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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
WAR TAX BILL TO
SENATE NEXT WEEK

NhSuINGTON. H. C.. jan" d
>ih-rd;inn of III" rer:r;iti'Hi VA:
tax bill will rot begin IN iha Senai"
until npxt week Af;rf Hearty TWO
weeks .spput in rsriSiHg til~ HnuS, bill
downward the Senaf" finance commit
tee today aban!ul,''! - plan 10 have
ting meas u:e read. Fritta*. Instead.
Chairman Siclunn> ~alI tho commt-
rae hopes ~ ,0mi'iric is revision hy
SATURDAY.. Printing and preparation
OF the r-n;r' vii: ;aNe several days.
Decisions IN Important ta1at :nn
questions still pending ~s;S det"r:"I
to-day. details and minor tax rai">
alone occupying n. DAYS sessions.
Rates on incomes and excess profits
are to be left 10 he last. 1t appears
probable thar both. as adopted ny tho
House, ma hs changed an,! Increased
in some respects. Any :nTenu" n"ed
ed to MAKE total lver of $500 Don
900 probably will DO secured b" n.
creasing The income or excess profits
taxes.
The documentary stamp s"rfin',. 70
Be considered tomorrow. nTnnah ir vii!
be little changed. IA 20 the tax upon
publishers. which also MAY BE- settled
at Tomorrow session. Cnmmi;te" sen.
timent apparently fayors adhering ~
the tentative decision for 4 TWO per
cent. advertising levy. and against in
creasing postage rates.
, Among minor questions agreed upon
to-day was a tax aimed ~ theatre rick.
et scalpers. imposing % per cent tax
aoou the profits on tickets 70 theatres
md other anusementS sold ar news
lands, hotels or o-her places than tho
nusement ticket office.
Exemption Of Dana fde ChautaI.
as or lyceuns from tho amusement
mission taxes when operated b. To-
concern. wac agreed 10 TIE com.
tee. In addition. amended the OK.
otion from admission taxes prov:G!.
for Agricultural fairs 10 iac,u6e ali
infa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
DECLARE PRESIDENT
Of CHINA MUST GO
SHANGHAI China

SHANGHAI, China. June G.--Nieh
Shih Chun. military governor Of Ana
wei. in an interview in ihc China Press
al Pengpu, on Tuesday, declared that
President Ii Yuan Hung must dismiss
parliament forthwith or he would have
10 20. If the president yields. de-
clared Mich Shih Chun. he will hr al
lowed to retain his office; otherwise,
Hsu Shin Chang, former secretary Of
state will be made president.
Nich Shh Chun disclaim"d any in
rentin uf restoring the monarchy, but
gave warning that if General Chang
Hsun the former military governor OF
Anhwci. goes 10 Pcking he will not
make peace. but will 20 Tor the pur-
POSE Of orerthrowing the president
and restoring the Manchu dynasty.
Nieh Shin Chun does not believe
there will br any fighting. claiming
thar all the Picking troops, even the
presidential bodyguard. favor the mill
lary governors. After tho new parIla-
mcnt is elected he says. war Viii be
declared upon Germany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
SUFFRAGISTS WIN
AND LOSE A POINT

WASHINGTON. June 3. Woman
suffrage advocates scored polnl anu
lost one Today in Inc first brush IN me
house Of the .pecia session on me
question uI votes for women" ne
rules committee ordered A favorable
rrnorr after war legislation Is. dis
posed of. on Representative kankln
resolution to create special house
suffrage committee. a step recently
urged hy President Wilson. Later
Republican members sought 10 force
rrrion in the house On Representative
Knnkir'> motion Ia discharges The
,u,Iirjarv committee from further con
sldrratior OF the proposed suffrage
amendment. huf q motion BY Demo-
cratic Leader Kitchjn 10 adjourn WAS
carried by 10 In ll9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
PHILLIPS CRABS
TWO AUTOMOBILES
Cars Confscated After Prohibition
Rad-Seven Prisoners Held.


The prohibition department last
night declared war upon automobiles
carry ing liquor from ONO into Wheel
lug. Seen arrests were ma,r, TWO
automobiles are held under The com
mnm nuisance" provision ri IN" prohi-
hlrlUn laws, and quantity OF beer and
Wnl>k"y WAS ConhSCat"d.
Paul Wagner. driver for a taXlCab
company. and Leo Tice. passenger.
wry,. taken by Deputy Prohibition
Commissioners Bert l.. Phillips after a
lively chase across the Suspension
bridge. The race ended when Wagner
Wa compelled 70 stop by Il car and
a truck blocking Main street at Tenth.
Captain Phillips was so hot in pursuit
hat h. could not stop before his ma-
chine rammcd into Wagncr,S car and
Il spring was bent an the officers car.
Two baSkf;S Of beer ana a quart OF
whisky We're found III NaSncr'$ car.
About midnight Il car carrying Pc
ter Ra>ideS. Red Evans. Steve SilaS.
HUth BardpI and Ruby Bard"l was
sighted coming from bridgeport. Cap
tain Phillips cOmmanGrsreu an auto
unblr and followed in hot pursuit TO
Twrni v-foUrih street. where RaSidcS
machine. carrying eight baskets of
bear. stopped. RtSides had his motor
crank in his hand and his passengers
wnr" irving TO scramble out of tn" ma
chine aS the officer drew up. Captain
Phillips took no chance M getting
raped on Tho head with tho crank.
and held Up hn men and women with
his irustv IS and took them all ~ jail
Both the Wagner ard Rasides ma.
chimes were cORfiscaled and arc held
in :; garage h" tho prohibition officer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
MRS. ELLA B. FRACCUS
is CALLED BY DEATH
Gus, ONE OF wHEEL1NdB
PIONEER BUSINESS MEN
Funeral IN Family Homo in HubbArd'S
Lame, Friday Morning With En-
tombmeut In Greenwood.

Mrs Ella B. Flaccus. aged IS. widow
Of George 4. tlaccus. highly esteemed
woman Of the Wheeling community.
passed away in the family home in Hub
bard's Lane. out-thc-pikc district, yes
tcrdAy morning at 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. l'laccus WAS born In this city
and spent all her life in this section.
Her maiden name was Ella Is. Friend.
Her husband. the late George 4. FLAG
Gus. WA one Of WhceIinE's pioneer busl-
ness men and was the founder OF the
FlaccuS Brothnrs Preserving company
Of this city. Mr.. Flaccus died a num-
bcr OF years ago.
Mrs Flaccus was member OF the
Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
church. She leaves one daughter, Mrs.
Adelaide flaccuS Stifcl. wife OF Arthur
<. Stifel.
Funeral services will be held In the
place of death Friday morning at 1880
o'clock. The Rev. Dr.. Clarence Eugene
Allen Of Fourth Street Methodist Epis-
COAL church. will orficiatc. assisted by
the Rev. +. E. l.. Stridcr. nr ST. Mat
thew's Protestant Episcopal church.
Entombmcnt will be private In Green
wood mausolcum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
MADISON SCHOOL AGAIN
WINS SCHOOL TITLE CUP

FOR ~" second i'nn w'tiin n" paS'
thr.c years. III" Madison school unSn-
bail team - tn" Nh"..l!ng Grammar
School Athl"tir hague. Wus ;IWitTt"d ;iia
cup for winning ne Championship IF
thnt organization Arprrr-lat" "X"--
ciSeS were held Yesterday Af'"rrcnn ut
,ho Madison Sch""l II homo - trI
piarers who made thn rnrlupiunsh. y
puse. uie l>". =. t.. 'iItncnS superin-
trndcr: n: III" NiiGn3tnc Schools r-n-
s"nt"d thr cup :" .hc Caria:n rr 'ha
,ratI. wno in turn Delivered = short
speech .! Sra,!'uh". = Ewing. rrIn'
c,rat cr Inc Madison s"hc"I and FRET.
II S. T-:isxo.I also gave TALKS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
PATRIOTIC CHARGE &,
BY JUDGE KELLER

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jun" 6.--That
Tho government Of the tinted States has
Il right 80 tho services Of her citizens in
lirl.. Of need and a man who doubts that
RICH, IS no. L patriotic citizen. while
those wh" seek 10 hinder the national
viii nrr traitors. WAS the glst of
charge Issued 10 A grand jury in federal
district court today by Judge r. F, KEEL
lcr. He instructed the grand jurors n
specifically lrautrc into the "-nrds or
actions Of those who we're opposing the
aim O. ;hC government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
GOOD NEWS GREETED
M'ADOO At DETROIT

DETROIT. Mich. Jun" G.-~Willam
G.. McAdno. secretary Of the treasury,
arrived in Detroit This afternoon 10
make two Liberty loan speeches. De-
spite !; rain and e!cciri" storm thou
sands ri persons lined Inc streets 10
wa.,h military parade in honor Of
the secretary.
When Mr.. McAdoo stepped from In"
train he wus informed thar Dntruit',
share nc the Liberty loan already had
been overSubEcrihri b. $@.'Ho."p".
Jhn secretary expressed lis graiillr:'-
ton and was .uld that Detroit would
probably suhScrib" $40 n"u.nu0 instead
Of. the allotted $4,000, 900.
ST. Louis. Mo-. Juno G,-AdycrliS.
ing clubs OF 10 cities today pledged
publiriIy for the campaign 10 raise
$lUn. unr .'u'n for tn" Red Cross and :"
campaign further for the Liberty loan
The clubs pledged 49, page Of
newspaper space for 'h"s" causes
This action was taken al Il session II
the Associated Advertising Clubs Of
tho World this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
Judge Raymond Accepts
Gov. COrnWGIPs Advice

Spcc;a! Ii>Iafrh ~ IL" Ir,rI!!r"nrcr
FA1RMONT. ". Va. June e. -CpCn
the rcCCipi from GnvernU" John j..
Cnrnwrll OF L personal letter in which
the governor requested lhal h. dis
charge for tho present term. il posi-
bic, The ppl'i Jury and adjourn court
because nf the FAC that The men are
needed on the farms and in The fhrtO-
rirs during tho present crisis in the
cnunrrv'S history. Judge W. :. Hay
mnnd Of The circuit court announced
Today 'har thu petit jury summoned
for service on Monday. June II. was
excused from service and thar Their"
would be- no rH,rs tried II tn" present
term vi cOEri.
The grand u:l. which convened
McnGay. l. SIili in session. but hopes
~ complete. is work and adjourn 10.
morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
PLANS PROGRESSING
FOR THE STATE FAIR
Directors Hear Encouraging Reports
From Committees at Meeting
Last Night.

Splendid progress is being made in
the preparations for the annual West
Virginia State Fair. September = tn !.
according 10 reports made by COM
mltlrcS al Il meeting Of directors Of
HE state Fair aSSUCiaiiun last night.
improvements are h"ln" rushed 10
completion as soon as possible. The
swimming pool will b" completed by
July !. il Was announced Matters
with reference tn h" erection Of the
new exposition building were conSid
cred
Another meeting Will be- held next
Tuesday evening VI tn" home Of O;to
SChenh. Members Of the board pres
rnl last nigh, included II. ". Gee. w.
f.. Stone. {. y. Hanrhrr. Ono SchCnk.
Hal Speidel. Carl II. Huntrr. Ii. w.
McLurc, Charles Cnpp. President
George W. l.utz and Secretary Bert
II. SWarlZ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
Youngsters Re-enaCt
Staying Of Father

.hil,ircu "f i /. Wllk'r-'r. IN" "'d"si
.f V IRON. ~ -. I"jG lUig" lewis IauIh-
IN. IA III" ""Unt: curt today. h"" ih"i
rl;r,;.G md "Nrru;n'l IT," Staying 81
!i."Ir rp'MCr ~ 'L..rr hone IN :! farm
near bore i,S' Thursday night VI INC
request ~ 'hc court. ~" ~ ~" 'h'i'
d~on r..-rnar'"d tn" TRACED! ~ dramatic
fashion.
BESSIE. sr. -. arA Loo" ac"i >. EHrr
n" cur; y COMPREHENSIVE i"""unt IT
;hc im"id"ut III" ny" >"'iuE": children.
iIIhl, aged - ami ht'n. :. Testified thcI
klflcd their father at tho Older children
bidding F.n..h testified tina Nilk"rs"n
Frequently sw"r' ~ ih"nl. Hut 'ha' 'h,v
rrrs iNnd whiprincs no. nor" frequently
linn III" other rhii'lr-n "f Their ac-
tliaintaur"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
Submarine Sinkiings
Again Show Decrease

LONDON. Juno s. y y. m.--'rho w""h-
lv report nr tn" British ahnlrat''% con
corning Eritish shipping i"SstS hl :njn"S
rr submarines. Sa$- 'ha' fifteen vessels
nr 1 sou tons and ntor und ihrc" i"-S' -
under 500 tons and Nv. fishing vessels
wer. sunk last week.
Tho rnpnri. compared with ma; "t III"
n-cvInus week. shows ~ '""r"aS" 80 'hr""
in vessels of f6h Tons and over sunk
int AN inC"cnsc of TWO IN N" category
of loss than 500 tons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
EATING VEGETABLES?
yes, Nam, Wheeling Resident Ia NOV
Partaking Of the Kingly Fruits
Of Earth.

William II. Hare. past president Of the
Wheeling Rotary club. Is at present Nv
Ing unrn the fruits Of the land. To 10
more correct, Mr. Hare - lndulEinS IN
tho reckless nS'raNaeRnCc ot eating real
vegetables Of tho richest and most cost
IS assortment.
The kinely cift WAS the Nliing Of a
loving cup presented tho conc"nihl re-
firing president "t Tho Rotary ciuh ny
It's ;u"r1trrS III tho annual meeting held
al the Country cluh TUESDAY night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
NEWS BRIEFS

The Board Of Control yesterday
morning inspected the work OF clean
ing tho big water main in North
WheeIing....
~ bolt of lightning yesterday
morning struck the tower Of ST. AL
phonsus Catholic church, causing
slight damage. Bricks dislodged from
The tower b. the bolt damaged the
room Of Joseph Foeler's tinshop.
Mayor n. l.. Kirk, OF behalf OF
III" Womans Club. yesterday wired
an invitation TO Col. Theodore Roose.
Welt to deliver the address at a flag
day celebration 10 he held here June
II.
~ North Benwood confectioncr
announced yesterday that coca cola
Of the bottled variety will soon be
advanced 10 six cents A bottle
Last night,he prayer meeting ser
vice usually held by members of the
congregation Of the Chapline Street
NJ. +, church AT their church, was
held in the Union Mission and was
largely attended.
Judge Alan H. Robinson Will con
dues Il brief session Of criminal court
this morning. There are no cases for
trial. how ever.
Charles q. E.phlin. president Of
tho county commissioners, stated yes.
terday morning that the county Will
be- saved S5n,nn0 by the carrying out
Of plans for converting the mansion
Of Col. Henry Schmulbach into in
tirmary inmate building instead OF
erecting Il new building.
Edward l.. Cloudy. Jr., Of 9S43
thapline street. has sailed for France
Ia become an ambulance driver for
the American Red Cross. according 10
word received by relatives yesterday.
Wilbur \. Hinklr. of 1926 Eoff street.
went lasi evening 10 lake the eXamln-
alton for the Red Cross medical corps.
Tho Wheeling lodges of Odd
Fellows will hold memorial services
Al Thomson NJ. E. church Sunday
evening. Dr. !. t. Bird will preach
the memorial sermon.
Harry Smith. CONSUMPTION regis
irar. arrested on Il charge of drunken.
ness. will he given hearing ~ 10
O'Clock this morning before United
States Commissioner George +.
Boyd
The question of rrrfcciing the
canning units throughout Ohio county
will be discussed AT the regular
mnthly meeting Of The Panhandle AZ
ricutural club Saturday afternoon Al
l:%n O'Clock.
1t Is reported that !hn Pennsyl-
vania Railroad company is planning
IN employ women in mems places
whom they are called 10 tn" Colors.
~ letter was received III the
Wheeling Commercial association yes
ierday from prominent farmer or
u Iii hnt - ~
keeper he. sent him. He said he will
pay her S. Il week and board, etc.
All the Boys Brigade companies
of Wheeling district will be given an
outing and target practice in about
TWO weeks near Bethel They will 20
out Saturday and return Monday.
~-D"clalaEiC1 Tor naturalization WAS
filed in the federal office yesterday
by Jan Jurkigwicz. -. Austrian. mill
worker. Of 2GiI Market street. He
said he wishes 10 JOIN the army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
BarriCaded Against
Army Registration

McArlESTER. Okla June G.--Lfc
Claude and Ed. James. brothers. are
said - have notified the registrar Of
TACK Fork precinct. that they ar"' harri-
rariri - ,ha lack Fork mountains near
here. armed and read! 20 rcsis, "egistra-
ri"u. IL" deputy nprshale. prepared
g.: u nEh, ustN" started through tho
rough country after lccr!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
Lord NorthC|iffe TO
Head British Mission

LONDON. Jun" &. II y. m.-Lord
Norlhrliir. al The request of the war
cabinet, has accepted the position OF
mead of lhr British war mission IN the
United States. in succession TO Arthur
J. BalfGlIr. who is 10 return to MS uu-
lcS at In. foreign office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
LIBERTY COMMENCEMENT
Glass Will Be Graduated From State
Normal School Today-Or.
HodQcs 10 Speak.

\ class nf invent! -ninC students VIII
he sradua ed today from West Liberty
normal school rho commencement
exercises will he held this morning at
II o'clock. pr. Thomas l.. Hodges,
of Morganlown, former president OF
West Virginia university. will deliver
The address TO the class.
The annual ball game between IN"
normal team ard alumni vii be-
PLAYED at O'Clock. and the alumni
reception will be held al 6 o'clock.
The annual class play. "Masque ut
he Mountains" WAS given last night.
Ii j. said 10 have hcen one of The best
ever given At thu normal school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
State Deaths,

Sp"IAI UkIhuh 20 Inc InteII'EcnceT,
CLARkSBCRG. w. VA. June g.
Paralysis caused tho dca.h today II
Robert Stuart. retired iarme!. III his
homo 1t Hartland. after brief Illness.
He was 81 years Did and leaves a widow
and four children.
Davis Bryan. we'll known druggist %
Jane Lew. is dead there after n brirf
Illness. aged 80 years. His wife am.
seven children survive him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
WHEELING GIRLS GRADUATE.

Sn+~la! rIpalrh 10 Tie Negligence.
NEWTON, Mass. June T. Ethel
Fair and Dorothy GroiG. of Wheeling,
". Va. were among the forty Young
misses who graduated to-day from the
Mt. Ida school for girls. nr. Guy ?.
Benton. Of the University of Vermont,
delivered the graduation address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
Funeral for Mrs. Bishop.

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon for Mrs. May Bishop. wife OF
Edmond Bishop. who passed away Mon
day i'm the family home. No. S Forty-
Third street. The Rev. i. Y. DcBolt or
Wesley Methodist Episcopal church. oI-
hcialcd. 1ntcrment was in Mt. Zion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
Funeral for william G. Porter.

Tho funeral Tor William q. Foster,
well known street car conductor, VINO
died Sunday. WAS held yesterday after
noon IN the family home IL us Main
street TIL" Rev. DR.. Clarence Eugene
Allen of Fourth Street McthoriSt t:riS-
ropal church. conducted the services.
and burial was in Greenwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
Funeral for Howell Bow Today.

This afternoon HI o'clock funeral
services will he held in the family home
2Sii Chaplinc street. for Robert. -.
yrar.pld son of Jesse G. and Blanche T..
Ho" ell who died Monday. Burial will
De III Rose Hill cemetery. Bellaire, 0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
Death Of Benwood Boy.

steve. infant son Of Mr. and Mrs.
John StctrvIch or Water street Ben
wood. dld"d i'm the Ohio Valley General
hospital last night 1T ll:I5 O'Clock Of
inLlnIllc trouble
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
Funeral for o,Tools Child.

were held in, the family home, 909 Nc
Colloch street. for Margaret. aged l..
daughter of James l.. O'Toolc and the
late Margaret O'Tnolc. who died Mon
day. Requiem high mass WAS cclc-
bratcd in ST. lo.,rph's Cathedral, with
burial in Mt Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07

DandcIiOn green's make good Sala,I
ami are also excellent when hoilcd anu
s'rvcd like spinach. Use tho younr
plants This Will kill TWO birds with
on" stone. supply food and keep down
woods
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07

First woman tat tn" scance)-It ouKh,
tn be ready 10 tell us things now.
Second wnman~fns.
Third woman--Spirit 81 the table. ar.
you there? Knock once IL you arc there,
twice if you're nnt.-ldeas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07
ARREST FOR ALL WHO
FAILED TO REGISTER
Federal Authorities to Take in Charge
Number Of Men Believed to
Be UnIoyaI.

Because they made anti.conscrip.
ton declarations before registration
day Tuesday. giving the federal Off
cials an insight 10 their alleged unloy-
atty. several young men OF this city
will he arrested within the next few
days on Il charge of having failed TO
register. according to statement
given nur last evening BY local fed
oral official.
Just As soon AS The registration
iabulation Is completed and the Off
Cials can secure the names OF those
who were conscriptable but failed To
register they will BE- taken In charge.
Assistant United States District Al
torney J. J. P. O'l'rien said that there
were several young men here the Off
cials have had under surveillance for
som" weeks previous 10 registration
day and that il will soon be ascer-
ianrd if they failed 10 register.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-07

And keeps :hcm fec from rcdness,
roughncss and chanpins. balhc them
each night in 4 strong hot la,hcr Ut
Cuticura Soap. Dry and r,!h in Cutcura
Ointment and wear old gloves during
the night, or wipe Of surplus Ointmcn,
with soft tissue paper. These super
creamy emUiEenIs arc IDEAL for all
toilet uses. For sample each free hv
mail address post card: "Cuticura,
Dept. &c. Boston" Sold everywhere.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-18
Anartmenls Unfurnished.

Apartments Unfurnlsned.
/ LUCEKN APIS: nice and asw- Pm $50
7 TWO and three room unfurnished apis
D Byau's Furniture store
Z UNFINISHED APT. three rooms ana
I bath s25. 10 Children 90 y. Fl Paso-
I TfREE rooms. hath and sleeping porch
I TWO rooms. SO; corner Myrtle and val
T nut Phone 1ol5-
I FOUR room apartment close in 50.
{ DESIRABLE apartment for rent Apply
I 100 Mesa Apt = Pho1e 80
I The WHITFIELD-One five room apart
melt- 2Z04 Montana
CLOSE in apartment very reasonable 621
Z 81 FL Paso- Phone 6lso-
I 10 lease-f room uafurnished apartment.
no children or sick references required.
SIS vs.. Missouri
TIE BINKLEX-Modarn corner apart
menr two blocks from Cleveland squa-es
corner Davis and Epson Phone 70SIE-
Buy YOUR xmas furniture now. 2oss
/ discount on entire stock pay next year
HOME FIkNlrl RE CO.. III n stanton
FOUR rooms. hardwood floors. built n
features private porch1s5 heat Inquire
nos e Rio G-snde-
SEVEN room lat. hall suitable FOR room
ers- S25 month Inquire PheniL Cash $50
csry- 1905 = Boulevard- Phone So
CONBINATION coal and Gas ranges On
FOUTZ MOORE CO.
one MI RNIsHED APARTMENT ~
KNTCEERBOCEER: MODERN AND DE-
SIRABLE- APPLY APT No. .. PHONE
6159 AND 500
UNFINISHED apt. rooms. bath and
two sleeping porches Apply see y VIZ
GINA or phone -l25-
THREE rooms. hath. sleeping porch. gar
age. heat. reasonable walzlng distance Phi
NEAR high school. one first class. new.
modern apartment three rooms. bath,
sleeping porch no sick references Phone
THE WILL1IARY. Jan 3d-Sunny. iisht
apartment. large sleeping porch. garage
very close Ga. no children call mornings
apt g. t15 Prospect
FOR RENT-APARTNENT
1882 Epson ave. large rooms. bath;
front and Eiassed in sleeping porch; bath
and Kitchen tile floors. living and Glninr
room hardwood gas stove. laundry room
and earase- 10 SOS or small children
RIO GEANDE REALTY Co.
2l1--12 First Nau- Bank Bldg.
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REMODELING and designing. Mrs Fos-
sos Texas Sc
HE1isTIrCHNG. PICOTING-BesJ work
Union Nwa WORKS. ais n Stanton Tel ga