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La Junta tribune., 1917-11-15

bother uS muSA SKx1 there d no
moon. but just - soon ~ there IL
ope. business picks up.
We have foFty-eight carded trains
On the division ] am working on. 70
Il mako one round trip every day. II
he's been raining . lot the last few
days. and thinss ars ID 3 ~ way.
when woke ~ yes>6raav nernlng
| l was getting . bathI nd net tAr-
gain for. The rsia VAS eGGnins
through the roof rish1 lnto No encs.
II was either get up. - - ~. 70
I got up. am well anA tsshng
all right. but most awful tired OF
this rain. which they tell me lssts
all winter. or up until the midlle Of
March. The sasinsers and firsneH
have not gone to work yet. but al
the rest have.
don't know whether told you
about my railroad or not. Part OF
the time am . fireman, and part
Of the time . brakeman. Just At
present am braking. The trains
and engines over here don't have
draw bars and couplers like they do
at home. They are coupled with a
sort OF hook. and have two safety
chains, with no pilot on the engines
only humping posts. Neither train
nor engines have air brakes. They
are all operated by hand brakes and
the brakes on the cars are on top
at one end, and are covered with a
small cupalo, which has the most
Of the window lights and doors
broken out. and I want to tell you
We get all the wind, rain and cold
weather there Il going but even
at that we are better protected than
the engine crew. as the engines have
no cabs on them At all. The en-
gines we use are not quite as large
IS the 5O4 class. which are used
on the A. v. branch. Each and ev-
cry train has all the way from three
to five engines. The hills are very
steep. with about one to = one and
. half per cent grade. 20 you zee
that is pretty steep. We some
times stall even with all OF the en-
gines.
received three PACKAGES OF pa
pers from you folks yesterday and
they sure brought some good news
TO me.
Winter has started In over here
and !, sure gets cold at night.
saw lots Of frost on the trains .
morning or 10 ago. II sure makes
one feel cold.
Stanley. Sparling. sperry and all
the rest Of the La Junta boys are
we'll. and send their best TO all Of
you.
am enclosing you . couple OF
the last Wild flowers Of France. Let
me know II you get them.
Your son and brother.
With all my Love,
WALTER BURROWS
Somewhere in France, Thirteenth
Engineers.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-15

waiter Burrows got quite few
pagers from home yesterday. ]
haven't ssen them yet, but he will
save them for y.
l am trying y set transferred to
the aviation corps II doesn't look
very. favorable. hut can do no harm
BY trying. u is the only branch
that ! am e1ssv about. Won't be
contested 1ntil make thai branch,
or ~ uaf \ over. l subscribed
for e3oe worth Of Liberty BoaAs 70
help pat It over. M
It's nearly dark. No news OF i'm
portance. % will say good bye. dear
folks. WIN write again soon. II
yol will get the Sunday edition Of
The New York Tribune Graphic Of
September eth. you will see the pic
tnFes mentioned.
Love and regards TO all. Don't
forget to write often.
Az ever.
TRACY BARNES.
Company F, Thirteenth Engineers
Railway. U. s. Army A. E. F.,
via New York, Somewhere In
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-15
SIN Another From Franco


Dear Folks: Today your letter
came. also a card from Mrs. Bur
rows. You can thank her for me.
! cannot send post cards. Sure vas
glad 10 hear from you all and II
cheered me very much. No one can
get . better letter from home than
the one you all sent. sure ap-
preeiated them you all know.
sure feel fine now. and the
weather IL moderatins considerable.
No rain today--the first day since
October "a. and you can imagine
how muddy II 10 with that much
raia. ! surs feel sorry for the poor
fellows IN the trenches now.
Ths English made big drive last
week. You al must have seen the
news in the papers at home. hope
they kssp the good work up. In
London. Lloyds Insuraacs Company
ID bstting and givias odds Of four 10
one. that the var viii b over Jap-
uary Let. hope thsy Win all the
bets. bat doubt II vsFy much.
There are some French soldiers
here sellins sosvsaiFs. ours would
IKE 70 gst some OF them. but
caat ssaA them hons. Perhaps
vhsa The var Il ovss. ! VIII have
plenty Of tine 10 collect tbsm. TIE
PrsaeA tAink !. Ike all OF the rest
Of The Americans. an . millionaire.
bet sucA b Dot the case.
WeuiA me vssy nuch 70 sat some
oe yeup cate. ! ksov ths quality
Of it-ehsrssose ny szDssssioa. Saw
10 peess b oas Of the Il Junta rrib-
unss that Victor NleAels wrote.
realise tat 700 all are sIad to bear
freo -. ! ean - WY you pub
IL he Isttsrs We write. IN not
mueh q . eesrespoaAsst. bet thask
yes fer ~ vsius yeu p,acs - eur
Iettega.
nuU9 ssSSuA1 - Weu ou0 suoeSu8 ]
TIE bsss q progress n school. Al
glaA she Aas soae eps 10 help her
4 hsus. It's jsss Sasssr Tor hss.
II ~ saro seAosl vili ~ over anl
p9Aees aaethse ysas 10 ssaslsa
steste1 vhoa - 1savs fee he soed
on q. .. 4. oaee nees.
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fylenos, - I 2ass pesasy es ttue =
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La Junta tribune., 1917-11-15

France. October 14th.
p. g.: l will Be home. Don't
worry. like the girls. but there
is one In the U. 8. A. that looks
good to me. |
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-15
AsetAsr Isss~ ~. rsasee

Mn Carrie Dussovs ssesatly re-
esived two lsttses frsm hsr son.
walter Buffews. fro0 oonsvhsfs h
Fasce. mon WAieA ~ have bsea
pssnltted 70 0Aho . Nv "a
trasls - se1Iovos
We havs : W. peesnas sana
evss ~. M eolDo1 s11lo 80
oesk.~ - 's4oa oke6n 49, W
e : e ~ Z. - -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27
Livestock Markets.
ChicaEo Livestock. CIose

Chicago Livestock. Close.
Chicago. III, June 2T--Hogs-Receipts
$4,000 Market weak, mostly 1Oc under
yesterdays average. Bulk. S14.7 G15-50;
light 81 10 q 1875; heavy. S14- 40GI5. IS;
pigs. S1191 s-20.
Cattle-Receipts. 1900. Market weak.
Native beef cattle, $3.50 els. 80: stockers
and feeders. IS. 5000; cows and heifers,
1913 11-S0; calves. $11- 5OG15.75.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market weak.
Wethers. SsG11.S5; lambs, S11d16- so;
springs. $14G1s-60.
Kansas City Livestock, Close.
Kansas City, No. June 27.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 10000. Market lower. Bulk. s14. 80
49, heavy. SIS. IS a 1910: packers and
butchers. S15-15 1856; lights. S14.sOG
CattleSRsceipts. 10000 Market lower.
Prime fed steers. S12-50G13. SO: dressed
beef steers, Ss-5OG12. %; western steers.
S9915-50; cows s6-509 1915; heifers.
s. -5o91s; stoekers and feeders. $3.50 @
sheep-Receipts. 1000 Market steady.
Lambs. SIC 1925; yearlings, 81 Ola;
wethers. Ss611-25; ewes. -75910-5O.
Denver Livestock, Close.
Denver. Colo. June 27.-Cattie-Re-
ceipts. 400 Msrket steady. Beef steers. SO
01250; cows and heifers. S7.75 G10;
stoczers and feeders, $7.50Gs; calves.
S12d13.5O-
Hog-Receipts. $500. Market steady.
Top. S15-45. bulk. s15915-2s.
Sheep-No receipts Market unchanged
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
fBy Hotel Z.eiger.)
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. Market steady.
Top. s15.35; bulk. S14.50615.
Cattle-Receipts, $500. including 800
calves. Beef steers. top. SO So: bulk.
SS.5OG9-50: cows. S. so q S-5o: heifers, s.
$50; bulls. s59s-5o; calves, top. $3.50:
stockers-steers, s6a7s5; COWS, ss9s;
heifers, S6GS; calves. S6GS.75.
sheep-Receipts, 1900 Market lower.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
HONEY AND METALS.

Mex York. June 27.-MercantiIe paper,
81 G5H percent
Exchange-Ste-ling. so day bills s4-72;
commercial 60 day bills on banks. s4-71 i !;
commercial so day bills. S4.71&; demand
S475 ZIG; cables S4-76 7-16-
Rubies-Demand. SIS; cables. ss3-z5-
Bar silver, 7SAc-
Mexican dollars. 81 &c.
Government bonds. firm
Railroad bonds. irregular
Time loans. easier. so days 80 days and
six months. 81 G5H percent.
Call money, easier High 6 percent low.
?. ruling rate, s: last loan, IA: closing
bid. >; offered at IN
opper-Electrolyitic. spot and nearby
months s52633; third quarter and later
delivery. s29-50GS2-
Iron-No- 1 northern. s51 q 50; No.
do. s50G51: No. southern, $4s @ 10; No
do. s47.5064s-5O-
Tin-Spot, s62663.
Spelter E. St Louis delivery. SIC asked
Lead. 112 G12c.
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. England. June 27.-Following
were the closing quotations in the Lon
don metals market
Lead-Spot, $50 los: futures. E2s los
Sp-lter-Spot. E54s futures. $50.
Copper-SpOt. $3.50; futures, fl2e 1osi
elaCtrolytic, E1z2-
Tin-Spot E24s: futures f2s7-
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Sacionales. zee
Mexican bank notes, state bills. 10 Csc
Mexican pesos, soc
Mexican gold. 54hc
FL PasO Smelter Quotations.
Corrected daily.
Bar silver Handy & Harmon quota
toni. 7SAc-
London lead. ESQ los.
Copper. $50.
Pig lead. lie.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27
MONEY ISEASY,
Stocks ACTIVE
Early Gains Made On an
Active Market; Realiz-
ing Sales Later.
NOTE-Quotations reflect closing prices
Wednesday, June p.

AOIE-ZuoLaLlOls IGLANCN NAoS4A6 IA-SN7
Wednesday. June 81
New York. June 27.-The greater ease
OF money stimulated speculative activity
today on the stock market Early gains
OF fair proportions were largely effaced.
final hour.
Probability OF easier money conditions as
a result Of the decision OF the treasury de-
partmeut TO distribute large part Of the
Liberty loan fund among local banks i'm
parted general strength TO the stock mar
ket at today's opening War shares as
serted their recent prominence. many OF
the more popular equipments rising a
point or more with United States steel
Motors and oils also rallied from their
depression OF the previous session ead
Later railway shares. especially coalers,
became increasingly active at higher levels
Reading gaining q point and Pittsourg
Coal two points
United States Steel became the doEa-
inant issue on its rise Of ~ points 10
1s2L Similar industrials also recorded
advances Of II 42lz points and coppers;
shippings and petroleums developed
greater strength Inquiry for rails was
light. with consequent reactions In that
quarter.
studebaker and Saxon motors were
among the few heavy stocks with Ohio
Gas. but exerted little adverse influence
Activity in Liberty bonds. mostly at
premium OF 1-5o with odd lots at 4-5O
was the noteworthy feature Of the firm
sales Appropriated LOO. 900 shares.
The closing was heavy
Liberty bonds were extremely active. the
price ranging from par TO 100 $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27
GOVERN.
GRAINS DECLINE
Talk of Possible Embargo
Sends Wheat and Corn
Prices Lower.

Chicago, H.. June 27.-wheat prices
showed a decided downward tendency to-
day as a result Of assertions that iInmedi-
ate cargo restriction on wheat shipments
from the United States were likely and
that the Canadian surplus would be given
preference in supplying European needs.
Opening quotations. which ranged from
the same as yesterdays finish TO &c lower.
were followed by a sharp general descent,
and then something Of rally which. how
ever. failed to last.
Bearish crop estimates counted subse-
quently as a further depressing factor.
The close was steady 1 q &C net lower. with
July at S2-05 and September at S1.S3.
Embargo talk had bearish effect on
corn After opening unchanged to 1c
lower. corn recovered somewhat and later
underwent a fresh sag all around.
The close was strong at l L q &c net ad-
vance
Oats eased down little in sympathy
with other cereals.
Offerings Of provisions were readily al
sorbed and lower quotations on hogs had
only passing influence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27
COPPER STOCKS
FIRM, HIGHER
Gains of One or More
Points Made in Leading
Issues Wednesday.

Copper stocks were stronger Wednesday,
with gains Of ore or more points in Ana
conda. Utah, Inspiration and others, ac-
cording to advices TO Curtiss. Montague &
Co. stocks and bonds. Hotel Sheldon lobby.
1t was reported that the government
had closed purchase Of 6O.000,000 pounds
Of copper metal at Csc per pound In the
Bisbee district the news Of the strike de
pressed stocks slightly with decline OF
q in Calumet & Arizona.
Industrials were stronger, especially the
steel stocks, led by Crucible, Baldwin and
Republic. Motor shares were heavy. espef
ciaIly Studebaker. which declined sharply
below Il. The trading, however, was
more active in ali issues
Copper stock Quotations.
The following quotations by Logan &
Bryan's private wire TO Curtiss Monta cue
& Co. stocks and bonds, Hotel Sheldon
give closing prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27
Grains and Provisions.

Chicago. Ill. June -Butter-Market
unchanged
Egg-Market higher. Receipts. Is. 4ss
cases. Firsts, 50iz q 311a; ordinary firsts.
Q31Ac
Potatoes-Market lower Receipts, so
cars Oklahoma and Arkansas. $3.50 q
2.65; California, S2-5oG275-
Poultry. alive-Markst lower. Fowls, 1sc-
Kansas City Produce, Close.
Kansas City, No. June 27.-Butter-
Creamery, 35iac; firsts, 34c; seconds.
81 nc; packing. Sole
Egg-Firsts. 81 &c.
Poultry--Roosters, 15kc; hens, lie;
broilers, &c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27
Cotton Market.

New York Cotton, Close.
New York, June 27.-Cotton-Spot mar
ket steady. Middling. 27.90c Futures
closed steady. July. 26. s5cs Oct. 2s.5sc;
Dec-, s2s- Tic; Jan. 26.75c; March IS. s3c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27
FL PA SO HERALD
Wanted fo Rent

GARAGE in vicinity Of Dallas and Arizona
SITS. H. williams, 1887 Arizona st. Phi. 2673.
JULY Ist-Furnished or unfinished two
housekeeping rooms and sleeping porch
close in; private family preferred. by heal
thy couple: no children Address J 42S.
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27
Wanted-MisceHaneous.

care Herald.
Wanted-MisceIIaneous.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for house
hold goods Phone 1898
WANTED-smau vendor lien note; state
discount Brock. Box Il
BABY grand or upright piano; must be
chap for cash Address W 4ls. Herald
WE buy grease and tallow. Excelsior Soap
& Laundry Wks-. phi 1886 Rosa & Estreila-
SCRAP IRON wanted, old boilers. engines.
etc, any kind: also brass and copper. Ala
mo Iron Works. San Antonio. Texas
wANTED-waste paper. rags. bones scrap
iron, metals Of every description for spot
cash at highest market price. Herman
Block & Co. e Paso. Texas
For Rent-Houses Furnished.
>-~~~-~~~-~-~~~-~~~~~~~ ~~-~-~-~O-~~~~-~~~-~~-~
BUNGALOW home on Bliss St: garage
and servants quarters Phone 274s
FOUR room brick cottage. Grandview.
Phone 4oi7.
FTvE-ROOM furnished house. 1907 n.
Florence.
FURNISHED complete. room house. gar
age 21Ss Erie and Ohio streets
THREE room and screened porch: water
furnished $3.50 Hueeo st
-FOUR room cottage, furnished 3O15 Du-
razno st near s. W. shops Phi 4432W-
BUNGALOW, sleeping porch, piano; $3.50
for three months Phone SHAW.
PERIOD dining room furniture.
FOUTZ MOORE CO.
COTTAGE arranged for two housekeeping
suites to responsible parties without chill
dren- 6344J.
NEW 3 ROOM bungalow. sleeping porch.
garage. $40. KiIburn-HaIe Realty Co.
phone s03-
FOR RENT-July and August. completely
furnished four room bungalow. sleeping
porch Phone s573J-
FOR RENT-3 room house with sleeping
porch. modern; furnished. to responsible
party; cheap; no sick. 1881 Copper st
FOR RENT-Furnished room cottage for
July and August for gentleman's board
Pm. 7ss5M-
='0f Do oIdis sI c. C rRS9VS AGENCY.
a.4 Mis- Sids. Phone SIS.
FIVE room furnished cottage for three
months; rent reasonable to right parties
1908 Calf ST. Phone 1853
CHARMING seven room furnished bun
galow. including sleeping porch and gar
age for July. August and September. Call
NEW room bungalow with glassed in
sleeping porch. completely furnished; near
car line; reasonable 10 responsible party.
2521 Louisville or phone ss5OW.
FURNISHED cottage. two large clean
rooms. $I7. gas. electric lights; quiet
place on car line; no sick; Highland park
Phone 1872
FURNISHED house for rent. ss15 Nations
Ave: 5 rooms and sleeping porch. gar
age, gas range, near Country club Phone
4Ss2.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED
rooms and sleeping porch. modern
bungalow 2719 z. Boulevard Ss5.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.,
Phone $50 100 San Antonio.
FOR REST-JuIy 10. for two months
small furnished new bungalow. Alta Vista
ssctions on car line. would retain sleeping
rom for man; nice place for couple with
child or two Reply mail. with references
II. Vista Il raid off-cs
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
In Richmond terrace five rooms and
large reception hall; back hall sleeping
porch: large closets built N linen closet
hardwood floors throughout. garage SCI
wants quarters, heating plent. etc. Fur
nished complete. S65, OF unfinished $50.
Apply to
LAY REALTY s TRUST CO..
Phone ISIS 400 Trust bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27
SYLVIA APARTNrESrS

rooms and sleeping porch All modern
eonvenienees; only blocks from high
school.
JAMES l. MARI & COMPANY,
Se4 san Antonio 81. Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27
For Rent-Hou,e, Unfurnished.

For Rent-Houses Unfurnished.
FOR RENT BY X L. LYONS
Polk ave. room bungalow $500
sO1 E. Boulevard. stOrerOom- $500
SO2 N Florence. T fur. fiat 5000
3l2s Fl. Boulevard. 3 T fur frame- -sz1-99
Apartments Furnished & Unfinished
SMALL furnished and unfinished apart
ment at the Carlos. zoe Texas. SIS to szo.
IVORY bedroom suits
FOUTZ MOORE co.
BRAND new room apartment. screened
in sleeping porch: bath adjoining: private
front and back entrance; furnished or IN
furnished. Phone Ss47W.
For Rent-Apartments Furnished
~-~-~~-~~~-~-~~~O-~
BRAZOS apis Phone 1921
NICELY furnished apartment. Phone s472-
COOL front apt. private home. Pm ss2s.
THREE rooms. sleeping porch and bath
Phone 5S37M
FURNISHED apartments. $12.5O. SIS. $50.
GIL W Missouri Phone 5546-
WANTED-To subIet U. s. officers apart
ments- 14o5 E. Rio Grande St Phi $3.50
LOVELY basement apartment and garage
49, W ----7------
TWO furnished apis. Phone 5224J. 7O5 W
Man
TWO room apartment. cool and pleasant
1908 N Oregon
ONE room kitehenette. bath 5I4 W. Mis-
souri, Howell Apis
SMALL apartment close in: private bath,
hot water: summer rates ~ y Santa Fe-
TWO rooms. kitchenet. bath $40. Ger
maine. SIG W. No. apt J.
ADELANTE hotel. III n Kansas: one
room. kitchenet and bath Phone So47-
TWO rooms. kitchenet and bath Phone
51s1W- 523 W Missouri
TWO lovely front rooms with kitchenet
and private porch Phone s2l6J.
GEORGETTE apis. ? rooms. kitchsnet.
bath III n Stanton
DUOFOLDs on payments
FOUTZ MOORE co.
SMALL apis, one and three rooms with
sleeping porches- 1910 N oregon
FOR RENT-wen furnished apartment OF
two front rooms and kitchen: n chilcrer;
close in SIS N FL Pas9-
THREE rooms. sleeping porch. private
bath; suitable for ladies employed; ref
erelces- SIS. Phone 4017.
THREE large rooms and sleeping porch.
suitable for six people; cool; close in
215 W. Franklin
EXCEPTIONALLY well furnished apart
ment room. kitchenet, sleeping porch.
bath; first floor. cool Phone 495SR-
THE MARGUERITE Elegantly furnished
exceptionally cool four room apartment
finest location. janitor service Apply
Apt 5, 11os E. Boulevard
THE PIEDMONT
Beautiful completely furnished apart
ment; four rooms. bath and sleeping
porch Apply TO Apt or
LAY REALTY & TRUST CO.,
400 Trust bldg Phone 351k
THE ARAGON - Delightfully."- furnished
apartment. one to five rooms. thoughtfully
appointed with view TO hotel convenisnces
and home comfort Inquire apt "a, s1s z
Rio Grande.
AUSTIN APARTMENTS
3 and rooms. close in; all modern con-
veniences- S35 and SIS.
JAMES l. MARI & COMPANY,
304 San Antonio ST Phone 1850
MONTROSE APIS.
-Four rooms, furnished. bath and sleep
ing porch Rent $50 Apply to
LAY REALTY 3 TRUST CO..
Phone 5515- 404 Trust bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27
Helm Wanted-Male and FemaI.


WANTED@Cook. Phone 4055.
EXPERIENCED first class cook: no other
need apply; good wages 1918 Montana
THOUSANDS GOVERNMENT war posi-
lions open 500 month; examinations
everywhere List free. Franklin Institute.
dept. 460F. Rochester. n. Y.
WHAT CAN YOU DO?
Death. sickness. little money. husband
only In name. or worse You are driven to
your own resources. What do you know
that will earn an income? Deplorable to
depend on friends charity A life long
blessing is to be a good SHOR rHANn
WRITER, and a blind-finger TYPIST. To
snap your fingers at the world and ex-
claim Its nice to be alive" The cost is
less than you earn the first month, and
you may be competent within four to six
weeks; Is minutes lesson daily is suffi-
cient; lessons by MAIL or attendance Civil
service exams certain Prof Norton. the
teacher. is a pupil of Sir Isaac Pitran and
fO- II years a reporter in the British
h0Ises OF commons. lords and high courts.
and worked for over 100 newspapers the
world over Rooms Plaza hotel, FL Paso.
or box 1897. Don't phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27

FOR RENT
2s2s Grant ave. furn- rms.
$500 Fl Boulevard, rooms
sleeping porch. base
ment.
1901 Kings highway. rooms,
bath. sleeping porch
AIS Troworidge. rooms.
basement, sleeping porch.
ISIS Idalia, 4 rooms. modern
PERRY-KIRKPATR Co.
Phones s0s-s04.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27
APARTMENTS Unfurnished.

hDdL Jul " hA91(1@
FOUR room apt: large porch. servant
room SIS. Phone Sal
BINKLEY APIS, 80 UPsON
Two rooms. all modern conven-- ss9-SSS-
DELAYAN COURT, 1921 Magoffin-
Two. three and four rooms. modern:
ARAGON APARTMENTS
s14 E. Rio Grandes six rooms. ever
modern convenience soS-vv
JAMES L MARI & COMPANY,
so4 san Antonio St Phone 1850
HILL CREST APIS
We have a beautiful unfinished outside
apartment southeast exposure, four rooms
and bath built IN features; hardwood
foo ; nd every modern convenience Rent
$40. Apply to Janitor. phone lIelJ- Cor
ner y. oregon and River sts-. or
LAY REALTY TRUST co.
Phone s5I5. 404 Trust bldg.
ANTHONY APIS.
Close IN. Three rooms and bath Rates
SIS to $3.50 Apply Apt No 3. 5lS1s
W. San Antonio. Phone 4464W. or
LAY REALTY & TRUST CO.,
Phone s5I5 4O4 Trust Bldg
on THE IST-A room. first
floor apartment in kntckerbock-
er gas stove and refrigerator
furnished: also heat and water
tall 40 or see 5antor at the
apartment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27
ANSWERS TO HERALD ADS.
Lodge Notices

Harmony chapter pa
o. E S. will give a
lawn social Thurday
evening at the home
OF 9. F. Holzwarth.
5115 Bliss street. Home
made cake and ice
cream viii be served
Admission CSC. Pro
ceeds given to Red
Cross Public cordially
invited
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27

ls Morgan bldg. corner office .....S 70
zoos ; santa Fe St. store .-...S 20
zoo-z W Overland. warehouse. $50
SV4-b-S San Francisco. story and
basement elevator. 71x1a5.
- IackaSe .------.--.--.-..--- 500
ll5-lls Durango. store and base
ment tracl1age. 6Ox1o0- -.-.....- $50
pa Mills bldg Phone SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27

? and room unfurnIshed apartments
near the 5 W. shops; newly finished and
retinted. including lights and water. 81
and $3.50.
room partly furnished apartment, I70s
Wyoming St $40.
BAILEY LAND CO.,
sos Herald bldg. Phone 2osS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27

For Rent-MisceIIaneous.
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GARAGE. SIS ". Missouri Phone 1853 or
1855.
FOR kENT-Garage. brick building. Pros
pect and Bryan Phone ISIS
GARAGE for rent. close in. SOS Z. Rio
Grande. Phone 757e-
Cloudcroft Announcement.
BEAUTIFUL cottage for rent and for
sale Phone S245J.
BOARD wanted IN Cioudcroft for the sum
mer by refined young married Wo an
must be a quiet place. preferably WITH =
private family. Write at once 20 R. +.
Thompson. Deming- New Mex. and state
RACES
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27

FOUR room apt: large porch. servants
ooun SIS Phone 614l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-27
Wanted to Rent.

W ouACu " NACnAs
KANTED-Smail house or apt for care or
small rent by two young women. Phi $50.
WANTED-Furnished or 3 rooms by
travelling man; no sick; permanent; state
full particulars Address W 424. Herald
WANTED-One unfurnished room mes
business section; state terms. Write 236.
care Herald.
WANTED-TO rent 10 room house. fur
nished. close in; Will take long lease II
price Is right. Phone 7OS2M
WANTED to lease Sunset or AIundy
heights or close in; or s room house
with glass sleeping porch: must be IN
good condition Address D 42s, Herald