davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-12
DIG EN- OUT ERE CHRISTMAS.

DIG EN- OUT ERE CHRISTMAS.
The submarine is at our door
oh Ssmmie get your gun
And wallop him until the cuss
Shall be too dead to run.
just give them reception
That will break the kaiser's heart
Sure, that is what we ought to do,
If we would do our part.
oh please can someone tell us
Where Is our Henry boy
Who makes at the rate of one a day
Destroyers that Destroy
II on short vacation
You may have CHANGED to roam,
Please cut it short dear Henry
And come at once back home.
Come back, come back, our Henry,
Your absence makes lis sad
For we need you now our Henry dear,
And we need you mighty bad
For, Henry dear, the finest time
That ever yet was found
For catching bears or submarines
Is when they are around
w. r. Hubbard, South Royalton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Livestock Market

AAAANAAA HHaANAalaH AAAiaAa
Chicago. ul-, Jure 13.-Eiogs- Receipts
$4,000; early sales 8 20 1oc lower; general
market fully Zoe lower Bulk az 81. les.
Sl6-z0E 1885, butchers. $3.50 @ 1886
packing g-5-S0616.-5s Eight. Sl5-45 1885,
CattIe-Fecei1ts. 1900; beef cattle
steady 90 strong butcher stock steady TO
lower: calves ste7dy- Beef cattle. GOOD.
and medium E1275 1885, butcher stock.
cows md haifers ss--5 1886 Gamers and
critters S7-91G SIS srocEers and feeders,
good CErice and fancy. selected s1L5Q q
15-5B- inferior common and medium. $3.50
Gl1-50s veal calves Ecod and choice Sl5--5
El6--5-
sheep-Receipts g0G0G- firm and be-om-
ing stronger most good spring lambs Sel--
Ing s-0-5o- short lambs choice and prime.
s17-60G $50; medium and good $500 u
1886 culis. Sl-c0 = 1886 spring lambs.
and prime {l4--5 f-l4-5G7 medium and s1la
s1200F1401- culls $1,000 500.
Kansas City Livestock. Close
Kansas City. 40. June lA-d1ss-lie-
heavy SIG. 80 1853; light. 81 $50 G 1896
Cattle-Eeceipts. 5000. steady. Prime fed
steers $500 lI.t0. dressed beef steers,
s1--50 1880. western steers &l4 90 = 1880 g
cows si-Is 11-59- heifers $500 g $780,
sIockcrs and feeders. $500 q 1885, bulls.
$500 l1-51s calves. $500 400
sheep-I.eceipts, 1000, steady Lambs
$3.50 z 1879 Eear-iT Es. tli-ll z -a-yli
vrethers. s12.0oG15-o0; ewes, f1l00 e1s.5o
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver Colo June la--Cattle--ltece-p Ls
4118s market steely- Eeef steers. sl-l9 @
stoclzers and feeders. S8-0o0lS-@5i calves
Hog-Re1eipts 2soo; lower Top. s1s-eo'
sheep-Re5eiptz 5000: market steady.
Spring lambs S1T--5 G 1885 clipped lambs,
$3.50 1886 clipped ewes, Sl--o9 @ 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

ment has been made that every off
Ger of the state government must
have leave Of absence before leaving
the state and that, on this hypothesis
reureseutatives FAIRIES and Baxter ana
senators Getcheu and Hail all have
forfeited their places. which now are
subject TO appointment at the hands
Of Gov Hunt
Near Disaster at Roosevelt.
Buehman took Mallory and other
friends to the Roosevelt dam. making
the $50 miles Of gross distance before
midnight. and bringing back word OF
disaster that might have deprived the
senate Of one OF its first magnitude
luminaries- Senator Suffer had gone
TO the Roosevelt lake the previous
dav. with representative O'Nels OF
Cochise. They were in the middle OF
the lake when a storm burst and the
drenched engine Of their motor
launch refused 10 operate They
managed TO reach the lake bank
thence to walk a couple Of miles 90
the hotel Despite their experience,
an hands were at their desks the next
morning. though tanned and tired
There is a story that Golfer is about
TO issue another manifesto concerning
his candidacy for E0vernor-one de-
signed 20 reassure the Hunt wing OF
the party that he remains steadfast
fin his advocacy Of Hunt principles
and that he viii so continue during
his administration. in the event OF
success at the polls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

agriculturalists viii sail in the near
future They viii work under the d.
rection Of the committee for de-
vastated France in the Aisne district
What are the requirements for work
of this nature2
Answ er-The applicants must be
over o. They must either be gradu-
ates from agricultural colleges or
have had practical experience on
farms They must speak French well
and pay their own expenses
What is the weight Of the American
IL inch gun. also cost2
Auswer-The American Il inch guns
weigh nearly IS tons and are SIS =
feet long, costing S11S.000.
How many more women are being
employed on account Of war work.
AnsWer-The bureau Of labor statis-
tics states that the number Of women
employed has been increased by l.
4-6. 600 in the last three years The
greatest increase was fin industries,
which took in over 100000 more wom-
en-. The government has taken IN
$4,000 additional women.
Why is there such a demand for
castor oil2
Answer-Ou made from the castor
bean is the only known lubricaung
oil which can be used 20 oil the deli
cate parts Of airplanes There were
not enough beans produced In this
country to make the amount Of oil re-
Quired This need was given vide
publicity and over 100000 acres Of
castor beans have been planted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
W. A. BURROUGHS, PRINTER,
DIES: HERE NINE YEARS

Walter A. burroughs. who was well
known in FL Paso printing circles,
died at his late residence, sos East
Nevada street. at 3-l5 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. He is survived by his
widow. MIS- lila Burroughs. and three
children Mrs Leona De Honey, wife
Of John De Honey. who came here
from Montgomery. Ala, TO be with her
father at the end; Clarence, aged 10,
and Tavern. two years old Mr.. Bur
roughs was IS years Of age
Lr. Burroughs had been a resident
of FL Pas0 about nine years His
former home was Concord. Ky. He
was an Eagle. which society viii
have charge Of the funeral to be held
at . o'clock Friday afternoon from the
chapel Of the Peak undertaking esta b.
lishment- Interment VIII be in the
EaE-es- nLot.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
House KILLS
DEFENCE BILL
Adopts Substitute Measure
With Emergency Clause;
Sensation in Senate.

Phoenix, Ariz, June 13--The house
this morning killed the senate coun-
ell Of defence bill and substituted one
similar TO senate bill No. s. With a
members voting there were only two
adverse votes. It has an emergency
clause and is not likely to get a two
thirds vote in senate.
Sensations in Senate.
In the senate, a senatorial feature
was Rutherford's attack on unnamed
state officials. described as worse than
bootlegEers, who, it is charged par
ticiDated in the san Diego debauch
with soldiers while Claridge told Of
the inroLlcatlOn Of some of the last
draft Of Arizona soldiers on the way
to Camp Cody.
This was in a discussion Of the March
bill for confiscation Of vehicles used
In bootleEEing traffic
Lamar Cobb's impeachment Of at
torney general Wiley Jones was re-
ceived in both houses and referred "a
the committee on rules in each, with
out reading.
Heat Is fastening End
Legislators are sweltering in tenn
perature OF ia in the shade and
eaFerness is being shown by the men,
bers to hurry the work along so that
an early adjournment can De TAKEN
The lower house has passed the bill
extending the franchise TO citizens of
the state Of voting age now OF to be
Ia the military or naval service Of the
United States The senate put the
house capital punishment resolution
under way and viii give expression
on 10 in the committee Of the whole
Kills OrDhunaEe BILL
The senate killed the bin for crea-
ton OF an orphanage commission,
something that had been passed by
the house after a season OF oratory
and of feminine lobbying. It also
seemed outside the call
Both bodies passed a memorial ask
ing that the Grand Canyon be created
a national park on lines suggested by
a bill lately introduced in congress
by senator Ashurst
Harris Asks Leave Of Absence.
Adjutant general Harris has asked
for leave Of absence for the war This
has been granted by vote Of the
house, but in the senate the matter
has been referred to committee Of
Winsor and 3IattoZ. for a proper resu-
luton The officer states that his
a~riou has come through some orders
from Washington, but prefers not to
maze be- vile time.
aU WuSt Get Leuves.
In this same connection q state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
h. 2. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

fEE associated EreGsn-
New YORK. juno 13-llerClrfLe paper, 4
and 6 months 9 percent
Sterling. go day Eills. s4---iz- COM
mercial 90 day bills on banks. i-1-- COM
merciaI 90 day bills. SaIlA demand.
Ss-T5.5o- cables. S41f 7-l5-
Bar silver. ss1ac-
Mexican dollars nc
Government bonds Irregular.
Railroad bonds irregular
Time loaus steady; 80 days SO 81 90
DAYS 8, 61- months. 50 q O.
Cau money strong; high low - rul-
ing rate closing bid, 90 offerei az o.;
last loan. g.
Lead-S7-75G 1.S7-
SpelteI-Last ST Louis delivery, sl-55 @
LONDON METALS MARKET
London. Eng-. June 1S.-The following
were the quotations in The London met-
ais market today
Spot copper and futures E110: electro
lytic E1-5.
Tin-spot Eae9- futures. f72s.
Lead-Sp0r. E-9 los, futures. rs lbs
Spelter-Sput E54. futures $50
THE LOCAL MARKET
Mexican hank notes. state oils. @ lie
Mexican pesos. 77c-
Mexican gold S. G5g1z-
II Paso Smelling Quotations
Bar silver tHandy g. Harmon quota
Honl 9gizc
London lead, f2s. los
Pig lead-E7-25-
Copper-wirs bars sss5o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Pete Wet&el,
Road Builder,
Dies OfSbOt
Accidental Discharge O
Rifle, Tossed to Ranger,
Strikes Him.

News was received here at 1870
o'clock Friday afternoon Of the acci2
dental killing of Peter Wetzel, a
county road builder, at Finley. Tex,
Friday morning by the discharge Of
a rifle. which Wetzel was said 70 be
tossing to a ranger named Perkins
A report said that the bullet struck
Wetzel in the neck and killed him
Instantly. The body was taken to
Sierra Blanca
Reports 10 county officers and g. H.
& - A. officials said that Me-Zel was
moving team outfit on county road
work from Clint 20 Sierra Blanca
and the ranger was taking a train for
another point
Wetze1 was about go years of age
and is survived by a sister and his
mother in east Texas His mother
was said 10 be about % years Of age
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
FINE Weather
LOWERS CORN
Market Declines Rapidly
Under General Selling;
Oats Drop With Corn.

Chicago. Ill. June l5.-Fine weather and
prospects that it would continue gave an
advantage today 90 the baars IN corn lib
eral receipts tended also 10 weaken prices
The market declined rapidly under gene ral
selling
Opening prices which ranged from q 90
q lower with July SL4fH TO S1-fftz and
August. s1-46 were followed hy "a mater
iaI fu-the- setback
shorts covering in the last half OF the
session brought about sharp but trans
tent advance. Prices closed heavy TO
17.c net lower with July SLz3tz 20 SL457s
and August S1-s5ts-
oats dropped with corn a feature was
selling on che part Of cash houses, pre-
sumably hedging against purchases Of oats
to arrive after opening is 20 7s e of with
July 705sc 90 IKE the market underwent
an additional sag
Provisions syE10athized with the weak
ness Of grain Besides, liberal receipts Of
hogs counted as a depressing factor
in the later trading the market av-
eraEed higher owing Co bulge in the
value ol corn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
STOCKS DECLINE
AND then Gain
Dealings Have Rather IN
certain Tendency But
Close Is Strong.


NOTE-Cuetatiou reflect closing prices
June %.
New York June 11--SubJCct TO occas-
ioual recesaiars. today's stock market reg
isterel net gains OF one Co three points
rails and shiI iuE laEElng- Tho close Vas
strong sales EppriLlmattd $1,000 shares
luLGstrills equipment, coTpers and
special wal isuess. eEis-ered gains cf the
20 two TCints at the opening United
States Stcei Jed ths adv ance On further
free buying. toTl rher with Pethiehem.
C-ucible and -Iidland Steeis other strong
feat lures irrluGed Reading. Union Pacific
and oils LIBERTY Bonds were steady
Prices reacted verE generally before the
end Of Tie first hour. the French war bul-
ls-ln causing hasty profit taking ly
cautions traders a moderate rally oc-
Cured az midday on renewed buying Of
Investment rails Liberty. eiz's sold at
500 90 gg7o- FIST f's az 94-5s5 second SIS
az s454 90 24-61 and Z IS % $3.50 TO si.T6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

w the alrpLale man service
Answer-The rate Of postage for
airplane mail service IS "a cents an
ounce. all mail being carried as first
class and given special delivery SER
vice. Parcels must not exceed 80 in.
ches in rirth and length combined and
must not exceed two pounds in
weight
What kind OF stamps are used for
airplane mail service2
Ansu er-The new stamps are 7s or
an inch long and q Of an inch vide
The border is red. A blue airplane Is
depicted i'm the middle on a white
background The words "C- = Post
age" appear over the alrplane and be-
low the picture is the word cents.
the numerals -'24" being in both lower
corners.
What does the word 'von" mean
before a German nance
snswer-.sVon" before a German
name is a sign Of nobility and IS sim
liar to the French de- il means "of'
and signifies "of the house or
What are military polce2
Answer-The duty Of the military
tions in or near military post or
among troops on the march protect
the inhabitants. military stores, tele-
grauh. telephone and railway lines
from damage, an 70 arrest an sol
dfers absent from the Organization
without proper authority
What does the word 'Lazloism"
mean2
Answer-This term has been coined
fin England and refers to friendly
alien enemies" The word is derived
from the name Of Philip Lazio. dis
tinguished Hungarian painter, who
represents a considerable class Of
naturalized aliens in that country
How many new members has the
Red Cross gained since war was de-
clared2
Answe,-The membership in 1915
was 100000 on November I, 1871,
they hid over 100000 members
Ho.g many Indians were IN America
at tie time it was discovered
Auswer-No satisfactory estimation
Of the Indian population in 1872 can
be made James Mooney, q govern
ment expert. judges the total popula-
ton i'm 1892 to have been over l,lJ0--
. 600 10 Is thought that the number OF
tribes must have been greater than
an the present time lNl many H- AA-Aa-
mentioned in colonial literature are
extinct.
What IS the Zeebrugge Nolet
Answer-This was a massive work
Of stone laid in the sea 20 protect the
harbor from the violence Of the waves.
Does the war department or the Eed
I Cross need ambulances2
Answer-The Quarrermaster depart
ment says that the government does
not need any more ambulances, as IL
/ is impossible TO ship them at the
] present time and they are able 10 Sc
cure them abroad The Red Cross is
/ accepting ambulauces for home work
and money contributions for amou-
/ lances for foreign service
What city led in the third Liberty
4 loan2
I leader Of cities in all the five classes,
! having a record Of PSI percent
Are women being sent 20 France as
7 farm workers.
/ Answer-The first unit OF women
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grains, Close
Corn-July Slf3sz. August. S1-45a-
oats-JuIy. e95sc- August. 64asc-
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Pork-July. $3.50; September, $3.50.
Lard uIy. s24--T5 September, s2A4l-
Rih=Iuly. s--42- September S12.s5.
Chicago Produce, Close
Chicago. ILL.,. June lo--Bufter-Et 6 her.
creamery. So p t-lac-
Egsc-Receipts $500 cases, unchanged
Potatoes uset-led. new. receipts %
cars Louisiana and Texas sacked
Triumphs sZ50T2S5. Louisiana white.
S2s5l2.40 old. receipts 10 cars. Wiscon-
sin. Michigan and Minnesota bulk, $3.50 e
Sl-10- ditto sacked. $3.50 q 200
Poultry-Alive- higher. fowls % &c
Kansas City Produce, Close
Kansas City. SO. June 15--Butter-
Creamery. Sslzc- firsts. 5Scs seconds 5lci
packing. 29c-
EErs-Firsts. Sic; seconds, &c
Poultry-Hens, -3c5 rocsters, ZEE
brollers. SoG55c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

Observations taken
az s a. m 18th ne
ridlan time. s a. n
FL Paso time, June
Is. 1918.
Fnrecastg=
Fl Paso and VI
ciuIty- Generally
fair tonight and
Friday.
New lTexlco- Cen
orally fair tonight
and Friday. not
much change in
temperature.
Arizona. p artly
cloudy tonight and
Friday: not much
change in tempera-
ture.
West Texas To-
night and Friday
generally fair.
n Il Paso az i p m,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Helm Wauts6-Male.


EANTED-Erperierce Spanish speaslng
miner for salvador. accustomed ha nd.in
native cor salary $1,000 gold and
found. Apply Buffers salvador Lllf So
q an en- Market ST. SIN IRA nrlaen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Cotton Market

.EW LUTI E-IITE8- II|7l9
Eew York June 1e.-CJtton futures
closed firm July 2f-0o: October. z1-5f; De-
r--~Ha- 5000 January -3-St- March
2s.75- Spot-steadys middling. 5000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

Notified President Ii Yuan Hung
that they no longer recognize his
authority and Parliament was dis
solved one year ago today, June 13.
1917.
Find II Yuan Hung
YESTERDAYS ANSWER
Right side dom, nose az LETT
shoulder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
STOCKS
HOLD STRENGTH
Utah Is Only Copper Issue
Showing Decline Thurs
day Morning.

The market Thursday morning made
several new high records. steel touching
l00I. according 20 j. S. Curtiss g. Co..
Hotel Sheldon.
While the advance was limited as Tar as
ronuers were concerned. they held wy
wen and with one exception. Utah touched
81 Anaconda touched IS q. SHELTERS Is e..
Inspiration 5Oas ard lay "a
1rezicau Petroleum was one Of the
strongest o. the inGustrials. making a new
high OF s5a and holding there Stee.
opened az $3.50. a gain ever night OF s
and continued 10 advance until Il touched
1908. Baldwin. Bethlehem. Crucible and
Republic all did better.
The rails AN showed an upward ten
deucv and gains ranged from half 90 a
point
on the curb. Magma was weaker
The following quotations furnished by
J. s Curtiss AZ Co. stocks and bonds.
Hotel sheldon give the latest afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Held Wanled-Hlale and female

IYANTED-EooEkeer for Burrousls
Posting Machine I'm answering advise Ill-
lv as 10 age. experience. etc. and when
can come First National Bank yuma
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

Mexican Beans
Mexican beans in wholesale lots in e
Paso. g - cents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

ANSWERS To HERALD WANT ADS
The following list OF uncaiied for 40
swers 20 Herald Want Advertisements are
now being held Tor delivery at The Her
Il. ---.--..- n---.a-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
WEATHER BULLETIN.

e. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

THE DOG was found because he wore a
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Political Announcements

-~~~~~~
Claude b. h udspeth- Congressman l5tn
congressional district
p 81 Dudley. senator 25th senatorial
district OF TeEaa-
r e Thomson member OF legislature.
Ilsth district
Adrian Pool member OF Legislature.
James R. Harper. chief justice court Of
civil appeals. Sth supreme judicial district
We. the undersigned. endorse the
above named candidates for the regpec-
tive place. and we hereby announce our
selves as candidates for the places indf-
Gated after our names. subject 20 the
action % the Democratic primaries:
W D. Howe. Judge sab judicial dis
trict
Leigh Clark district attorney. g4th u
cicial district
e B McCllntock. county judge.
W H. Fryer. county attorney.
W. P Brady. Judge county court a.
Seth H OrndOrff snerin-
r D. Rlchey. county collector.
C. n Mckinney. district clerk
W. D. Greet. county clerk
John T. Cain. county assessor
A. R. webb. county treasurer.
Myra Wlnkler. county superintendent
vs.. c Roberts. hide and animal in
] n Deavsr justice Of the peace. pre-
A ]. Hail justice Of the peace. precinct
No. /
n. Davis. constable precinct No. l.
J. ". Carter. county surveyor
Williams, county commissioner
FobeT, Lyons. county eOmmiasiOnsr.
precinct No. 1.
George PendsT county commissioner
precinct No. g
Henry Herring. county commi.sionsr.
precinct No.
FOR THE SENATE
So. ~. Mcfarland Of Alpine. candidate for
State Senate. 25th Senatorial District. sub
tect 70 Democratic primaries
J. e.. SAURENMANN. candidate Tor coun-
ty comm ssloner. precinct 80. @ Subject
TO DemoCratic primaries
Lost and Found.
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0UND-Gold watch Phone 7s9SJ-
LOsr-Eastern star pin Reward. Phone
-t-aN-
LOST-Oue alrdale terrier. answer 10 name
Of Fanny Phone 2s9-
LOST-Pair Of iady's dark brown Oxfords,
on TT Bliss car, Monday afternoon Re
ward. Phi 6o12
BRASS BEDS az reduced prices on the
EASIEST TERMS.
FOUTz-MOORE FURNITURE co.
LOsT-Brooch set with large amber stone.
Valued as mothers gift Reward -ll
san Francisco St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
LOsT-POCKETBOOK

Between Anthony and Berino. containing
money and valuable papers useless 20 any
one except TO owner. who works for a
living. No questions asked II return pa
pers to Berino postofuce or cashier
STANDARD Grocery Co. No Q, corner Boule-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
For Rsui-Bouses Unfurnisbsd.

For Rsuf-HouseS Unfurnished.
-~-~-~-~-~--.
3 ROOMS sleeping porch and cath 1907
Florence
FOX RFNT-By owner. one 10 room house
close in- ll-9 Maeoftn Are Pa -s53W-
ROOM frame house. eicctris ushls. god
bath room. $40 month Phone PC.
ll19 ARIZONA rooms. bath. sleeping
porch. Sf5 month Pm. s7s1W
HOUSE al 1I15 3 Bouieva-l. rooms,
E.assed porch and garage III ls23
HERMAN TRANSFER co. moves any
thing that's movable
. Rooms. Sleeping porch. Basement and
garage 1919 Wyoming
FOR RENr-Bunsalow 81. ana giasssd
room 2s1f Hamilton St. $500 Phone
cess or 1886
FOR RENO room fiaL baths. Usht
and airy. newly tinted and painted. fine
loca ton. very low rent Amply owner.
9ll Z p Boulevard-- Pm 1855.
SUMNER TERlIs ana sumner prices
make home furnishing easy
FOUTL-MOOfE FURNITURE CO.
PEBBLED DASHED cottare. large
rooms, pantry and closets bath. plenty
Of room for chickens. cow OF war garden
SIS $40 Findley- ~. 1913
FOR RENT BY HAWKINS EROS.
brick. 212 Los Angeles .---...-s10
& r brick. 2701 Memphis .-----.-..--s15
2. hrick. 3lQ8 Bishee fuewi --------230
1877 Cotton. on car line. In rocd candi-
ton large rooms fun Easement. heating
plant. garage Modern and nice hose
$500 or lease
Beautiful home in Manhattan Heights
for lease large rooms. heating plant
garage. $1,000.
JAMES L. 8IARR & COMPANY
400 san Antonio ST. Phone 1850.
roouls 1903 z BouisVard 81. -. $3.50
rooms. s. p 1917 NJ FL Paso.
garage o.. ..---.--.-..---.....- 90
rooms 111l Montana. modern ...-565-9o
8 rooms 1872 Montana. newly
papef=4 .--.----- ---------- . s1-51
DOUGLAS C. CROWELL AGENCY.
pa Mills Bldg Phone ssgJ.