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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
Charming DoHies OF
Great Allies Out To
Heb Red Cross Fun

Three life size" dolls are on dis
play in q Popular store window
which are 10 be sold for the benefit
Of the Red Cross society The dolls
are very expensive, having Ions, real
eyelashes, large blue eyes, fine hair.
and are OF the size CT a Two year old
child The army committee OF the
Red Cross society turned them over
20 Mrs T. c. Berry, captain Of the
Red Cross refreshmeut unit 10 dis
pose OF TO the best advantage.
The doll which represents France,
Is dressed IN cerise. and is brunette,
England is q decided blonde. and is
gowned in royal blue, while the doIi
REPRESENTING the United states o.
America is a semi-blOnde, dressed IL
pick and gold.
Mrs. Lucy Bender. $3.50 Fort Bou-
leyard, designed the beautiful gar
meuts OF the dolls and was assisted in
dressing them by the other womel
Of the committee, Mrs. Arthur Hail.
Mrs J. T. Ferris, Mrs. BlufOrd Rear
don and Mrs. Jack Reardcn.
Each dOll has arguments OF
expensive material. with silk stock
ings. patent leather slippers and is
adorned with jewelry. The gowns are
exqUisitely made, and the designs are
OF great beauty Tt is estimated that
the actual cost OF each doll Is well
over $50 and 10 is hoped 10 realize
ten times that amount Tor the three
little women Of the allies, when they
are disposed OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
5. VI. CONDUCTOR
J. \. LONG DIES
In Service Between 81 Paso
and TUcumcari Twelve
Years; Burial Friday.

John h Long. 10 yeas n CONDUCTOR
on the e. Paso and Southwestern rail
road. and for u years running on
passenger trains between this city
and Tucumcari, " N. with a --.al
residence in Fl Paso Of % years. died
at his home. 1926 1IagofIn avenue.
Thursday morning at 5.s5 o'clock as
the result OF long illness.
Funeral services Will be heId at
Peaks undertaking chapel Friday az
ternoon at 8 o'clock, and interment
viii be in the conduct1~s' plot
Evergreen cemetery. EI Paso division
60. Order Of Railway Conductors. OF
which Mr.. Long was a prominent
member, viii furnish pallbearers and
many members at the services.
Conductor b Years.
Deceased was born at Mour's Hill,
Ind. So years ago and had been q
railway conductor 81 years. he would
have been retired in February. 1918,
for Sc vice on the Southwestern, IL
was said Prior 10 his service on
that road he ran on the santa cE out
Of Fl Paso and IN New Mexico
M Long Is survived by his dauEh-
ter, Mrs. ~ /. Porter. and her son
and daughter, Haskell Porter, i'm the
army at Camp Lewis, wash, and Miss
Cozette Porter, who resides at 1926
Magoffin avenue. and a sister, Airs.
Clara Alden. Columbus. Ohio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
81 MIME CO. IS
NOW ON TRIAL
Government Charges Viola
ton of Contract Labor
Law; Cites Drilers.

Albuquerque, n. NJ Dec. l5--Irlal
was started i'm lhe federal district
cour. here today Of the action insti-
ruced by the government against the
Eighty Mining company, for the
noIIectlon o. $4,000 in penalties FOR al
3e-eJ violation OF TIE alien contract
labor law II IS charged that the
company imported six diamond drill
operators from Canada TO work in its
mine at Loo dsburg, y ~ I'm 1915.
one thousand dollars fine is asked Tor
-cl alleged offence
10 Is alleged in the complaint thal
the mining company hired the drille-s
in Canada. rnrough Thomas Travefs.
p-esiJ. mt Of Smith and Travers Dia-
mond Drill Contracting company. Ltd,
q Canadian corporation, and paid for
their transportation TO LordsbLFS-
The alleged alien labOrers named are
David EalliuoW. l.. L. Mcdonald, Fred
LewE,l-. Richard Baker, william
DosIozts, an OF sudbury, OEtorio. and
Asa Whsle OF London, Ont. desig-
mated by the government as subjects
1f C-cal Britain
United states district attorney
Summers Bu-Ehart is conducting the
case Cor the government
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
ReD. 6. L. OUerslreet To
SkoU Views of Jerusalem

Pictures of scenes and buildings IN
Jerusalem. which British troops have
v.rested from Turkish control, VIII
be shown Sunday night by Rev.
Charles T. Overstreet. D. D., At the
First Presbyterian church. In ad-
dit5on n number Of interesting cur-os
brought back from Jerusalem by Dr.
and -Irs. Overs,rcet viii be on eIhi-
biti0n.
Dr.. and Airs. Overstreet have toured
the molly land, spending much OF the
time in Jerusalem. While there br-
Ovcrs-reet secured a large number or
photographs OF interesting scenes
and features OF the city which have
been pu- on slides for showing upon
q screen. These views Of actual
modern time scenes in the most in
teres-iuc city on earth, viii be shown
and explained by DR.. Oyerstreet SUI
dav night. the service being in the
nature OF an illustrated lecture on
q Jerusalem.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
CLAIMS SHOT
ON T.P. TRAIN
W. H. Lightfoot Sues Rail
road Company; Tells Of
Shooting by Passenger.

Suir for $4,000 damages has been
entered IN the 41st district court here
against the Texas & Pacific Railroad
company by W. II Lightfoot, the case
resulting rom the shooting up" OF
train No. near Fabens. Texas. the
morning o. November II. In connee-
ton with which L. p. Thompson was
crested.
The plaintiff alleged that he
boarded the train az Big Springs and
that Thompson entered at FORT
Worth: thet Thompson carried a
istol and drank alcoholic liquors on
The train ii. violation OF the law and
shat ucar Fabens he rose suddenly
and began fling. one bullet striking
the o ainttff over the heart and
causiH- permanent injuries; and that
the defendant company. as Insurer OF
plaintiff as passenger, is response Die
IN the amount OF DANA ges claimed
Surviving relatives Of W. n. Bonner
who vas killed. on the train, are re-
ported preparing to enter suit AZ
SweetNater against the railroad.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
PI0NFTR FIRF coHPANY HAS
NEE OFFICERS: NO BANQUET

The annual election OF officers OF
Julian volunteer fire engine company
so. ]. Of the EI Paso fire de9srtr'e Mt.
in Sunset Hei-h-s. took place We'd
rcsday night at a meeting IN the new
u1ar-e-s in the central fire station.
w. = owe was elected president; J..
3. Binklev. wee president .iauri-e
@-lv-2-.z. secretary r. Y. Ellis.
treasurer; William Grant. foreman G..
C. Stapleton. assistant foreman. d.
rectOrs. Douglas g. Croweu =. C
Perry and D. Baker smith
4 recommendation TO dis1arse with
the annual banquet and devote the
money thus usually expended. on the
Red Cross. Associated Charities and
o-he- purposes. was sent TO the vol
uuteer fire department. The mem
bers voted SIS for the Rescue Home
The Julian company has been 80. e.
'- cuce. il IS said. for over - years
Those present al the meeting were
II. Schwartz. J. ". Eirl10atrick =. c.
Perry. d. Z. Smith William f-anr.
Douglas CrowelI. n. I. Ellis and .. b
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN AID
RELCIAES MORE THAN $500

Wednesday was o very successful
day for collection of the Red Cross
fund for the relief Of Belgian chill
Oxen az the exhibit Of the Presby-
terrain women. the Belgian and Amer
lean houses NJ the corner OF the fed
eral building. a nice sum OF money
was taken
Mrs. Henry r. Bowie was chairman
Tor the day, and had ass sting her
FRS Rufus p. March and Mrs. James
r.. Harper. The children who helpe1
were Martha Margaret March. Rufus
Parker March, s., Nary Elizabeth
Harper and Frank Harper
on Tuesday Dr. ". l. Brown,
chairman OF the local Red Cross So
ciety, teIeEraphed to- Washington
$500 which had been given TO fund
as 2 result OF the activities or the
women and children al the Belgian
house. and from there the credit for
the amount was cabled directly -
the Belgian childreu's relief fund
com nittee i'm Belgium so il could be
used for Christmas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
TTg Making Your Gum
Cough Remedy
Eod csn EGvs about s.. snd have
bsstsr remedy than the ready
made kind. Easily done.
EF5SES255Ea5l55S5515755S5S5

II you combined the curative proper
ties Of every known 'Teady-made" cough
Tcmedy, you would hardly have in them
all the curative power that lies in this
simple homemade" cough syrup which
taxes only & lev minutes to prepare.
Get from any druggist % ounces OF
PiHeI $50 cents worth J., pour it into a
pint bottle and fill the bottle with plain
grGnulated sugar syrup. Tie total cost
IS about b5 cents and gives YOU full
pint Of really better cough syrup than
YOU coU,d buy ready-made for $3.50.
Tastes pleasant and never SPOTS.
This PiEcx ard sugar syrup preparl-
ton gels right at the cause Of a cough
ald gives almost immediate relief. It
looscns the phlegm, stops the nasty
throat tickle and heals the sore, irri-
1ated membranes that line the throat,
chest AID bronchial tubes, so gently
ard easily that it Is really astonishing.
4 days use win usually overcome TO
ordinary cough AID for bronchitis,
Group, WhoopinE cough and bronchial
asthma, there is nothing better.
PincL Is nest valuable concentrated
compound Of genuine Norway pine e.
t-2ct, and has been used for generations
20 break I'd severe coughs
To avoid disappointment. ask your
druggist for - ounces Of Pinex' with
Iull directions, ard don't accept any
ching else. a guarantee Of absO,uts
Gatisfactio1 or money promptly re
funded, goes with this preparation The
PileE CO.. Fl. Wayne Ind.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
CLCS7R CHECK ON POLICE
AND FIRE WORK ORDERED

That the police as well as the city
detective department must hereafter
submit q monthly written report OF
activities was decided wednesday ~
o meeting Of the civil service police
and fire comm ission- The object OF
having the police file q report. Il is
said. IS that the commission may keep
better informed
c. Jack Henry, secretary Of the
commission, viii mike out a weekly
f--D ~ction report covering special
details and embodyinE suggestions
Where uee.ed. He was also author
lied 10 board any fire apparatus he
sees fit to when the department is
resn0n6iu- 20 an alarm. the prrpo~e
OF this being that a representative OF
20 c.-ris-ion have an opportunity
20 l-eeD in touch with the workings
OF the fire department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
TEXANS To ASK
BkKERF0R AID
Relief Committee to LeaVe
Friday for Washington
to Urge Help.

Austin, Texas, Dec 13.-The Texas
drouth relief committee will leave to-
morrow night for Washington TO take
up the question OF relief for the
drought stricken farmers and stock
men in the western portion OF the
state. according to announcement
made today by F. C. Weinert. secre-
tary OF the committee
While the entire committee Of %
under the decision reached, IS en-
titled to make the trip. It Is not
likely that more than One-haf viii
go. Among those Who have already
advised secretary Weinert OF their
Intention 10 go are Frank hell'
Wichita Falls; Henry Meyer ROCK
dale; Chas Schultz Llano; a y
Davidson. Cuero, senator Claude =
Hudspeth, OF EI PasO, and Col. Ike 7.
Pryor. Of san Antonio Two mem
beers OF the committee are already N
Washington. The conference with
secretary OF war Baker is scheduled
for next Monday.
In the event the committee fails .
obtain immediate relief as requested.
IL is understood, the proposition VIII
be submitted 20 congress.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
FIREMEN' 8 Ply
RAISED; BONDED
Council Passes Ordinance
Deputizing Fire Fighters
as Policemen.

The ordinance creating special po-
lice powers for members OF the fire
. department and granting them addi-
tionaI compensation therefor. was IT.
troduced and passed the first reading
Thursday at the weekly meeting Of
the city council. presided over oy act
ing mayor J. p C'Connor. IN the alb
sence OF mayor Charles Davis.
Employees of the fire department are
made special police officers. to give
bond as such and 10 be charged with
the duty Of enforcing che fire and
building laws and 10 perform such
other duties as police officers as they
may be called upon 90 90 by the
mayor and chief OF police, with the
understanding that this shall not au-
thorize the carrying o. firearms by
salary Raises Mentioned.
In compensation for the additional
duti-s. the following additional sal
aries were granted Assistant chief.
$50, making total Of SI60; operator.
SIS. making total OF S95. pipemen,
iadderme1 and chauffeurs. SIS. max
Ing graduated totals OF 500 sos and
S1l0: all other salaried employees. SO.
making total for captains $500 for
Heutenants $40, and for electricians
$50.
Bids on Hose Opened.
Bids for 5000 feet Of fire hose were
opened, the following making propo-
sails krekauer. York d AIoye. s. Z,
Boss Rubber Co, C. c. Gaines. Nom
sen-Dunnig au-Ryan Co. Mine and
Smeirer supply Co. George Thorn
son. r. r. Blcck and company. The
bids were on different kinds of hose
and averaged about 81 a foot The
matter was continued by the council
for further considerati before let-
ting a contact
petitions Granted.
Petitions granted were Miss Mvrl
'r,ater' prlnlcEaI OF Be2I school. 10.
SOW DOWN signs on ElEnO- stree
TT school approaches; !. .. Stalker 20
move barber role from 306 Texas to
207 sen Antonio.
netition OF the Lone Star Motor
CO. for permit 70 erect q gasoline tank
referred to the police, fire and build
G. y. Corham IS acting as citv clerk
in the Hhsence Of clerk J. F. Dawson
in Ar-.in.
Twenty Contagious Cases.
There were 81 births and - deaths
in the city during the week ending
NVc@GeS7av. as shown I'm the report
OF the beard OF health. The hi-ths
we've i Americans and . HIe-ica0s
AVID the deaths. Is Americana L
Mexicans and one negro Twenty
cases OF contagious diseases rema incl
in the city q the time Of the report
rs follows: Three mea sieS- five scar
let fever. eiT typhoid fever, three
dirhtheria and three chicke1poX-
Food condemned during the week
consisted OF $40 pounds Of meat, ore
COW and two hogs.
Sanitary commissioner L D. HUI
lUm reDOrted having hauled during
the week 5e1.50O pounds Of rarbage
1OS.oo0 pounds OF ashes and 1900
pounds Of manure.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
Sugar in Auto, Report.
MUTINY IN COAHUILA
IS ONLY SERIOUS TROUBLE

Eagle Pass, Texas. Lee. Goo
hula state was reported quiet ycster-
day by Mexican officials in Piedras
Negras, opposite Eagle Pass. and the
trouble leading TO reports last night
clared TO be only local disturb
ance." Il was said federal authori-
ties were again i'm control of Mon
clova. Musquiz and other points. Re
ports OF a mutiny among federal
troops was explained IN Piedras Ne
gras as resulting from the shCotiuS
and killing Of Col. AmbrosiO Sanchez
by his men at Anende Tuesday San
chez. it was said, mad ordered the
arrest Of one OF his CAPTAINS. Thr
captain resisted and Sanche- is re-
ported 20 have shot him. Instantly.
the soldiers. according to the state
meut, shot SanChez IN the back san
CHEFS BODY was buried In piedras
Negras today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
The COURTS.
EIGHTH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS
J. H Harper, +. F. Higgins and A. n.
WaIthalI. Justices.


J. r. Harper, +. F. Higgins and A. n.
WalthalI. Justices.
Motions Tor rehear!ng overruled-
c A. McCauley ct al VS.. E A. McEl-
roy. from Knox. T. A. Bolt VS.. S. A
Bolt. from Knox. o. l. Shipmau vs..
W T Jones ct al, from Jeff Davis.
West Texas supply company vs. J. T
Dunivan, from Knox. Postal Tele-
graph-Cable company ct al. vs.. sam
uel B. PreWitt. from Fl PasO. Bernard
Schuster ct al VS.. L. NJ. Crawford,
trustee, from Fl Paso. Z. W Bishop
vs.. W. W. Greek. jr-. from FL Paso-
Motions Eranted-Mrs. Annie B.
HasseIl ct al VS.. Mrs. 81. T. Rose,
from Anderson. appellee's motion to
strike out assignments OF error and
brief OF appellants. HaTbin IndeDend-
dent School district vs. B. V. Denman,
from Erath. appellee's motion for a
rehearinE. International q Great
Northern Railway company vs. W T.
Lyon. from Leon; appellee's motion 10
dismiss.
Affirmed - Hardin Independent
School district VS.. 2. Y. Denman. from
E-ath.
Reversed and remanded-Barney
Pear stone vs.. Western Union Tele-
graph company. from Leon.
Set for Jan 5. 19lS-A. B. Main et
TX vs.. r. J. Cartwright. from Preside.
jay T. Knox ct al ~. A J. Horn ct al
from Fl Paso. s. J. Hensley ct TX IS.
Mrs. Antonio Pena. from Preside. FL
zada Mcdaniel vs. state of Texas.
from Reeves Elzada Mcdaniel vs.
state OF Texas. from Reeves. South
ern Pacific company VS. Robert &c "a
Cruz. from Fl Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
DALLAS GETS
c. R. 4. MEETING
Texas Cowmen VIII Gather
There in March; El Paso
Boosters Return.

Dallas was chosen as she meetins
place for the Texas Cattle Raisers'
association by the executive commit
tee Of the organization. which met q,
san Angelo the first ct the week,
according to z. 3. Orndorff. repre-
sentinE the FL Paso chamber OF com
merce, who returned Wednesday
night
Charles N Newman also returned.
but John IL Wyatt went on TO Dali
las TO attend a meeting Of the statc
fuel board
Dallas received II votes. FL Paso.
six. Oklahoma City. one, and Calves
ton, one. The victory OF Dallas was
due TO a combine between represen-
tatives from the cities OF east Texas
il was reported.
Boosters All Emit tain.
Dallas boosters entertained with o
dinner Monday evening, and the FL
PESO delegates were hosts TO the
members Of the executive committee
1T luncheon Tuesday noon. Tuesday
evening the citizens Of San Angelo
entertained with a dinner and dance
at TIE St Angelus hotel.
The hospitality Of san Angelo citi-
zens Was highly praised by Mr.. Orn-
do-ff who stated that they did every
thing in their power TO make it plecs-
ant for the visiting executive commit,
tee and delec-atcs who came from the
various cities TO work FOR the couyen-
lion meeriu--
The meeting was originally 20 have
been held 1T san Antonio. but was
given MP on account Of lack Of hotel
accommodations there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
A WOMAN'S WAR-TIM
DUTY

Every woman in this state should
help with bandages. socks or kits
for the soldiers who are our defence
on the firing line. But many women
are not strong enough to carry on
their ordinary household duties You
get strong n you're a tired-out or
rundown" woman. with Dr. Pierce
FaVorite Prescription. And, II you
suffer from any womanly complaint
or disorder. you get we'll For these
two thinss-to build up women s
strength, and 10 cure Women's all
ments-this is the best medicine 10
benefit or cure.
The Prescription" regulates and
promotes the natural functions, never
conflicts with them, and is perfectly
harmless in any condition OF the fe-
male system It brings refreshing
sleep. and restores health and Yigcr.
This prescription" in liquid or tab
lets. Send 15c for trial pkg. 20 d.
Pierce, Pres. Invalids' Hotel and Sur
glcal Inst. Buffalo, y. y.
The pois0ns In your system can Be
thrown out By taking DR.. Plerce's
Pleasant Pellets, composed o. Nay
apple, aloes, root or 5alap, suEar-coar-
ed. and sold by all druggists--Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
FEDERAL FORCES REOCCUPY
OJINACA WITHOUT FIGHT

Preside. Texas. Dec. 13.-VIlla's
forces which evacuated Ojinaga Tues
day were ut san Juan today and were
moving southwark from that point
nine miles uD the ConchOs river from
OUnaga- The Ojinaga garrison was
reoccVDicd by the forces OF Gen. Pedro
Favela late yesterday with approx
mately SEQ troops The reOccupatio
OF the garrison by the federal force
vas accomplished with no more cere-
mOny than troops changing stations
in peace time. Not q shot was fired
Additional federal troops are eN-
pected 20 reach Oiiuara today an &
the chase after Villas column VIII
then be resumed south OF OjinaEa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
STATE COMMISSION TO DEAF.
WITH TRAFFIC LAW BREAKERS

Car drivers guilty q repeated vi0-
la-ions Of the traffic ordinances,
especially reckless driving and driT-
ing while drunk, are likely hereafter
TO be amenabie TO the staee highway
department at Austin. according 70 4
communication received Thursday by
A. y. Gonzales, clerk OF the corpora
ton court
Blanks are to be sent the clerk and
reports are to be made to the depart
meut of such cases Though not def
nitely known. il Tcs believed at po-
lice headquarters that the measure
viii result in the revocation Of
licenses. or something equally drastic,
in the cases Of those guilty OF re-
peated or fragrant violations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
BISHOP OF UTAH SAYS
ATTITUDE IS UNCHANGED

ST. Louis, No, Dec. 13.-Rt. Rev
Paul Jones, protestant Episcopal
bishop Of Utah, whose resignation
was recommended last night BY q
commission OF inquiry. left today for
salt Lake City
The resignation of bishop Jones
from the diocese OF Utah VIII not
carry with il Investment OF Episcopal
rank, and Il is understood he viii he
continued IN church work that is nom
diocesan In character.
Il think the action Of the commits
sion reflects more on the Episcopal
church than on me" said bishop Jones
before ne departed 7 have NOS
changed my attitude. All wars are
unchristian
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
sE4L Prizes on DISPLAY.

The display Of prizes In connection
u 18th the school campaign for the sale
Of Red Cross seals, which is in q win
dow OF the White House. IS winning
much interest from those who pass
The prizes are all very desirable, and
the picture which Is given BY the
Feldman company is OF great beauty.
The Texas Bank and Trust company
bought $500 seals IN wednesday. The
receipts on Thursday morning were
s2125
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
ELKS' COMEiITTEE WANTS
NAMES OF NEEDY FAMILIES

Edward KneezelL. Arthur T. sam
worth. Fl. S. BurWen, C. R. Brownie
j 3 Paden, G h Higgins, c. W. Mar
shall and v. r. stiles are the commit
tee Of El Paso lodge No 1s7, 3. P o.
EIks, in charge OF the Christmas
charity work o. the lodge for this
year.
Substantial food fruits and candy
pensed by the lodge this year TO the
needy people OF the city. Any ElN
knowing OF a needy family Is invited
20 make the same known TO some
member Of the committee. and atten-
ton viii be given the same. IL was
said AZ Elksi home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
MEXICO PREPARES PROTEST
AGAINST TIE U. 6. BLACKLIST

Washington. D. C.. Dec IS--Uu-
official information has been re-
ceived NJ the state department that
a protest by Mexico AGAINST the enc
my trading list issued lest week by
the war trade board viii be presented
soon.
The list contained the names 81
German individuals and firms and Of
other Individuals and firms ALLEGED tn
be friendly TO Germany and with ali
Of whom individuals and firms iu the
United States are forbidden 10 trade
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
SAYS CARRIZOZO SCHOOLS
NEED SEVERAL TEACHERS

T. ". Conway. superintendent OF
the CarrlzOzo, y n. schools. visited
county school superintendent Miss
2lyra c. WinEler, Thursday Mr.
Conway said there are about 600 stu
dents enrolled at CarrizoZo and he Is
In urgent need OF several additional
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-13
WHEN YOU VISIT OUR SALES
ROOMS

II you buy one Of these instruments
you viii pay the price that Is on the
tag, because Il represents the actual
selling value of the piano.
IF we asked more we would be ask
ing too much. II we accepted less We
could not make a fair profit.
II is much more satisfactory for you
10 buy where there are legitimate
established prices than at a store
where you bargain for what you get
and remain uncertain as 70 whether
you really did receive your money
worth.
Where there are no fixed prices
some purchasers must pay more than
the value Of the articles bought 20
make IN TO the merchant the profit
he sacrificed in selling to some one
else who was shrewd at bargaining.
No customer Of ours pays any moro
Tor an instrument than any other
buyer would pay for the same one.
To have q fair, fixed price for each
grade OF instruments is the only
method we have discovered by which
we can be just both to our patrons
and ourselves.
Oldest Piano House in II Paso.
Fl PasO Piano Co. 215 Texas. For
merly Everybody's Bldg. Home Of the
Steinway. Everett. Harvard. Fischer,
Aeoiiau Piauola Pianos.-Ady.
-schuBert7 Piano for $4,000.