davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-19
STANDING oF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY. Pittsburgh in New York (two). Cincinnati in Brooklyn. Chicago in Philadelphia. St. Louis in Boston.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-19

SPECIAL SALE OF FERNS
 10 AND 23c. JOHN RICK @ SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-19
RED SOX ARE GAME.

The Boston Red Sox have con- founded their critics by taking the lead in the furious American league race after they had been deposed from the top rung by the loss of last Saturdays game to the White Sox. Bill Carrigans men are game, how ever, and by taking two out of three from the White Sox they have again climbed to the top where they cling by the slender thread of two percent age points. The series of three games which starts today in Detroit will probably settle the pennant. Which ever team can take two out of three will have a big advantage which will be difficult to overcome.
 In the National league the Phillies continue to plug along. Brooklyn could only break even with Cincinnati yesterday so the Phillies. who trounc- ed the Cubs, gained on Brooklyn. Moran's men are only one game be- hind the Dodgers now and the Braves are only ten points behind the Phil lies.
 A. A. Stagg, athletic director of the University of Chicago. arrived home today after a two weeks visit to New Haven, where he helped in the pre- season football practice at Yale by lending his advice to Walter Camp and other Yale coaches.
 "I think that Yale will have a better team this year than it had last" said Stagg. '"The material looks prom ising and it is plentiful. There were seventy men out when I left and MT. Camp expected thirty or forty more. The. men are big and are working hard'
 The baseball slaves have a hard
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-19

The baseball slaves have a hard time in New London. At banquet held last night in honor of the P1ant-' CTS successful fight for the pennant. Owner Plant presented each member
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-19

The Cunard line steamer Iraconia ar- rived at New York from Liverpool.
 General Gaede, commander-in-chiee of the German troops in Alsace. is dead.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-19

of the club with a check for $50. Gene McCann probtbly got a check calling for a much larger amount
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
PARISIANS BAR
MUTT AND JEFF
Animated Cartoons Tickle Cen
SOr lntil-War Stuff
Is Ridiculed

PARIS. Aug e5.--Frsnce will new
er know Mutt and Jen," AT leas;
no' until after ,hy war i over Films
showing he laitudlnous actiyitie,
~ Bud Fishers characters we're
couGsaJ 20 France from the United
states -eNeral weeks ago inasmuch
IS rhN amir ated cartoons" OF tar
less Alfl' artists ,han Mr.. FISHER
draw well IN Pans AID are f. atured
a. The chief attraction AZ any house
Nhsre they are SHOWN. % VAS fS
Ired that "Nur and len" or the
scrs"n would 80 heartily welcomed.
Tne gent handling The 'lms gave
a preliminary show ing o a French
booking scercy. and TIE entics VI
The Two principals on Tho films con.
,nlsed the Frenchmen Ni-h laughter
They agreed a. Cnrc 20 take over
ar films 81 goo. price and also
.Sed fur al further nlUlS released
H. Mr. Fisher Tier the sims were
AIKEN 20 the censor s- every thing
must 10 passed b. "Ara~ aisle" As
me newspaper editor call The cen.
soy.
NlG that's Who're %. hitch oc.
Cured
The movies depict Mutt and
Js1s' activities 10 tfa vnricus
armies In one OF ,hes" Genes tire
character in nell gray and pickel.
hsuoes are shown cldrsirs and cap
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
DREAMS START
GOLD SEARCH
Man Dreams of Buried Treas
ure Second Time In
Five Years

PASADENA, Cal ABg - As
soon as he Is able 10 snd a mineral
rod with which 10 continue his work.
J O. Butler. ~ East Colorsdo-st,
will renew his hunt for bnried treas
ure in the ueighborhood OF the old
min on the Huntington estate
Raider has sent 10 New York ~
fhe hope OF locating the instrument
which he expects % use N his
search FOR several gallons ~ god
opposed - lave hco' huricd 10 con
ur, ago by the carl, Spaniards
Eight times have | dreamed OF.
The buried treasure. said Ruler in
discussing has plans A. first /
paid no attention 80 nv dreams.
~, they returned over q period Of
FIVE wears. and when the details IN
each we're 'he same mace investi.
gallons and was told " tn early
SpAn,ards Who buried treasure IN
tie distri." whore the old mil no"
stands vent there ard found he
race 20 be sNocrlv As my dream
rairted /, eigb, G,-eren lines
Butler went on 80 describe the old
miller who Vas supposed &c have
been killed while guarding the treas
ure FOR he old san Gabriel mis-.
sion. and said thar several old Span
iards ~ san Gabriel had recounted
the exact circumstances 20 him the
same az in his dream
The treasure hHnter saws a veal
thy woman OF Los angeles has Of
fered 70 Anarce his work II ne will
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
CAVE REVEALS
PREHISTORIC
CHILD LIFE

YERSAI- r's' Aug 25-A cave
III which or .a.4t ra~a esh there
is The .mp-ir' 90 p man hand a.
Il it we've uaa. aasl rre rock Ras
PLASTIC has ess- 1s.rt cred ou fhe
farm o. John So We In urv Rock
canyon 'tsh' ulr- a0rtfaesf II
this 'o7r or .He rork are all sorts
~ hieroT rp0.s arI fhs cave con.
tanned 'he skeleton ~ child wrap.
ped ir hars Irdta0 NJ hiDn
In removing ash heaps Vcist
found cornconsl = teo grains ~ corn
and An arror % cane spiked With
sresseV ood He regrets nop that
10 dii no. p-esar.e Tho kernel a..
corn and plant them IN hope that
corn ~ an ancient culture might 0e
again produced but ~ The time he
thought ~ course. their presence
among tho ashes precluded no po'
si0ility ~ lie germs being retained
The arrow vas kept bur ne bark
wrapped skeleton was nut INTO =
hVe-gallon can and buried.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25

turing inele handed An entire rcgi-
ment of Frerch soldiers
Then The tvo creatures 81 MI.
Fisher, pen are shown as pollus,
where they kid" and Joke with
their hyperion officers m the French
army, md perpetrate acts 81 Levitt,
uot IN conformity Nth discipline
"Mutr ard Jens" actors in tn
Russian army-wlere they take the
ear lack 20 New York &C. see the
Willard Moran prise ngh, were also
REGARDED a. m sad taste hN the
French censor
$ although the censor laughed So
hard he nearly feli oH hi chair at
the private showing OF the animated
cartoons in the Bureau 10 Ia treSSe,
he refused 20 permi, The showing OF
the ilms
Thus l. France robbed or the
privilege 81 Viewing the hazardous
actions of the irimrable pair
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
LIEUT.. FITCH
WILL RETIRE
Popular Police Officer Has Com
pleted Is Years
Service

Police Commissioner John GILES
pie viii act in a few days on re-.
quest for retirement rendered sew.
eral daNs ago by Lieut. George
Fitch. one OF me oldest and mosi
popular police phcerS IN the city
Lieut. Fitch completed ~ years OF
active duty Aug J. he was appoint.
Cd as pstrolmau Aug. /. 1890. and
Vas confirmed s.x months later. ON
De- 81. 1905. he VAS made a ser
geant in the hrsi precinct, where ne
has remained on duty since Two
years age he NA' prom oted 10 a
lieutenancN
II the police commissioner acts
favorably on the licutcnsnts appli
cation for retirement, he will as
snme new duties with "a large down.
town bank
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
YOUNG GIRL
MANAGES BAN
jefferson. =. d.. Miss l. Only
- Years Old. But l.
successful

JEFFERSON. :. d Aus &c.
Their is Oars r .lat
young Eiri for SRI, manager -7-
che Is making q success OF he AZ.
derraklng. Mis- Peri B'a,srs
from al appearaLees .- just an or
d.uary. atiractva E'rl. who enjoys
a good time and q roic outside O.
business N0urs N-t T. ONE oulC
nov Miss Beavers during 'hs hsas
ng ds5 b. worla realize that sAr is
an unusual girl
Miss Beavers -as born and .l"ct
the early par OF her life a. J-Fsr
son A she grew gr .f was not
he life O, a society buttsr4F rla'
appealed most strongly 20 he- nor
did The usual Coaching scnooI hold
her interest she wanted 'o b. @
banker Two years ago she v'a' %
Sioux city wirh this fixed r.os-
in mind ard Efh ir-eru ZION
20 win o8' . work and 7ers'.er
ance could bring success. She fYrEh
her vay through he Busine-- Train
ING sch a
tut- IRE rad completed her
roH- Eere opportunity knocked
and b. 5Iar nave 20 knock twice
fo -oase this slrl with an ambi-
,.c-
--- .., - 1...-,..r,, fr- an .-
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25

GREENWICH. Conn Aug 20
John n tyson 2 Young millionaire
.cf Rtvrrdsle. Conn e The defend
an IN a suit brought p, The p
Msher sons conpsny coal and ioe
dealer here. 20 recover on bill for
goods Of Sl,6SeS2 tn" PLAINTIFF
ask ina. the income % 5000 ooo. lef'
20 tyson By an aunt be applied TO
The debt
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
Girls Dance Barsfootsd.

CLEVELAND o.. AUG. 60 Bare
legged and in most cases barefoot.
ed, Cleveland girls are dancing on
the beaches OF Lake Erie nov The
FAD was started by Miss Mile Peck.
ham and Miss Byrle McCullom. fol.
low ma visit 10 San Francisco.
They heard that an English scien.
list said all vitality is taken in
through the soles ot the feet Cleve.
land girls say that wstersoaked
sand makes ne best kind OF dance
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
Lake Emot,ea For wOmans Rlng

KANSAS CITY Mo Aux = --- A
lake in a city park here VAS drained
o. more tNan 500 coo gallons Of ~s.
ter the other lay 10 recover a we'd
dlns ring lost there by Mrs. Hugh
Foster Several DAYS ago while
skipping stones across the surface OF
the water she lost her rlrg 81 her
Hnrer
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
Investigate the Character of
MIR. Sleeper and You Will Find That He Is
Proof Against All Derogatory Sugges-
tons and limitations
sk# THEN
IF You Will Refresh
Your Memory

by looking up what he actually did as State
Treasurer FROM THE MIDDLE into
which the people had been deliberately
misled in 1909 to the BUSINESS EFFI-
CHENEY of 1912 when he urged the nOmi-
nation of his assistant successfully,
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25
RecoIlect That

He placed the finances OF
the State on a sound
business basis.
He absolutely prohibited
the removal of money
from any but the proper
fund.
He put an end toathe pad
ding of expense vouch-
ers of persons travel
ing at the expense Of
the state.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25

NEW YORK-Mr and Mrs seri
case OF Portland ore have nnisn.
ed tho Arst leg % their TWO wears
seeing America auto tour They
ba,, covered $4,000 miles az cost
OF sl4 ouo
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25

give her half OF the find Butler
refused. and says she nov threatens
10 buy mp all the land and conduct
her own search.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-25

He furnished, for the first time in the history
of Michigan, monthly statements to the
public showing where all money came from
and where it went to.
He compelled each bank acting as a deposi
tory for state funds to put up bond to the
state to cover the amount of the deposit.
TO-DAY, simply as business man uncon-
trolled by any interest, railroad, political
machine or faction, HE WISHES TO co
ON RECORD WITH YOU, that if his can
didacy is successful and frankly it looks
that wayne is going to make DOLLAR
OF THE TAXES WHICH YOU AND |
PAY, have exactly the same purchasing
value as dollar of his money has in his
business, PERSONALLY ACCEPTING
RESPONSIBILITY FOR EVERY DOL
LAR EXPENDED.
THINK THIS OVER
HE'LL then be mighty well satisfied TO
HAVE YOU VOTE ON YOUR OWN
JUDGMENT.
Detroit Saturday Night ed,torisIy Aug 18Th
the platform .as,tuions '~"'''f o"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

Bids viii be received III the office Of the
County Auditor in the Court House at III
Fas,. TeXa- until ten Gul o'clock a. IN
Jam 1917. Tor the decorating Of the
new Court House Building in Fl Paso. Texas
The contractors shall submit special de-
signs for the different rooms and corridors.
illustrating with sufficient detail the color
ana design the hest work be VIII furnish
and complete lor th- =url OF fifteen thou
sand tsl1-uuo-upl dollars. watch amount
has been appropriated f"r this purpose-
Bids Tor greater our less sums than fifteen
Thousand (fl5.o00.0oi dollars viii not be-
considered
Mural paintings must De- as separate
bid but must be figured in the total
The contractor must also state what each
room will cost. The sum total Of all the
0. orn7. CORRIDORS and mural paintings must
equal fife Thousand tsl s-n"H- nu1 dollars.
~pecifies.t iis, Doe obtained go the office
of frost 81 rr"-t. .sr-hlt-,ts Is Mills buiidiua.
i.l FaHo. TeS1-
a certified ,1.e, Ser seven hundred fift1
t,s-f". "er l-fi.ra ulus- -t-cunpauy each hid
aE -urrtHt.- chat thr successful bidder
Win nrfer rIlu t contract with Tho COUNT
fs farHfHiy luif1 and complete tile said
,o-.rsc-
Roy D. iiAr;NL2T
counts Auditor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
Help Wanted-SaIesmen.


SALESMAN wanted 20 sell advertising nov
elites in FL Paso. Gail 2o7 Trust Bldg
SALESMEN-MEN. WOWEN-Sen new line
of household necessities Of quality. spleu-
did opportunity for risht parties Write the
Western Distributing Co, Roswell y NJ
WANTED-Cspable man TO sell BEST line
automobile accessories direct to car owners.
Good commission: reliable men only no free
samples jackets CAMPBELL, kansas
City. No.
SPECIALITY SALESMEN-our complete
LINE OF exclusive art calendars. fans illus
trated metal road and bulletin signs; leather
goods and other practical speciaitlss offers
ycu q real op 3oTtuci-y'' for 1914 Exclusive
territory liberal contract Write today
Meeker Adv Co, Inc. Joplin. No
sALESMEN-ours is different selling
proposition than you have ever come IN con
tact with: & appeals 10 all ages. nationalitiss
and classes; new man actually making so
e $50 er week an experienced man so $50
in two weeks. See manager, room Il. Hotel
Carmen
Statesmen WASTED-Experience unnec-
essary; earn while you learn; write for large
list OF openings and testimonials from nun
dreds OF our students who earn 500 n
$500 a month Address nearest Office Dept
122. National Statesmen Training Association,
Chicago. New York. san Francisco
WE HAVE few choice openings now Tor
our unique line Of map and business catei-
dars. for high grade statesmen 10 commence
work next month our line Is different; Il
lands the wise buyers. II includes strong
outfit Of novelties, fans and signs We have
all our own goods That means low prices
and sure sales The Kenyon company. Des
Moines. Iowa tiSd year,
Statesmen WANTED The Merchants
Publishing Co. Kalamazoo, Mich, estab-
rshed 1889. manufacturers Of advertising
calendars. fans pl0tters. signs and leather
specislties. desire a salesman for e Paso,
Arizona and New Mexico: season opens Jan
Uary /; exclusive territory assigned, com
missions liberal. We DO not require money
for samples nor ask anyone for deposit;
we have Interesting proposition for a
real salesman over % who means business
the right man can make his connection with
our house permanent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

agents, general agents. manager Recently
invented LEGO 600 already sold; -au more
sale-men wanted at once Amazing auto
matte comprised air washing machine
ashes tub Of clothes ia SIX miuutes. uu
cranSs to turn or levers 90 push. no rub
bing- Works like magic Price only Sf-5es
makes sale at every house; 20ec5 profit J..
Palmer. Glen Alien Ala put out on trial
fns machines. sold 100. Profir 500 Is rite
to-day Wendell Co. flSl o-sh ST.. Lris--c. -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

FOR SALE general merchandise bust
ness; stock viii invoice around SO. 600 (.
buildings and lots $4,000. Sales running
about SO, 600 a month cash, paying a splen-
did profit Located in center Of the rich
Yuma valley in Arizona, under the United
States irrigation project where crop fail
ures are unknown; cotton makes a bale and
half 70 two baies to acre Unless you can
control or furnish good security for $50 00b
or $40 600 need not apply This is one OF the
best opportunities in the west. Will stand
closest investigation Good reasons for ell
ing Apply write First National Bank OF
Yuma. Arizona. for particulars.
FOR SALE IN Las CRUCES. NEW NEX-
A money making and up TO date grocery
store. wei located in a new and modern
building in the largest ana most hustling
tcWn IN southern New Mex Where there IS
a million dollar sugar factory going in
right now that will grind seven thousand
acres OF beets next season also where there
IS a hIndred ana twenty-five thousand do
lar government building gong up at once
A valley where thousands OF people have
their eyes turned just now upon its great
possibilities. This beautiful store can be
bought at a price where the futures alone
that we're bought when prices were low will
pay for its up 70 date fixtures. This is
exceptional opportunity and has the business
to step into right now address Us. car
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

The right man or company in this territory
can obtain the exclusive right 10 sell a new.
wonderful. thoroughly tested patented au-
tomobue specially. Our corporation has
on its board OF directors many Of America
best known financial and business men. Be
sides having spent over $4,000 in magazine
advertising during the first two weeks OF
our business, our contract with you calls
for a local newspaper advertising campaign
in your territory paid for by US amounting
TO over 20 percent OF what you pay US for
merchandise. Product retails at from SO
TO SIG. Exclusive sales rights will lee
granted 10 a responsible man OF company
able to furnish top notch references and
able 10 buy merchandise for cash: no bonus
asked, straight merchandising proposition
with liberal discount. amount Of merchan-
disc 10 he purchased determined by num-
Der Of automobiles in territory covered We
have no desire 20 burden SOU with Cnrea-
sorable stock. we want the right man first
Of aH Give selling ard sales organizing
experience reference including 81 least one
bank. and tell us frankly what territory
you are familiar with and believe you can
handle, also advise definitely regarding your
financial strength This Is "a clean. leEiti-
mate money making opportunity for any
man who car qualify. THE TIREOID COM
PNN1- CHICAGO. III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
EVERY HOME on YARN. N SMALL

TOWN OF suburb needs and VIII buy the
woud erful Aladdan kerosene local oil
Mantle Lamp Five times as bright q. cleo
trio Tested and recommended by govern
ment and 81 leading universities Awarded
gold medal one farmer cleared over $500
in weeks hundreds with rigs or autos
carring sive to $500 per month: No CAPT
tai REQUIRED WE FURNISH GOODS
OK TIIE to reliable men Write quick for
distributor proposition and lamp for free
trial Mantle Lamp Co. $50 Aladdin bldg.
Chicago, Ill.,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
Wanted Help-FemaIs.

WANTED-An experienced woman between
- and So years cook and for general
homework in a family Of three adults Lib
eral pay and permanent position assured.
Address box a. Dening New Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

WE GIVE AN EXTRA LIBERAL SHARE
OF OUR PROFITS TO OUR DEALERS
GETTING IN RETURN THEIR WHOLE
HEARTED COOPERATION. WE NEED
MORE HIGH CLASS MEN, CAR OWNERS
PREFERRED. WHO CAN MANAGE OUR
BUSINESS IN THEIR LOCALITY, FL
NANCING SMALL FIRST ORDER. VI.
HAVE A STANDARD AUTOMOBILE AC-
CESSORT BACKED BY ADVERTISING
ALCEHO MIG CO. NEWARK. y J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
Busine.s Chances.
EREE ZOE one MONTH.

our weekly magazine. Inside investments. 90
Is devoted TO a financial idea worthy Of
consideration A real Inside Investment
should easily double in value every three
months. Figure for yourself what 500
would amount 10 in a few years II invested
and re-invested on that basis Our maya
zine points the way to making such invest
ments- S2-00 per year; one month free
Send for il today Address McINTX RE
COMPANIES LIMITED, 20ss Westminster
Bldg. Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

AGENTS to travel by automobile to intro
duce our go fast selling popular priced
household necessities The greatest line on
earth Make SO a day. Complete outfit and
automobile furnished free TO workers. Write
-oday for exclusive territory. p. D. CONWAY.
sales mgr. - American bldg. Cincinnati. o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
Help Wanted-Male and FemaIe.

COOK wanted who can wait on table; Jap
or colored preferred 7o1 Mesa
MES-WOMEN-Se weekly collecting names
and addresses. no canvassing- Send stamp
Superna Co. 5 50. Baltimore. Nd
PHOTOPIAYS WANTED-S1O 70 $500 paid
for plays. sell your ideas; no experience
reedcd: details free to he ginners. Photoplay
Studio. box $40. san Antonio Texas.
WANTED-Vouug men and women 10 enter
fuckers Business college We teach the mos.
rapid system OF shorthand in the world
Only nine lessons We place you in a posi-
ton at s1@5 a month Private instruc-
ti0u plan We pay your railroad fare TO Pres
colt Mining and legal work our specially.
Special Tate 10 the first twelve who apply
Arizona IS the land Of unlimited opportuni-
ties. Write fuckers Business College. Pres
colt Arizona.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
Exchange your old furniture and st
rev
FOUTZ-FOOSHEE co.

BIZ IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUN-
Gil OF THE CITY or Ell PASO-
That the CITY Clerk be and hereby IS di
rected to advertise for bids for the consrruc-
tiou Of q pavement on Second street from
the intersection Of the west line Of Chi
huahua street 70 the west line Of south St
Nrain street
said pavement in an resDects 10 conform
with the specifications therefor prepared
hy the city EnEiueeT. and now ON file in
his Office which said specifications have
been approved by this Council said adj
Vertisement shall appear in each issue OF the
official paper which appears during the ten
t1u) days prior 10 the 9Th day Of December.
1916. All bids must be sealed and each b.
accompanied bv "A certified check in the sum
Of one thousand ts1.0o0.00l collars paw
able TO the Mayor of the CITY Of Fl PasO,
and which shall become the property. Of the
city in the event that the bidder. II sue
cessfui- does not within ten 400 DAYS Of The
acceptance Of his bid enter into contract
with the CITY Of Fl PasO 10 comDlete said
pavement in accordance with said sDeCifi-
cations within three months from the time
Of the signing OF the contract All bias must
be filed wlth the CITY Clerk on OF before ten
tlgl o'clock a m the sth das Of December.
1916.
The CITY of Fl Pas0 reserves the right 10
reject all bids.
Passed and approved this. the 1Srd day q
November 1916
Tom Lea.
Attest
J. T. Dawson.
fIsrr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
FOr Rent-Apartment, Unfurni,hed

FOR RENT
-u- uuturuished apartment T411 n
Nanais- Built ia features heat. no chill
drlu- Lease $50
ANDERSON-FILLER
100 Ie',as ST. Phone fu6l-
WORTH APARTMENTS
1919 North kauaas. near ueu high school.
Brand new ara strictly modern. -Four rooms.
Lease aL $40 pcr month 90 rcspousibls
Rene nfs- Sole a-eufs
JAMES I SINRR & CoNrSNY.
900 SAP Antonio ST. Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
Help Wanted-Agents.

AGENTS, SOC C. profit. No fake. Get our plan
for monosrsming autos. motorcycles b.
transfer method Clean business Western
Motorists Accessories Co. Cheyenne, Wyo.
LIVE WIRES only WANTED to sell stock
in one Of the biggest and best going com
panies in the world. T. ). Davidson * Co.
4 Broadway. New York city.
AGENTS-Live wire opportunity for hus-
Tiers sell 25c leaders for dime under your
own name and make big money. We furnish
the goods. ready mixed. with necessary con
tanners. Particulars free. Oliver Mercantile
Co. Desk s. Dallas. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

For Rent-Aparfmerls Furnished
--~---~--~~-~----~-~--
STEAM heated apartment. rooms and
kitchenettc- l-uS y. Oregon.
II RNiSH your home like rent Of
FOUTZ-FOOSHEE. 1iS y. stanton St
FIVE ROOM elegantly furnished apart
rnent- SIS The Aragou, SIG F. Rio Grande-
Phone lSso-
; ROOMS close in. large giassed in south
sleeping porch and bath. well furnished,
500 -u1 West Rio Grande Phone G7SS
rIIE PIEDMONT APTS.-If YOU are IooBins
for "a beautiful and completely furnished
apar trnrut- See these. corner West Bouie-
VI. rd and North Santa r.. Amply 10 Ant q
or LAY REALTY q TRUST co. 404 Trusl
fsidE Phone a5l5-