davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22

grecnhorns themselves must tread some
hot desert sands before they can share
fully in that splendid comradeship OF
arms which be- one of the redeeming fea
lures OF soldering II a rookie Is regu-
Tar follow. ho viii enjoy the horseplay
which marks his acceptance 10 the inner
circle II De- rs biz of boob or snob.
the rough stuff viii do him good. He'll
be "a better soldier and better comradc
for II IL 10 has eense enough 10 learn his
lesson n he lacks the sense 70 take his
medicine in good grace. he might as well
reconcile himself 20 the horrible fate OF
All boobs and snobs in those circles where
the sterner virtues arc admired
The limitations are well over now, but
they were "a hilarious feature of the first
week OF the cncampment here. By this
time tho initiates are framing new in
dlgnities 20 visit upon the occasional
mavericks that are yet 10 come. The
officers have forbidden one phase Of
these FRANKS The powers that be oh
icct 10 the sending of rockies in search
Of tent stretchers and other fictitious inn
ploments such silk errands humliatc
The victims before the whole world, md
humiliation IS not the finest road 10 conn,
TIN, moro rfgbfau rouph house gets no ,
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22
The Camp Itself

II AMP NcABTfItR a There bo narado
Il viii he
~ for than station he
capable 10000 4 m
20 haVea
gallons OF be pumped TO e cnp each d
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22

TIME that definite
4 . Macarthur. north of
where Michigan
during the Crawling Pheasant
place huge camping Conditions could NOT be finer for that
cleared
mako ideal for training comparatively green men for battle service
Macarthur Will ready
like 22oo workmen employed in completing the butdg which VIII
O OF
WACO Whch and aroad he 1ne. Of I,AA-
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22

getting his first taste Of soldering
What has happened only slightly more pc,squ man me
Tie,
been tossed blankets dumped the lake and lczed by an o
cieNees hghtweiEht boxer lI
turned our in many sporting hayen pate which mus, 6
b. regiment sammy looks
all and picture inthe early
M I L
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22
S SIDE Il nIE S e " (


NONWZATION CAMF.
Detroit 20
of she probably mn"
hysor NO hr.
be wrath would depend upon
of has the wortf
clipped the skull except Tor
of "a 0ckt made old SUING
h OF baby
The effect
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22


deemed improbable Nothing
than Old rip that suggests early chance personally
on he
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22

viii be
The Texas which they did border patrol duty last The border is
any
OF the
de 10 he us VI
% idc Ia las
southwest
fields. country o
and port OF
is
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22

The soldiers here are wondering bit
about The report that has come from
Waco that 'te order for wooden floors
and sides Tor tents has been rcscinued
This IS taken 20 mean that frame bar
racks viii be erected before The winter
rainy season sets in The BOYS hope
that this a. correct Some Of them have
notion that they viii be moved to
France before the nights got cold and
wet and that the barracks viii be con.
structcd after the Michigan Wisconsin
tribe leaves and before the next clan
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22
Concerning Waco

VIE oITY
all
A Is s
q O VIII
a o~lc hing
ni in
o. ing ,cn
The bocn +,
been vice
he
Bari
but decide
rood the purchase adventure
cards
he Tho will shut ponto seeking
saloon will because
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22
Far Enough

Gcnealogist -You want mo 20 60
back 10 your first ancestor
Cholly oh. not AZ all-whcn you
get TO title. stop.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22

cOrrad"shlp
2 plebiau rough house The call
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22

food bill ~ the camp will run close 20
$4,000 a day With the exception of
eour mos; 90 the food will be Texas pro
duced. from neat 20 rice pudding
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
CAMP CODY OFFICERS WHO
CAME FOR FOOTBALL GAME

Among officers included in the
delegation arriving in FL PaSo Thurs
day from Camp Cody We're: Col. y. ?.
Hyatt, military police; L H Schultz,
Lee. division qUartermaster: Mai.
Morris Bates, First South Dakota
cavalry; Mai S B. Philpot, Mai o. J.
Duane, 12Ith machine gun battalion;
Capt Patten. assistant instructor.
machine gun school. and Mrs. Patten:
Capt CosSrove. 126th machine gun
battalion; Capt. Victor Halligan,
depot brigade. a coach on the foot
ball team; Capt A. A. Berg, 135th in
field artillery; Capt Elmer McDevitt,
l25th field artillery; Capt. G. A.
RacelE. 59th depot brigade, and wife;
chaplain Albert Hartt. first lieuten-
ant, 126th field artillery; I'd Lieut..
Robt- r Uric. 125th field artillery
lst Lieut.. Hugo Schnabel 135th in
fantry; LIST Lieut.. J. z. Carnegie. LIST
Lieut. H. r. Stolz, medical corps: LIST
Lieut.. Chas. Parks. 127th field artiI-
Lieut. r F. Lynch. 12lth field artil-
lery. ID Lieut. r F. Lynch. 127th
field artillery; ID Lieut. J. Kinsey.
1e7th field artillery; list Lieut.. c. F.
Beerman, 12Ith machine gun bat
TALON; LIST Lieut. T. \. La Plant. aid
10 Gen. T.. +. ResChe- commanding the
6Sth infantry brigade, and LIST Lieut..
VIM Grsuptman. l35th infantry
J. H. Smith, librarian at Camp Cody,
accompanied the team TO act as ref
cree in the afternoon game
Two French officers Capt Jean
Douyou and Lieut.. NJ. RameI were
present The latter said that this
football game would be the second
he had witnessed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
DR.. HINGELEY, WELL KNOWN
METHODIST DIVINE, IN CAMP

Camp Cody. Demings y. n. Nov. %.
pr. J. B. Hingeley. corresponding
secretary Of the board Of conference
claimants Of the Methodist Episcopal
church. the headquarters Of which is
I'm Chicago, is making a ten days visit
here 10 his son, MAJ " l. HiuEeley,
1s6th infantry Second Minnesota IN
fautry), and his old time friend MAJ
Ezra G Clemans. chaplain Of the same
regiment Dr.. HinEeley has been for
years honorary major Of the second
Minnesota infantry. He is and has
been head Of the great movement OF
putting $4,000. 900 into a permanent
fund for AGED preachers Mai
Clemans has been his chief assIstan
I'm this work for many years The
doctor IS one Of the best known
Methodist divines in the United States
and is known the world over among
ATethodists He viii preach TO the
soldiers Of the 136th infantry sunday
morning for Mai Clemans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29


All trains arrive and depart from Union
station. foot OF san Francisco street AL
arrivals and departures given in Fl Paso
or mountain standard time
SANTA Re
For Albuquerque. Denver. Chicago L.os
AnceIcs-S,o. SIG Tvs. $50 am no. 80
From Albuquerque. Denver. Los Angeles.
Chicaro-No. 500 arTs. 10 an, No SO
= Ii PASO & SOUTHWESTERN.
western Division.
For Arizona and California-So- Tvs.
e-55 ? M: No. Tvs at 1=45 pm
From Arizona and California - No 3
arvs- an. No at $50 pm
Eastern DlTisiOn)-
~or Kansas City. St. Louis and Chicago
No Tvs. 1915 PM No At SAB pm
Tor Tucumcari-So. Tvs. 1850 an
From Chicago. St. Louis and Kansas
City-So. 1 srvs. $50 a M No ; at -;4o
From Tueumcari-No. Z arvs at 7:2o
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
FOR san Antonio. Sew Orleans ana
WasHington-No- 1o2 Tvs. S;45 an; No
FROM yvSshington. Nsw Orleans and san
A1tonio-No. 9 arvs. $50 p.ul-' 40 loi al
For Arizona and CaHfornis-sso. ! Tvs.
s:45 am; No . at o pm; No iol al
From r. n Arizona and calforuia-No. 1oa
7rvs. $50 am, 40. = at $3.50 pm No
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
For Dallas and -. Louis--So- s Tvs. $50
AM No AZ pm
From 81. Louis and naiiaF-No- avs
1880 am no at 2-f5 =. m
MEXICAN CENTRAL
No regular schedule
MEXICO & SORTHW ESTERN-
20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
Rail ROAD AND AUTOMOBILE TINE TABLES


DAYS and Fridays for LoyinEton- makins
connections at Lovington for Carlsbad ana
all points in PecOs valley Returning leaves
Lovington ! pm or Mondays WEDNESDAY
and Fridays for Plainview. Mcdonald.
King Scott and Tatum- Fore one way t.
tum 20 LovinEton. g; round trip. S5-5e- 30
pounds baggage carried free l. h James
Tatum- view Mexico
LORDSBU re. TYRONE. SILVER CITY
auto; leaves Lordsburg daily ! pm VIA
Tyrone. leaves Silver city daily an.
via Tyrone Through fare one way. So;
round trip. 80. Silver City 20 Tyrone one
way. 81. round trip. s. Scott Garage.
Lordshurg- y NJ Broadway hotel SliFer
City. y. n
LAKE VALLEY. Hulsboro and Kingston
auto stage and express line meets all
trains at Lake valley Wire az my expense
for special trips anywhere al any tilne-
Rates reasonable +. W. Mister. Hlllsboro.
New Mexico
COLUMRUS-DEMING AUTO STAGE LINE
The F. Paso Herald newspaper ca
leaves Columbus FOR Deuing inuediately
after the arrival Of the Golden State Lin
tied No. > at 4-f5 pm Passengers and
parcels are carried on this line The car
leaves nsminE for Columbus a. 1880 Pm
The fare each way Is - Evans Garage,
a J. Evans. proprietor Reservations can
also be made at r Paso Herald office and
al g. A. McCleery's Fl Paso Herald agency
at DemlnE-
FNGIF-HOT SPRISGS-ChIoride via EIe-
nnauE Butte mai cars udllF NAN-EA sfaa-a-
day leaving EnEle am Also service cars
20 any point s1-y time The government
depends on me. so can YOU Ask for H A.
Barry. EnEle. New Mex
ROSWELL . CARRIZOZO mai une-Our
automobile Ieasgi Carrizozo for Roswell al
I Pm. arriving At Roswell a. $50 p.u-
Car leaves Roswell for Csrrizozo ~ Z am
Arrives at Carrizozo at Els pm Through
fare one way. s.: intermediate points, : :;
per mile. Baggage carried up 10 175 lbs.
80 pounds free. Excess At 1c per pound
Operated by Roswell Auto Co
CARLSBAD q LOYINGTOS. y. M.-AGto.
mail and passenger line Leaves Carlsbad
dlily. except Sundays at am Arrives at
Lexington at ; pm. Cars leave Lovington
daily except Sunday at Z am FOR Carts
bal and all intermediate points. IS lbs
baggage carried free Fare TO Lovingto".
s. 90. 81 Off on all rounds trips Telephone
IL Carlsbad Auto Co. H G.. Kerr mEr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
WILL SPEAK AT OPENING OF
COMMERCE SCHOOL ON FRIDAY

On Friday night at $50 in the coun-
ty court room OF the new courthouse.
George H Clements. secretary OF the
FL Paso chamber OF commerce. will
address the night school OF commerce.
Of the College Of the City Of FL Paso
on Efficient Publicity" The occasion
IS the formal opening Of the depart
ment Of advertising and craftsmanship.
Friday night, Nov. 30, at 1880. the
county court room doors viii be
thrown open TO the admen of the city.
the business men and the general pub
lie. that all may attend the formal
opening of this division Of the col
leEe night school
Well known advertising men also
will deliver talks on Friday night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
CODY TO HAVE SIX, POSSIBLY
SEVEN YIN. c. A. BUILDINGS

camp Cody, DeminE. \ N, NOV =
E. F. Denison, chief secretary OF the
Y NJ c. A. here, said that he has
received authority to put up at once
another building, which will be the
sixth in this camp II viii be located
west OF building No. 3, convenient to
the artillery section in the west end
Of camp. NIr. Denison also said that
he vvas quite certain Of getting in
Structions to put up 2 seventh build
ing very soon
Building No. 4 has been given up
10 the use OF contact camp occupants
and is now Quarautined with the SOL
diers Of that camp. which has been
moved from near the new base hos
ritaI 10 very near the "Y' No. 4 build
ing
Bishop Francis Mcconnell, OF Den
yer. did not preach at the Y NJ C. A
THANKSGIVING services IN the org
red triangle tent Thanksgiving
morning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
DECISION GOES
TO JACK RACER
Three Good Boxing Bouts
Are Given in Cody Stad-
Jun Wednesday.

camp Cody. Deming. y. NJ, Nov. %.
The division stadium had a large
crowd Of officers and men, with a
small showing Of Deming people, to
see the three splendid boxing bouts
put on Wednesday afternoon by Maj.
sheldon. division athletic officer and
his assistant, Lieut.. Roy N. Schuster.
The main feature was the ten round
so Marquis Of Queensbury rules TO a
decision between Guy Buckles. of the
121th field artillery Fourth Nebraska
infantry and Jack Racer. Of the 126th
field artillery (first Iowa field artil-
lery). The latter IS orderly TO Brig
Gen. T. G. Mauldin, division COM
mander Racer won the decision in
the tenth round. on points, the fight,
on the whole. being in his favor with
by far the most effective blows prin-
cipaIly on the jaw and chin and mouth
OF his opponent.
Buckles Too Slow on Feet.
Buckles was decidedly too slow on
his feet for his opponent who easily
lodged many a blow or was too FAR
out Of the way TO get badly hurt
While Buckles stood up well general
lv crowding, he got in many OF his
favorite blows in the ribs, but they
seemed to lack steam. His ability to
stand punishment was great
The referee for all the bouts Pat
rick Dieuz- warned Buckles in the
second round about q low blow In
the third round Racer claimed to have
received a very low blow but the ref
cree could not decide it. Racer. lay
down for quite a while. being exam
iued by a surgeon, and II being
agreed TO continue the fight. II Went
on with the result that in the tenth
round the bout went 10 Racer on
points Both men fought at 40
pounds, according to the program
Jack Williams, 3 negro, belQnglnG
10 the Path infantry. stationed AT Co
lumbus. had been introduced by Lieut.
Schuster. master Of ceremonies. at
the opening Of the entertainment, and
issued a challenge to the winner OF
the Buckles-Racer fight. Williams has
a good fighting record as q lgnl-
weight and light heavyweight 1isnter'
BiIiv KohIer. OF the 135th Min
nesota first Minnesota Infantry is
sued a challenge to fight any man
OF his weight, 122 pounds, in the di-
vision.
Accepts Waugh's Challenge.
Lieut. Schuster announced that
SHINES FITZPATRICK. OF this division.
would accept the challenge Of Bobby
Waugh. and that the fight would
probably take place about Dec T.
-Four Round Bout a Draw.
The first bout on the program rs ed
nesdav was the featherweight contest
between Marvin Falk of DETROIT,
against Jack Rannells, Of the l24th
field artillery (first Iowa field ar
tfIlery). II was pretty cosleSI OF
four rounds. Marquis Of Queeusbury
rules. The men were evenly matched
Rannelle's ducking was remarkable
with a general showing apparently OF
superior head work and wind and
reach over his opponent It was de
rfded a draw at the end Of the fourth
round
The second bout on the program
was a six round lightweight go be
tween Jack Barry Of the 59th depot
brigade. and Tommy Connolly, Of the
lneth military police It was also de-
cided a draw by referee Diet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
TAILINGS DUMPED INTO LAKE
NOW WORTH $1,000, 600

Toronto. Ont. Nov ga court
Judgment in a peculiar suit was telt
on the stock exchange today " nen
Peterson Lake Silver Cobalt Mining
company jumped five points on re-
ceipts Of the news that .taihngs es
tirated TO be worth 81 100000 now
at the bottom Of Peterson lake had
been held to be the property Of the
Peterson Lake company.
At a time when mining processes
we're less advanced, the Nova Scotia
silver Cobalt Mining and Dominion
Reduction companies dumped great
quantities Of "tailings' or crushed
stone and slime, into the lake. then
owned by them, to get rid OF the ma
terial The latter today is worth
money and the companies which DIS
carded it laid claim to it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
IOWA MASONS PRESIDE AT
E. A. DEGREE FOR HOME MEN

Camp Cody, Deming. \. n, Nov. %.
a. S Reed, commissioner OF Cedar
Rapids, presiding with other Iowa
men and military officers in various
offices Of the Deming Masonic lodge,
initiated three Of the citizens OF Iowa
state in the first degree Of Masonry
Tuesday night Those initiated were
Capt Ivan ElwOOd. battery Z. 126th
field artillery First Iowa F. A., and
corporal CORTLAND Cunningham and
private Claude 3. Fleming. both OF
the same regiment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
ONE MINNESOTA SOLDIER,
ONE NEBRASKAN, EXPIRE

Camp Cody, Deming. n. ", Nov. %
Pneumonia caused the death in the
base hospital here wednesday Of pri-
vate Earl E. Penny. headquarters
company, 136th infantry (Second
Minnesota), who came from Rock
vile, MINI. His body will be shipped
there
Private Fritz z. Kurzer, headquar-
ters company, 18th infantry, (Fifth
Nebraska, died at the base hospital
the same day. His father, from Har-
lem, Neb.. was with the soldier at the
end, and will accompany the body
home for interment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
MORE SPORTING GOODS COME
FOR OUTFITS AT CAMP CODY

Camp Cody, Deming. y. N. Nov %.
Mai. p. D. Sheldon. division athletic
officer, has received from Philadelphia
two more boxes Of athletic goods and
has distributed one box TO the I09th
military police Cfirst battalion Sixth
Nebraska infantry and one TO the
lOgth sanitary train, composed Of
units from Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska
and North Dakota The boxes con-
tanned baseball, football and boxing
Goods
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
MANY ATTEND DANCING
PARTY GIVEN AT BERINO

Berino, y. NJ, Nov. 29.-The dancing
party given here by the young people
was attended by Mr.. and Mrs. J. New
ton Kilgore. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. z. Scog-
gins. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Kirby. MI.
and Mrs. Z. Dickson. Mrs. Georgia
Ferguson; Misses Eugenia White.
Hazel and Hilda Dreamer. Buna Car
penter. Ellen and Sadie Sykes. Char
lOtte Lipps. Messrs- George Dreamer.
Ray O'Brien. Joe Sykes. y. W. Mac
MILAN, Clifton and Ralph ScoEgins.
Charles Ferguson and others.
Hay is moving out rapidly at a
good price.
Mrs. c., Barnes Of FL Paso has been
visiting Mrs. j. o. Lipps. at Berino.
Mr. and Mrs. z. Dickson. Miss Char
lOtte Lipps and n. W Macmillan mo-
tored down to Clint for a day.
All plans are complete for the big
dance here tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Sperry motorcd
UP to Las Cruces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29

CARLSBAD ARMY OFFICER AND
THRONE TEACHER ARE MARRIED.

Camp Cody, DemiuE. y NJ. Nov. 90
Lieut.. Bryan midget, whose hone
is in Carlsbad. y. ". was married
in DeminE Wednesday to Miss Zetha
DeBerry. a teacher in the public
schools at Tyrone. y NJ, by Rev. T.
B Bell. Of the NJ. E. church. south
Mrs Clara DeBerry and Lieut. Geo
4. Schuman were witnesses Lieut..
and Mrs Midget left for Fl Paso
Immediately after the ceremony for
q brief visit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
INTELLIGENCE OFFICER IS
BACK FROM SPECIAL DUTY

Camp Cody, Deming, y. N. Nov. 90.
Maj G. I. Latter, assistant to the
saith division chief Of staff. and in
telligence officer has returned from
Washington. D. c.. where he had been
sent on special duty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
WEATHER BULLETIN
OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER
RTREAT

Observations taken
at s am 10Th me-
ridian time. 8 am,
II Paso time, Nov,
-, 1917.
Forecasts.
FL Pas0 and viciu-
ity Fair tonight
and Friday
New MeNico-Geu-
orally fair. not
much change IN
temperature.
Arizona FAIR
continued cool. with
frost IN central por-
ton.
West Texas To-
night and Friday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29

COVER 4 GREAT FIELD WITH THESE
FIVE GREAT TEXAS NEWSPAPERS
Dallas Times Herald
Fort Worth Star Telegram
Fl Paso Herald
Houston Chronicle
San Antonio Light
Combined guaranteed circulation over
$4,000 daily: $4,000 Sunday. Combined
classified rates SC per word for Insertion
daily. &C per word Sunday. A 20 word ad
in all five papers will cost 800 for one
week day Insertion or $500 for three in
sartions. including one Sunday Minimum
charge based on 20 words All copy Tor
Sunday insertions should be submitted oY
noon OF the preceding Thursday send or
bring your order with cash 10 Classified
Department OF The FL Paso Herald and
ynur ad viii he placed in these naners.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
TPPER NAILEY

UPPER VALLEY
FL PASO-TELLES AUTO LISE-Leaves
Herald office at 4 pm car leaves LaMesa
for FL Paso az $50 am Telephone z5I-,
La Mesa. n. NJ George Dreamer
LAS CRUCES AUTO LINE-Car leaves
Herald office at 2-i5 pm Leaves postof-
flee Las Cruces. y. NJ. Tor e Paso at 3
pm
LOWER VALLEY
FL PAsO-CLINT-Wheeler.s car leaves
Clint daily for Fl Paso. $3.50 am Leaves
Herald office Tor int. 5;45 pm
FABENS-CLINT-EL PASO-KniEht's car
leaves Herald office $50 pm daily and
Sunday. Make reservations at Herald or
phone 2s6-
TAKE THE GREAT SCENIC ROUTE
Apache TRAIL Globe TO Phoenix, via
Roosevelt dam Make reservation at the
Globe-Phoenlx Stage company office. Do
minion Hotel Globe. Arizona
DUNCAN SOLOMONVILLE automobile
stage line Save one day between Globe
and Clifton Nv. Duncan $50 am; arrive
Solomonvile II am Leave Solomonville
11.45 Am; arrive Duncan 2-15 pm; fare
each way So p. l. Reid, manager. Duncan,
Arizona
GLOBE MIAMI -CHRISTMAS-WINKL
MAN stage-Cars leave Globe daily at S
am. making direct connections for Hay
den. Ray. Superior. Florence, Phoenix and
Tucson. Cars leave Wiukelman daily for
the return trip at pm Globe telephone
No $50 or 16a-
HOLBROOK, Coucho. ST Johns. Springer
vile. Eagar-Regular trips from Holbrook
10 the above towns through the Fortified
forest. Overland and StudebakeT cars
used; careful drivers; regular daily trips
with stopovers for the convenience OF trav-
cling men Special and side trips 20 the
Fortified Forest and other points for the
convenience OF tourists. Wire or mail res
ervations 20 the manager. Old Trails Ho-
tel. Holbr0oi. Ariz. Overland Passenger
Auto Service Lee Reucher. prop
N-Frr ,rEvTCO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
L. :. DEPARTMENT



Relative humidity in e Paso al noon
Tuesday. Is percent
Precipitation last - house Cnchss) 900
Of fra-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
For KeDt-House, UnfurEisbed.

For kent-HOuses UnfurEisbed.
FIVE room bungalow So Phone ss3eI-
: ROOMS, close in. rent $40 s1criii-e
this week. only Phone loo
81 NGALOW. Manhattan heights; choice
neighborhood- Phone al
THREE room unfurnished house bath.
garage .51- Wyoming Phone s5esE-
FOTK room cottage. sleeping porch 10
s St Nrai1-
TWO rooms. Stepping porch s. south
Piedrss- Phone 4sZlE-
FOR REM room house with Two
rlas-sl sleeping porchez- So IN fs-SN-
s ROOMS. rent $50 only $40, close IN
this week only Phone Loo
FURNISHED. uufurnished cottage close
in. modern Phone $50
FOR RENT-S-0 y. oregon ST. corner Of
Montana. nine rooms well located -eI
hoarders- Apply W- q Porter. ph- es-. w.
TWO ROOM cottage. GrandvieW. larse
screened porch gas anu eleclElclty- 80
month F'houe fs-1-
MODERN BUNGALOW on copper tv7
lots. uea- car line and paved street. go
PHI -54.
FOIK rooms and bath for rent SIS, fur
uitu-c and chickens for sale, cheap soo1
location Phone fosoJ-
FOR RENT-Four room modern bungalow
with sleeping porch within walking dis
lance Cau 1899 y ~ Paso ST.
FDJR room modern house and glass
room. fuI bsErmen-- on 1881 W Main
$50. Phone -fo>-
FOR RENT-4 room duplex house strictly
modern on Alameda ST. For Information
phone -1+f-
FOR RENT-Smau house two rooms and
large sleeping porch; gas- water and light
Inquire -719 PieLras 81, end Of Highland
Park car line
NICE four room cottage. Nevada St So
See e. W. Moore. owner. @1-s Montana
ST. or Rio G-ande Realty Co, -ll First
Natl Bank BLDG
SO 1 Bliss s.. R-.SP.N garage ISIS
sc15 Copper ST.. & r.. and 81. Pen ----S So
1927 Mountain ave-. rms Gl.-l'------ va
LAY REALTY & TRUST CO.
Phone s5I5- -pf Trust bids
200 block Mills. rooms. SIP. hath SO
1879 Travis. D rooms ---- So.
17I9 TuIsrcSa- D rooms ---------------s 20
$500 Memphis rms S-F-. ---------s-.
eos s. Fiedras- @ rms SIP ----.------s-1
CREEL a Cannon.
Phone SOS col Mills T--
FOR RENT-NEW BJ NGALOW
Never occupied Iu country club DIS
triet- Phone c-95 or seas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29

UNPUBLISHED
1924 san Antonio. { rms $4,000
1921 Altura Blvd. Q rms $500
1907 Wyoming. rms --.-- $3.50
$50 Kings Hwy. 5 rms -- $4,000
WHITE APARTMENTS. CORNER
Franklin and Kansas SITS. three
kASMA APIS.
sol y. Virginia. rooms .-S-l-50
MCKEE COURT.
.1I--1f Bassett ave. rms and
s.ceuiuE porch. brand new $500
DAVIS BROS.
los Texas So. Phone lis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-29
Wanfed-Agents

0-0---@-~-@---~-@-0~-0-~
WANTED-AEerts 90 sell Liberty bond
policy. combination. most attractive ben
efits- a life policy as wei as a death pol
icy. liberal commissions. sam u. Ware.
state manager American National Assu--
aura Co. Bolton. Texas