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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-26
THE SOUTHEAST
IS PROSPEROUS
CURRENT WEEK is OPTIMIS-
TIC OVER SITUATION.

The Industrial Index published at
Columbus, in its weekly issue of Oct
25, says:
The Southeast is prosperous and
very busy.
With millions of dollars from the
sale of cotton, big payrolls of factor
les that are operating on full time ans
many of them continuously, none.
that is placed in circulation throug'
the building of army camps and arm.
payrolls, receipts from the market
ing of food AND feed crops that have
been grow Sntllfs year to greater eX-
tent than ever Before, the establish
ment of more and more manufacture
ing plants and extensive building OPP
erations, there is much money and ac-
tivity in the Southeast Bank clear
ings, which reflect business activity,
are reaching unprecedented figures in
a number OF cities.
and there IS confidence that the
volume Of prosperity will continue to
increase.
"Twenty-four corporations were
formed in the week with minimum
Capital stocks aggregating $417,,500.
"A company that has been awarded
a contract to cou1truct ships at to-
tai cost of $1,S0O,OO0 will establish
a shipbuilding plant at Brunswick,
Ga.
"A Charles on. S. c., company will
increase its capital stock to not ex-
ceeding $5,OO0,O00 TO operate steam
ship line.
Among the items of construction
work to be done, as reported this
weel- are:
Apartment houses, S. Petersburg
and West Palm' Beach, Fla.:s bridges
West Palm Beach County, Florida
church buildings, Atlanta and Jeffer
sonville. Ca. and Greenville and Ur
on, S. C. clubhouse, Greenville, S. c.
garage buildings, Atlanta, Ga..and Kis
simmee, Fla; hotel buildings to be
enlarged and remodeled Columbia and
Greenville. 8. c.; Jail, West Palm
ii, Il
Walker counties. Alabama, and ST
Louis county, Fla; school building
Nashville, Ga; street Improvement
Albertville Ala; Sanitarium build
ing, st. Petersburg. Fla; warehouses
Dothan Ala; and Miami, Fla. Con
struction contracts have been awarded
as follows: Apartment house, Allan
ia, Ca; bridges, Macon county, Ga;
dock, Miami, Fla; garage buildings,
Greenville, and WATERFORD, 5. G.;
factory buildings, Atlanta, Ga, and
Jacksonville, Fla; gymnasium build
ing, Augusta Ga; paving. Athens, Ga
Industrial plants will be establish
ed as follows
"Canneries. Moore Haven. Fla, and
Waycross, Ga; feed mill, Gainesville
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-26
To TALK HERE On
VOTES FOR WOMEN
TWO LADIES OF ABILITY AND
PROMINENCE TO MAKE AD-
DRESSES IN BRUNSWICK.

Miss Maude Yaunger and Mrs. Ho-
ward Gould will sometime during No
vember address Brunswick audience
on votes for women" They repre-
sent the National Woman's party.
They are women of ability and
,rominence Miss Younger IS one OF
ne best posted persons in AmerIc.
m the topic she discusses. She
ponds most of her time in Washing
on, where she keeps herself informed
IN the attitude of each congressman
on woman suffrage She has written
a work on conditions among workers
in New York, which she personally
studied, and decided to go into SUI.
frage because it is the best way
know of to help women themselves.
She is a citizen OF California and Ell
JOYS full political rights.
Mrs. Gould is of the well-knowl
New York family of that name, and
has given up life of luxury for the
stump" in behalf OF universal SUI
frage She is writing a series of ar
ticles on Southern Highways" for
the Motor World and she is being
given every cooperation in all cities
she visits.
These ladies "heckle" and oppose
no one. They will interpret" the
suffrage legislation that has been ac
complished at Washington
The ladies are travelling by motor
Their addresses are extremely inter
eSting.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-26
GEORGIA WOMEN
TO SIGN CARDS
STATEWIDE CAMPAIGN WILL BE.
GIN NEXT MoNDAY-To CON.
SERVE FOOD SUPPLY.

Every housewife in Georgia will BIZ
invited next Monday to sign her name
to the food pledge card of the United
States government. 1t is simply q
promise to aid in conserving the Ia
tons food supply. 1t reads as FOL
lows:
pledge myself to use the
practical means within my pow
er TO aid the Food AdminiA:ra
ton in its efforts to conserve
he food supplies If the coun
try, and, as evidence of my sup
OFT, | wish to be enrolled VIII
yourselves as a vi, nteer mem
fnr of the Food Ad -ninistrat;oh.
Organizations of Geofgia's Food
Conservation campaign is now COM
plete Hundreds of workers in every
county from the mountains to the
sea have been enrolled to make the
canvass of housewives next Monday
These workers will call on the WON
en- in their homes, invite them to sign
the food pledge card, and take up
the cards which are signed. With
every housewife who signs card
they will leave membership card
emblazoned with the shield of the
United States, which is to be hung in
the front window showing that she
and her family are helping to win
the war by saving food; and they will
also leave a kitchen card containing
valuable suggestions to be hung i"
the housewives kitchen and used b!
h-r in the preparation of her meals
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
IS HELD
AFTERMURDER
Coal Operator and Family
Killed While Motoring;
Associate Detained.

Johnston, Pa, July 16--Mystery to-
day shrouded the murder Of Edward
Humphries. a widely known coal op-
orator. his wife and Is year old son,
who were shot TO death on a country
road beside their automobile yester-
day. George X Tompkins. j--, Of
Philadelphia, a business associate Of
HUMPHREYS. and the fourth member Of
the automobile party. is being held.
According 20 stories told by TOmp-
kins. highwsymen surprised the party
while a tire was being repaired. and
shots which caused the death of the
Humphries We're fired at a distance
Of 90 feet IN front of the automobile.
After examining the bodies, coroner
Fitzgerald announced that all the
bullets were fired at close range.
powder burns being found on two OF
the bodies and that tbs shots were
fired from behind. TOmpkins said he
escaped by Crouching IN the t0nneau
of tho automobile and later dropping
to the ground as If shot
Charged With Murder.
Later T0mpkius was formally
charged with murder before a Justice
OF the peace. He declared his limo
cence.
At letter in the hands OF the de-
tectives is said 10 have a bearing on
the case but no statement viii be
made regarding its contents The let
ter is said 20 have been written By
TOmpkius's wife
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
PREACHERS LEAVE INSTITUTE,
OTHERS TAKE THEIR PLACES

Several Of the prominent men who
last week were speakers at the Meth
Odist Preachers institute have gone
TO iii enga Eements elsewhere Bishop
". r Lzuhuth went 10 California 20
deliver a course Of lectures 10 the
Epworth League convention Of the
state, and Dr.. c. II Bishop left sun
day night for Junaluska, n. c., TO at
tend conference Of Christian
workers
Rev. 2. O. Morgan continued his
lectures Monday on the life OF Jesus.
From 10 10 Rev DR.. Seay. OF Dali
las. gave a lecture, why Study
About the Christ"
From 10 TO Il o'clock. Rev. = n.
Moore. Of Nashville, Texas. spoke
taking as his subject The Preacher
and His Times"
The weeks program furnishes lee
lures both morning and evening. Dr.
T. J. Mcclure, pastor OF the Methodist
church. Roswell. y ". and DR.. r r.
knickerbocker, brother OF the pastFr
OF Trinity, and pastor OF the First
Methodist church. Austin. Texas. will
lecture The lectures are Of a popular
nature
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

New York. July 15--Ae-cauti.- paper
f'zEf7l percent
Sterling. go days bills. SAI-- CONNER
rIaI SO day bills on banks. Sf715t- COM
merciaI go day bills, Si-ll "a demand
S4-755s cables. ff-55 1-l6.
Rlr silver. 81 &c
Mexican dollars So SC
Government bonds. steady
Railroad bonds. irregular
Time loans firme-- so and so days. 8 q
f-l percent six months. 4 p q g.
call money. strong High. 10 percent.
low. g ruling rate. 6; last loan. 4, clos
iuE bid. 81
Copper-EI srt-olytIc-Sput and nearby.
S5IES. nominal. August and later. $50
G2s.
Iron-N1. northern. S55a So: No. do.
$3.50 $3.50; No. ! southern, $50 e ST.
no do $3.50 G5o-51-
TIn-Sput. $3.50 bid
Lead-Spo- 1IAc asked
SpeIter- f. ST. Louis delivery. SAC
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. Eng July l6.-Following were
the closing quotations in the London met
ais market
Lead-Spot. $50 -0s; futures. f2s los
Spelter-SpoL, $50 1Qcs futures. $50
Coppe--SpOr, $50; futures, 1923, cleo
trolytic- E14-
Tin-spot. 1921 los; futures, E25f --s-
THE LOCAL MARKET
NaciOuales- 1e-c
Mexican bank notes state bills. --a-
Mexican pesos, 62zc
Mexican gold, 50 lzc-
Fl PGso Smelter Quotation
Corrected daily
Bar silver CEaudy q Harmon s-.-a-
--U-I. size
London lead. $50 los
Copper-Eyi-e bar. $-s--5-
Pig lead. lie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
BEAR5ATTACK
STOCK PRICES
War Shares Make Recess
sions, But Railway Is
sues Hold Strength.

N0TE-Quotatious reflect closing price
Monday, July 1f-
New York. July I5-Deve Iopmelrs over
the week end and uusarfIaueut go local
monetary conditions gave fresh Impetus tH
bear attacks today. War shares and i'm
dustrisls made gross recessious OF twu 20
five points. rails holding firm % struu-.
Last weeks delayed rise in rails was
resumed IN the outset OF today's trading.
Parifics and other standard transportation
issues. az gains OF one 60 almost Two
points Changers and coslers also were
strong. Delaware * Hudson rising ---
ShippiuEs were also in demand an aver
age advances ~ point and Lariia71srrla
steel led The equipments and iuLU5tria-s
To- higher levels
Motors and minor speclalres were firm
bur inactive Touaccus and sugars re-
corded fractional Improvement Many
gains were rffaced before the END Of the
first hour
Selling u steel shares was namely roe
just after noon United States steel re-
acted "a points, Bethlehem s.. Crucible s,
I.aclavgauna = and Republic Iron e. Many
other i0lusrrials of the equipment class
were similarly unsettled and cunpers fell
back one 20 five points with motors. Gem
trail Leather. Alcohol. Marine preferred
Suuatra Tobacco and Ohio Gas
Rails held for O. time but gradually
Sucrumbad 10 pressure elsewhere T. o. n.
lost three points short covering effected
moderate rallies later
Bonds were Irregular the Liberty issue
selling AT go $3.50 for fulL lots and from
par 90 SO for odd lots
sales appr5zimated 100000 shares.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
NIGHT ON
THE OPEN ROAD
Boy Scout Councilmen
Troubled by Leaky Ra-
diatOr, Returning.

O. J. Binford. r. J. Tighe. A. z.
RowlauIs and Leo Ferlet. of the local
council OF Boy Scouts. who made an
automobile trip 20 the camp at Noun
tain Park SATURDAY and Sunday had
troubles galore on the return
Leaving FL Paso at 40 saturday,
they reached Alamogordo IN six hours.
having made excellent time. but re
turning. they met with an accident
about 20 miles north Of FL Paso,
which resulted iu causing several
leaks I'm the radiator. The water soon
ran out and, as they had no water
with them. except a little 10 drink.
they had to stop every few miles TO
allow the ear TO cool Finally along
about midnight James C.. NcNary.
coming down in his big Packard from
Mountain Park overlook them and
gave them enough water 10 get them
to a ranch windmill There. after
working several hours on the radiator.
they managed 10 plug il up so that il
would hold water. After that. the run
was made 20 FL PasO in excellent time
but Ii was five o'clock when the party
arrived They left the camp at Noun
tain Park at four o'clock Sunday at
LernoOn-
As spokesman for the party. Mr..
TlEhe said we had a great visit
with the boys and found their camp
ideal, on the side of the mountain
near an apple orchard and very close
TO a swimming hole The Councilmen
spent most OF the day swimming and
pitching quOits- Leo Ferler is the
champion QUOT pitcher
We made the trip TO AlamoEordo
Saturday night i'm good time and had A
good nights rest at the hotel Sunday
morning we drove up the hill fin an
hour and a quarter and got 20 camp
before the scouts had breakfasted.
We had breakfast and lunch with
them and found them all happy and
having a good time and sorry that the
camp period is over and that they are
TO return home Tuesday.
Returning we had good trip un-
til about . or 80 miles this side Of
when our radiator sprung
a leak We spent the rest OF the night
getting 20 El Paso- James c. McNary
saved our lives by giving us enough
water 20 get us into FL pasO-
"A short distance out Of Fl Paso
we picked uD Peter V R Schuyler's
car. which had met with an accident,
and tOwed IL for about ten miles. I'M
til we met a car from FL Paso coming
out for him"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
MEXICO SAUT0
MARKET VIRGIN
Customs Broker Tells Mo
tor Trades Big Business
There For Them.

A market for automobiles. trucks
and motor accessories, practically un-
developed. awaits the motor car deal
ers Of EI Paso IN Mexico, Joseph B..
smith. customs broker. told the
Motor Trades association at the Mon
dav luncheon He said that few Fl
Paso business men knew anything
about the manner Of export or the
market that really awaits them in
Mexico and that If they would use
half as much energy on the Mexico
market as they use on FL PasO pros
poets" they VIII find a market Wen
worth their attention
Previous 10 this year. most OF the
cars in Mexico were used by the
Weather classes and were OF Euro-
ueau make" said Mr- smith during
the month Of June, SO cars and trucks
went into Mexico through the port Of
FL PasO. some being consigned as Tar
as Mexico City
One Has Own Railwny Cars
zone Mexico City dealer is wide
awake 10 the possibilities and as the
Mexican railroads have no railroad
cars with open ends for loading autos.
he has purchased his own railroad
euuipmeut and loans IL 10 the rail-
roads TO handle his cars There is no
import duty on cars. trucks or acces-
series into Mexico but there is Gus
toms duty Of about IS cents a pound
on tires. not including the four on any
car shipped into the country
Put OFF Campaign
a. II. f. Beckett reported that the
deal ers generally favored the move
for Buy Your Car Week. but that
there was a general desire for more
information as TO how the payments
could be handled E I. Dorsey eN-
planned the method Of handling time
payments for his company, an FL Paso
concern. and invited the dealers to
participate I'm his plan Several an
n0unced that they would do so.
J. W Kirkpatrick stated that the
bankers generally did not favor an
undue effort in selling cars at the
present time on the plea that IL might
induce persons TO invest in cars money
that should be diverted to other lines.
Jack Brace, r c. Waters and others
spoke favora bly, Of having the special
week and IL was finally decided to
have Buy Your Car Week" for the
second week in August.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
Livestock Markets.

Chicago Livestock. Close.
Chicago. Ill., July l6--HoEz Receipts
600. Market unsettled at about Satur-
days average Bulk 2l4--5 1910;
light. $3.50 GI5-s5. heavy, S1s- % 1856
pigs. S11-25 G15-40.
Native beef cattle. SS-25 q 80, st0ckers
and feeders. So 20 q $40. cows and heif-
ers. s5-35 11-So. calves. $3.50 14-5o.
Sheep-Eeceipts. 10000 Market weak
Wethers, $3.50 G10-S0; lambs, $50 @
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City, No, July l6--HoEs-Ee-
ceipts. 10000 Market steady Bulk. SIS
Sass $40; piss. S12-75 Ola
Carrle-Receipts. $1,000 Market Ice %
20c lower Prime Jed steers, Sl2-50 g % so.
dressed beef steers, Ss-5OG12-35; western
S7-50GI2-50- stoclers and feeders $6-25
1850: bulls. $3.50 $50 calves. s. q
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. Market steady.
11-5o; wethers $s-501l 10; ewes, Ss--5 o
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver, Colo. July 16--Catt-e-R Receipts
1915; cows and heifsrs. S7-50G10; stock
ers and feeders, $50 @ SIS; calves, 81
HoEs-Receipts. 500. Market steady.
Top. S15.s5; bulk. 5G15-20-
Sheep-Receipts 1900 Market steady.
Lambs. s14F1s-T5; ewes. SIS a SIS.
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
HoEs-Receipts. 2000. Market lower. Top.
S15-25; bulk. S14-5OG15-
Cattle-Receipts. 1000. including 5000
calves Beef steers. top. 5000. bulk.
$50 $3.50: cows. top s.. bulk. $ so;
heifers. top IS bulk. S6G1. bulls. s. n
6-25. calves. top ST. bulk. 5000 g. 90.
Stocker-Steers, S6T7.50: cows. $50
az heifers. SsG7.5o; calves. s. "a so
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. Market steady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
IS FINED SIS FOR FISHING
NLAKE AT ELEPHANT BUTTE

Palomas Hot Springs. y. NJ, July l6.
Charged with fishing in Lake B. VI.
Hall at Elephant Butte dam without
license, August Davis. a resident Of
the government reservation at the
dam. was fined SIS here by Justice Of
the peace Green. Davis has appealed
the case. He was arrested by two dep
utv game wardens.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
Help Wanted-MaIe and FsmaI.
WHAT CAN you DOe

Death. sickness. little money. husband
only iu name. or worse You are driven To-
your own resources What do you know
that will earn an income2 DeplorsbIe TO
depend on friends or charity. A life long
blessing is 90 be good SHDR THANp
WRITER and a bliud-GnEer TTPIST. To
snap your fingers ~ the world and ex-
claim 'i-'s nice 90 be alive" The cost IS
less than you earn the first month. ana
you may be- competent within -FOUR % six
we sSs, Is minutes lesson daily Is sufH-
service exams certain Prof Norton the
teacher. is pupil Of Sir Isaac Pitzran and
To- u years reporter in the British
horses u commons. lords and high courts.
ana worked Tor over 100 newspapers the
world over. Rooms Plaza hotel. 81 Paso.
or box 1857 Don't phone.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
Wanted Help-Fsmale.

,-,-'--,-7------------
NANIED-Girl Tor office. experience un-
necessary; all or half days 2I5 Mills bldg
NANTED-Americau saieslady; one who
can speak Spanish 1l2 San Antonio. China
Palace Co.
ENGLISH speaking girl. light Homework
and cooking. No Polo row Fl bliss
Telephone Fl. Bliss 1903 rings
COMPETENT. responsible middle AGED
white woman 10 cook and keen house:
none but first class need apply Furnish
references. Write X 4s6. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
Porto Rico Adds 1900
To Red Cross In Week

san Juan. Porto Rico. July 16.-
Twelve hundred new mem ers for the
Red Cross is the record made by the
Porto Rico chapter OF the American
Red Cross in san Juan in a week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

Help Wanted-Male.
--~-~-~-~-~--~~~~~~~~-~-
BARBER wanted 103 san Francisco ST
WANTED class autono5He me
chanic- see Mr. BowIes. city Service Co
wANTED-soda dispenser. Potter Coafsc
ionery Co
Fail s Mitchell Employment Agency.
-o3 san Francisco St
WANTED-Man. neat appearance. office
work Hotel Linden
WANTED Ford truck driver. zIs Ar,
iona St
WANTED Messenger boy with wheel
Fred J. Fe,dman Co.
WANTED boys with wheels. A
3. C. Delivery, l-s " Campbell
COOK with camp equipment 10 board
eight men Apply 517 Southwestern bldg.
STRUCTURAL irouworzers for three
months work in Arizona Apply 81 South
western bldg
WASTED-Two automobile mechanics and
two men TO work IN garage. Cleveland
Square garage
MACHINIsTs wanted: men Of experience
only; permanent position. Alamo Iron
Works san Antonio. Texas
WANTED spanish-Engiish stenoEraphcr.
state age, experience, salary desired Ad-
dress p o. box 81. Fl Paso-
FIRST class automobile mechanic and
manager wanted responsible party. Phone
-lt.-
WANTED-Largs EaEIish s5eaki1E bows
90 deliver telephone directories Apply in
person 5-5l4 s Fl Paso ST.
WANTED Experienced stenographer and
assistant bookkeeper. Address C 5O2, care
Herald
WASTED-EuEi.sh speaking boy 20 wash
dishes and help nights in small restaurant.
200 Alameda
WANTED al once-AppIy Remount depot.
Fort Bliss. north Of Lynchyile- 4 c0mpe-
tent clerks, salary ranging from {75 10
$50. free lodging
speaking Mexican man
who can locate lalorers Tor out OF town
work Address z 49,. care Herald
young man with candy fac
tory experience must be good al cutting.
state fuu particulars IN first letter. Ad-
dress box 1862, Globe. Arz-
WANTED TO learn the barber trade
Few weeks completes. Scarcity OF BARRIERS
everywhere. jobs waiting. top W1gas.
Commerce ST.. san Antonio.
general office man and az hustler. salary
;125 per month. chance Of advancement 10
the right man. State experience In full
Address a fs7. care Herald
WANTED B0oSkeeper- Young man who
is thoroughly experienced in bookkeeping.
state salary expected. age and references.
otherwise reply viii not be considered.
Address x fgq. care Herald
WANTED Collector; good salary posi-
ion offers advancement 90 rish- man. see
IR. RICE
JAMES T. MARI COMPANY,
800 san Antonio ST.
American who is a good
aiior. cleaner and Hoffman presser. no
ancy work. prefer one who has had some
NIsIiaErs uu hats. steady JOBS top wages
.n good man not afraid % work. Miami
leaning Works Miami Ariz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
NAPOLEON III

Declared war on Germany. forty
seven years ago yesterday. July IS
1870.
Find a soldier.
REBUS.
A French town.
BATURDAY'S answers.
Upper LEFT corner DOM, nose IN shirt.
DGHt0H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

SHOE SALESMAN-ERESS STORE HAS
OPENING FOR Az Up To DATE SHOE
MAN; ONE WHO HAS HAD THE ENPE-
RIENCE To FILL OUR REQJ ELEMENTS
CAN CONNECT WITH 4 GOOD OPPOR-
tt NITY- APPLICATIONS CONSIDERED
Confidential
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
For Rsnt-Hou,s, Upfurnished.


FIVE room modern house 90 responsible
parties Inquire 6ia S. FL Paso- Pm -lls-
FOUR room house with sleeping porch
$500 block z. Boulevard. $3.50. Pm -s71-
FOR RENT by owuer-Flve room modern
bungalow. sleeping porch. heating plant
built iu features. hardwood toors- re-
stricted sectlons VIII give long lease IN
1929
BEAUTIFUL SEW BUNGALOWS
1923 River rms HIP. SIP. Pch- ---5f1
1888 Hfver. rms. H- j., sip Fch----sts
1872 River. 8 rms. IT, p. Sip Pch--- S
1I4I River. rms. H- p. Sip Pch---- $50
1901 Grant ave. s rms. r. p. S.p-F- so
LAY REALTY & TRUST Co.
fo4 Trust bids EHcns sa-'-
5 rooms. a-os Idalla furnished --- $50 40
8 rooms s. p. $500 Boulevard -.---- $500
g rooms. ifll Rosa -------. e. 49,
rooms SIP. 1918 Dallas ------ 20
rooms. SIP. $500 M=mp his ------ 900
rooms. S F- sos Nations --------- $4,000
CREEL REALTY CO..
Phone 50-1. sos Martin b'dE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
Apartments Unfurnished.


-Four room and bath apt. ventilated
and clean located one block from Lamar
school 1908 Wyoming, east and south
front $1,000.
BAILEY LAND Co.
30s Herald B.dE Phone z05L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
For Rent-Apartments Furnished

FOr kent-ApdrlmenLS ufnlSDeQ
TWO rooms. Izit-her4t. bath $50 Jsr-
mane apts.. 5-s W- Missouri Ap-- j.
FOUR rooms. private bath. close In s55
SIS n Kansas
month 100 n florence
TWO rooms and Sleeping porch. no small
children sos n Kansas
TWO and three room apis with sleeping
porches- sos n hanseL
APARTMENT and room close IN Phone
5-f5R-
SMALL newly furnished apt near new
high schools no children Phone l-54R-
TWO ROOM apartment one block from
plaza Phone -5ls- 5ofiz Mesa
NEW modern apartments close in with
bath. no children So n Fl Paso-
SMALL apis. one and three rooms. with
sleeping porcres- l-lo n oregon
GEORGETTE apis. rooms. kitcheHst.
bath I'll " Stanton
THREE rooms. private bath. sleeping
porch references SIS " kansas
DUOFOLDs on payments.
FOUTZ MOORE CO.
DE WITT APTs.-Ons room. kltcheaet
TWO or three front room Apartments III
W Boulevard
LOCKE APIS, IOII T. BOULEVARD
one small front FURNISHED apt. vacant
A5nday. Phone 6so4 Reference
FOR RENT room furnished apt,
ground floor; cool and comfortable Phone
2I1s-
FRONT apartment. two rooms. cool. clean.
completely furnished SIS Montana Phone
1881
BARGAIN FOR cash piano. excellent con-
dolph 81
A FIVE room apartment eIquisitely fur
ulshed IN mahogany with mulberry color
scheme; distinctly charming Inquire Apt
Il. AraEon. corner Rio Grande and Kansas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

HALFRED APARTMENTS.
fl2 vs. Boulevard two blocks north %
cleveland square, hardwood floors. tile
latn- breakfast room. 1auit0r service.
DOUGLAS C. CROWELL AGENCY.
--f Mills bldg. Phone SIS.