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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
For SaIe-Farn, apd Ranehe,.


FOR sALE-Improved and unimproved
stock ranches Write me your wants; no
trldes- Wm- shillinglaw, z. Las vegas,
New Mex
FOR SALE-s0 acres valley land. IS miles
upper valley, on railroad and near sta
tion, land mostly cleared and in culti-
walton, fine silt soil. especially good for
fruit trees and truck; can be bought Tor
$4,000 w P Newsou. Center Valley. M.
FOR sAI.E-Gcod cattle ranch and rang.
good house and corralss horse pasture: 500
acres patented land; flowing well and
windmill, two good tanks Il sections
leased; controls big range; viii run 1893
cattle. five miles 10 shipping point. Price
$1,000 Answer az once II you mean bus
mess none other need apply. H J. knight.
Hunt. Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

VALLEY HOME
II acres. three acres in alfalfa
acres in pear trees; nice room
house. barn windmill. etc; ideal
location; will trade for FL Paso
property and assume.
See Mr. CRICHET
WHITE-PADEN REALTY CO.,
Phone 1700- 212 No. Stanton ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

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PHONE II06.
For Rent-Rooms Furnished.
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ROOMS Tor rent SIS Myrtle
! Rooms. $3.50 per week coz n. Oregon
ROOM. connecting bath SIS \. kansas
ROOMS fer rent IoI Myrtle. Phone s2ss.
Rooms and Sleeping porch. Sl9 Arizona
NICE room with sleeping porch Pm s127.
I CONF DETAILS cool beeroom- Phi zil2.
LOVELY room. private home Phone s6-c-
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS al az
y 9Th FL Paso St Telephone 1853
E2ONr room suitable for one or two. Ie54
LARGE front room. steam heat. I0lI n.
Campbell
NICE front room. private family. Ilts
~ Ochoe- Phone 4a54J-
LOVELY large front room running water;
quiet home; board near Phone 6s3oI
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished room steam
neat wv MONTANA 81
NICE front room. hot water in bath; pr
vate home Phone 21S1.
EI-6ST class front room. one or two gen
tl=men; no sic6 IS Ramsey apts-
BEAUTIFU LILY furnished room. an con-
veniences. close in Apt g Leon hotel.
TOR RENT-Furnished room. c.ose ia. Pm
6940J-
HOTEL LAKE. rooms ard bath, So SIS.
80, So. $40 w. No Ph. $500 Close in.
FRONT room suitable Tor two: walking
LARGE airy rooms. suitable for one or
two 3o2 Montana.
FhONr bedroom. adjoining bath. Phone
2zflJ- 1919 = Rio G-ande.
DELMAR rooms. 4l7is n Stanton: rng
water; Tree baths. soc. 81 day. 50 Up wkly-
one furnished bedroom for gentleman.
500 Wyoming.
DESIRABLE bedroom for rent 1915
Noble
FIKsI class front room. one or two gen
uemen. no sick. IS Ramsey apis.
LARGE room. connecting bath $40: break
last n desired Phone 662s.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished outside
room; an modeIn eonvenienccs. Phi sass
ONE upstairs and one Downstairs front
rooms. SIS Magoffln-
LARGE front rooms beautifully furnished.
private bath; close in Phone 1855.
500 JPsON. nice room. private home. Ph.
THE SEVADA-Pieasant rooms. steam
heat. Phone 6cS0-
SLEEPING rooms. 81 and Up: hot or cold
baths. steam heat walking distance. Pm.
fs76R-
HOLLENBECK HOTEL-Furnished rooms
and Light housekeeping rooms. 2liis
Texas
NICE new. airy room. furnace heat. pri-
vTte entrance; no children 1919 y. stan
to1. Phone 1913
BEDROOM and sitting room connected 20 I
couple or small family 11O5 Z. Nevada; I
board convenient
CORNER room suitable for two gentle Z
men connecting bath. steam heat Apt.
20. 81 Hegis. 900 f. Missouri 81.
Two nicely furnished light housekeeping 4
roous; gas light and telephone, for SIS i
per MONTH close in Phone s697.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

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WILL BIA one OF Two cars Of stock hogs
Fhone lsss-
FOR SAIE-Jcrsey miIch cow must ssiI
az once 1918 Tularosa ST.
ron 80 - 80
- - ~ $3.50 1900 s'S- anu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
Ready Referees Basinsss Directory
Furniture Repairin1

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z 4. HESS FURNITURE WORKS.
Furniture. packing. repairing. refiu-shirE
and upho-s-eriuE- get cur prices SHOPS
rra- River s. Phone r-r-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
5000

- CLOSE IN NEAR HIGH SCHOOL
lIour rooms, Sleeping porch, garage walk
iuE distance 10 he sold completely fur
nished <or 5000. this property has never
heen rented but used BY the owner only
Now IS Four chance Il you are ready
r. r. HEAD Co.
IA fills bldg Phone $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
Poultry and Pet Stuck.


/ WHITE orpington hens and rooster for
/ sale krulrs Poultry Yards, 1897 Findlay'
I Phone 6192.
I FOR SALE-Three full blood olack Mlror-
7 ca cockerels. elk rlcnths4 old Price IS each
BELGIAS hares. breeding and young stoci,
Rhode Island red cockerels- Altura Poul-
try yards 2S14 Savannah. Phone 66I3.
LANES IDEAL CARNEAUX
Z Pigeons produce quality; pound squads AMI
lots Of them IS pair prepaid c J. Lane.
Houston. Texas
PREPARE for the futfre-Breed Rhode
Island Whites whites are winning In the
egg laying contests: stock for sale. Chas-
CalGWell, Mesila PARK n Al
A FEW choice. pedigreed. egg record.
early Matched. barred and white Plymouth
Rock cCckerels- Three dollars each price
fo- September only Sanitary Farm. san
Antonio. Sew Mexico.
Dogs for Sale, Wanted, Etc.
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REGISTERED Boston terrier male. chant
PEDIGREED male Airedale for sale. Call
at h. company orderly room, 6ith in
fantry. Fort Bliss.
For Sale-MisceIlaneous.
SiO0 Typewriter, $50 BOX sss. city.
FOUR hundred feet poultry netting cheap
Phone SSH.
FOR sALE-set Of red flx furs az
Alameda Ph2ls sIl3J.
FOR sALE-One almost new standard
sewing machine, Phone JEW
BIG watch sale this week at
BARNETT's-el9 san ANTONIO ST.
FuR SALE cheaD-second hand lumber
and klndiing- lo4 Texas St w W Greeiz-
FOR -ALE-New safe. light OAK roll TOP
desk; TODD protectograph- Phone f191-
WASTED-Three show cases in good con
dition- address EOS. care Herald.
FOR SALE-White Angora and oyster
shell Persian kittens 391e Noble St. AL
tura- take Fl Bliss car
We Buy ana seu second hand booEs-
SOLLIE FURNITURE CO.
as Texas 81 Phone S1-e-
GOOD, reclaimed Alfalfa seed from pro-
du-er, heap. chicken feed. &C ID; mllch
cows. Sell Alameda. sYoung Bros
NIGH power medical microscope with
Bausch and Lometa Photographic attach
mont Phone $3.50
FOR SALE-Largel Garland base burner
stove and Domestic sewing machine;
6argsin- 1901 California ST
BARGAISS-Cash register. meat block.
counter scare- counters. shelving. electric
Ia typewriter show cases awnings
weiss eos south Stanton
SSAP-Complete concrete outfit. including
No COS Northwestern mixer. wheelbar-
rows. shovels. picks. Hampers. etc, mixer
alone cost new $40 only used a Few
months The whole lot FOR SI75. Phone
SEW.
MARBLE soda fountain. Liquid Cerbonic
company. makers; "A feet long. double
irain. back wall cases, liquid carbonatur.
two mirrors in frames. each s by feet.
electric mixer. glassware and siiverWare-
all in first class condition White star
Lunch 2l2 So e Paso s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
FOR EXCHANGE


room modern Bungalow with Elasssd
ln sleeping porch near Alta Vista school
Easy terms and she price is only $500
ANDERSON-FTLLER.
sos Mesa ave Phone 40s1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

YOU HAVE BEN WAITING FOR
A BARGAIN
HERE IT Is.
BIB Bliss street; house worth $500: can
be bought for $3.50; not less than $1,000
cash. interest at the rate Of percent on
deferred payments. can make time Of de-
ferred payments 70 suit purchaser. The
owner IS leaving for France this week
and must sell This is a beautiful place
and exactly as advertised
See WILL EARR
JAMES l. MARI q COMPANY,
500 san Antonio st. Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
Veterinary Surgeons

MSx S9sSR, D, ' : SSsss 1is9-SSs;.
VETERINARY HOSPITAL. Proper Br6s-
successors To- Dr. r. A. Higgins e11T
IeN-s. Phone sal. nlEhl nhnne SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
NOTES FOR TRADE

$1,000 we'll secured vendors
lien notes FOR grocery stock.
hotel or roominE house. or
cash; payments on modern
bungalow
PHONE Saes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

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HEAVY MACHINE and automobile PARTS
welded Buchanan welding Co. ~ Ssa
Fra1rlscn s. PA s-s7-
WELDING-Ths way it should b done.
any size
BROWN WELDING CO.. COO Texas st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
Transfer and Storage


AhtEh RITTER O. Office supply Co. tynl-
writers sold, bought. rented. repaired.
uitics supplies. rubber stamns- Asst Corona
LEI 5 demonstrate the new self start
ms Remington typewriter 20 you. aisn
lirst class rehUlIt Remington Tor sale. Red
seal carbon parer; Paragon ribbons
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER 60.
506-s9l C2rd floorl Nartin bldg. Pm SCI.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

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COMPRESSED AIR. steam or vacuum car
PIT cleaning. sewing or laying Du sang
q Wehhorn- Phone 7sse.
CARPETS vacuum dried or steamed
cleaned Duntcy Carpet Cleaning Works
Phone 1e1s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
For Sale or Exchange.

NEW FURNITURE exchanged for ol
PHONE HOG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
Fer Sale-City Property.

A sSAP-s7I sz1z0. near Piedras st. bus
ness center has nice 4 room Iungaleu-
ground allne worth price. Geo W.
Crutcher e. @1r Phone So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

FOR RENT-TwO bed rooms and garas
Phone 1765.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
Gaa=0

HHITE-PADEN REALTF CO.,
III. 1880. IL y Stanton st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-10

ROME Feb. 16 tby mail).
Since the rupture of diplomatic relations
between the United States and Germany
the vatican State Chancery has been the
scene of unusual diplomatic activity. For
nearly forty-two weeks Cardinal Gasparri,
secretary of State, and his associate, Mon
signor Tedescini, have steadily denied them
selves to all callers who visit the State
Chancery in search of news OF the war,
Their seclusion and the work imposed upon
the small staff of prelates. to whom the
secrets OF Vatican diplomacy are entrusted,
are tho object of endless comment, both in
Vatican ana lay circles of the Italian cap
ital.
This unusual activity OF the Vatican
chancery comedies with the circulation OF
report that the Pope is on the eve of max
ing another step for the prompt cessation
OF hostilities. Though nothing is known of
tho nature OF the new move Vatican circles
regard as extremely significant the fact
| that during the last few days the British
and Spanish representatives to the Holy
See, have been frequent callers at the
| chancery. They were invariably escorted
| through the Third Loggia to the Pope S
| private working room, where long con-
| ferences we're held.
| The same report adds that since Presi-
| dent Wilson's peace efforts were nullihed
| by Germany's announcement of a ruthless
submarine war, the Pope, though sadly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-10
WASHINGTON TO PUBLISH WHITE BOOK"
IMPOSING GERMAN PLOTS IN AMERICA

in the work of getting evidence against
plotters.
The evidence in the hands of Secretary
Lansing, Counselor Polk and in the White
House is declared by those who know to
be absolutely conclusive. 1t shows pay
ments to secret agents to steal secrets from
the Government II shows payments to
men to plot against Canada and India
within the United States. 1t shows the
efforts that were made by Germany to get
complete details OF the wireless system in
stalled at Arlington: to get plans of the
fire control of American warships; to get
locations of all coast defenses. And it
also shows the identity of the men-some
Of them at least American citizens--who
have given aid and comfort to the German
cause in opposition to the interests of the
United States. These include New York,
Chicago and San Francisco bankers and
steamship brokers.
In this connection n few additional de-
tails of the efforts of German agents to
work up friction between the United States
and Japan were learned today. The Zim-
mermann letter was not an isolated case, 1t
is explained. H
Long before Herr Zimmerman entered
the Foreign Office as its chief. German
agents had been working to create pro-Ger-
man sentiment in Japan Following the
fall of Kiaochau, German agents in
anese newspapers and bankers and began
| the spread of propaganda designed to show
| that Russia was about to desert her Allies
| and that a Russian-Japanese-Ge German alli-
ance could be formed which would dom
! mate the world. This alliance, evidence
| now in the hands of the State Department
| shows, was advocated by certain Japanese
| leaders, who pointed out that under 1t Japan
and Russia would have had free hand in
China.
|
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-10
VATICAN RESUMES MOVES TO END
WAR, LATEST IMPRESSION IN ROME

disappointed, resumed the work OF peace,
which he had i'm emeasure abandoned
while President Wilson was making his APP
peal The Pope is said to believe that he
has some reason for hoping for success this
time because he has the hearty cooperation
of Queen Victoria of Spain. an English
Princess. and Empress Zta, of Austria.
According to one prelate, official infor-
nation in possession of the Vatican State
Chancery points to the fact that England
has been and still is the only stumbling
block in the way of peace. France. though
determined to resist TO her last man and
her last penny, is not altogether opposed
to meeting delegates OF her enemy. She
has nothing to fear. neither the loss of more
territory nor of any part Of her colonial
empire The defense of Nerduu has, In a
measure. rehabitated her military repu.
tation. So badly shattered by the war of
1901.
England, however, remains obdurate and
Is determined to spurn any offer OF peace
or mediation until her armies have con-
uuered on the battlehelGs, or her navy on
the seas, all the laurels she deems indls-
pensabe to perpetuation. If not TO an
increase of her prestige In the world. Count
de Sails the British legate to the Holy see
| Is said to have informed the Pope that Eng
land would not encourage any new attempt
| at mediation until after a new effort by het
srmieS in France.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-10
SNOWFALL TELLS MAN
HIS HOUSE Is ON FIRE
Father Carries Daughter to
Safety-Aroused by Novel
Message

A SNOWFALL thrown through his bedroom
window BY passerby early this morning
notified James Higgins, 1924 Haverford
avenue. that fshbin and refrigerator by
the side of his store was on fire. Higgins
awoke and carried his little daughter
Eleanor to safety
The refrigerator and bin lean against the
store on one of the sides, which abuts SAIL
ford street. Higgins thinks that the fire
was caused by carelessly thrown cigarette
The damage was about $500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-10
WIRELESS NABBED IN POSSESSION N
OF GERMAN; TAX TO AID PLOT6

NEW YORK, March 10-Discovery OF
portable and powerful wireless apparatus
capable of picking up messages from as
far away as Berlin. was made today follow
ing the arrest of Max Hans Ludwig wax,
a native of Germany.
Wax was arrested on n technical charge
Of "swindling' by means of machine
which he called a "money-making ma
chine" Police declare that Wax's ma
chine is part of "A complete wireless out
IT. The mechanical instrument was found
in trunk which had been kept at the
Grand Central station for several days and
its sides were covered with shipping tags,
indicating that Wax had been carrying the
apparatus with him to many places I'm the
United States
Several tubes OF an unknown chemical
and code messages and drafts from the Inn
perial Bank of Berlin were also found in
Wax's effects. one of the drafts was for
$4,000. Wax admitted receiving money
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-10

tives. 49,
Funds for the carrying on OF Gernnau
propaganda In this country have been raiso4
IN the United States. authorities declares
today They allege that assessments nav9
been made from Berlin upon German reserv>
lists, German citizens and even Gerr1an-
Americans in this country, and that the
collections have been made by agents bear
ing credentials from Berlin. H
Charges are also made by invest gatorH
that funds to the extent of $1,000, 900 raised
for relief of German sufferers by charity
bazaars throughout the United States havo
never left this country Instead these funds,
agents say. have been kept here to pay for
the work of propagandists working for the
German cause.
More than S3,00O.000 was spent for the
support of candidates with pro-German
sympathies in the last national election.
according to Investigators
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-10

"p' 'o' Scr"e " "' t" f' dT SrpES March
the planning all Ameri
republics cleanse hemisphere of German
reported likely sharply rebua
reliable here today that the Argentine would
visible this viewpoint of South America
are not pro- United States '
exception possibly of Brazil Bolivia position on
the held here represent
substantially republics And Argen
President neutra follow the example of the
United States in breaking relations with Germany
ARGENTINA AMERICA
Argentina regretted which drafted
by Dr. Diego Mona He likewise the author of the further MESSAGE
that wouldn't be changed by North American which was
Mn be States
mainly Mss But the bp s Doctor Mnsr
be taken ypcay Latin He believes the United sae perhaps
Bolivia considered exceptions to the general
looking seize German merchant
nosnt " DC @ s pS OCEAN and the tributaries of the River
Bolivia venud in Buenos Aires that
declaration his speech favorng ocean outlets Tor an
nations Bvia announcement of solidarity with
viz 0'''N BOLIVIA BACKS WILSON'S STAND
The question whether Bolivia in her
ambition Peru Argentina and Chilli These
nations off Pacific and the River Plata
has always been proNot American she mas amss th i
except for few recent
South that he is no pacfst ,., 49, ,su
Chill has has n. ne a and sympathy for the Allies protesting
against the blockade The best South American judgment
that Argeninas regrets
Chill the conflict for
and paid for before leaving Chill no eouth
blockade
~ and somewhat
! n her sympahies:
| PERU AND COLOMBIA NOT COUNTED UPON
A for the B. never sgnlhed
-, A., ..;.;o, .b,+ ,h. Trited
dispatch the Peruvian press
eugs and diplomatic merits OF the recent o
Uruguay vigorously to the German submarine % eoo mote and
consequently proclaimed vigorous supporter OF the wilson p0S sur
| nr;sed South ericansby saying little in her note
Panama cana
n lend much the latter until compensated for her
| loss unkno
proposition however, oouth americans N Sic
| ~ danended on to her policy with Colombia
Paraguay S pro-Ceman
Venezuela is both proAny and pro- United States
likely take SIDES except
with the the South American repuphcs
ob;nsv view of conflicts noted there will be no cooperation
| Ifr.n, -Amerca
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-10
WASHINGTON, March 10

As an aid to- allying Pan-America III
move TO crush German intrigue on th's oo"
tinent the Government is preparing reeoiu
:, c.ar,,.nv's sinister moves. 1t is sun 10
ba Sacidad in what manner 1t will be utihzeo
for this purpose ,,ous
Tho white book" will trace an atrocious
.,orw ~ nlots that ranged from blasting
munition works to stirring count'S
country in war on this continent
II will show how the long haha 81 'to no
cerman Foreign Office stretched ,or'n
create hatreds and dscords In the New
world that should keep the United states t,s
emhroiIed at home and make VI lHposSio'e
for her TO deal with Germany aoroau'
snv n,ots Matched in the Wilhelmstrasse'
with the whole world as sphere oi a'.,O',' W, -
will he recorded so that South America may &
know the baleful innuences "'
rupt these nations
TRAILING BERNSToRFF
mi, ,,orr Of former Ambassador Won
,s.ortS and his clever spy-aides VIII be
..aanmntad The ''book" will show the details
~ how Germany planned TO crippie SUP
ming align Mexico and japan as a..
| United states; how she played on t'a'in, IL
s'sr,can nride in an effort to sway the ola
Amef A Snrrsnza into an era of conquest
cn,., ,.hing north and south Of his own DO
main. ,,,;.r r,,-,
| II will tend to show now fe,uN'a" na
men were bribed. 1t will trace the opera,lon
Of plots to blast the Panama lana, smuH
| striking a vital strategic pio" st TINS 'ou''
| try. .
II will reveal the full plot TO create
u,ndu uprising, using this nation as one
Of the chief headquarters, ana II WIN re,
| count the Individual exploits OF suv" men @
woIf Won Igel, Fritzen, Boy-Ed, Von
Papen and many more A.. ,,.,
And while the State Department does not not
reveal its full plans. presumsDy. enc s.,' ne" ~
ana startling document will be put forth &c
. ri. nation as a spur to national patriotism
M3a 3 warning to a country which some au
tborities designated privately as drunk and
The agents OF the Department OF justice
ana Of the secret service ofsthe state De
partment are rounding up spy suspects
The failure Of the asked-for legislation de-
i .,~nsd 10 strenGthen the hands OF the Presi
dent in checking the operations Of secre
arsntn in this country was : ereve az
6E2|zI1lc2t r = t'se soe e Wv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-10
MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL
CHARITY BALL APRIL IS
Elaborate Preparations Being Made for
Event at Academy Of
Music

Elaborate plans are being made for the
seventeenth. ANNUAL charity ball OF Mount
Sinai Hospital, which will he held Monday
night April IS, at the Academy of Music
The best modern dancing masters in the
city are arranging the dance program and
orders for many ferns, palms. potted and
cut flowers and other greenery are being
made The legend Mount Sinai Hospital
Charity" will be outlined in electric lights
in the decorative color scheme of myriads
Of bulbs The receipts will be applied to
the maintenance and completion of the
hospital, which has filled an extraordinary
demand for treatment of the sick poor. Da-
vid Phillips heads the committee in charge
of the ball