
you must realize that here is a home
that is a model in every one of its
six rooms and bath. We know you
are interested in this kitchen Just
from what you have read in this de-
scription. You will be just as much
more interested in the entire home.
The Washington times., 1912-09-21
The table Is as follows:

As a whole" concludes the chart,
the families studied could add at least
II the money spent for intoxicants and
tobacco were devoted to rent
Other facts regarding the effects of
aicohol on humanity are presented by
lures.
Over against the Washington Monu-
ment appears huge pile of dollars.
This stack represents the money spent
driven insane by alcohol, as the money
would appear II changed into silver dol
lars and placed in heap foot square.
The height Of the Monument is given
as $50 feet: that Of the pile of dollars
as ss4 feet. The "money monument"
contains $5,332,307. which. 1t is calcula-
ted, Is 20 per cent of the total cost OF
maintaining all the insane Of the coun-
try.
Under a photograph of the Titanic
appears the caption: This vessel car
r1ed down 1852 people. Alcoholism Is
estimated to carry off the same number
every ten days."
A fight at a bar is SHOWN. with the
statement that .66.5 per cent OF all
crimes are committed in saloons.
Ill Effects on School Children.
Ninety-five dolls are dressed In red
and-white striped clothes: five in black
and-white stripes. This represents the
respective proportions of drinkers and
abstainers among some 10000 prisoners
committed In Massachusetts in 1911
The results of an investigation into
the effects of drink on school children
are also given. Only 10 per cent of
those examined showed, no evil mental
effects, and only 30~per.-cent no evil
moral effects.
It is asserted that Is per cent of the
pauperism and ~ per cent Of the cases
of child neglect in the country were
traced to intemDerance From 7 IN a
per cent of all accidents could also
be laid to the door of rum.
OF 269 alcoholics examined at Bellevue
685 per cent began to drink before tho
age Of twenty-one. and only 81 per cent
afterwards.
To the question, How did you start
drinking?" 24S alcoholics answered as
follows:
For sociability, 81 per cent; taught by
elders. per cent; occupation. per
cent; trouble. II per cent; out Of work,
per cent; medical use. 93 per cent;
to be thought tough" IL per cent
The Washington times., 1912-09-21
and We Are Going to Do 1t

AS stated yesterday, the public demand for these
homes came before we could complete the cost sheets
and ascertain the lowest price at which we could offer
them
The result was four sold-upon competitors
recommendations in two cases-at 50, 5Oo subject to
final price upon completion of cost sheets.
If these homes were wonderful home buying
opportunity at S45Oo think of the value they repre-
sent at s3,o75 to S4,25o The very fact that but
few weeks ago we had nc trouble selling them for
81, 500 emphasizes their investment possibilities aside
from their desirablity as home.
And why, you may ask, do we ask but S3,975
to S4,25o for these homes when we could get-did
get-S4 500 for them? A little investigation on your
part will disclose the fact that here is real estate
firm that stands willing and does sacrifice every pos
sble cent of profit that it can afford in order to add
to the business reputation of long standing as home
selling institution that depends upon many small
profits rather than few large ones.
The completion of the sale of these homes will
enable us to Immediately proceed with further build
ing operations and it has been our policy to
make the satisfactory manner in which we have treat
ed the home buying public in connection with one
building operation help us in the quick marketing of
the next operation.
The Washington times., 1912-09-21
Here IS a New Standard
Of Value In a Six
Room Home

1t is home of large rooms-no dark corners
beautiful decorations-modern conveniences-and
tme-defying construction, inside and outside. There
is not room for detailed description here. In another
part of this announcement we attempt description
and so it is with every other room of this fine
house.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-15
STREET ASPECT IS
NOW MORE CHEEKY

New York. Feb. 15.-AlthOugh the
stock market today continued TO snow
the lack Of aggressive action oy TRAD
ers. speculative opinion was more
cheerful and the list advanced a1ter an
early period Of irregular1ty. Unlteu
States steel and Union PaclIlc We're
the leaders in the movement some
foreign buying was again reported On
the strength OF the improved relatiohs
between England and Germany lana
dian Pacific was in demand from Ser
lin, where IL is largely held
Improvement in the copper group anu
several other specialties towards noon
was ignored by United states steer
and the active railroads, these issues
falling back somewhat from their hlsh
prices Of the first hour
Bonds were steady. =
Union Pacific surrendered most VI
its forenoon advance and there was IN
termittent selling of Reading, Wnlch
discouraged active ventures Tor the
long account Fluctuations In genera
were Of trivial nature with the mar
ket showing increasing duuness as the
day progressed
The market closed steady.
Price movements were somewhat CON
aicting in the closing hour Ama+eS-
mated Copper rose to its highest, WhlS
Union Pacific and United states steer
reacted further Neither OF these var
ations had any appreciable erect on
the general market, but there was o
fairly good undertone-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-15
Property Holders Of Arizona
Street Get the Pavement
They Favored.

When the new compressor and con-
densor contracted for from the Allis-
Chalmers Co. Of Detroit. at a cost OF
S21215 is installed al tlle 400 $1,000
ing station, which is promised INSIDE
OF a month, there will be no better
water works system in the state than
here.
At present a new pump is also being
installed at the Watts wells, as re-
Quired by the Fire Insurance actuary,
and which viii provide a cheaper in
surance rate, thereby saving q large
sum OF money each year for the city
The pump will be completed within the
next two weeks. The condenser is 10
be on the ground by March IS.
Paving Is Decided Upon.
Declaring that they were the ones
most interested, and who must ulti-
mately pay the cost OF paving Arizona
street, a property owners appealed to
the council to award the contract for
paving their street to the Texas
Bitulithic Paving company at S1.0O per
square yard, rather than TO the other
company whose bid was 20 cents
higher.
Certainly we as owners" the petit
ton says, should not be required TO
pay $3.50 per yard for paving which
can be had for 800 per yard. And we
also feel that this paving has already
been delayed long enough, and that
this street, which IS one Of the most
thoroughly built up Of residence
streets in the city, should be paved
without further delay"
The a property owners petition was
referred to the finance committee and
city attorney.
To the present time according to esti-
mates prepared by the contractor, the
new garbage and sewage disposal plant.
which IS practically complete. has cost
the city S24, ALSO, Of which S154S.S1
has not yet been paid
The petition for the paving OF Non
tana street between Cotton street and
Piedras was granted and resolutions
passed ordering the Improvement.
Similar action for the paving Of west
San Antonio street from south Ell Paso
to Davis street was taken.
Various Petitions Are Filed.
The following petitions We're referred
to the fire and water committee: Don
aldsOn Auto Co, for underground gaso-
line tank; Golden Hill residents for two
arc lights; FL Paso Stock Yard Co, for
fire plugs; Highland Park residents for
extension Of water mains
The ordinance creating eleva lions and
grade OF curbs on Ochoa street at Cali
fornia, River and Cliff streets was
adopted
The petition to close an alley in block
19, Sunset Heights addition was re-
ferred to the street and alley commit
tee
The petition of the Texas & Pacific
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-15
WATER SYSTEM At MESA TO RIVAL ANY
IN STATE WHEN IT IS NEARLY EQUIPPED

Railway Co, to erect q freight PLATFORM
on First street was granted -,
C. G. StapletOn's petition Tor
ton OF taxes was granted
The petition for permit 70 Le-
O bricE residence at 64S Epson avenue,
presented by Mrs. Maud Wylle was H0A
granted. .s - -atrrn
of the cost Of his unexpired portoh o.
a HduOr license. and this maIl9I ,-s
referred to the police ana sah''aA'
committee. 49, .1le- IN
block 50 Magoffins addition was -
ferreI to the proper c2Hnlttee' ~ ~
the petition OF the Moose 10
a wire across Texas street
Fl PasO Physically Better. ~
The following report OF the cry
health department shows consloerao Le
suppression and graouaI oSLLS- "a a.
of contagious disease cohul luis
town. The remaining cases are slileL--
~ II scarlet fever 16. WhooplnB
cough 2. chicken pOX o typhOlo teFe1
Two hundred and twenty-five meat meat
markets were inspected la-st o Neee, 80 -
fruit and vegetable stands; SzS pFeIlllssss
and seven laundries HestauI AZ =
numbering so were examined as were
also three bakeries, u roominB houses
278 cattle and q calves Sly I.y u = - - ,
were examined, "A sheep. p slaug hteL
houses, % meat wagons 1uA Uai'i0@
and 40 milk wagons ~
Meat condemned amounted 10 44I
pounds. condemned fruit ana veSeta 2Ies
Sc pounds. Condemned eggs one naIs
case Twenty-oight complaints were
attended. q nuisance notices were
served and "a were abated "a
During the week the deaths OF ~
Americans and IA MeXicans were re-
ported and the births OF seven Al1erl-
cans and IS Mexieans- VACCINATIONS
for the week numbered los ana rum ga
lions II. :
Sewer commissioner Hadloek reported
work in his department to have IN
cluded laying OF 400 feet Of elevated
ditch for the disposal plant. ana z9O
feet Of s-inch sewer in block IL N
East FL Paso. All three sewers ma
pumps working both night ana DAY
Tax Roll for January.
During the month OF January city
taxes were received to the amount Of
S72,O697s; and S7144-04 were reported
for the first six days OF the month
Of February, from the office OF the tax
collector.
There were five fires. one from gaso-
line, two were started by children with
matches.
Chief OF police B. F. Jenkins reported
s15s5 collected by him on account OF
police fund during the month.
There was turned into the city
treasury by the sanitary commission IN
funds collected by that department
during the month OF January Se92-25.
Total expenditures for the month OF
January by the public schools amount
ed TO sic, 1853. OF this S15.sSO.S5 went
for salaries and s437.7S for other ex-
peuse.
Permission to open 10 streets were
granted by the engineering department.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-15
Grain and Provisions
ATWELL SAYS TAFT
IS LOGICAL CHOICE

William Z AdwelI, Of Dallas, Tens,
United States district attorney, city
ZOO commissioner Of Dallas, district dep
uty of the Ellzs, and still a young nan,
is at the Sheldon for a few days.
Speaking Of Republican politics, Mr..
Atwen said:
President Taft, lie the great Lin
coin, has f'weedsd the row" in spite o.
side issues OF isnls. The middle Of ths
road ruler Is the great ruler. n othsr
sun has ripened such rich haTTsstB and
there is no other planet that can cause
even a partial eclipse
I don't know Just what thu Texas
organization viii do, but I have every
reason to believe it win aid in sending
an instructed Taft delegation TO Chi
eago. If, however the organization
should attempt 10 do otherwise il viii
find the people against It. /"
Col. Lyon has been Ill for a month
and has been unable to let his position
be known, but I feel that even his greEs
love for Mr.. Roosevelt, IN which We all
Join. VIII not be permitted 20 interfere
with the TAFT sentimeai5 Taft against
the world in 1912 and Roosevelt against
the world IN 1916 Is my ticket" said
AtWell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-15
WHEAT FALLS ON
BEARISH REPORT

Chicago, Ills, Feb. 15.-Heavy re-
ceipts in this country today acted as
an offset for the scarcity OF wheat IN
Europe. Besides, there was a bearish
report on the outlook for the winter
crop Disappointment also was ex-
pressed By the bulls at the apathy
shown by foreign markets regarding
an upturn in prices in America The
opening was - to &c lower May
started at s1.025L TO S1.02 g, a decline
OF 4 TO 8 C. but rallied TO sL02A-
The close was weak with May q
lower at SL017s to SL02.
Much strength developed in corn
after the first few minutes. The light
offerings appeared to be the chief rea-
son May opened a shade 70 1sc down
at ssh to 68%c, touched S. &c and
then rose to SIC
The close was easy &c down for
Nay at IS 3 to GS1 &c
Oats advanced with corn Trade on
both sides was fairly urgent May
started unchanged 10 18th higher
at SIS TO 52%c. ana assembled TO 81 G..
Steadiness was the feature In pro-
visions. Initial transactions varied
from 25kc lower to 2 re up with May
$3.50 for pork; Ss.221z for lard, and
S8.75 for ribs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-15
PRINTER
VISITS Ell PASO

Franklin ". Heath. Of Phihdelphia,
secretary Of the United T'Ypothetae of
America, was in FL Paso yesterday for
q few hours. About five Of the members
Of the local ASSOCIATION informally met
Mr.. Heath at luncheon at the Sheldon
hotel
Mr.. Heath gave a snort talk On the
progress Of printing interests. Mr.. Heath
left Wednesday afternoon for Los An
geles TO attend a district meeting of the
TypOthetae there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-15

VALLEY LAND BARGAINS.
TEN SECTIONS OF DECIDED LAND
IN A SOLID BODY.
All fenced. good house, 4 wells; water
eo faat deep: in the shallow water belt:
Iiles north of Midland. This has to
he sold in the next 80 days, Land ad-
tanning selling for SIS TO $50 per acre.
Tbfs can be had at 81 per acre one
fourth cash and balance long time.
NEW 4 ROOM
Prick house on south front lots 1
bIoez from the Country club; chicken
t,ards sheds, etc; house is heated with
hot air. can be had for the next few
DAYS for $500; good terms.
s71Ix12O FEET.
D-,r+beast corner on Newman and
D-evsda- If sold in next few days can
be had for $1,000 cash.
lie ACRES
on n,acad dam road miles below Ysleta-
10 acres IN alfalfa. S13750 per acre
terms
So ACRES
~ the railroad and county road for a
few DAYS at $50 per acre; terms.
II it's valley land you want we are
the people TO see
9oo-21O American Bank Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-15
UNLISTED STOCKS
(By Special Wire to The Herald from
L J. Overlook. Bisbee, Ariz.)

TWO TRUSTEES MAKE
EsCAPEs STILL AT LARGE
Two TRUSTEES at the county jail, Bond
and Reed, who were working outside
OF the jail left without notifying the
fail officials. They are still more or
less at large.
Fresh vegetables at Ardoln's Market
DR.. wurnOel. dentist. set teeth. $40
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-15

TELEPHONE Cc1IPLAINTs EARLY.
gubserfbers failing TO get The Her
s1d promptly should call at the office
or telephone No. 2Oso before $50 p m
All complaints VIII receive prompt
sttennon-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-15


AA The Association Of Amer
asihisf lean Advertisers has sx-
N aminsd and certified to
the eireulation Of this pub
heation- The figures Of circulation
contained in the Assoeiation's re-
peri only are guaranteed.
Association Of American Advertisers
Nc 81 Whitehall Bldg. 4. 7. City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-15

FOR RENT.
-Four rooms and bath upstairs fiat
very close in, on No. Florence St Nc
children. Apply sos f. Missouri
HAVE CASH BUYER
For bargain in home close in on north
Tobin Real Estate Trust Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-15
ROWAN ACQUITTED
OF MURDER CHARGE

Sam Rowan, who was tried yester-
day in the 84th district court on q
charge o. the MURDER OF charles Butler
in the Monte Carlo saloon in Novem-
Der was acquitted yesterday evening
by the jury, after II had been out
three hours
The ease has been on since Monday,
and went to the jury at ESQ o'clock
Fun measure at Southwestern Fuel Co.
Strictly fresh eggs ArdOin's Market.
Fun MEASURE at Southwestern Fuel ca
Fish. fish. at Ardoin's Market
Too Late to Classify
FUN measure at sOuthweslsrn Fusi Co
Geo. D. Kendall Makes Glasses Right.
WANTED TO TRADE-Brand new Ne.
oliver typewriter for horse. Bell
phone 1919
FREE HOMEsTEADs and business
opportunities in the great san Simon
valley artesian and shallow pumping
belt; greatest opportunity in the
SOUTHWEST; soft water, no alkaI, best
land; finest climate In United States
free. Write Bowie Commercial Club
Bowie. Ariz.
ONION LAND-About Z acres adjoin-
ing ChamberinO P. O.; all on main
ditch; now IN alfalfa; finest onion land
outside OF Spain. terms If desired. o.
car B. wood. Chamberino. y. n
Geo. D. Kendall Makes CLASSES Right.
FUN measure at sOuthwestern Fuel CO
ONE NICELY furnished front room.
40 Mesa Phone 20s4
FOR sALE-Thoroughbred buu pups 4
months old, S. each. 7o7 n. Campbell
FOR sALE-A young fresh mich COW,
heifer calf; take Fort Bliss car. Louis
lana St, first house east
FOR sAIE-Fine lot Of Black 1unorca
hens and pullets; also incubator, at a
bargain Bell phone sos
Geo. D. Kendall Makes Glasses Right
Full measure at Southwestern Feel Co
BARBER SHOP FOR sALE-Netting
over $500 per month. $4,000 takes It
Inquire at I04 San Antonio.
FOR sALE-Good paying businessmen
ting over 5000 monthly. $4,000 In
Quire at 704 san Antonio St
NEW YORK PLUMBERS - SIS 5. FL
Paso st. Phone 1891 Jobblng prompt
" attended to- Work guaranteed
TRADE FARM near Carlsbad. under
government dam. for city property.
KettIer-MurPhy Land Co. 2OZ Mills Sc
IF YOU NEED ANY UPHOLsTERING
call phone 1925 We viii upholstes
your furniture and make Il new.
r. l.. Daniel Furniture Mattress Fefy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-15
MONEY AND METALS

Closing Quotations Today.
New York, n T., Feb 1o--Oall
money, "a G215 percent
Bar silver 59a- 40.
percent 49,,
DesiIverized lead (VeW Mexico
$AO71k QA10.
Copper 1885 914.05.
Tin. S8325 @ 1920 ezra
$50: lead. S3.95.
Mexican dollars, a.
Current smelter 0uOtatlons,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-15
Special Notices

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spireIIa CO-se>s-2143z Tex Phi. S4Sl
CHIMNEY sWEEP-Stoves set UP and
repaired Bell phone 4115-
BEAUTIFUL RUGS made from old car
pets Phone 1893.
CARPETS CLEANED, sewed laid.
Steam Garrett Cleaning Wks. Phi $3.50
FULL GROWN DEAD CATTLE, horses
and mules taken away free except sun
days Phone Sell "a
CARPETS CLEANED, windows washed,
general housecleaning- Dunuey Nacu-
UNI Cleaning Co. Bell phone S2lS.
Ell PAsO JUNK YARD-Dealer in
scrap iron, rubber and metals. Cor.
9Th and Chihuahua SITS. Bell a.
PHONE 2O7O, SALVATION ARMY, for
kindling, block and stove wood, de-
uvered; cut and sawed by unem-
ployed men for food and lodging.
Financed by Woman's Charity Assn
SPECIAL NOTICE - Before leaving
town sell your furniture ana clothing
for q good price to the Fl PasO store.
400 FL Paso St Bell 3491: Auto 1891.
ii. PAsO IRON AND METAL CO. 1906
san Antonio. Dealers in scrapiron-
rubber, copper, brass, bottles, etc
Auto. 1882: Bell 1850.
Automobiles
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AUTO FOR SALE cylinder runabout
cheap for cash. Call at 31s Texas DIT.
F. Thatcher's office.
Ell PAsO AUTO SALES Coz
71s n. Ochoa. Dealers in Phone s5Ss
WINTON- SIX CARS.
TRADE FOR REAL ESTATE pas
senger REQ automobile complete; top
n
ton. Phone 4213.
Contractors
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REPAIRS - Carpenter and concrete
work, painting Hendee- Phone 2ssS.
". r. ALLEN-Painting Paperhang-
ing tinting- Bell phone S42s.
SEE c. II. WILLIAMS for reasonable
prices on wall paper and paints
Painting, papering and tinting. 5lb s.
Fl Paso. Phone 1858.
Spanish Lessons
~~-~~~-~-~OS~-~-~-~-~-~
LEARN Spanish at school or az home
Phones 1884. Day and night lessons
LEARN CORRECT and practical Span
ish. Night and day classes. Miss Helen
Hagelsieb. 543 Magoffin- Phone 4lfl-
SPANISH DAA AMI MUTT NAAtAsoA-A
b. 5. RODRIGUEZ, TEACHER.
InternatiOnaI BusiRess College.
Specialists
DIR. CARL S1IITH-COnsultation in
vited. I07 san antonio st, Auto. 21s1.
Too Late to Classify
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APARTMENT HOUSE SITE CLOSE IN.
52x12O, on best street in FL Paso, on
easy terms
robin Real Estate Trust Co.
No. 1 Tobin Arcade-the postoffice
is behind.
VALLEY FARM TO TRADE
For small house. SO 1-3 acres. main
road and ditch, SocorrO grant; all level
and A No. / piece OF land: value Of $50
per acre is true and If you have some
thing not inflated can trade. See Reed,
Austin 6 Mari.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY
REMOVAL NOTICE.
We have moved our offices from the
American Bank building to 104 San
Antonio St, ground floor. First Ma
tional Bank building
Newman Investment Company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-15
Musical

MUSIC LEssOFs-Violin, mandolin and
ali band instruments. G. E. Ross. Auto.
phone 1861 s1lsz san Antonio St,
soom r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-15
Answers to Herald Ads.

The following list OF uncaIled for
answers 10 Herald Want ADVERTISE
ments are now being held for delivery
al The Herald business office: