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AUSTRIANS
SUI FFERING.
F FOOD
GRAVITY OF SITUATION AeoRA.
WAITED BY GERMANY's
BREACH OF FAITH

WASHINGTON, June 22.-official
dispatches founded on information
gathered at Berne reflects the SER
iousness Of the food situation in
Austria Hungary and the difficulties
General Ludendorff the German
quartermaster general, has in sup
plying his armies on the western
front
The dispatches tell OF the diversion
OF food from Ukraine and Bessarabia,
promised TO the Apstrians, to the
Germans themselves. Austrian food
supplies have been exhausted since
April and Austria has been trusting
to its agreement with Germany to
furnish food up to August 18th.
The mayors of Vienna and Buda.
pest warn Of trouble Il Austria is not
furnished food by Germany
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the circus coaches like so much wet
paper. In the wreckage legs and
arms protruded and groans testified
to the suffering of the victims.
The wrecked second section con.
tanned performers and officials OF
the show. The first section carried
the menagerie, canvasmen, tents and
other equipment The wreck burned
for hours. Those thrown from the
wreck stood helplessly watching the
horror and some later we're found
wandering half crazed in the woods
in their night garments.
Searchers were told the fireman
and engineer had been seen after
the wreck. 1t is reported that the
fireman, before disappearing, said his
engineer was asleep. II Is also re-
ported that the engineer had been
seen running across the field from
the wreck. The circus trai was gas
lit. The gas was released by broken
pipes and ignited from burning jets
and from the firebox of the loco
motive which plowed through the
wreck. Many deeds of heroism and
sacrifice are reported. One woman
was screaming with agony beneath
timbers, and when she saw
the flames nearing her would be
rescuers, she shouted: Get away.
get away quick, or youll get burned.
90"
II is officially announced that sixty
line are known tc be dead and lis
INJURED.
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CASUALTY LIST


WASHINGTON, June 22.-Army:
Killed in action So, including Private
Scott, of Los Angeles: died from
wounds, 26, including Private Snyder,
of Napa, Cal; died from airplane
accident, l; died of disease, 9; died
Of accident or other causes, 10, in
cluding Corporal Harris, of Richvale,
Cal.
Marines Killed in action 4, In
eluding Lieutenant Waterhouse, of
Oakland died of wounds, Is. includ-
ing Corporal Christensen, of Oak.
land. wounded severely, u.
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Belmont Ships
Lot of Bullion

= The Tonopah Belmont Devel- =
= opment company shipped this .
= morning by Wells-Fargo 54 bars .
. OF bullion Weighing 104,33S =
= ounces, valued at $125, ,4O5, and .
= S5 tons Of concentrates worth =
= approximately slq50O. making .
. the total production for the first =
= half of June $4,000 in round =
= numbers =
= The Belmont directors have =
= also declared a dividend of 10 .
= cents a share, payable on the =
= first Of July. This makes $780, .
= 600, or a total of $9.66S .069.32 .
= since the company began distrib- .
= uting profits or equal to S6 per =
= share on the capitalization of =
= 100000 shares. =
4 a 4 a 4 a = a
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BASEBALL pRAorlcE

Ihere viii be baseball practice this
evening at $3.50 Tomorrow there
N.h De practice game at $3.50 and
an players are urged to be there in
.,'ae Reno Elks say they fear the
i0nopah team more than any other
IN the state.
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Inv Associated Press)
ITALIAN ARMY HEADQUART,
ERs, Norther Italy (Friday), June
2l.-cayalrymen, artillerymen and
armen are giving effective aid to
Italian infantrymen driving back the
Austrians toward the Piave. One Of
The principal activities of the allied
aviators. who now have been joined
by American flyers, is to prevent
Austrian airmen delivering sacks Of
bread and other dry foods to Aus
irian troops on the western side of
the Piaye, where the Austrians are
sti fighting tenaciously Around
Montello and the region OF the lower
Piaye Italian cavalry is being used to
help push the enemy back, aided by
armored cars carrying machine guns
One out Of every ten Italian sol.
dlers wounded during the present
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SNOWSHED
DESTROYED
in SIERRAS
STATION AT SILVER LAKE AND
SECTION OF SHEDS LOST
BY FIRE
ny Associated Press,

TRucKEE June 22-The Southern
Pacific station at Crystal Lake, Cal,
and several other buildings, with
hundreds of feet of company snow
sheds in the Sierra Nevada noun
tains were destroyed by fire today
from cause unknown. The esti-
mated loss is 100000.
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ENGINEER ASLEEP AT THROTTLE
ESCAPES AS MEN AND WOMEN
BURN TO DEATH IN THE COACHES

L. W. Landman, general passenger
agent of the Michigan Central, said
his only explanation of the wreck
was that the engineer Of the train
Of empties must have been dead at
the throttle This is the worst
wreck in the history of the road, /
believe" he said
Information from Gary is that the
heay steel Pullmars CRASHED through
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CUTTING OUT COAL
FOR D|ST|LLER|ES
HOUSE ASKS THE PRESIDENT
TO ANSWER AN INQUIRY
ABOUT FUEL

WASHINGTON, June 22-The
house adopted overwhelmingly reso.
luton by Representative Randall Of
California, calling on the president
10 inform the house whether an or
der has been issued by the fuel ad-
ministration curtailing the coal sup
ply in liquor manufacturers
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AUSTRIANSO ON THFRUN
AT MERCY OF ITALY

/ fighting bear positive indications u
the use Of explosive bullets by the
Austrians, Chaplain Thwaitz. OF the
American Red Cross, has been in
formed by the hospital directors
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WASHINGTON. June % General
Pershing's communique for yester.
day, received today, reported an I'm
provement in the American positions
northwest Of Chateau Thierry. Brisk
artillery fighting in the Woevre,
Vosges and Chaeau Thierry region Is
noted.
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ny NNaOfIHteU FfeHsI
AMSTERDAM, June 22. - Nine
strikers were killed and 36 wounded
in a clash today with police at the
government railway shops at Buda-
pest. says telegram from the Hun
garian capital
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SACRAMENTO. June 20. A call
for 1000 class draft registrants
from California to till which. accord.
ing 10 Adiutant General Borree. will
require practically all the men now
In class /, was received today by
the governor from General Crowder.
The men will move 10 Camp Lewis
with a tiye.day period commencing
July 22nd
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10 PER CENT RAISE
IN EXPRESS RATES

WASHINGTON. June %. 10 per
cent increase in express rates was
approved today by the interstate com
merce commission AZ the same time
the commission disallowed an appll,
cation for an increase Of Is per cent.
The new rates become effective as
soon as the expresN companies file
new tariffs. This probably will be
within two weeks
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.LENINE TIRES OF JOB
AS PREMIER OF RUSSIA

= Cny Associated PressD .
= ZURICH, Switzerland. June =
= 22 Nikolai Lenine, Bolsheviki =
= premier of Russia, expressed his .
= intention of resigning, says =
= Moscow dispatch published in =
= Berlin. .
= = : = - = = . = .
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RUMORED ATTEMPT
ON EMPFROR'S LIFE

q tHy Associated Pressb Q
. LONDON. June 22-Uncon- .
. firmed reports on the Amster- .
= dam exchange state an attempt =
. was made on the life of En-. .
= peror Charles OF Austria, says a .
. Central news dispatch. .
. = . = . . . = . . .
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MADEIRA COUNTY EXCEEDS
QUOTA or WAR STAMPS

MADEIRA. Cal. June % MADEIRA
eouhty has oversubscribed its allot.
msnt OF war saving stamps Signed
"eases already in hand exceed the
quo'a and they are still coming in
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Orlando says It is pow permissible
to say that the battle has been won
The AustIians are gathering all avail
able men on certain sections of the
mountain front. Only a small part Of
the reserves were drawn upon by the
Italians.
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,us Associated PressD
ROME. June 90. The battle stu
alton is unchanged and infantry en-
gagements were not resumed dur
ing Friday A statement issued 10
the Italian parliament by Premier
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CHICAGO, June 22.-Between 100
and l5O persons, mostly members of
the Observation-Disclosures shows, were
killed or injured in a rear-end col
lision near Gary, Indiana. The wreck
age took fire and many were burned
TO death. The show was travelling in
two sections over the Michigan Cen
trail. The second section was hit by
empty steel Pullmans.
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TWO SPIES HELD
FOR DESTROYING
LARGE FACTORY
ARRESTED FOR WANToN INJURY
TO MATERIALS USED FOR
WAR PURPOSES
~, Associated Prs.s.l

ELMlRA, n Y, June 22.--Lew
Longwell and Hector Bordeau, fore
man Of the Curtis airplane factory,
at Hammondsport, we're arrested by
government agents today charged
with violating the act OF April goth
last against wilful injury or destruc-
ii0n OF war materials.
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RAIDERS HEADED
OFF BY ALLIES
dBy Associated pres.l

thy Associated PresHl
PARIS, June 22--German troops
which last night attempted raiding
operations in the vicinity of Belloy,
southwest of Montdidier, were re-
pulsed, the war office reports. Sim.
liar operations were undertaken in
upper Alsace and were equally unsuc-
cesssul.
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= . . = . . . . . . =
TODAY AND A YEAR AGO.

Official readings OF the ther.
mometer by the United States
observer at Tonopah:
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INV Associated Press)
PARIS. June 20 Fresh reinforce
ments are reaching The Austrian on
The Italian front, which foreshadows
a new assault.
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100000 AMERICAN
SOLDIERS IN EUROPE

are probably not all in one engage
ment but an accumulation from sew.
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NORFOLK, Neb., June 22--Preach-
ing in foreign languages has been
forbidden in Madison county by the
council of defense.
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rhunder Showers this Afternoon or
Tonight; Cooler Tonight
Sunday Fair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-27
SOME HOME BARGAINS

$3.50. rm. bungalow. glassed sleep
ing porch. lots, Government Hill.
take lots part pay, balance easy.
sf2e0. s I'm bungalow. glass sleep
ing porch, 5000 block Alamogordo.
basement. hardwood floors. $500 cash,
so per month
$500. : IN. bungalow. sleeping
porkh. . lots Grand Ave, owner must
sell. $500 cash, balance suit.
$3.50 nm bungalow, sleeping
porch. south front, Nations Ave, near
carline and paved street. $3.50 cash.
bal suit
$500. nm. bungalow. lots, SaH
Jose 81. $3.50 cash, balance easy.
$3.50. Beautiful I'm. bungalow,
Gisssed sleeping porch. near carline,
sta Vista section. saoo cash. bal suit
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phohe 500. 100 san Antonio 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-27
Ready Reference Business Directory
Auto Accessories

~-~-~~~-~~~~~-~O-N-~-~-~
AUTOS WRECKED-We buy. sell or *
change cars OF all makes. large stock OF
repair parts. we deal IN rubber and
metals FL Paso Auto Wrecking Co. Phi
+2ss- 32E Leon St K TrachterberE prop
WRECKED autos, save money We buy.
sell and 20 change cars. all makes Large
stock parts Highest prices paid for rub
Der, metal and scrap iron
STAR AUTO WRECKISG CO.
Overland and Leon Phone 54q3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-27
For SaIe-CountrH Property.

~--~~~-~-~-~~@-~~~~~-@~
Is ACRES most desirable land in upper
valley. Fine coil. cultivated. Bargain for
cash Going 70 war Address o. IS. care
Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-27
For SaIe-Farms and Ranches.

WANTED by two parties 80 TO 50 acres
and 20 acres. both in alfalfa, with i'm
nroEements. IN mnner VALLEY. Phone 1851.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-27
" HAvE IL oUsToMEns


SOME BARGAINS
t5x12o feet, S. Fl Paso and Ninth;
make offer.
i5zi2O feet. S. oregon and Tenth;
make offer.
Eex120 feet. s. Oregon and Fifth;
make offer
Trackage, slx120 feet, Ochoa and
Franklin. leased until June l, 1913. at
1880 a month Attractive price TO
Interested parties See
Mr. Mu1likiu,
DOUGLAS &. CROWELL AGENCY.
s.4 Mills Bldg Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-27
Ready Reference Business Directory
Mattress RenoVa6rs

MATTRESSES made TO order and rene
vated- Dusang & Wsliborn- Phone 1853
MAKERS OF MATTRESSES, repairers
renoVatOrs- Phone AZ 1925 and 1919.
22i2 Myrtle Clark Mattress & Rug Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-27
ORCHARD AND EARN.

- acres near Clint mostly in orchard.
Small house and fences VIII trade
for Fl Paso property Price $4,000.
JAY r. KNOX COMPANY.
501 Csples Bldg. Phone ezss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-27

FOR SALE
Is acres near Ysleta, = alfalfa, on
main paved road. good house.
$4,000. Terms.
Sc ACRES
2is miles west OF Anthony. co a.
in cultivation, good land. 6 room
adobe house. SIS Per acre. VIII
take some trade.
s. TT. CORNER
On Mesa Ave for valley land.
ACRES
And good house in upper valley
S11o0 for bungalow and assume.
". z. HALE & co.
Phone 3s2S- 202 Caples Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-27
TAKE LOTS N TRADE

- Fl. FRONT. y Oregon cor. s blocks
from postoffice. 20 room apt house:
take ia trade up 10 $4,000 part Of
first payment
Buy THIS. so DOWS-New 4 room
BUNGALOW i'm Alta Vista on corner;
never occuDied- sleeping porch, fenced,
for quick sale szf00-s25 monthly.
VALLEY LAND WANTED - VIII
trace in fine piece OF close-in prop
erfy ~ $4,000, clear. and pay differ
ence in cash
Nothing Down. Just Move In-New 5
room bungalow in Alta Vista, glazed
porch. basement, or viii take lots or
automobile as part payment.
HAWKINS BROS.
& Morgan Bldg. Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-27

VALLEY LAND.
We specialize in the valley. See Us
30 acres. l. miles out room mod
ern house. chicken house. garage. out
buildings. water system. VIII consider
some trade.
16 ACRES NEAR YSLETA
Part in alfalfa and fruit, grapes.
etc, good 8 r house. sn ideal ranch.
VIII sell on easy terms, or trade
ACRES.
On main paved road this side OF Is
lcta- Your own terms No trade
WE HAVE SEVERAL ACRE
TRACTS, 10 per cent down, 10 per
cent month On interurban car line.
See CRICHET
WHITE-PADES REALTY CO.
Phone 400
402-4o4 Rio Grande Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-27
Mechanical and Electrical Engineer

Specialists In General Machine Work
Designers & builders OF special machinery
Inventions developed. Patent drawings
Automobile cylinders rebored and refitted
Distributors Harley-Davidson Motor cyclei
SMITH MACHINE co. 3l3 ). Kansaa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-27

FRAME HOUSE
2 LOTS
room frame house. Chester
street, $3.50; take small car in
part payment
BARGAIN EASY TERMS
room modern bungalow, 2
lots. 1000 block Montana St
Furnished or unfinished.
BARGAIN FURNITURE.
10 rooms and sleeping
porches, n. FL Paso St, ar
ranged for light housekeep-
ing. $500: house rents for $50.
20 ACRES At La MESA
Worth SIS. II sold this week
can sell Tor $50 per acre.
This is a real bargain.
100 OTHER BARGAINS
In city and valley property;
viii accept Liberty bonds on
any OF these properties.
WI. PAYNE.
f01 Mesa ave Phone 1850.
Real Estate and Insurance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-27
FARM BARGAINS AND EXCHANGES.

FARM BARGAINS AND EXCHANGES.
S25,0e0-l12 acre ranch, upper valley.
$4,000 bungalow home, fine improvements.
complete set OF machinery. 50 head OF
cattle, 10 head OF horses. chickens, 50
acres alfalfa. family orchard. Z mi sta
ton. trade for FL Paso property.
S1lOo0-S0 acres upper valley. rm-
house, barn, mill, 50 acres alfalfa, balance
cultivation. trade for city property
SIS per acre-43 acres 10 minutes walk
Clint, good house, all in cultivation. 10
acres alfalfa, trade FOR city property.
S90oo-50 acres 4 room pebble dashed
bungalow. stone foundation. good barn.
pump, windmill. all If cultivation, half
mile from station, trade part city prop
erty.
s4749-72 acre Quadrilla. 50 acres clear,
fine land. exchange for bungalow 81 Paso.
$50 per acre-150 acres or smaller
amount. san Elizario. trade for city prop
erty.
SIS Per acre. some OF the finest land
IN the lower valley in 10, 20. 40 or more
acre tracts, 50 per acre cash, SO per
acre per year
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio. St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-27

RANCHES-RANCHE
AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN
Is section. highly improved cattle
ranch in Colorado. $50 acres in
cultivation Fine grass and water
Good terms
156 SECTIONS
400 high grade cattle in fine con-
dition. full equipment Extra
fine grass and water and no feed
ing ever necessary Place viii
carry 5000 cattle. Best buy in
New Mexico.
y. G. BUCHOZ & co.
Sheldon Hotel.
Phone ~. Fl Paso, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-27
VALLEY LAND
PLENTY OF OTHERS II THESE DON'T

SUIT YOU.
40 acres fine soil, all under cultivation;
good 5 room house, Anthony section, easy
terms and only $I25.
80 acres unimproved, but level and fine
soil, well located. very cheap. trade either
city property. or on easy payments or viii
take in good light auto as first payment.
so acres, so acres cultivated, good house.
all good land Price $4,000. easy terms and
small payment
BAILEY LAND co.
Phone 2osS- sos Herald Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-27

For Sale-AuEomobiles-Wanted.
! 1917 FORD family used 514 Mesa
| GARAGE e04 y. Oregon IS mcnth.
| OVERLAND cars wanted Brown W. Co
AXLES MADE TRUE without removing
Buehsnan. 2l2 San Francisco Phi. 33sT
( AUTO repairing. Pass city Garage, a. &.
Woehler. prop. Neff-Stiles Bldg Phi 1910.
/ AUTO body. one air compressor Xxi
1ngersol Sargent. Phone BIOL
! FOR SALE-1sI6 Ford in coed condition.
Prone 4l92 after 3 a m Ask for Ford.
WILL trade clear lots or house for light
car. Mr.. Critchett. P. O. Box 727.
NEW and Rebuilt Batteries for sale.
IL PAS0 BATTERY STATION.
I FOR sALE-1sl7 Ford truck Marker &
! Yonge- $50 Texas.
FOR sALE-FL Bliss jitne cheap. See
| Bus ga.
/ OVERLAND touring car. model S5T in
very good condition Phone 342o.
I WANTED light passenger car. VIII pay
cash Phone s6sSR-
FOR SALE-Five passenger Ford car.
sollie Peters Furniture Co
BYAKs q co.
22I-25 ". San Antonio Phone 1873
Used cars bought and sold.
FOR SALE-Light SIX touring Buick 1917
; model, driven 5000 miles by owner. Phone
S754R
BARGAINS IN USED CARS
W II. Perry Motor Co., 81 West san
Antonio.
FOR SALE-One four wheel new Ford
trailer. four new Goodyear tires. New
body. for half price. Phone 1856.
FROZEN cylinders welded. We don't warp
them. Wrecked frames, tenders. lamps and
radiators repaired promptly. Brown.
Ell PASO Automobile laundry-Have your
cars washed while you wait: cars called
for and Delivered 200 n. Kas. Phi. e7T-
MAXWELL, fret class condition. s275.
Cash $3.50. bal S25 per month Rear coo
Texas. Call for Cough.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Little Buick. good
as new. looks new, been run enc year. Call
s0s Texas.
OVERLAND SO. first class condition. At a
sacrifice. Would take Fcrd car as part
payment. Phone 52ls.
MUST sell five passenger electrical
equipped automobile. VIII consider trade.
Phone 1851.
DOUBLE seated sUrry, Waveriy electric.
Perfect condition except batteries. Origi-
nal cost S2se0. Bargain p .. Box No. Il.
FOR SALE-ONE TON REPUBLIC
TRUCK IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION.
FOR sALE-Overland So. first class con-
dition- Would make fine service car. Gao
tus garage.
BARGAINS IN USED CARS
W. NJ Perry Motor Co. 81 West San
Antonio.
WE repair any battery-Guaranteed
Ell PASO BATTERY STATION.
2l0-l4 ". San Antonio St. Phone 345s-
AUTOMOBILE body radiator fender aud
lamp repairing Fl Paso Radiator and
Lamp Co, L G. Kelly. Mgr. 1904 Texas
Phone Soil
RADIATORS FIXED not repaired. No
dope used. Work air tested different be-
cause guaranteed. Thomas Motor Co. !
Phone So Call for Evans.
1916 DODGE passenger. mechanically !
perfect, leather top. all good tires, cash |
or terms Price $500. 5000 cash. balance /
$50 per month. z. Trachsei. 1912 Wyoming. /
MONEY LOANED on diamonds. watches /
1ewelry and automobiles.
SECURITY LOAN co. PHI. 2s54.
Corner ~ Paso and San Antoine SITS
sl95 CASH BUYS a light five-passenger- I
late model car. equipped with electric I
lights and starter. working parts in first 4
class condition.
JACK SHELDON,
407 Myrtle Ave. Phone %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-27

$50 acres Tornilla-I mile station. coed
level land. The best Of land. Positively
last chance at SIS per acre. All other
lands s65 to S7L per acre. Nothing wrong
with this 1e0 but the price
] will never advertise a proposition that
is not worth more money.
H. B. ELLIOTT.
aoI LIST Nat. Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-27

For Rent-Rooms Furnished.
N-~--~~-~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~-~
ROOMS S250 week ass Leon
/ FURNISHED rooms. 2I7 Arizona 81
NEW home. references. Phone S245J.
BED rooms. steam heat. Phone S1ssJ.
ROOMS reasonable. close in. Pm. 4ss4
ROOMS FOR rent. close in. lie T. Franklin
LARGE modern room. close in. 6os ".
Missouri.
DESIRABLE rooms for business men and
women Phone $3.50.
PLEASANT rooms reasonable. business
district. Hotel Beaumont. 206is Mills
FURNISHED room for gentlemen Phoae
( 1854
PRIVATE home. room and sleeping porch
furnace heat Phone 2ossR-
FOR KENT-Nicely furnished room for
gentlemen. Phone 54s9.
NICE clean an outside down town rooms
$50 up. 422iz T. san Antonio
HOTEL CAPLES-Down town rooms, spe-
clal weekly rates. coz y z. san Antonio
NICE furnished rooms. Ills y. oregon
Apt L.
NICELY furnished room, hot and cold
running water. close in 32I ". Missouri.
HOTEL LAKE. rooms and bath, So SIS.
$50. SIS. so w No. Phi. 530s. Close in.
ROOM private home. employed lady pre-
ferred- Phone 326lW-
FRONT room adjoining bath near Five
Points. Phone S5I9W.
NICELY furnished rooms. 5Is Prospect
Phone 5476J-
LET Herman Transfer Co. haul your
trunk. 25 cents Phone sSo.
PHONE $500, no close in residence rooms
their equal
BED ROOM So month. Gil West MISSOURI
Phone sOsS-
BEAUTIFUL rooms. close in. ~ y. stan
ton
MODERN front bedroom. private family
$40 month. Phone SS5sW.
LIGHT sunny room adjoining bath. steam
heat. walking distance. Phone 7l12.
N SUNSET HEIGHTS front room in pri-
vate family, desirable FOR two gentlemen
Phone 5tS6M-
NICE room for employed lady or genie
man s.. private home. East FL Paso. Phi
So w
NICELY furnished bed room, private FAM
lily connecting bath. near Five Points, two
blocks from Fl. Bliss car. Phone G5S3W-
HOTEL LAUGHLIN
THE
HONEY" HOTEL
81 ". Franklin St FL Paso. Texas.
No hotel Is comfortable as your
own home. but stopping al
HOTEL LAUGHLIN
Is nearer REAL. HOME COMFORT
than any other Eotel in 81 PasO or
the Southwest
TRY IT. REAsONABLE RATES.
DAY, WEEK or MONTH.
HOME COMFORT SERVICE.
NICE large tight airy front bedroom ad-
Joining giassed in sleeping porch, also
bath. steam heat No sick References re-
CURED. 9lS ". Missouri ST