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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-15
Ministers of Entente Powers Ad.
wise Chinese Foreign Office That
Their Governments Will Not
Press Payments Now.
AMERICA EXPECTED TO
TAKE SIMILAR ACTION
Russia RENTS 0ne-third Of the
First Portion, Requiring the Re-
mainder Because of Her Serious
Financial Condition.


Peking. (Monday) sept. 10 CDe-
layed) Ministers of the entente pow
ers AT Peking have advised the
Chinese foreign office that their gov
ernments are willing To waive the
boxer indemnity payments for five
years. Russia valves only one.third
Of the first portion OF the indemnity.
requiring the remainder because of her
financial straits The United states.
II Is said. probably will ratify tho
action Of the entente nations bu, will
not waive It's portion Of the noNer In
demnity which ls necessary TO main
tain the Chinese students In America.
The entente countries also will grant
to Chnn the privilege of increasing
her tariff to an effective five per
cent which will represent something
like two per cent rise. They will
concede to China the right to send
troops through the foreign conces-
sions at Tien Tsin II necessary. The
Italian minister has withdrawn his re-
quest that Italy he given the right TO
the Austrian concessions at Tien
Tsin.
Preparations are under way for the
formation ~ "a tariff commission COM
posed Of Chinese and representatives
of the entente allies, 20 arrange a new
schedule
President Feue chang and mem
hcrs of the Chinese cabinet are con-
sidering what concessions they will
make 10 the entente allies for their
| liboraiity. u ~ believed In well in
formed circles China probably will
agree to intern Germans and Austro-
llnngnrinns. place enemy ships In the
hands of the entente allies Tor the
duration of the war, enact 4 higher
tariff against the central powers and
offer laborors or soldiers II they are
desired
Sentiment In official circles * In
| favor of china Joining the entente
governments IN signing the London
cuferccc agreement against q separate
peace and the Paris economic com
pact
Herr Cordes German manager at
PekiuE of the Deutsche- Asiatisshe
Bank. har been arrested by the chi.
nesc ON the charge ~ ohstructing tho
government hy destroying the records
of the hank.
Dr 4. Won Rosthorn the Austro
| Hungarian minister tn China, tho
members of the legation staff and the
Austrian consuis nave been granted
safc conducts The party viii leave
shanghai for Holland ms way of san
Francisco September ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-15

Irr .,lrl. rnp r,h,l comm1ud,r wue'
f.., tI, r,prmrn that i rN''ui'd
,...r.. soldiers fu ''-- SERIOUS ul-
f.u-a. and t vuu.I r, ,rtuu.IN .r
ru.s.bI. ip Impose tu, d'tln p"u'''N
u tn, rmo AGAINST thus Hro the
ir,t. .. GruIU kuulu.r- hrA.nut
..rtrpr. nI. cmaIrru. luI pcr"sal
.ur.r.rpr. and tho h1pp, rr,"Hstuu-
... fuli her, ha. rc,u uu nl"udsh'd
goo fan.
There arc ndir.puus that the 'o'-
r,um,ut .- seeking vay out Ns an
n.nrc, NJ k'shNtn tn, new minister
Of the interior declare, 'hu th, ..N-
,rrn,ut has decided moot tu take ,N.
t.u,., measure. anuw-l kuru'uff H-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-15
Heinrich Won Eckhardt Says He
Did Not Employ Former Swed-
ish Envoy to Transmit Informa-
tion to the Berlin Office.
NO COMMUNICATION SENT
THROUGH FoLKE CRoMHoLM
Says He Doesn't I Even Know the
Gentleman Personally; Wash
ington Charges Are Branded as
Gigantic Plot to Discredit Him.
ny Associated Press


Mexico CITY Sept Heinrich
Won Eckhardt the German minister
To Mexico, tonight made "A statement
denying everything In connection with
the disclosures from Washington that
ne had been employing former Swe-
dish charge d'affaires to convey in
formation 10 the Berlin foreign office.
Won Eckhlrdt declared that he had
never sent any communication
through Folke Cromholm and that he
never wrote any communication rec
ommend.1g Cromholm for a decora-
tion for his services
Won Eokhardt further declared that
he did not know Cromholm person
ally. only having met him at dlplo-
matte receptions Won Evkhardt
makes formal denial of everything
in connection with the Washington
disclosures and In reply to an asser-
ton that Washington had fun proof
of his completely declared that this
was merely an American intrigue for
casting discredit ON the representa-
tivos of Germany
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-15
No ANXIETY AROUSED At
4. :. sTNTE DEPARTMENT.

Washington Sept l5.-German
minister Won Eckhurdrs denial that
he used the Swedish charge d.
affaires bon Mexico city for transmit
ting messages to Germany or that he
had written letter recommending
AN award FOR those services aEouscs
mo- lnNicty ot the state department
where officials. although surprised az
the sweeping denial. consider that
th,ir investigation determined the au-
thonticity of the disclosures aud that
Won EckhordrH letter speaks for it,
self
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-15
3 BANDITS ESCAPE
MINUS SPOILS AF TER
FOUR-HOUR BATTLE
Efforts to Blow the Safe of the
State Bank at Milford, Kas.,
Frustrated by Citizens; Tele-
phone Operator Gives Alarm.

junction City, kIns., Sept l,.--Al-
tor engaging with citizens In rifle,
revolver and shot gun fire tor APP
proNim3teN fou hours early today
three mon who were Jttcmptina t0
blow no, safe uf tho State Bank of
Milford, knn-. escaped uuiniured aud
without puy spols
The alarm was given by q ntght tele-
phone operator who was working in
% building opposite the bank. after
the men m the bank had fired ono
charge Of au explosive. The men ot
the town assembled with arms and
the shooting began. Two nt the rob
hers held off the men outside the hank
while the thud urod seven more
charges iu the door uf the safe
The discovery was made a. midnight
and four hour later thr rohhcr- cs-
capped from the hank building and
fled uu railway gasoline -ectiur
car
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-15
II MORE ALLEGED |.
". ". ARE TAKEN into
CUSTODY At DOUGLAS
Arrivals from the Columbus De-
portation Camp Are Arrested
by a Deputy Sheriff; to be
Taken to Bisbee as 'vags.
By Associated rfsss

Douglas. Ariz sept seventeen
more alleged Industrial Workers or
the World from the Columbus, y, NJ,
deportation camp we're taken into Gus
tody today by a deputy sheriff upon
arrival mere With q others arrested
last nlght these men Will be taken Ia
nisbce today to be cnarsed with vae-
rancq.
The Calumpas men say he camp
there Is breaking up because OF cut
in rations and all the men there intend
To leave hy Mondaynext
4 crowd met the train from colum-
bus this morning az Osborn Junction.
near here. but 40 one was taken off,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-15
Gains Freedom by Tunneling Will.
Knife Under the Electrically
Charged Fence Protecting the
Antwerp -Rosendale Line.
STARVATION is STALKING
THROUGH PRISON CAMPS
Small Amount of Bread and Tuv.
nip Soup, the Latter Enriched
Occasionally by a Bit of Horse
Meat, Make Up Daily Rations.


Washington Sept i5.-N Another
chapter is added To tho story OF the
torturos of German prison camps boy
q Russian soldier who escaped 10y
tuuuouur with knife under the olec-
tricllly charged fenced along tho Ant
wcrp- Rnsendaul line. II has been
forwarded To the state department
from potrnrrid
Brutal treatment and poor and in-
sufficient food have cost Germany the
labor uf thousands of prisoners he
say. ono labor battalion ON the
Western front consisting uf two thou-
.tnd men has been reduced hN star
Walton. exposure bcluuFa and death
To- less than five hundred Tho daily
niiou~ for 3D. prisoner ho reported.
consisted of small amount of bread
and urnip soup the soup enriched
occasionally hy a hit OF hors, meat
Tho unfit tho wounded and those
who have lost mombcrs Of their body
wor" kept IN invalid camps until they
died, but never, he SAYS returned 10
cnwps IN Germany because the OFF,
GERS in command feared tho psychol-
igical effect upon the people 1t the
sight OF the MANNED mon. often little
more than animated skeletons.
Ingenious Torturc> U~cd
stern and implucuNlc methods were
used to compel prisoners Co work
Ingenious tortur,- that ,ud,I only
short Of douth wcro inflicted ou sumc.
while others were shot outright. PUN
ishmcut- varied from enforced stand
iur at attention for day at a time
without food. 10 hoItupH with ritl,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-15
Question of Manner Of Punish.
ment to be Inflicted on Revolu-
tionary Leader Is Exciting Pub.
lie Opinion in Petrograd
WILL NEED AN INQUIRY TO
SIFT MATTER TO BOTTOM
Sparing the Rebel Commander $
Life Would Bring the Charge
That Soldiers Had Been Execut-
ed for Less Serious Crimes.

pcrograd. Sept li The question
of tn, probable mtc off General kor-
uIHG I- exciting public opinion. indi-
CATIONS are that the sutcrUm"ui must
nor serious difficulties over the 1"'.
tor
\ feature of the conflict D. IN.
,rrd.irplc absence OF bitter feeling
and .l.muT fur vengeance. Having
rr-rs'3hIi-hcd capital punishment ~
fH, FRONT however. he government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-15

pare ground fur fan planting. relying
on the governments protecting their
price.
The stale administrator has repre-
scutod to Mr. Barnes that it costs more
to RAIDS" wheat In New Mexico ana
that farmers here shou'r not be forced
to take less than those who live close
20 the market New Mexico grinds
am les own wheat and buys additional
from Kansas. q is alleged that un-
less the price here Is raised all state
whDat viii hoe fed New Mexico viii
become buyer Ia the market in com
petition with the alhes and wheat
growing viii he discouraged, Mean
while the farmers have been advised
tu hold their wheat pending the out
come of the protest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-15
ENpINN NTION ASKED ron
BY THE FRENCH MINISTER

stockholm, Sept "a bpeluyed. --
Diplomatic representatives Of entente
governments hero up a. today had dis
played only natural curiosity as to
the swedish governments view Of the
situation brought about by the dis
closurcs from Washington regarding
cable q tpat,hvs sent by the German
minister 90 Argentina through the
Swedish legation From this attitude
OF waiting. one OF actian developed
when IA. French minister, T. Thle-
haut. called upou Foreign Minister
Lindmau with formal request frr an
explanation OF the Incident on behalf
of his government The other repre-.
seutityps ot the entente nations are
expected to follow Minister Thicbauts
initiative. The American, British
French and Russian ministers held a
meeting today ut which the situation
Was thoroughly canvassed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-15
NEW MEXICO WEATHER

Fair west portion. showers east por-
tion tonignt ur sunday; not much
change ina temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-15
LOCAL WEATHER

Maximum. 80. minimum. -: range.
IS. a. m. 81. southwest wind, clear.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

NOTHING DOWS-JusJ move into this
new room bungalow in Alta VISTA hard
wood in two rooms. basement registers
ready for heat; finished IN white enamel
and Tiffany oil; walks, fenced. electric
fixtures; near school and jltney; s25
rtcnthly; viii rent FOR SIS.
$50 Down, $50 monthly for this modern
4 room brick home on Wyoming. near
shops; $500
. Lots. $3.50 each. Cash; on corner
solLh front three blocks OF Graudvie,g
school
Good Building Site wanted as part pay
ment on new room bungalow in Alta
Vista; never occupied: basement. fenced.
walks
Vendors Lien Notes to trade for good
vacant lets. What have you2
In Sunset Heights; $3.50 down: viii buy
new room bungalow. near fire station;
balance SIS monthly This IS a dandy.
On Nevada St; 6 room bungalow: this
home is a positive sacrifice. for one half
cash; price cut from $500 10 $4,000 IL
taken al Cnce-
Apartment Site Wanted-Wiu trade two
new bungalow in Alta Vista; what have
-ou2
Automobile Wanted as part payment on
pew 6 loom bungalow II is a dandy
HAWKINS BROS,
and Morgan bldg Phone ssO9.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

FOR RENT-No. 14Ig5k No. St. four
room double house, $50
CANT
Store room. 90xS0 It.. on corner Of
Boulevard and Campbell St. an eIe-
CANT location for automobile sales
room. etc.
A large basement. 65E+3O IT. on cor
ner Of Stanton and Second ST
FRANK A. SPENCE.
Real Estate and Insurance. Phi. 1919.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
For Sale-City Property.


ONE piece business property; will
sell for Liberty bonds. Phone 249S or
FOR SALE-AIOdern BUNGALOW, 6
rooms and sleeping porch VIII take
automobile as first payment Phone
FOR SALE room modern house.
close in; 4 lots 1O0X140 feet: city
water; viii sell furniture with house:
climate too high for baby. Bargain
Telephone 40.
ONLY $500
New 4 room and sleeping porch.
basement and heating plant; oak
floors and built in features; two full
lots; on paved street. paving and side
walks paid, close to school car and
jitneyi splendid neighborhood: can
handle for $500 cash balance TO suit.
SCOTT SALES & REALTY Co.
s24 Mills bldg Phone 1855 or 1921
BOULEVARD CORNER
rooms, sleeping porch. basement.
breakfast room, lots 371zxl2O; all
fenced; worth $500. Our price this
week $3.50; $500 cash, balance easy
You will wait a lifetime before you
get such a bargain.
CREEL & CANNON.
POI Mills Street Phone 5075.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
PRICE SSG90.

NEW HOME-NEAR H. SCHOOL.
8 rooms, basement, hardwood floors,
buEtin features, an unusually at
tractive mantel. great big closets,
south front, overlooking business dis
trict and the south valley: walking
distance TO town The place ought 20
sell for $3.50. If you viii pay Sl165
cash you can have il for S369G- This
is dirt cheap.
T. +. HEAD & co.
- Mills Bldg. Phone o12O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

SIX ROOM BUNGALOW
GARAGE AND CEMENT
DRIVEN ON TWO
SOUTH FRONT lots.
PRICE $500
SMALL CASH PAYMENT.
BALANCE LIKE RENT
Built of dark tapestry brick,
a typical bungalow home.
spacious front porch. attract
i've living room and dining
room, handsome brick mantel,
builtIn bookcases, buffet.
kitchen cabinet with tile
drainboards. three bed rooms,
good closets. plenty of win
dOws, oak floors, tile floor in
bath room: basement, cement
floor and heating plant; lot
fully fenced and yard nicely
graded. This home is nearly
completed. viii be finished 10
suit purchaser. Better see IL
today.
MANFIELD BLDG. & IMP. co.
Capital $4,000.
81 First Natl Bank Bldg.
Phone 594.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

ONLY $1,000
BRAND NEW ) ROOM BUNGALOW
On CORNER
South front. opposite ALTA
VISTA SCHOOL on La Luz st:
has 5 rooms and large screened
sleeping porch. al Included in
brick walls Hardwood floors.
handsome buffet. bookcases on
each side Of rustic mantle: large
Kitchen cabinet. etc. bedrooms.
bath and kitchen finished in white
enamel best location in this sec
ton Of the city: viii be finished
very soon
SMALL PAYMENT DOWN
$50 MONTH AND INTEREST
JOHN w PHILLIPS, Owner.
90 lst Natl bldg PHI S163.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

beautiful modern room
bungalows, south front, close
TO car line. Must be seen to
be appreciated. If you want
a home this is your chance.
Builtin features, garage. Price
$3.50 each; win take some
trade; balance easy.
BROADDUS & LIE BARON.
Land Merchants
-09-210 LIST Y. B. B. Phi 1855.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
For Sale-City Property.


FOR SALE rooms. bath. sleeping porch.
garage. chicken houses and yard. on car
line. Phone 5677-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
THREE BARGAIys

A--a-A--Nl1
S600O-Fine Z rm- home. 2200 blk
Montana; $500 equity; trade for clear
lots, balance suit purchaser, 4 yrs.
$780, I'm. bung-. new; entrance
to Washington park $500 in clear
lots. bal $500 per IT.
500 per acre, 40 acres all good land
half in alfalfa, half corn; main valley
road; a SNAP. Easy terms.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.,
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
A Real NEW HOME

A REAL NEW HOME
Completely furnished; all the built
IN features; steam heat; owner leav-
ing town. must be sold at a $500
sacrifice Easy terms. Ask for Mr..
Wheelock-
JAMES /. MARI & CO.,
3o4 San Antonio ST. Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

room bungalow, new and
modern. every built in feature.
hardwood floors throughout;
brea kfast room and glazed
porches; furnace: south front;
blocks Of the Alta Vista school;
easy terms.
$3.50.
room modern little bungalow
on corner: on car line, south
front; $50 cash and SIS per
month including interest.
WHTTE-PADEN REALTY CO..
Phone 100. 212 y. Stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
NEW BUNGALOW
MM-Tn nD WnTC nNEE

~ . VIN 10 = N-hINIs-'
As part payment; bungalow
near new school building in cOun-
try club district T.. price $4,000.
JAY +. KNOX COMPANY.
30I Caples bldg Phone 1896.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
WONDERFUL TWO STORY
HOME On BEAUTIFUL
VFnATANn STR FIT

This home is the most at
tractive, most complete, and
best arranged home we have
built on this street. II con-
tains the many features one
might desire in a two story
residence; there are four he'd
rooms, very large dining room
and living pass pantry, oak
floors, large basement with
heating plant; on two south
front lots. For price and
terms phone, call or write US.
MANFIELD BLDG & mp. co,
BUILDERS OF
@STERLING HOMES.@
GIL 1st Natl Bank Bldg.
Phone 6S4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

"
SoTTHyyFSTFJiN, yVRFCETSC 20
- 80 -
Tor Nent-NOOHls ruImShed.
900 -
- 80 - -
s i.ie-a-s cheap rooms .25 y o-.so-l.
l-Ahe,E sunny rooms sl-, Phone $500
CoMFO-.TABLE cool bedroom Pm. 1sl-
DESIRABLE room for rent 1915 Noble
FURNISHED room for rem Phone s7gST
DETNAF rooms 4I7I X sr.7I5-- r5.
wafer: free baths soc. 81 dav: 81 IN ui,lv
HOTEL LAKE -,c-7z .--i ,-,7- E7- s7=
So. So. SO ". No. Ph 5s6s close In.
az TSTDF5 -c---- g. M, 57-s- - A.
tonic.
NICE bedroC-7- with -----77-g- 7--t--- =67
Noble
DESIRABLE room gI- Ngv-95- Phone
ses0T'
O.-TSIDE ----1l7z room g. ma =
Ochoa-
FURNISHED rooms no X Oreg55-
Apt. 1.
NICE front room not water in hath mr.
vate home. Phone 2ls1.
NICE room bath and s.geDI1E porch for
two or tire vo1r1r men phone -saxP
LARGE east front bedroom private -1-
frsnra 1q91 = F5--,' 80 500
ROOM glazed gIfepl1g porch steam 5el;-
rrivar1 famiIy i16 N Frs1i-1i1
1-f.STI F,IIsSS- F5-,--5i ,-,c--- -,-i,-5,e
family: 3 minutes plaza. 2I4 ". Frauklin.
FURNISHED bedroom for gentleman S0-
wyoming.
SHINY f-11T roam @re.-, 5s-- ,--7--7-
INK bath. SO Ifarofrin.
ROOM with IzTre sIreDi-- 77,--b I6-5
Arizona
rererencos desired 5bors $50
F7.=.,S-7--I,.-,,
- 20 - ~ ' - anu -isi-
- - ~ - : l.---
n SiSE room h9iI block cleveland square
-. ,.2 -, - = -----
Two we'll furnished front rooms. connect
~ u.-ln, M,-,ii-s 1isle1ee- fnone eys-M-
ROOM, steam heat. bath. single beds. Nc.
srazos-
BEAUTIFJ LILY furnished room. private
entrance PHONE sslsW-
STEAM heated rooms. 1890 Montana ~
Phone 2fs7.
NICE front room. adjoining bath in prs
FRONT room. ground floor ,Igs. in
Phone -54S
I,I=sS=TStfrf, 1---. .---
C;-srde
S.TF.a,T 5.-.c,, ---,.-, ...,,,.-.-.-- I--..- s5=
- - n le--'eu ROOM '"-ii-ellLs n-tn- DO
,,s,,,,--,,
-, o'--- i--'- ~ uA--i- I''s- iH' 4'i
No. 90 bteb'S- 4 H...- .,,,-
sl5--,,, 20 Tor s.Ht-siA,l, steam heat ad-
5-.-----e y. 49, AZ A. Li-.-.,7-
tok KENT-Chamher. first floor. iu pri-
..-,s NOME, tor gentleman only IN 'tsl-
WALKING DlSTANCE-I.oom and Sleep
ing porch; furnace heat. hor water. Phone
-.25i,-
iaAs.tE. well furnished bedroom. rent rea-
soaable; good location. 6I1 Prospect. Phone
~.
one block from Toltec club. nicely fur
nisned rooms; close i'm; gentlemen pre-
ferred- SOC Myrtle. Phone Es.7
NiCL. new airy room furnace heat. pri-
yate home: kitchen II desired 1910 ~
stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
KERN PLACE CAR LINE

KERN PLACE CAR LINE
VIII be in operation in about 80
days. KERN PLACE is less than
miles from the postoffice and
has the purest coolest air The
improvements show the value of
restrictions. For 30 days We Will
offer 100 choice lots at $3.50 each.
Thereafter at $500 and $500. An
unusual opportunity. VIII list.
Let's talk il over.
COFFIN INVESTMENT co.
5I9 1st Natl Blk. Bldg. Phi. 1928.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Dogs for Sale. Wanted. Etc.

ENGLISH bull pups Phone 454fJ-
Ss5-Toy Boston terrier. male. o months
old. champion stock. Phone 15f0W
FOR SALE--AiredaIe pups. pedisreed.
registered stock. e1z7 L. Boulevard Phi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

->-4-'---~-3-~~-~--3>~'~-
NICE furnished rooms for rent. 20I T. Ne
-ada Phone -If-R
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
For Sale-Panos.

FOT Oale-PlanOs.
--~---~----------~~-~S-~
GOOD piano for rent: $3.50 month. Philip
Baber. zOl Anthony.
FOR Beautiful oak Kimbau piano
at "a bargain; must be seen 20 he appre-
ciated. Phone 1881
FOR SALE-Steiuway upright piano. In
Gu,re OF Mrs. John O'Shea. quarters No
q. IT. Bliss Phone $3.50.
PIANO repairing ia all Its branches Why
not have that piano polished Expert FUR
niture finishing Dunu's Music Co. n.
Stanton ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

For Sale-MisesnaneOus.
-~-~~~~~-~-~-~~~-~ -~------~-~-~-~--~
SECOND crop alfalfa Phone 4e61M-
SACKS for sale John Il. Nus0aurn, Il
Pasa Texas.
PHONE 670I Tor rich black soil and FER
tilizer-
SHELVING and wall case. a bargain 81
y Campbell ST.
FOR SALE-Ftve small diamonds and Two
sets OF table linen Phone sl21-
FOR SALE-Attractive tailored suit to
colored OF Mexican lady; cheap Pm 44-1-
ONE 3O-iuch Woodworking machine piauer
for sale cheap. in first class shape Write
p. o. box 2sS. San Antonio.
WE BUY and sell second hand books.
sOLLIE FURNITURE CO..
SIS Texas St Phone sI2e.
FOH sale-CoIlapsioIe baby buggy. perfect
condition col y Oregon, room 4. Don't
phone
FOK SALE-Oue 20 XIV. $50 volt 50
amp. lbs Rpm Akron DC. generator
Slaughter Elect & Mach Co. 800 san
Francisco St
FOR SALE-Burroughs visible adding ma
chine: original ribbon now on: paper stand
and all. Sl35; can't be told from new one
year guarantee 400 Mesa
TANKS-HEAVY STEEL, HOT RIYETED
ery capacity 75.O00-1e0. 900 gallons each.
m lrzed for reerection; duty free into Mex
SEQ 10000 Il. inch standard wrought
iron pipe, also duty free into Mexico
SOUTHWESTERN WEIGHING co.
FL Paso. Texas