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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-01-27
MARVIN BROWN WRITES OF THE
MENACE VICTORY.

Dear Sir: Before this you have
heard the good news that The Menace
and it's staff have been acquitted on
all counts and completely exonerated
in the Federal Court at Joplin.
1t was hard fought battle and
glorious victory for the American
people. The forces of Rome have
gone down in defeat at the end of
the greatest legal battle Of the ages.
A new era has been ushered in and
this signal victory for free speech
and a free press marks the begin
ming of the end of Romish rule in
America. Thanks to the jury system
and to ]. I. Sheppard, man who
was too much for Rome and her
biased allies in the Government
service.
The judge was against us from
the start, and his charge to the
jury was palpably unfair. Notwith-
standing these facts the battle was
won hands down and there is re-
joicing in the land.
Carry the news to the good people
of Georgia and thank them on our
behalf for their loyalty and unf1inch-
ing courage. In the face of this YER
dict, / cannot believe that the Gov
eminent will consider it worth while
to retry your case.
With every good wish, am,
Yours fraternally,
MARVIN BROWN.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-01-27
DOES ANYBODY KNOW JAMES @.
HOWARD?

I would like to know the where
abouts of my son, James G. Howard,
from Griffin, Ca, who is 20 years
old, 6 feet inches high, blue eyes,
fair skin, black hair, and weighs
200 pounds. He served in the army,
Infantry, and was musted
out in 1910 at Fort Mckenzie, Wyo.
Any information will be appreciated.
7. J. HOWARD, Winder, Ca, Route 8.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-01-27
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

Has this foreign organization be-
come so strongly entrenched in the
land of Lincoln and Jefferson that it
can again establish the Inquisition
and put the Government agents here
sy hunting?
Is the money of the tax-paying,
liberty-loving citizens of this nation
to be used by the Government in
putting all critics of this foul and
filthy system on the rack?
''Tbese are a few Of the questions
the people are asking, and which
they are expecting to have answered
at Joplin! 1.-THE Madisonian
A POINT ON FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Dear Sir: I have just read a part
of the so-called trial | would like
to grasp you by the hand, though [
guess | will never have that oppor-
tunity l have kept up with your
articles on Romanism, and agree
with your views exactly AS to your
articles on foreign missions, when |
read the first one you published, it
looked as if someone had told you
what l had been contending for along
that line and that you were merely
quoting me.
Now, listen Matthew was one Of
the Twelve Mark was not. Hence,
the command was given directly to
Matthew Mark got it secondhand.
Matthew says the command was. Go
teach all nations. All right, this
command was obeyed fully on the
day of Penticost and every nation
under heaven heard it in their own
tongue. Therefore, it was finished.
When [ read in The Jeffersonian
what that Massachusetts paper had
said about the mulattos of the South
all being the offsprings of negro
women, not one in 5000 being q
white woman's, I felt like jumping
up and popping my feet together and
shouting "hoo-ray" for the Southern
white woman!
No-sir-ree- bobtaiI! If an Internal
negro gets it into his kinky gourd
that he must have a white woman
for a wife, he simply has to pull his
freight toward the North pole and
wait until he crosses the Mason and
Dixon line, like old Fred Douglas
and Jack Johnson did, before he finds
one low enough in the scale Of ami
mated nature to associate with him.
Our Massachusetts fellow unwitting-
ly bestowed upon our Southern white
women the highest compliment with
in his gift. God bless the Southern
white woman! No black husbands
or paramOurs for her!
I wish l had sense enough to write
you something from Mississippi for
publication.
AS ever, your friend,
Tenn. T. B. RANKIN.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-01-27
AN APPRECIATED NEW YEARS
GIFT.

Dear Sir: Enclosed you will find
cashiers check for SIS for ten sub
scriptions. Will you find names of
subscribers on separate sheet.
Mr.. Watson, l present this to you
as a New Years gift, and also as an
appreciation for the great work you
are doing for the common people of
America. l believe God is protecting
you and guiding you to make the
fight against the evils of this world.
l bid you God speed in your great
work, so keep on fighting the devil
and his forces until the last victory
is won.
I know there are some who would
like to assassinate you to stop you
from fighting their evil principles,
but if God be for you, who can be
against you (Biblical)? The good
people of our country are for you, SO
keep on. l am friend and an adj
mirer.
Ga. H. C. BRASSELL.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-01-27
WHO is ON TRIAL?"

Dear Sir: Enclosed l am sending
you an editorial from The Presby-
terrain of the South, with headline
"Who is on Trial?"
1t refers to your late trial in the
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-01-27
BRADBURY's POULNOTT COTTON

one of the most popular varieties
anywhere in the cotton belt, is grown
by us. Ginned at our private gin;
no other cotton whatever comes to
our gin. Seed guaranteed pure,
sound and free from disease, to the
best of our knowledge. Prices as
follows: 1 to rs bushels, $1.25 per
bushel; 25 to so bushels, $1.15 per
bushel; SO to 100 bushels, $1.O5
per bushel; over 100 bushels, $1.00
per bushel. F. o. B. Athens, Ca,
Route 4. j. E. BRADBURY & SON.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-01-27

United States Court. The editor
rightly says: '"The obscenity of the
extracts is the ground of the charge"
I think all the church papers ought
to denounce that prosecution.
With high regards and best wishes,
I am, Very respectfully,
Ga. MRS. j. A. SIMPSON.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-01-27
7 ObacCO Habit
Easily Conquered

A New Yorker cf wide experience, has writ
ten book telling how the tobacco or snuff habit
may be easily and completely banished in three
days with delightful benefit. The author.
City, will mail his book free on request. :.
The health improves wonderfully after the nj
otine poison is out of the system. Calmnes
digestion, manly vigor, strong memory and a
general gain in efficiency are among the many
benefits reported Get rid of that nervous feel
or chewing tobacco to satisfy morbid desire
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-01-27
EX-CATEOLIC TO LECTURE
IN MACON FEBRUARY 4, 2,
3. 4. 5 AND 6.

"
y The Guardians OF Liberty of =
81 Macon have arranged to give =
y series of lectures on the above =
y dates in the city Auditorium to y
= which the public is invited. =
= They will be free. The subjects =
= are as follows:
y Tuesday night--Why / Left \
y the Roman Catholic Church. =
= Wednesday night~-P IA b c +
y Schools. =
y Thursday night-Rome and p
y Civil Government. =
= Friday night-The Moral y
p Theology Of Romanism. Can =
y effort is being made to pist MIR. =
= Watson in the pcnitentiary for =
y printing extracts from this =
y Moral Theology, in a dead =
= language, in his pUbIicatiOns.) =
y This lecture is FOR MEN ONLY. Y
n Saturday night-Fhe Church =
p of Rome Political Machine and =
y a Deadly Menace to Our Amer =
y lean Institutions. =
Sunday afternoon, 3 o'clock
= Is There a Conspiracy to De- =
n str0y the Government? =
y Sunday night, 7:3O-Do the =
y knights OF Columbus and RO- =
n man Catholic Priests Take Oaths =
p of Allegiance to Foreign PO- =
n IiticaI Power and Treason to +
- the Government OF the United =
y States? =
R@%$%~%@*%*%%
THE FREEDOM OF THE PRESS.
The Menace, an antiCatholic pa
per published at Aurora, Mo, was
arraigned in the Federal Court at
Joplin, Mo, last Monday, charged
with violating Section 211 Of the
Penal Code by sending through the
United States mails certain matter
alleged to be obscene. Following so
closely upon the trial of Thomas b.
WATSON at Augusta, charged with a
Similar offense, the trial Of The Men
ace is of more than passing interest
and importance. The Madisonian
holds no brief for defending either
MIR. Watson or The Menace. And
yet it looks like there is something
rotten in Denmark, since the prose-
cutions both grew out Of the publica-
ton of articles attacking the Catholic
Church Mr.. Watson merely quoted
extracts from the Catholic books.
Ehe Menace did the same thing, for
which, evidently, it is hailed into the
united States Courts, charged with
"a violation Of the postal laws by
sending obscene matter through the
mails. The books circulated by the
Church of Rome are allowed circula-
zion in the mails, but it seems to be
a CRIME for an American newspaper
Dr Journalist to quote from those
books-especially if the quotations
hre used in an attack upon the Cath
Ollie Church. For these reasons,
therefore, The Madisonian believes
that every loyal American should
stand by The Menace when it asks:
HAS it come to pass in this COun-
try that any organization is so strong
and so powerful that it can say to
the world: L will do as / please; I
will say what | please; | will print
what l please, and | will teach what
please, and no one can say me nay.
"Has it come to pass that the Ro-
man Catholic Church can use the
mails for circulating matter which is
never questioned, but for the publica-
tion Of which Protestants and Free
masons must be hailed into court and
tried as common criminals?
Has it come to pass that there is
one law in this free United States
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-26
JUSTICE COURTS.
james }. Murphy. Presiding.

state vs. ". A Watson. F W.
Mooney. u. Abraham. c. T. Propu.
Roberto Gonzalez. : r Tingley and
A. c. Mast. speeding; fined s. each
State vs. John II. Clay. unIawfully
operating an automobile. Bond fixed at
500.
State vs. r. NJ LOwenberg, unlawfully
operating an automobile fined s.
State vs. Weaver. abusive language;
fined s..
State vs. Ed solomon. ". 4. Watson
and y. Abraham. fined s. each.
State vs. T. W Mooney. abusive Ian
cuage- fined s..
J. VI. Deaver. Presiding.
State vs. NJ c. Urquidi, selling stolen
property filed
State rs. F. c. Silk. assault TO muir
Ger. filed.
State vs. Julia Portisik. vagrancy-
placed in hands OF constable
state vs. Emesto SaudOval and
EuladiO Sandoval. COW theft: filed.
State VS. Joseph James Unotta, as
50 ult. abduction and bisamy, filed.
State vs. Regime Zapata. theft from
person. placed in hands of contable.
State vs. Lincoln q. Anderson. horse
theft: placed III hands OF sheriff
State VS.. Mrs J. Doe. vagrancy: fined
SO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-26
ARGENTINE RAIN
LOWERS WHEAT
Corn Also Weakens and Oats
Experiences Depression;
Provisions Lower.

chicago. ILL., oct z6.-Rains iu Argen-
tins gave an advantage today 20 thc bears
iu wheat Although the consequent brea@
in prices was the signal Tor renewed huy me
which caused "a sharp upturn in the market
the strength failed to last IL gid not aplr-E
that Cd general ending of the drou-h mao
taken place iu Argentina. but the fact SOM
moisture had been supplied seemed 70 d
rniuf~h greatly AT least for the time beinE-
lh- speculative buying power IN the DIX
ou..uinc prices which ranged from the same
as Wednesday, finish 10 l7ic lower. with
December and May both az sl-ss % l-Nu- Wef,
followed by "a little further sag then 81
t-uuor4r- bulge with subsequent s-- hack
The finish was unsettled az the s1me as
Wednesdays latest figures 10 lzc hiGher.
with December Sl-Soie q lS07s and May
$780, T1-So2s-
com weakened with wheat. Tho NOV
rnent II new corn from first hands also
acted as 81 bear factor After opening un-
changed 20 Ic lower the market shovel
some capacity TO recover but not relatively
so much wheat
Pine weather and enlarged country oilef.
in-s prevented corn from making as good
"a late upturn as wheat The close was ner-
vous - half To- 81 net decline
Oats were directly depressed TO some eN
tent los the Argentine rains For the most
part however. prices We're governed chleilN
Or the action Of other grains
Lower quotations on hogs pulled down
provisions Selling however. was not heavy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-26
65TH DISTRICT COURT.
ballard CoIdyyeIi. Presiding.

Cora Howard VS.. George Howard, di-
VOrce- filed.
II G. Kramp VS.. Teresa B. Terrazas
and Luis Terrazas jr-, suit on note
and foreclosure Of lien filed
Francisco PayOn vs- American Con-
structiOn company. suit for $4,000 dam
ages for death of son. Miguel Con
Zales. filed
Frederick Harry Clark VS.. A. T.
& s F. railroad. $4,000 damages for
personal injuries. filed
O. l. Kelso vs.. A- T. x : F. railroad.
suit for $4,000 damages, personal in
juries: filed.
o. 5. Hill vs.. J. f. Gray. suit on notes;
filed
Angelo Melendres et uX. vs.. V. A
Young. $4,000 for personal injuries;
filed
Isaac AIderete vs. FL Paso county.
$1,000 damages to property
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-26
JAIL SPACE FOR
PROVOST GUARD
Left Wing of Country Car
eel for U. S. Prisoners;
Wagon Provided.

Arrangements were made Thursday
morning by provost marshal Cap'-
Charles Eby. and district quartermas
ter Capt. A. F Prescott for the i'm
ternment of prisoners of the provost
2uard i'm the county TAIL
The old left wing of tine Jail has
been provided for the federal prisoners
by the county authorities. The head
quarters Of the provost guard viii be
maintained at the central police sta
ton. but patrol wagon Will be pro-
vided for the guard IN which to trans
port their prisoners
capt Prescott stated Thursday tha
the proposed erection Of the new fed
eral Jail adjoining the police station
bfd been Abandoned. with the securing
of the county Jail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-26
COUNTY COURT.
AHrfnn RnnI- RrnsIlin-

+. @. Hahn and Alice Hahn vs. J. +.
Winner and T. s. Winner. suit on notes;
filed
H Welsch company vs.. Maryland
Casualty company. suit on bond: filed.
Bank Of san Marcial vs. Joe Dunno,
suit on $500 note. filed.
Tri-State Motor company vs. Frank
Z Cox. debt: appeal bond filed
Lone Star Beer company VS. g. + Nc
Kinney, debt. appeal bond filed
Santa Fe Fuel company Us. W r.
Britt, suit on note. filed.
Fl PasO Dairy company vs.. FL PaSo
and Northeastern Railroad company,
damages Of S275.45: filed.
Lone star Beer company vs. g p
Nicholson. debt S319-O2. filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-26
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Wheat. Close
Wh-at-Dec- s1Noie- MAY Sl-e0is-
Corn-Dec.- 50 2. c- Nay. Nsisc-
tar--u-c- $3.50. MAY. Sic
Chicago Provisions, Close
Po-i-Dec. s-6.e0- Jan. S25-e--
I.ard-D-c-. SI5--.- Jan Sl4.s.
Rihs-oct- sl4fo- JAM SI5->5-
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago ili- oct Sob utter--A ara-t IN
changed Receipts. -N-- tubs.
Market unchanged Receipts. -sl-
eases
patztaes-Alarlzer higher Receipts. ~
cars minnesota and Dakota white. $50 a
--- phios- Sl-1ufr 1865 lsronsin and
Michigan white. Sl-5ur 60
-ry-3iarl-t higher Fowls. les
spriug-rs- l. iac-
Ksn~a, City Produce. Close
Kansas CITY Na- oct. -6.-Butt-r-
Cre-mery- ssi-e- first- Sic. seconds % &c;
packing. - i-c-
Eess-F'5rSr~ SIC
Poultry Hens lsc- roosters. i-e- broii-
er-- -1c-
Kan>a, City Grains. Close.
Kansas city. NO Get -f---N heat-No- =
hard. sI--5nI-S7- No red $40 2 l->s'
Dec sI-.siz: May. SI-75%
Corrl-No % mixed g. 20 eNc. 40 white.
sInlaI1z- No E yellow. - r J. Dec SSe
0atz-No- . white. % -sisc: No . mixed.
- q --r-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-26
THE COURTS.
EIGHTH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
James r. Harper. r. T. Higgins and A.
VI MaIthalI. Justices

EIGHTH COT XII OF CIV IL ABFEAL>-
James r. Harper. T. T. Higgins and A.
VI. MaIthalI. Justices
Motion OVerruled-
Frank Wentzeli et al vs. Ella W
Chester 81 al. from Harris. appellees'
motion TO strike out supplemental brief
Motions Granted
GeOrGe ". Yarn administrator VS.
Amad0r Gonzalez et al. from FL Paso,
agreed motion TO perfect record
Hackney Manufacturing company vs.
A. T. Celum er al from FL Paso. appel
lant's motion TO amend brief
Reformed and Affirmed
Frigid Fluid 60. IS. Sid Westheimer
company. from Harris
Reversed and demanded
Taylor Bros Jewelry company vs. h
w Kelly from Harris
I-udie Terrell vs. Houston q Texas
Central railroad company. from Burle-
son
Affirmed.
Frank WenJzeu 81 al vs. Ella "
Chester Ct al. from Harris
Charles a Goods0u vs. Houston x
Texas Central railroad company, from
Burlesou-
\ E. Thorne Us. B u. Dashieil from
otto Hoefs ct al " j. C. short. from
Reeves.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-26
HIST DISTRICT COURT.
u z Price PresiaIinE.

ms " r. EdWarus, joined pro
forna by husband. W H. Edwards, vs.
Julius Zeigner. suit on note; filed.
George :. Waid vs. J. w Stafford,
ct al. suit on note and foreclosure OF
lien filed.
Mrs Mary e. Cantillion vs. Royal In
demnity company. suit 10 enforce judg-
ment Of accident board filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-26
Business Chances.

Business Chances.
FOR Restaurant iH militia cam?
near TT Bliss. M bargain II taken ar
,rer- Phone 1871
COMPLETELY and newly furnished hunge-
rnur rooms. Ela~~edin sleeping porch Kent
$500 Phone 4Su-W- afternoons
FOR SALE suburban grocery $3.50: 500
c.ssh. balance terms Go suit address s'.-
care Herald
FOR SALE-PayinE GARY. - cows. Hoi-
stems and Durhans- G. F. pru-lard- Naco-
Arizona
MR.. BARBER. do you want "a good thing
for little money man buying my mouse
hold goods can have my place that VIII
MAXI, him $50 ro $50 week Address Bar
l..-r. care Herald
FOR SALE-Bi-iard han with 9 tables
moving picture snow and ice cream rillor'
everything new iu a good mining camp; no
a.position. For fun particulars address T.
d. box %. johnson Arizona
MOVING picture to travel witn- make s."
ru g-a a day profit. has never been SHOWN
through N-w Mexico- eight shows want lt
now rheumatism prevents me trtFrlliis-
Price $500 Address r 1fg. III Paso Herald
FOR SALE-Iaro-r shop in mining camp %
sH4frs- best bus iu southwest a sa4criti--',
prices - and So cents For lnfoTrllii non
aun.v $3.50 Copper St. I'd laso Tex Phone
sTh1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-26
Livestock.



Chicago. IL. oct -6-tt"Es-. --eelpls-
$4,000. Market weak 30 under wednesday $
average. Bulk $3.50 1880; light $500
les heavy, $500 1880 pigs Ss-4s q so
Cattle-Receipts. 5000 Market steady Ma
tive beef cattle $3.50 n 11-f5- western steers.
sf-I5 r $50 stockers- Se-G5 n 49, COWS. $3.50
$3.50.
Wethers- S1HS--5- lambs sS-1s ri lo--5-
Kansas CITY Livestock. Close
kansas City. Mo.. oct -6--Hogs-tse-
-elpts 10000. Market lower Bulk. $3.50 r
-H-e0- heaTv- S1eI5 n 1885, packers sioN
1880 light. Ss-N0fr 1925. pigs S@-it n o-ye-
Ca-t1a-Becei pts 5000. MarSst steady
Prime Ted steers se-50G fI- western steers
$685.; COWS Sf.5ea 49, heifers s5--oea
9-o5- stockers ss-7s 70 SIS, calves So = 10 o.
Lambs ss150 10.se- yeariinss $40 n $50
wethers. s7ds- ewes. $3.50 2 20
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo oct -S--Catt-e--t,e celpts.
$500. Market steady. Beef steers. S6--50
--5o- cows and heifers. S5-40 r. 6-60- stocizers
and feeders $685. re- 5-se. calves. $ r s-5e-
H0rs-Receiprs. zoe Market strong Top
5000. bulk. S10G l0-35
Sheep-Receipts- -3oe- Market steady
Lambs. $3.50 r. $50 ewes. ss-25 n 60
Fort Worth Livestock. Close
fBy Z-iEer HoreLl
Hogs-Receiprs. e5o0- Market lower Top
5000 bulk. $3.50 lo-1--
Cattle-Receipts. $500. including 1000
calves. Beef steers. top. s.; bulk. IS n 6-75-
COWS top S6-Z5. bulk. $3.50 G5-5o, heifers.
$3.50 Ts.5O; bulls s425 q $50 calves $500
$50 heifers 1850. calves. $3.50 n 80
Sheep-Receipts see. Market steady
For res11Irs-T-se Herald Want Ads
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-26
STOCK DEALINGS
ARE RESTRICTED
High Grade Rails Are Low
er;; Steel and Semi War
Stocks Are Heavy.
NoTE-ouotations reflect closing prices
Thursday oct &C.

New York. oct ga large proportion oi
the morning. Wall street DEALINGS N-is
-rsir -a-t-frfad 20 obscure rails in the stock
market Missouri Pacific ieues. new ana
old Missouri Kansas O. Texas common ana
preferred 3. Chie..EH Great western PREF :
Tal-a Fri. and Western preferred Seano.r'i
AIR Line prefer.d q. and moro dominant stocks
81 the same group succeeded Rock lsl7nh
Derver Is Rio Grsnde On speculative favor
al appreciate gains
High grade rails Were variably lower and
other leaders including T. s steel and war
Al rnidday rallies set en- under lead II
the copper stocks Bonds were irregular
with further heavy offerings of the inter
national list.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-26

18th DISTRICT COURT.
Dan VI. jackson. Presiding.

Mary Lee Armstrong vs. +. c ARM
lsrong. divorce; filed
" r Weeks vs- G. y. Gibson. con-
version Of property filed.
John Slater vs. Mrs Emma Slater, di-
vorce- filed
William c. Lindsay vs.. Addie L
Byles. ct al. suit on notes and fore
closure of lien filed
Ike Dair rs. Epsic Dair divorce, filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-26

tom r. JOHNSON-sTOCKB
Buys. sells and quotes Green Monster.
Inspiration Needles. ADMINISTRATIONS
Cornelia Ex-- Verde Combination, United
Verde Elk United Verde Cons. Miami
Con Mines. and all stock quoted on
board. office Lobby of Sheldon Hotel
0pen till . =. VI. Phone 427-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-26
Classified Page
Closes II | p. NJ.

In order to give time for proper
classificati it is necessary to
close the Herald classified page a,
/ p. m Want ads received after
that hour will appear the next day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-26
WEATHER BULLETIN.
L. :. DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU

Observation taken ~
s. o. IN 18th ueril-
IAN time tf a. m
81 Paso time. October
oct 90 1916
Forecasts
p Pa and nl.ili,s
Fair tonight and
Friday
New Mexico Fair
tonight and Friday .
and nroha hly Satur-
lay warmer tonight
soufnelsr portion
Arizona - Fair to-
night and Friday and
probably Saturday
warmer central por-
rion Friday
tonight somewhat
D. FRIDAY fair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-26
Fer Rent-HOuses Unfurnished.

u 49, - -~----~-~-~~~~-~~~
EOTR ROOM frame SO Phone ls-l-
NOV. ETH room house with furnace.
shades ana porch curtains Sis Iularosii-
FOR FFST-s room house 1893 Estrena 81
Phone 49,
HM. brick porches. basement; west OF
Cotton ave- $50 Phone ESQ
ToFi RENT-Thre- room house on car line
Highland PARK Phone ll'e-
TOR RENT-smau house Highland park
Phone e-stW-
SALVATION ARMY calls for cast of
clothing. magazine furniture etc IN So
THREE rooms. modern bungalow 2so@
Florida
THREE rooms. brick. Highland park: no
sicE or children; SD Phone So
s-RoON franc. three porches. newly paint
ed throughout 200 Block san he'Ho- Gan
-sI1 Aurora ST. Phone fissW-
IIsI MONTANA ST. rooms. baths ser
wants room. basement: hot water neat gar
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY.
Phone 51S - ne 80
NEW FURNITUKE EXCHANGED
i--.li- H. ,-.of. Phone 1893 and save money
HOME FUKNITU RE CO. III y stanton II
FOR RENT BY HAWKINS BROS
rm- b. 1908 y Cotton ----------- -
g rrn. De-. fU1 tIraudview ave ----- -
rms. D.. @g13 Atlanta ------ zee :.
10 -r1s BE- 15eS Rio Grande -----------S So
x ROOM HOUSE
Two story. ON corner large rooms,
uorrhes. house I'M good condition. low rent
10 permanent tenants .--
JAMES l. MARI COMPANY 100
goo san Antonio 81 All'ilr
ROOMS CLOSE N: VERY DESIKABLE
FOR ROOMINti HOT y: $50 REh MO ~ y y
To DESIRABLE fAkIlh-c =, VI ~ ,D6 ~
ny TIE FIRST: BY OWNER ADDhho>
4 56f. CARE HERALD
II ROOM HOUSE
One block from cuurthouSes newly uElo-
r.+a,r- q GOOD roomiur house location. low
ren- To- responsible party .
JAMES l. MARR 4 cOMPANA- 80
o.. - .---,,-7, 81 Phone 1899
5000 PER MONTH
-- --.,,- fi,-a--oorr steam heated houses,
-u modern convenience -S00 block Mem
phls ST. half block from hiehiane = n a =
rar Ine Inquire Of owner $500 memphis