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Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13
John Paul Breen
Says Omaha Needs
New Charter Now

1T appears that IN the minds OF GER
tain public officials In Omaha, the need
Of home rule charter IL always Inn
peratlve when they are speaking from
the rear OF an automobile Just before
election. and then ceases to be imperative
Immediately after they are reelected to
office" said John Paul Breen, I'm talk
on the need Of new charter for Omaha,
before the MONDAY club at the CONNER
cial club rooms Friday.
Il confess was somewhat amazed to
hear John Rine. city attorney. say there
was no need OF home rule charter al
this time" continued Mr.. Breen. And
there are others who are holding to the
same doctrine now. who. before the cleo
ton. had much to say as TO the urgent
necessity OF taking advantage OF the
constitutional right of home rule for
Omaha"
He declared that the first thing Greater
Omaha must do now, IL Il is going to
draft a new charter, Is to determine
once for all whether II wants TO con-
tinue under the commission form OF
government or whether II wants to go
back to the councilmanlc system Of rep
resentation.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13
Bryan President of
"The New WinOna"

WARSAW, Ind. June 12.-wnliam j.
Bryan, former secretary OF state, will
be president OF THE New wlnona." when
that assembly Is reorganlzed next Au-
gust, according to s. c. Dickey, the pres
ent manager OF the assembly. which Is
now under tho control of a trustee.
Mr.. Bryan has virtually accepted tho
position" said Mr.. Dickey, "all that he
asks Is New Winona. free from debt"
Tho assembly's debts are about 800, 900
and the property has been appraised at
10000 Chautauqua meetings and Bible
conferences are held by the assembly,
which is controlled by the Presbyterian
church. Mr.. Bryan has been prominent
in the work Of the organization for
number of years
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13
Submarine Officer
Says Work Useless

PLYMOUTH. England. June i2-cap-
tain Smith OF the British schooner EN-
press has arrived here and reports that
his vessel was sunk by the German sub
marine U-S. Captain Smith says one OF
the officers OF the submarine told him
that he disapproved Of submarine attacks
on merchantmen but that unless the
submarine commanders carried out their
orders they would be shot. The officer
added, according 20 Captain Smith, that
submarine warfare such as the Germans
were engaged in was useless TO them.
why" Captain Smith says the Ger
man officer asked him. do not the big
ships come out and fightf"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13
Iowa Captures the
Grand Prize at Fair
Agricultural Show

SAX FRANCISCO. June l2.-Iow4 was
awarded today the grand prize for the
state agricultural exhibit AZ the Panama
Pacific exposition and ali but four OF
- Individual exhibitors Of Iowa received
prizes or honorable mention for agrieul-
tural exhibits.
Individual exhibitors were awarded TO
medals Of honor thlrtosn gold medals.
eiEhtF-fivs silver medais. iei bronze
medals and twenty-four honorable mem
lions.
New York city was awarded today
three grand pvizes fer its municipal.
health and illustrative photography ex-
hihiEa ana nine medals OF honor. six gold
pieeals. one silver medal. two bronze
medals ana ak honorable mentions for
ether enhibita
allpolS uneompleted LIST OF awards
ehoWsd two medals q honor. twelve gold
Hedain. fifty-three silver medals and
tighty bronzs medals for agricultural sx-
hibitn ana one silver, two bron1s and one
honprabls msntion for educational dis
flaFa
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Ad-R-Pearl Necklace at Edholm's.
Rave Root Print Et--Now Beacon Prsss
Rsdiasss Hffioisney--Ths $50 plate
dinner served at schlitz hotel.
June Brides Expect at least one of
our electric lamps. Burgess-oranden Co.
DR.. James =. Commonly. Dentist, wishes
to announce the removal OF his offices
70 eoo-o1 Brown block. 10th and Douglas
SITS. Formerly in City National bank.
''Today's oompiStS Movie Program
classified section today, ana appears II
The Pee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theeters offer.
Dr. W. p. whsxry announces the sew
erance OF his association with Dir. r. 8.
owen and the establishment Of his tenn
porary offices at suite Sos. Brandeis thea
ter building.
Miss Holbrook Lectures sunaay-Miss
Isabel Holbrook will lecture at Theoso-
phicai hall. 701 Bee building. Sunday
evening at o'clock on the subject OF
Women and Masonry"
Socialist Card Party-The Young
Peoples Socialist league, recently or
ganlxed. will hold card party Friday
night at $50 o'clock in the Lyric build
ing, room @7. Nineteenth and Farnam
streets
More Gases OF Tsvsr.-The health de-
partment reports no abatement In the
scarlet fever situation. -Four moro cases
were reported during the last twenty-four
hours. There are five cases at the School
Tor the Deaf
Small Lad xrissing-Milan ojdinovio.
II years old. disappeared from his home.
1872 William street. last evening" and has
not been seem by his parents since then.
His father went from place TO place today
where he thought the boy might be, in
quiring for him.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13
State School Money
Is Divided Among
Nebraska Counties
(Trom a staff correspondent.J

LINCOLN. June IL. = Especially - The
state superintendent has completed the
division OF the temporary school fund
among the various counties OF the state
and warrants are being forwarded. The
fund for the seml-annual period is tt7o.-
esIQ From this amount 2,l56se Is taken
TO correct errors Of previous apportion-
ments, leaving $685. iso,lS to be apportioned
among 36S,si3 pupils entitled TO share.
which makes a per capita distribution OF
N.27i9a
Under the law for tho last year school
districts which could support nine months
Of school on Is mills. or eight months en-
a 2o-miil levy, and did not comply with
this requirement OF the law. were barred
from participating in tho distribution OF
the state apportionment. The ninety
three counties OF the state share as fol-
lows:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13
FORMER HARRINGTON
MAN HELD PRISONER

HAHTINoTON, Neb.. June 11-<Spe-
eiAl l~county Judge Bryant has iust ~
eeived letter frum ths Department Of
state a. Waahinston stating thar tho
AngiiEh government 4 unwilling - an
thoriEs the RELEASE Of Friedrich wilhelm
Meir. German subject. who = IN prison
On ths Inls o. Man- Asar d a nss1nss
rc-aesnf Of Hartingtun- He has hssn held
. prs1onsr IN England Hincs thu OutnreAk
q The var Persistent sfrorts hAvs ben
made y his frieuds hsrs 10 secure hia
rtisa@s and e Wa a. nnst though they
vo1.d Be successfuL but this lsttsr IRON
N state departrosnf indleabss thar there
= hErA hops In the praa.nf oandi,ion e
nze1E1at1nnl eGlaira
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13
Villa Ready to Quit
Mexico if Foe Will

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, June 12-General
Francisco villa, through his consulate
here. reaffirmed today his offer OF sew
eral months ago TO leave Mexico. II Gen.
eral Carranza would do likewise, in an
effort to bring peace to his country. The
consulate made public the following dis
patch under an Aguas Calientes date:
Il am in disposition to resign and
go out Of Mexico II CarTanza will do the
same thing. This may bring peace to
my dlsgraced country.
Francisco villa, chief commander OF
the operations.
Carranza adherents here said Villas
offer had no likelihood OF acceptance by
the first CHIEF at this time
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13
FLAG DAY PROGRAM
BY ELKS OF OMAHA
To Hold Big Parade Down Town,
Followed by Exercises at Han
scom Park This Afternoon.
DR.. MACKAY TO OFTC1ATE

A very large crowd is expected 20 at
tend the special celebration OF TlAg day
by the Omaha lodge % Elks this after
noon at $3.50 o'ooIck IN HanScom park.
June IL Ia the actual date Of thu amt
versary, but for convenience the ceobra-
ton by the Elks win be IN sunday.
The Omaha drum corps Viii give a
concert In front of the Elks home. 3is-lb-7
South Fifteenth street. at 2 D. IN. At $3.50
.. m. the Omaha postoffioe band will
give fifteen-minute concert at the same
place. At ass D. m the parade will form
with Major 10. IL. sterricker. Nebraska
National Guard, officiating as marshal
The automobile section will be in charge
OF Captain II. c. Stein. Nebraska Ma
tional Guard.
Those participating in the parade will
be the Spanish War Veterans, the Naval
club OF Omaha, four companies OF the
Nebraska National Guard. the boy scouts.
Plattsmouth. Council Bluffs and Omaha
lodges OF Eiks. followed by the Grand
Army veterans. the womens Relief
Corps and other auxiliary organizations,
the Loyal Legion. all In automobiles.
Governor John II. Morehead and his per-
sonal staff are expected 20 participate IN
the parade. as will also the commission
ers % Douglas county and the commits
sioners Of the city of Omaha
Council BIuffs TO Take Part.
Tho Elks OF Council Bluffs are gi2ing
especially enthusiastic support 20 this cell
cbration and will attand n large nImbers
The parade will move 20 sixteenth and
LeavNnworth streets. The street railway
company will have extra cars there 20
handle the traffic, htn in uniform and
the band will march TO the park.
| The exercises at the park win take
place on the bandstand, which has been
enlarged 40 a. 10 accommodate the IN
usually large number Of people who will
take part. The rttuallstlc exercises will
be participated In by the officers Of
Omaha, Council Bluffs and Plattsmouth
lodges Of Elks. The musical part OF the
prosram win be furnlshsi ty tho omaha
Postoffico band and by the Omaha Elks
Male chorus, undor the dire ction OF Henry
Cox, Rev. 7. J. Maelkay viii offlciate as
chaplain Of tho lodge.
"old Glory will be glyen by Edward
Lynch OF Manchester. n. H.. lodge No.
/ LEG.
The patriotic address viii be delivered
by United States Senator Gilbert NJ.
Hitchcock.
school Children Invited.
All OF the public, parochiai and Sunday
school children OF Omaha. South Omaha.
Dunhee. Benson and Florence have been
invited to attend these exercises and
several thousand flags have been pro-
vided By the E'kS and will be distributed
among the children. Flags have also beer
provided for the decoration OF the auto.
mobiles that VIII take p4rt IN the parade
AT the conclusion OF the exercises h,
fostoffiee haad win give a free concert
In tho park
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13
Two Alleged Villa
Spies Put to Death

DOUGLAS. Ariz, June 1.-Two alleged
villa spies. members of the Carranza
garrison in Aqua Prieta, were executed
late yesterday. st was learned today.
Residents of the town say several more
men from the garrison were executed
earlier in the week.
Six women, whom the Carranxa officers
say have been furnishing information to
Villa agents in Douglas. have been i'm
prisoned.
Ell PASo, Tex. June 11.--Fourtesn ma
chine guns and 800 rifles were located
here today In a warehouse owned by J..
c. sozaya and placed under surveillance
by army authorities.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13
Foot and Mouth III
Attacks Many Persons

GRAFTON, W. Va. June IA malady
similar to the foot and mouth disease
ana which has affected almost a score
OF persons and more than fifty animals
in Taylor and Barbour counties. h. at
tracing the attention OF health officers.
Three families south " Grafton were
euarantined today. Officials Of the state
Board Of Agricultural and veterinAries
have beer vkAbie 70 check the disease
known scientifically IA sarooptss scAblAs
equL
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13
AGREE TO ARBITRATE
STRIKE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Jums tA--CnAon eArp1ntsra
who's strike has tied up building opara-
tions heFe Tor = month. today asreed q
settle their affersuces Win ths con.
TRACTORS By srbitr1tton.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13
Modern woOdmen Campaign.

The present campaign of the Modern
woodmen OF America camps in this dis
trlot for a large increase OF membership
has been meeting with great success.
Beach camp a few weeks ago took in
something like forty new members;
Omaha camp No. 100 on last Wednesday
evening took in some thirty members. with
more to be initiated next Wednesday.
Last Thursday evening South Omaha
camp No. 1895 took in twenty new men,
bers. with some ten or fifteen to be taken
in next Thursday evening. The inltiatory
work at all these meetings was put on
by the degree team OF Omaha camp No.
40.
On Tuesday evening Magnolia camp
No. 1888, will hold one OF the series of
the member-getting entertainments at
Druid hall. PALS Ames avenue. at which
time the moving pictures Of the Toledo
Head camp will be given. together with
the motion pictures of the sanitarium at
Colorado Springs 20 which the society
sends and treats its members for the cure
Of tuberculosis. The stellar attraction
OF the ,evening will be the drill OF
the team OF Omaha camp No. 40 which
is the champion team OF the order.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13

cheek Your sprfng oO~sA.
~. helfs Pine-TnE-Honny I'm stop
youg cough and ntrengthaE your lunsA
Ca bottie nov. Ouly SC. All drug
--AdxoEtAssmaut
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13

Dffectiys Sunday. guns "A Nc. n dAy-
i4ns train 70 chicas0 Va the chicAso q
Northwestern railway wm isave Omaha
uniqe e,ation - I'D q n tanfsaa Il
10 = M
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

William 0rleb ana aarulIy a nu.aw....s
.. p. ere FiAatinG relatives NJ. C-l-S
lived hsre many years hefars - uer-f ~
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13

Apartusuts nAtA houses and cotfAges
can " rsntsd quickly and ehsauiy ~
Bea -Tor Rant
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13
FraternaI Aid Dance.

The uniform rank of Banner lodge No
II will give a card party and dance on
Thursday evening. June II. at Myrtle
hail. Fifteenth and Douglas streets. six
prizes.
Mondamin lodge No. Ill met last Tues
day evening for drill practice, after
which refreshments were served. Mr..
Dennis won the attendance prize. The
next meeting will be held Tuesday eve
ming at Nineteenth and Farnam streets
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13

Harmony council will give a "komlcal
excursion In kommerce" next Wednesday
evening. open to members of the order
only. Visiting members from out of town
cordially invited to attend. Election and
installation OF Mrs. Evelyn Binkly as
prelate and L. c. Allen as guard to fill
vacancies In Harmony council occurred
last wednesday evening
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13

knights and Ladies of Security.
Loyal council. No. 2s4s. held its regular
meeting last Thursday evening instead OF
Monday as heretofore. Business meeting
next Thursday evening. and on the sue
ceeding Thursday evening an open meet
ing will be held. with dancing. refresh
ments. etc. for entertainment. The finan-
cier. secretary and Mrs. Carson are the
committee in charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13
ECHOES HEARD AT
FALL OF THE GAYEL
Consolidation Of Robin Hood and
Florence Camps Of WOodman
of World Prospect.
MODERN wooDMAN CAMPAIGN

sabieska camp No. 70 will entertain its
members today at its hall, Twenty
seventh and Martha streets, at D. m
Prominent speakers will be present and
address the meeting. John Kowaleski Is
chairman OF the entertainment COM
mittee.
Commercial camp No. AIS lie arranging
for its annual outing. II will In all prob
ability hold its picnic at Lake Manawa
during July John Barnett. the lessee of
this resort, Is member of the camp
and has promised all who attend a good
time.
The entertainment given by Omaha
Seymour camp No. l6 last Friday evening
was a great success. The character OF
the entertainment was a surprise to all
members, but those who made the sacri-
flee and came to the meeting were highly
entertained.
There is some prospect of a consolida-
ton of Robin Hood camp No. 90 with
Florence camp No. sos. Both OF these
dstion would add strength to Woodcraft
in Florence.
The committee selected by South
Omaha camp No. 21i to devise ways and
means for increasing interest in the
camp has reported. The plan adopted is
feasible and has already demonstrated
the wisdom OF the committee. Dan Lewis
and John Butler are members OF the
committee.
oerman-Americsn camp No l0 will
initiate a large class Of applicants next
Tuesday evening at it's hall. 1901 South
Thirteenth street. A drill team will be
present to assist in comforting the degree
and at the close of the initiation refresh
ments will be served
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13

A. o. u. w. Memorial.
Union Pacific lodge No. II will hold
services in honor of dead
brothers Friday, June 49, Anan Raymond
will pronounce the eulogy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-01
For Sale-Vehicles.

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-FOUR TOP WAGONS and horses for sale
CAN 210 +. Overland St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-01

FOR SALE-Easy terms. . pair big mules
and harness. also Jersey milk COW; would
lease thcze teams by the day. week or
month. Write H. A. c.. care Herald Call
at et3 ". Rio Grande-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-01
For Sale-Dogs.

For Sale-DOgs.
THOROUGHBRED fox terriers for sale. Oh
Texas.
FOR SALE perfectly marked Scotch COL
lie puppies sired by imported champion
Southport Successor Call SIS Mesa.
WANTED-Home for brown water spaniel,
female, Is kind and affCctionate and loves
CDiiCleu. Phone y1I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-01

SEWING MACHINES, So week for tbs
Standard See
Clas. Foutz. 1Is y. stanton st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-01

For Saie-Furniture.
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FURNITURE for sale cheap. $3.50 IT and
P. st; house for rent, SIS
FOR sALE-Fine oak dining table cheap
Phone 5549 J.
OFFICE FURNITURE specially See
Chns. Foutz. lis n. Stanton st.
FURNITURE for sale Of room modern apt.
Apt. for rent. 514 W. Missouri
FURNITURE for sale and room house for
rent; party leaving city. Call 1913 Newman
NEW FURNITURE Of all kindssto exchange
for old. Phone 11O6-
CIas. FOutZ.
HIGH GRADE FURNITURE rooms COM
plete, like new; bungalow for rent. a bar
gain Phone 1905
BARGAINS.
For Sale-One 40 inch dining table 81;
one sideboard. SIS; one desk. $40; one bar
Der chair, SO. Call on us and save money.
Legal Furniture CO.
Phone 3794 2Q6 s stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-01
Dressmaking.

DI.IiEssliAKING-9i5 \ Fl Pass. Phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-01

Sell-LiysstOek-Buy;
FOR BULL SEBVICE-Phone 24so.
BUY REGISTERED Duroc Jersey hogs Of
sam B. Gillett, El Paso. Texas
FOR sALE-Jersey COW at 519 Tornili9 St.
NONE -s91-
CATTLE FOR sALE-45O good native year
hngs- For particulars phone G422 j.
-FOUR JERSEY milk cows for sale or will
trade for fat cows Phone 1903
FOR sALE-Cood horse and buggy cheap
or trace for anything Of value. T. G63
Herald
COMBINATION riding and driving horse
gentle for ladies to handle. .1l19 Montana
IN. Gl27-
FOR SALE-eOO head Of full blood Hereford
bulls, coming yeariinss b. l. and W. j.
BOgel iI., Maria. Tex. Will have headQuur-
ters at sheldon Hotel duri3ss the convention
WANTED TO EUY FOR CASH or 8
young Jersey cows; must be good mixers
Write p. O. box 2lS.. city or phone 1850 W.
TOR SALE-S mares. L colt . horses and .
wagons for sale. Santa Fe Fuel Co. 9TH
and Santa Fe sts.
FOR SALE MONDAY AND TUEsDAY-Four
pair goOd mules. Weighing 1000 to 1900 each;
very thing farm or contract work Phone
-fSO or call tll FIRST Nat Bank Bldg
louu OUOD oA1Ea4AFhANU NANNAAo IN llne
Shape. will kid in month; all young reason
for selling. have no range. Price SS-25.
J. Humphris. Maria Texas
FOR SALE-Easy terms. . pair big mules
and harness. also Jersey milk COW: would
lease thcze teams by the day week OF
month write n. A. c.. care Herald Call
at eeS W Rio Grande-
FOB SALE-High grade Angus bull calves
i'm fine condition fin car lots SOS; single s75
Also have pasture for several thousand
steers by tho year. j. II. Shelton. ANA
riIio Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-01

RENT TIE EASY RUNNING WHITE, best
machine in the world for family use. Re-
pairs for an makes Of machines
v hite Sewing Machine Office,
H. T. Stewart. Agent.
o.5 s. stanton. Phone Gse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-01
Wanted-Board and Room.

POSTOFFICE EMPLOYE desires room with
sleeping porch, board and place to keep
horse. near new substation on Montana st
Address p. o., care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-01

FOB SALE-Hish grade Angus bull calves
I'm fine condition i'm car lots, SOS: single S7j
Also have pasture for several thousand
steers by tho year. J. II. Shelton. ANA
riIlo Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-01
For Sale-MOfOrevcIes.

THOR MOTORCYCLE 1915 model, used 81
days. S135. Allen Arms & Cycle Co, 404
n. Oregon.
TWIN INDIAN motorcycle. $50. in good
condition. Can be seen at 1912 Clifton ST..
Government Hill. or address George L. Bor-
den, substation . city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-01
For Rent-Rooms Furnished.

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COMFORTABLE ROOM, hot water, lights.
bath Phone 21S1.
GENTLEMEN - Nicely furnished sleeping
rooms. SIS. 1901 Hutton
OUTSIDE ROOM with bath. Inquire flat
116 Locke Hotel
ONE NICELY furnished room in private
family. Phone 31o7.
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished room for 1 or
> gentlemen Phone 1921.
DELMAR ROOsFs-417 n. Stanton. rng wa
ter. free baths 5oe. 81 day. $3.50 up wlSiy.
GENTLEMAN desiring modern front room or
sleeping porch in new home phone 217G w.
GLASsED-IN sleeping porch, furnished for
bedroom; suitable for young LADY, board II
desired. Phone 6454.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished room. walking
distance. 1913 n. FL Paso. No sick Phi.
3243.
SLEEPING ROOM AND DEN - Single or
combined steam heat; bath Phone 4403.
No. Lucerne- Apis.
FOR RENT large, elegantly furnished
connecting bedrooms, sleeping porch and
private sitting porch ZIG Myrtle Ave.
ROOMMATE WANTED-Young man would
like congeniaI roommate for q large front
room near high school; moderate price.
Phone 278T.
FOR RENT in private family. two clean.
comfortable rooms. two beds in each room;
private entrance; reasonable price. 1850
Texas St Phone 6729 J.
TWO NICELY furnished rooms in private
family; suitable for two ladies or two gem
tlemen; breakfast and dinner IL desired
1905 F. Rio Grande; walking distance
FOR RENT-Furnished one large bedroom
with sleeping porch. suitable for gentle
men; also room with hot and cold running
water: 10 minutes walk from town. Sunset
" rlf.rrT ND
For Rent-RoOms Unfinished.
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FOR RENT large rooms. hale pf brick.
50; no sick 617 Gold
FOR Rents unfurnished rooms; no chill
dren Phone 3905 J.
For Rent-ROOms and Board.
ROOM AND BOARD-1OO1 n. stanton.
SELECT BOARD and rooms 1015 n. Stun
ton Phone 516S W.
BOARDERs WANTED - Highland Park
Phone 2931.
JOHNSON HOUSE dining room opened un-
der new management BOarders wanted.
ROOM AND BOARD - Sleeping porches
1910 n Oregon. Phone 672.
BOARD. sleeping porch and room for con-
TWO NICE front rooms with board. suit
able for or 4 gentlemen Phone 1885
TWO NICE ROOMS with board. home cook
ing. Phone 2722. 2OS E Nevada.
BOARD AND ROOMs-strictly firstclass
1Irs. G. F. Leary. 333 W. Missouri
MEALS, 51s MESA-Phone 341T Rooms
strictly uptodate- Table firstclass.
LARGE desirable south front room with or
without board in private family thot bath;
conveniences; reasonable. 1011 Nevada.
A LADY desiring board and room with
sleeping porch accommodations in beautiful
country home in foothills OF mountains can
get further information by addressing Y Y.
q, El Peso Herald. State condition Of health.
For Rent.
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PRIVATE GARAGE for rent Phone 412O.
Austin St and Boulevard.
FOR RENT-Buiiding lots near lime kiln
cheap. Write F. y. Herald.
FOR RENT.
406 San Francisco St, storeroom. .-.S 5000
500 Myrtle Ave. storeroOm. ...-..--.. 10000
1903 Montana St, dwelling. .......-.. $500
Douglas c. Crowell Agency.
eos Mills Building.
For Rent-StCres and Offices.
N~N~~~~~~~-~-~-~-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-01

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COMFORTABLE ROOM, hot water. lights,
hath. Phone PSI.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-01
ROsebushes.

FOR SALE CHEAP-Bicycle in good
dition. Phone 1872 W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-01
For Rent-Stores and Offices.

Bldg.