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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-12-09

London. Dec. 8. - The Gerzna14
population west Of the Rhine IN
comes more cordial In its attito1D
toward the British as they moN3
eastward according to an unda4o4l
dispatch from the correspondents ~
the Daily Mail with the British aTn1Ds'
"As we approach the Rhine ~
correspondent says. "ouy recepto~
becomes more surprising. The "a
thorlties In such places as Dureu -
undisguisedly that they rejoice at .o1f
arrival. They give two reasons 1or
this. that they are afraid of their 0~I1
people and are afraid Of starvp@0o1s.
Many men confess that the ehot1
the war brought such relief that ~
stigma Of defeat weighs little. Gnu
dren sometimes cheer our ARRIVAL ~
"The revolutionary movement A.
real but not much on the surface.
The outbreaks during the Nrst xaws
days were suppressed by the retreats
ing army which Is much less boluhf \,
vik than the soldiers In reserve mi Il
at the bases" s. 81
Aroused Keen Interest. i
With the American Army Of Occ1f
patton In Germany, Dec. 8s-&f
Courier to Nancy)-U N. 9.gx<S
view OF the revolutionary dioe[ 4 \
ances reported from Berlin and \
logne, the request of the Gel
authorities at Coblenz for u y
States soldiers for police duty III
aroused keen interest in the arm 4lfi
The request of the Coblenz
cials to Gen, Dickman, commands
the Third army. resulted In ~ y
sQnd battaiion Of the sTh4rtXrjp 4
1ffnntYY asignery 81 X, \
vision being assigned to tG2 II8 x
The troops entrained at 3 oscIee
morning and II was expected
Coblenz would be reached II
hours.
The request of the Coblenx munlo1s
pal authorities was based ON the abp
sence Of civil police there.
Coblenz is the ultimate destinn&181|
of the American army of occupAf16R
Roads Deep With Mud.
II is not expected that the Nnto
Yankee force will reach Coblep1 ~
fore Dec. ~.
The Americans advanced alon;f
roads deep with mud today, but t111r
endurance proved excellent.
The vanguard of the Ninetiet6'&f y
vision, made UP OF men from 0KJ8<
homa and Texas, reached TreveS fhiA
afternoon.
Infantry. artillery ana BupDly
trains have been passing throuHl13
Luxembourg for more than Z WeSk. 4
The Yanks are pouring through eVoxy
road in the duchy and across t8S]
river into Rhenish Prussia. The 80
of the American army Of occupat
and the magnificent equipment n =
source of constant wonder suN6 |
amazement to the Germans.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-12-09
BRITISH HURRY
TO COLOGNE
Troops Go to Maintain Order.
Nature or Extent Of frou-
BILE Unknown. ,ss
REDS AND ANTS Rl0TING
american Army on Nstsks9.
helm Kemponteh Line, Co.
ing on to Oobleuz.
REDS AND ANTS RI0TING

AK La Chapelle, Dec. ga. P.)--
British troops have been hurried te
Cologne to maintain order, but what
the nature of the trouble there has
been or how serious 1t Is is not stated
in the brief unofficial announcement
1t is reported that red forces and
their opponents have been riotins
and that the situation demands
armed British forces.
In the meantime British infantry
has been pushed up as far as Duren,
which has been entered. Stringent
orders have been issued along the
British front forbidding any one not
actually member of the army of
occupation to cross the border with
out special pass.
Pershing Reports Line.
Washington, Dec. 9.-Units of the
American Third army. north of Boms,
yesterday advanced to the general
line, Metekenheim- -kemponteh, Gen.
Pershing reported to the war depart
ment today. South of Kemponich
the line remained unchanged, the
communique added.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-12-09
DENIED BY HEARST PAPER
Mex York American EdltorialIy States
Position.

New York. Dec. THE New York
American, owned by w. r. Hurst. In
a statement last night, asserted II
"Never knew or suspected. or had any
reason to suspect, that Mr.. William
Bayard Hale had any relations what
soever with the German government
or with the German ambassador. when
he was sent to Berlin as special cor
respondent"
He was selected, the statement says.
because he had been distinguished by
President Wilson as his special conf
dental agent in Mexico and because
his previous experience in Germany,
which included an interview with the
former emperor published in 1908.
seemed to fit him for the task.
The agreement made by DR.. Hale
with the American, the statement con-
tinues. was for his exclusive services
and he was supposed to have no other
work. obligation or interest whatsoever
except his duties as news correspond
ent."
For hfty-nine weeks OF his employ
ment II is asserted DIR. Hale was paid
$f4.300 In salary and $21.7sS for ex-
penses
The statement quotes the letter OF
Credentials which IT says the Ameri-
can gave DR.. Hale. The letter states
that his A"~end was solely that Of .
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-12-09
RELIEVES AMBASSADOR

Madrid. Dec. IA decree relieving
Polo de Bernebe, the Spanish ambassa-
dor at Berlin, from the functions of his
office is published I'm the official ga.
zette.
erty, Of Paris. Sunday reported that
the Suanish premier intended to expel
the German Ambassador, Prince Won
Ratibor, and members Of his stan, who
have been engaged in spying and sup
porting agitation against. the Spanish
royal family. Z
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-12-09
ENGLAND PLEDGED TO
SUPPORT 8-HOUR LAW
RAILWAY MEN EXPRE1T
SATISFACTION.
Recognition by Governmouf
of Principle Had Long Been
Contention in Kingdom.

London, Dec. 7.-(British Wireles1
Service.)-The British governmend
has agreed to. the principle Of ~
eight day for all members 4l
the wage staff on the railways ot fhG
United Kingdom in fulfillment a. ~
pledge given the rainway men 3
Gently by the board of trade. 3l
eight-hour day will come into o1@t1
alton next February. AZ M
All existing conditions Of ooyv
will remain unaltered pending = A6
cision of a committee of reprond
tives of both sides which win ~ =
up to review wages and othoE G y
ditions of service of railway mo1 Y
Leaders of railway men tn
United Kingdom express natiGfr1
over the governments AStion. Xz
Thomas, general secrs<ery OF th1
tional Union OF Railway Men
clared that tie settlement relI10
great credit upon the eovern1
and showed It Vad q desire d
over a real d,2~ulty, which Wo
good augury fs~ the future. ~
Thomas PORTED cut that tho pS1
pie of the eight-nour day affectet
the railway ms in the UnitS6 r.
dom. including Ireland. He sai4 &1c
committee to investigate condi>1G
and wages would begin IL 1nQU1T1
after the general elections.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-12-09
COLOGNE INVITES WILSON
Press Suggests German Foreign Min.
listers for Reception Group.

uters Tor reception Group.
Amsterdam, Dec. s. - President
Wilson Is invited to visit Cologne by
the Volks Zeitung Of that city, which
suggests that representatives of the
German foreign ministry meet him
there.
The independent republic of Schles-
wig Holstein will soon be proclaimed.
according to the Weser Zeitung of
Bremen. This newspaper also states
that sanguinary encounters between
hussars returning from the front ard
red guards occurred at Brunswick
on Dec. s. Finding a deputation of
red guards and members Of the SOL
diers' and workmen's council dawn
up to welcome his men. the comraar.
der of the hussars ordered TIA. lire
be opened on the crowd. Fits men
obeyed and tina red guards replied
to the fire. The mob tore the hun-
sars from their horses. disarmcS
them and forced them to march be-
Sind the red dnr '~sc the city
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-12-09
Rain, Says Billy 'Possunl.

I fell down the
steps. struck my
head on my feet,
and thus does a
journalist make
both ends meet?
The weather?
continued rain
I o nj & h t: not
much change In
temperature to-
night: Tuesday
fair and colder.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-12-09
LEvIES NEW DEMANDS

London. Dec. 9-The allies have lew
led a new demand upon Germany for
the right to inspect the aerial forces
at Friedrichshafen. 1t was reported
from Berlin today.
There are big airpIane and Zeppelin
factories at Friedrichshafcn.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-12-09

Recognition by ths gUvernmo&
the princsrse of an eight hou4
long had teen ope of the ooe1q 6
Of the British ~ilway men q
disputes wsth tie sovsrnmae4
the besinziDg Of the war Whem
government took over cSutv1 G
the railways. The strike n
and southern En9lanl sAeo ~
tember resulted In the Fres1001
the soard Of trade pSsdy,nY uoo
hour day. ~ l;&
Winston Spencer Churu&s2
ter Of m,i-,ttons. In = Soee<4 ~
dee Wednesday night &oaanG0
the government oropooeA to m
ize all the railways. ..S| 4,
His statement created CjD0
and comment th-cughost the
Kingdom. He raw no deeo1n
proposed netsonaiisetion uch1
far "a dtNvatche9 veoG<vo}I
United states 70 'N1lc61oGE y
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-12-09
~ Toward CobIenz.
Gondon Times-Phi. Ledger Cop. Cnble.)
fRv Horhert Raileyl

H
(By Herbert Bailey.)
With the American Army, Dec. O.
American troops have. been marching
all day in the general direction of
Coblenz. They have been received
everywhere with the usual resigned
attitude by the people. The women
seem to feel their position more
keenly than the men. There are
many averted faces as the troops
pass.
The Americans are working in CO.
operation with the Burgomaster of
Treves. Inquiry by the Americans
reveals there are sufficient food sup
plies in the territory occupied. only
the quality is poor. The Treves
Landess Zeitung devoted a four-line
item to the entry of the American
troops in it's last issue.
British Point Of Advance.
London, Dec 9.-British troops ad-
vancing into Germany reached the
Rhine between Cologne and Codes
burg ON Sunday, the war Office an
nounced this afternoon.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-12-09
CALL ON AMERICANS TO POLICE Cite
ShLP BRINGS HOME 1856; 10000 DUE THIS WEE
WORK TWO WEEKS
WITHOUT Paw

:. washington, Dec. 9.-Secre-
tary McAdoo, who quit the
!, cabinet because his salary was
insufficient. now faces the pre-
dicament of working two weeks
for. the government for noth-
ing. He will retire as secre-
tary of the treasury Tee. 16,
and his pay at the rate of $12,-
600 a year will stop. Until
Jan. l, however. he will con-
tinue as director-general Of
railroads, and for this job ne
receives not a cent, although
his regional directors receive
$4,000 a year. Consequently.
from Dec. 16 to Jan. he will
be of the payrolls.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-12-09
PALM FOR MORALE AND
ENTHuSlASM TO VANkS

Geneva. Dec. "a mild SEN
sation has been caused here by
the arrival from Lyons Of two
American sanitary trains to
take released American prison.
ers back. The chief Of the
Geneva Red Cross said that
since the beginning of the war
he had seen $50 trains OF pris-
oners OF all nationalities pass
through Switzerland. but was
forced to give the palm for
morale and enthusiasm to the
Americans.
Maj. Senzel. Of the Swiss
army. who examines soldiers
after their release. said that he
was astonished at the disci-
pline of the new American
army.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-12-09
YANKEES REAC|
COBLENZ DEC. IL
Oklahoma and Texas TroouoI
Reach Treves- Keen
Interest in Army
OVER POLICE DUTY GALE
From German Authorities 1e-I
cause Of Revolts-People
West of Rhine Cordisl.
OVER POLICE DUTY CALL
AMERICANS TO REACH Y.
COBlENZ MoN0AY

Amsterdam. Dec. 9. The
American forces advancing to-
ward Rhine will reach Cobleny
on Monday. according to "
message from Berlin quoting =
representative OF the German
foreign Office who has just res
turned there from Treves. #
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-12-09
WITHDRAWN FROM RUSSIA.
Swedish Legation Leaves Following
GAnAraI Exodus.

N.ondon Times.Phil. ledger Cop. CabIe.)
Stockholm, Dec. 9.-The Swedish le-
cation has been withdrawn from the
consulates at Petrograd and Moscow.
and also Swedish subjects living In
Russia
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-12-09
At DISPOSAL OF UNCLE.
Fourth Son, Prince AdeI-
bert In Declaration.

(London Times.P Phil. Ledger Cop. Cable.)
The Hague, Dec. 9.--1n a declaration
by Prince Adalbert, the kaiser's fourth
son places himself at the disposal OF
Prince Henry. The Cologne Volks Eel
tung reports its manifesto inviting
President Wilson to visit Cologne.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-12-09

Messages Of monsy-savins val.
uss appear in News advsrtiss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09

what viii Z dos" the milk boy asked
OF lady an dressed in silk.
'The alfalfa is high
And I must turn the COWS dry.
Tho people are calling for milk"
why I don't know" the lady said
As she glanced az the old COW shed,
Then touched her thoughtful brow.
That isn't my job.
ru call up Hudspeth or Cobb.
They are runring for congress now
Then she took down the phone
And said in her cheeriest tone:
Say. zach. what's the matter7
hear all this chatter
About prices being so awfully high2
And he answered. "Oh. Mauce,
Won't you please ask Claudeg
such subjects are dreadfully dry"
Then she called up Claude
And he said: Dear Mauce'
As frown showed mp on his face.
such questions you see are not FOR NE
Call up the Myrtle Trading Place
Wen. at the row that lady raised
Her friends we're amazed
And so were Hudspeth and COBB.
They are wondering now
II some enc can't tell them how
They nay jump cous7eFsman's Job
But you are ia lt. Old Boys
So 60 or make a noise
Try and win this political fob.
And whatever the need
Don't let Congress 60 20 seed.
No matter n it's
Hudspeth or Cobb.
And when you have won
II you have left any mon.
Remeuber the Old Town is dry,
Though IN prohibition we invested.
We won't have you arrested
should you send ~ a car load marked
Beans alfalfa. mules or
Wagons 20 be sold
At Myrtle Trading Place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09
10 RenI-Rooms nd Board

------ y y ---------~~~SS
ROOMS and board rs Arizona-
ROOM and board lo5 Prospect
ROOMS with board 1o5 y. oregon
ROOMS and board. strictly FIRST clasE-
Mrs C. F. Leary. 5l4 W. MissourL
HERMAN TRANSTER CO. moves any
thing that's movable
KOOM. board and Sleeping porch Tor two
gentlemen. separate beds Pm 1855
BOARD and room with Sleeping porches-
1890 y Rio Grande. 4rs- kltehens-
ROOMS with or without private bath
Table board. suitable Tor two. close IN
Pm. $3.50
MOUNTAINAIR sANITOKIUM. Alamo
gordo New NeEico- 50 miles from e
Paso. a splendid place FOR the summer
Beautiful FrouLda. good food experienced
nursing Moderate rates- write Tor book
let
For Rsnt-StOrss and Offices
FOR RENT-Desirable OFFICES 10 ghs
Herald building. Reasonable ratea- Apply
20 the auditoi % The Herald
M "a AVE. sTOREROOM
In Hotel AnEelus Bldg Apply
". +. PAYNE
MORGAN BLDG.
Ground floor store room
DOUGLAS C. CROW ELL AGENCY.
"a Nills BldE. Phone ssoo-
FOX RENT-Grouud floo- office in Herl "a
building: very suitable for real estate and
insurance office Apply 20 the auditor Of
The Herald.
and warehouse 20 1901 Texas ST. and VIII
rent or lease our present warehouse and
store room at 210--e2 s. Kansas St AD-
ply p Paso Hide & Leather Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09

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YOUR mattresses renovated s1-75 ups car
pets eleaaed. Twin Mfg. CO. Phi ITO.
LAWS MOVED trimmed lawn movers
sharpened- can 51O1.
CURTAINS laundered 25c. Sc pair. 702
Myrtle Phi 776zW.
SPECIAL CORSET service Phi 63s2 BE-
fore mornings. OF after evenings.
THE only steam carpet clesueTs. aEIe 81.
Acme Nat q FEATHER Co Phone 1871
FOR GOATS MILK uhole 7g3sYF. Pioneer
Coat Dairy.
AMERICAN NURsERT-Chndreu kept
day or night 1921 e. Boulevard Phone
1leL-
IL MONEYS WORTH anything 70 you.
phone $50 upstairs OF downstairs. trunks
hauled &c Herman Transfer C7-
NOTICE. NOTICE, NOTICE.
An a candidate for tho office OF justice
cf the peace, precinct %, place Cd Pn-
mary e-ecticn July -7th. Ecur vote wiz
W. C. DAVIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09
For Miscellaneous

u A-A@ mss AaASeee
FOR SALE-Mas0u fruit Jars. Jelly
glasses Address W 80. care Herald
IS POLAR BEAR, inch fans. direc. or
alternating current Good for bedrooms
OF desk Special price Cor sale. lilo n.
Kansas
FOR SALE-BarBain. s big league base
bail uniforms, cztchers' masks. pairs
Of white Bresnahaa shin guards Address
Y229. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09

Tor AeuL-Aouula fuiAiAle4
. FRONT bedrooms. Pm 2fl2.
I NICE bedrooms 5la y. Stanton
I kUkNIsEED ROOMs-2l7 Arizous-
ROOM IN private family. Pm. s17I.
COOL FRONT Room, SIS y. stanton
I NICE room FOR gentleman. Phi 54s9-
BEDkOOM and housekeeping. 5i2 Myrtle.
ROOM. eonnectlnF bah Us 8. Stanton
TIE DE LUNE-cool. airy bedroom. pri-
vate bath Pm 6ut8-
NICE FRONT Room. hot water, ughtH.
bath. private home Phone et1l.
FOX GENTLEMAN room 30 pleasant pri-
vate home. Phone ~.
HOTEL LAKE-DeliEhtful cool rooms.
baths. SO W. NO. Phi 5S0s. Close in
FURNISHED room and sleeping porch,
close On. Phi. I2ls.
COOL bedrooms porch. upstairs re n.
stanton.
FRONT rooms for gentlemen. priv-ts
ROOM IN private family Of Two. lady pre-
ferred. Ph, 70I8.
WALKING distance. close tn. connecting
bath. Ph. 54ts.
CLOSE IN airy corner rooms. sumner
rates. rs ~ Davis
CLAN. comfortable rooms close IN Ga
y Santa Fe-
FRONT Room adjoining bath. private
family. 500 r. stanton
LARGE cool front room. close in SOS
y. Kansas. N 6642W.
FURNISHED room. sleeping porch u de-
sired. us y. II Paso.
PHONE s646J-Sothing equals my close
in resident rooms.
LARGE cool room in private home. close
IN Ph- 68s5 aftgr 8.
BEAUTIFUL furnished room IN private
home, reasonable 11.9 River.
2 ROOMS, larss Sleeping poTeh one block
COOL outside rooms f2oo. 4e2A san An
tonic.
FRONT room adjoining bath SIS n
Kansas.
NICELY furnished rooms with Sleeping
porch Phi 6f36-
WELL, 25c 10 MOVE a trunk Why
should you pay more2 Herman Transfer
NICELY furnished room On home On Mon
tana street References required. 30
sick. Pm. 1897.
CLOSE IN lovely front room. eonnecting
bath. separate entrance home; reasonable
Gentleman. Ph- lll6J
ONE NICELY furnished room with sleep
Ing porch suitable for two gentlemen 701
Myrtle
HOTEL FRANELIN-214 san JacInto St
fnear over el d.. large airy rooms $3.50
per week and up
ONE COOL pleasant nicely furnished
room can be arranged for CO olzlnE- save
car fare. SIS ~. Kansas. Phi. 6573.
FRONT BEDROOM ad5oining bath. sep
arate entrance. three blocks from Cleve-
land Square. private family. for gentle
man. 6o6 stewart- Pa. 56ss-
TIE WEsrMOORE
Beautifully appointed rooms. single and
ensulte; delightfully."- cool sleeping porches.
All modern conveuieuCes az moderate l
prices Phi 6o5S. $40 W. Missouri
FOR RENT-TFo large cornecting rooms
with sleeping porch suitable for three or
four men or family. With board. Mrs. 7
wood. eos Epson Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09

z0l Mesa Ave. ofr.ce. MerEan sIdE-.lls
900 s. 81 Nraln. cor. Second ST. LIS
lu05 s. Santa re. new Store .....--s $50
tos san Francisco. store and rase-
IllelL $1,000 --ss-s -ea-
~ 5. = Faso- store .---.-..---.--1.e
1o4 F. Second, cor Fl Faso. base
IlelL -.--------. --s-..- &c. ---- .aAo
I'll p. Overland store and base
A-e-L 10000 aAaa
~ s Stanton cor. Overland. store. $50
SEA San Francisco, floors and base
ment. 71zI.5 feet rrackaEe -gg53
DOUGLAS Q. CR0WELL AGENCY.
224 Mills Bldg Phone asa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09

Machinery, Tools, Power, EIecHica
and Contractors Equipment
For Sale
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KRACK a JACK S & s. cutters. Slower en-
plants. krakauer, FORK a MOye. p Paso
WESTERN WELDING co.
Facilities Tor welding largest machine
parts. Phone SIS. az s. SANTA re.
Skilled Workmanship IN Automobile
Engine and General Mechanical
Lines.
l-~-~---~--~-~------
". s. DOBLE Pattern Works. Oil y. St
Erain- Phone 5s74
AUTO radiator work a speriaIty-
p Paso Radiator and Lamp Go.
ELEVATORS. hydraulic freight installed
and repaired A. EeEEeEson- Ph- Iszs
For Sale-AutomobiIes-Wanted
--~-~-----~-----~-~~~----
CASH paid Tor Old Fords-Ph- 81.
GAkAGE-130s Montana Pm. ss4I
FORD touring car 1915 Richmond-
MASTED-ro Buy Ford car Pm t0s5.
AUTOMOBILE loans. 515 Trust BIDS.
GARAGE for rent 6I7 2. Rio Grande.
L0kD Iouring car Ter sale cheap. Pm 49,
FOR sALE-Overlaud Is. $500. Ph. III
ask Tor Parker.
ANLES MADE TRUE Without remoginE.
Buchansl-- ~ san Francisco Phi 5347-
NEW Ford roadster. wen equipped sos
y. Ochoa-
Good FORD roadster t0dy Tor sale 1870
OXFORD ST Pm ee32.
sPEEDsTERs, AUTOMOBILES Stripped down
20 order ~ t1perts- 200 n. Kansas. Pm 81
NJ
cords Pm sos for appointment
PARMELEE-3fagne and starter repair
eE- We snee-alize in 9r1uature rewinding-
WILL pay cash for cheap Ford car. Phi
eett.
FOR SALE-Hudsou touring car. good as
new. pr-ee very reasonable Phi 1856
WILL TRADE passenger studeba ker.
victor = oehoa- Phi $500.
BENT FRONT AXLES straightened On
Brown Welding Co.. 600 Texas. Pm 3O51
HUPMOBILE - First class condition.
Priced 10 sell Immediately. address Xz15,
care Herald.
FL PASO AUTOMOBILE laundrv-Havs your
cars washed while you walt; cars called
Tor and DELIVERED. zoo y. Kas- Pm ST.
FOR sALE-Buick light Six five passen-
ger, an evenings Apt AID To- 1916
u san Antonio.
FOR sALE-One Overland 1--WE passgn-
ger car, model so good as new for
f&600-00), 100000 cash and balance 10 suit
you ard me, OF tg550.00 cash. address
AIRS. z. G. GirOn. san Elizario. Tex. or
phone =. Clint
BEAUTIFUL WHTTE-Economica COM
Portable a war time car built TO last
a lifetime. Car cost $500 and has Teen
driven only 900 miles. VIII sacrifice for
quick sale for cash Phi 61o3. or 1911
after o'clock.
WE ARE OFFERING THE FOLLOWING
BARGAINS
Haynes passenger, ISL looks Ike
l--" --as------- ----2 1000
Hupulobile. passenger Dandy service
lal- 4a4t cd sllOu
Ford Touring Car. SELF starter --....s2oo
2 ora TUCK go
heo. passenger, SELF starter, good tires.
soo4 conQlslon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
saxon Ec1cEter ------...-..----.--f2 0o
saxon Roadster ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIS
LOOK THESE CARS OVER BEFORE
YOU Buy.
CASH OR TERMS.
We have the largest line CT used cars in
the southwest
WALTERS a. DURHAM
q O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09
Housekeeping RoOms-Furniahed

-N-|-~-@-77701@-|--|-1-1-7
So. sle. s1s-Phoue 55SSw.
3 FURNIsHED rooms SIS Pm. s5siW.
2 LIGHT housekeepinE rooms to4 Texas.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms cheap. Ph- 5s0sJ.
DESIRABLE housekeepinE roons Pm I7l
ROOMS, kitchenets, sleeping porchss. s2i
s.. FL Paso St
HOUSEKEEPING rooms 1865 MaFoffin.
Phone 4215J-
FURNISHED APT-Private home. I3s
y. Ochoa- Phi. goss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09

WALTERS g. DURHAM
Succrs- 10 Uoagland CO.
21g ". san antonio. Phone 4es5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09

FOR RENT-s4 FOOT FRONT STORE,
BEST BLOCK On SAN ANTONIO ST.
BAKNETT, si9tz p san ANTONIO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09

Property. Pomona. CALI. for cottage Do
y Faso- Furnished cottage Pacific Beach
FOR cottage in FL Paso- Cottages IN Tam
pa ia, for = Pas0 property. Equity
in new furnished bungalows for lots or
car 16 lots in Grandriew for cottage.
VIII aszume- Lots in Deming, n. H. Tor
Fl Ezsc property. valley land for cot
cagea Wen located reneme1t for cot
-zEe CT land
". N. CARL
so2 capIes bag. Pm IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09

Personal
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MONEY loaned SIS Trust bldg.
spirella Cursets- Mrs Miller. Pm s57s-
JACK ELLlOTT-Write 70 mother. Royal
MRS. CHONLA women's ezchange. rs ~
Campbell
CURTAINS CLEANED beautifully Kra-
mer Phi 1859.
MATERNITY sANITARIUM tor ladies.
superior accomuoda tious for confinement
cases; Infants adopted u desired. ira ined
maternity nurse matrcl cf sanltariul.
terms relEunabie- south Houston. one
block from interurhan station For iuf1r-
nation call phone Preston 212 or Hadiey
az z. Q. BOX 80. Houston. TEXAS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-09

& rooms l7oo 2. Boulevard 81, ....s3b90
rooms. S. p. 1917 n. II Paso
garage 90 ..-.....--...........f SIS. 90
rooms. l11i Montana. modern .-.-ss5-0O
% rTeI-l, AssS - -s1'so
rs NILS Bldg Phone sse1.