El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

-" HE formation OF valley real
estate exchange" said Robert
Rinehart, lis one OF the most
important steps that has been taken
by the local real estate men in years.
In my opinion. it foreshadows the or
ganizatfon Of an e. PasO realty ex-
change, such as most Of the large cities
have. Such an exchange would mean
much for the city as II would result
in concentrated boosting Then, too,
the exchange would see to II that the
dishonest brokers, were soon elm
mated"
"Mexico's finances are certainly in
a muddled condition said J. l. Far
ley. Every government that has been
in Mexico City and number that
haven't has flOated its own issue Of
currency. There is now in actual cir
culation the old federal, Carranza,
Carbajal. villa and Huerta money. Be
sides this, there are at least two issues
Of both the Villa and CarranZa cur
rency, both Of which are quoted at
different prices Add TO this some
dozen independent state issues and It
brings about a pretty hopeless situa-
ton, one that viii take years 10 ad-
Just If the Mexicans ever stop fight
ing long enough 10 tackle the job"
with q new revolution in active Op-
Grafton in Mexico il seems TO me a
good chance for the border people TO
say I told you So TO president VIII
son and secretary Bryan" said John
son Hartridge, of Denver, Colo. They
have been so Obstinarely determined
that Mexico was pacified and that their
Watchful waiting policy was q success
that il seemed 10 me they deliberately
blinded themselves to the real state Of
affairs II looks as if that country
viii not become pacified until the ma
tives have killed each other off and
there is no one left to fight"
'Phonograph music is developing a
very critical audience for musicians
said Miss Alma Noedisch. Of Chicago.
People who become accustomed TO
hearing a musical composition played
at certain tempo and with a certain
expression In the phonograph record,
expect TO hear the piece reproduced in
the same way when played by per
sOT and not a machine, and they feel
deprived Of something II the artist
makes the slightest deviation from the
canned music performance"
you would never know there has
Deen revolution or that q new revO-
luton has been born IL you were in
Chihuahua said E r King. pFOmi-
nent Preside rancher. THE business
conditions in Chihuahua have never
been better, the people are all well
clothed and everyone seems TO have
plenty of money The only thing that
resembles revolution in Chihuahua is
the armed forces that are being mobil-
lied and the activity around the re-
cruiting stations. Villa has fully $4,000
men recruited and ready 10 put in the
field. They are nearly all weIl sea
sOned fighting men. In Chihuahua
every one seems TO be a supporter Of
villa and all believe that his attitude
in the new revolt is absolutely cor
rect"
Palm Beach suits are being put into
winter quarters" said Teddy McHold
Falls arrival has thrown the Light
flannels and straw hats into the dis
card and the local department and
clothing stores are busily ENGAGED in
fitting out e. Pasoans with fan wear
ing apparel Although 5000 miles from
New York. the people OF FL Paso wear
the latest styles as soon as they ap-
pear on Broadway. FL Pasoaus insist
on getting the very latest and the