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The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-12

Dublin Evening Telegraph, which is described as the official organ of the Nationalist party. Both of them are concerned merely to assure the peo- pie of the United States that Ireland has never been charged with being pro-G German. The plea is somewhat ir- relevant One can even credit the statement of the Telegraph that Irish men believe that right and justice are on the side of the allies" What this country has been unable to under stand is how Ireland can justify its resistance which, in the words of Mir. q cause. which in the words of MT. Dillon, 'is the cause of freedom" 1T Ireland believes that right and justice are on the side of the allies" and that they are battling for the cause of free dom, neutrality itself is a reproach. and Ireland only insists on remaining neutral when it resists the only prac- tical measure for enlisting the valor of it's sons in the support of that cause
 For a time it seemed as If Ireland was merely bent on compelling a grant of home rule. But 1t is plain now that that is not the case. The grant of home rule Is all but inevita ble To make 1t quite so, Ireland has only to persist in it's refusal to take its place in the battle line of the allies There is an irresistible force of public opinion. both in this country and in England. whose decree will be determined almost entirely by the conduct of Ireland. It will demand the grant of home rule if Ireland shall show itself faithful to the cause to which it admits itself to be under a moral obligation, and it will become indifferent or approve denial of home rule if Ireland should persist in remaining neutral. The fact is, the British government has neither the desire nor the hardihood to i'm. pose conscription on Ireland without accompanying it with a grant of home | rule.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-12
JUNIOR BOY SCOUTS PLAN
 ID GO 0N CAMPING TRIP

Even as the Boy Scouts in the few years that they have been organized are now recognized for their courtesy obedience, chivalry. loyalty and daily good turn, so have the Junior Scouts of Cofdova been putting into practice many of the same principles. Organ ized about year ago to look after the interests of the younger boy not old enough to join the Scouta,, it in cludes In its membership 'aalsCordova boys between the ages of eight and twelve. 1-..
 The aim is to teach obedience, loy'
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-12

alty. and the principles of a "squar' deal to all The meetings familiar ize the boys with ordinary parliamen. tary procedure in business meetings and are followed by setting.up exer' cises which tend to build up the growing bodies. Frequent hikes have been indulged in and all the members are endeavoring to learn to swim by the close of the summer season.
 A camping trip is being planned in the near future for the boys. The place being considered is Mckinley Lake. The boys will be taught the rudiments of woodcraft and how to care for themselves.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-12
THE coLoNEL's COMMANDMENT

Since the dawn of history there
 have been but few men who have had
 the temerity to suggest the possibility
 of improving upon the works of the
 Almighty. In like manner. It has gen orally been supported that the Divine ordinances, as revealed by Moses in the Ten Commandments and by Christ in the Sermon on the Mount. were per feet in themselves and sufficient for all practical purposes here, below. So that, when some mere mortal pre- sumes 10 add or detract from the fun damental moral code of Christianity as laid down by the ancient law givers. the disposition of his fellow men is to seriously question his men tai soundness and sincerity.
 What then, shah we say of Colonel Roosevelt, who ecently remarked to friend that if 1t were in his power. he would make new commandment? We know of course that the Colonel has daring disposition that he has never in all his life hesitated to rush in where angels tread; but, with all this, we have never doubted his san ity or challenged his sincerity. So 1t follows that if the strenuous person Is of the opinion that the ancient laws should be revised or supplemented to suit modern conditions, we ought to be able to accord his suggestions the most respectful attention without run ming the risk of involving ourselves in the commission of a sacrilege.
 The Colonel opines that his com mandment, like those of old. would be for the good of every person, young or old, weak or strong, sick or well, rich or poor, and he would have it read as follows: Thou and thy chil- dren and thy chldren's children shalt frequently and regularly practice some approved form of physical culture; not for thine own good alone but for the good of thy offspring. aye, for the good of the community, for the nation, the state and society, and for all humanity. Selah."
 Which. by the way. is mighty good doctrine. and we doubt that the Colonel has committed any affront against the holy authorities by sug- gesting this new Commandment that has for its object the proper care and culture of the physical body At times he seems to be a crank on the subject of bodily exercise, but then, like the prophets of old, he practices what he breaches and today he stands out among a hundred million countrymen as the most striking example of az gressive energy and vigorous manhood "a condition he has attained by strictly observing the Commandment that he now seeks to lay down to his people.
 Just how the Colonel would be obliged to go about to have his new mandate appended to the original Ten Commandments that God revealed to Moses on Mount Sinai. invites a most interesting speculation. It might be possible for him to have it included in the very next revision of the Scriptures that comes from the press: but to think of it, the Scrip lures are said to be of holy origin, while the Colonel himself Is only sup posed to be human. Be that as 1t may, | however. the American people will do well to take this precept to heart.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-12
Conf f0l~tabIe 5or.xee

uppers are selected from the heart of specially chosen, plump calf skins. Sturdy oak leather goes into the soles.
 The BUCKHECHT Army Shoe has been manufactured ever since the Munson Last was perfected. It is not an experiment, nor a nasty wartime creation, but the standard time-tested Army Shoe. And its price is very reasonable-so why take a chance with a substitute? Ask for the BUCK HEIGHT Army Shoe by name. Our registered trade mark on every pair IS our mutual protection.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-12

Assistant District Attorney H. C.. Bennett. who has been here for several days representing the government in the prosecution of violations of tho fishing regulations. will return to Hsl- des this evening on the lauAcA Waif.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-12

The big things you demand in a shoe arc built into the BUCKHECHT Army Shoe. Its comfort comes from the Munson Last as specified by the U. S. Army. Businsss men, tdrmrrI. tarmtH, mirfrJ, ranCherI, JtortJmrn, hkrrt, o4fioor sporkert-all are wearing the BUCkHECHT Army Shoe. Results Foo, troubles are no longer known to them. And-what's more-their shoe bills have been satisfactorily reduced.
 The durability of this shoe-and good looks, too--come from the finest materials and best workmanship. Its
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-12
QUESTION THAT cONFRONTS
 IRELAND

The statement given to the Asso- ciated Press by John Dillon, leader of the Nationalist party, for the enlight, enment of opinon in this country, lacks a. great deal of being as Illuminating as one could wish. So much may be
 said, too, of the expressions of the
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-12
LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS

ASHLAND, ROBERT, Corlova, Alaska and Seattle, Wash tred Merchan ASK CHARLES W, Skagway, Alaska
 w. Ask Sons, Goers BENTON ANDREW A. 70 Wall Street New York City President Bank Alaska BISBEE, E. 1254 Chamber of Commerce Bldg, Minneapolis Linseed BOGART COL. JOHN, Al Broadway New York City Builder of Brooklyn Bridge BREWSTER, HENRY D., 12O Broadway, New York City
 
 CURTSS HENRY H, Syracuse, New York Wholesale Plumbing Supplies DINSMORE, THOMAS H., 366 Broadway, New York City Chemical Co Typewriter Co., Dir N w. States Portland csn' DIIDINE, F. E., Tacoma DINSMORE, LAIRD C.. 366 Broadway New York City President National Underwriting Comapny DONANDER COMPANY Al Broadway, New York City %.. DUNHAM, LEWIS L., 12O Broadway, New York City secretrayTreasure. Equitable Building Corporation FREEMAN ZOHETH S., 12O Broadway, New York City Formerly Liberty National Bank Director of Alaska FIEITMANN VIM. M, 356 Fourth Ave, New York City
  FULTON, K L, Portland Indiana
 Mining Company CAVITY, PROSPER H.. Skagway Alaska andR Aaska GIDEON, F. w.. Carcross, Yukon Territory "
  GORDON, FRED w., 6l Broadway, New York City Corporation Donander Company Director tratt Whitney Company GRANT. JOHN C., Wrangel, Alaska Proprietor wangel Hotel HALL. VIM w, II East And Street, New York City - -" 7ah HARRISON, l.. A., Skagway, Alaska "O LA.H Merchandise HARROI.D E. SEARS, Westover Virginia
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-12

Madam velva will gtvs soieati6c card rsadings for short tine oaly. trom [ ?. m- snul 10 ?. n. ever Hears stoee> .s.. A.. ......-..-...
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-12
 BANK OF ALASKA THAT YOU KNOW FOLLOWS:

IFMIIiII, A. J- 14O Broadway, New York City Chairman Guaranty Trust Co., Director Adams Express so  lllLERY WILLARD R., Cordova, Alaska NceIresden Bank of Alaska Director Bank of Alaska HODGES GEORGE w. l4 Wall Street, New York City Remck-odge X KENNEDY, JAMES, Skagway, Alaska
 Kennedy kOEIII ER MAX, 21G Rao Building, St. Louis, Mo.
  LEACH ARTHUR B. @ Cedar Street New York City President A B Leach Bankers MCCORMACK, P. C., Wrangel, Alaska
  MCFARLAND, J. E., Carcross, Yukon Territory lakinaw MIDDIEDITH, JAMES F., III Broadway New York City MILLER, CHARLES A.. Utica New York President Phoenix Underwear NOAH, ANDREW H., Akron, Ohio
 F. F.Goodrc Compa PULLEN, H. S.. Skagway, Alaska
 Propr RASMUSSEN, k. A., Skagway, Alaska
  SEAMAN, HON. A. P. w.. 60 Broadway, New York City Counselor at Law SHAPIRO MARY Z, 12O Broadway, New York City SHEPARD FINLEY J., 12O Broadway, New York City Missouri Pacific R R SILBERMANN PHILLIP 1851 Avenue, New York City
  STEVENSON, ANDREW, Skagway Alaska President Alaska STEVENSON ARCHIBALD E. 20 Nassau Street New York City
  WAI.BRDGE, HENRY D, II Wall Street, New York City P WARREN, w. H. Wrangell, Alaska President Alaska WESTERMANN, J. T, Captain, National Army WOLFE, s, H., 165 Broadway, New York City ,-. , Consulting Actuary YOUNG HOWARD E., 27O1 Boston Street, Baltimore Md. President. Young Company. Licoce Manufacturers
Arizona republican., 1918-01-06
FRATERNAL|SM BY HE AD OF
 BROTHERHOOD

A rare treat is in store for the citizens of Phoenix, and especially TOT all members of the different fraternal organizations, in the coming to this city of Mir. Carlos S. Hardy, supreme president of the Fraternal Brother hood, who will deliver an address on most vital subject.
 "FraternaIsm and the War"
 At K. P. hall, Saturday, January F, D. m. MT. Hardy, has just returned from a conference of the leading fraternal societies at Washington, D. C., and has an important message to deliver 10 the public in general.
 MT. Hardy is leader in fraternal- ism, having become a member of a fraternal society, when only sixteen years old and since that time frater- nalism has meant more to him than any other movement for the better ment of mankind. For nine years he was general counsel for the insurance department, Supreme lodge Knights of Pythias, and for four years he was secretary and treasurer of the law section of tho national fraternal con- Sress, for four years secretary ard treasurer of the Fraternal Society Law association, and was chairman of the committee, that drafted for the Ma IlOndl frdIerndl congress, the leSlSld- tion subsequently, enacted in a major ity of the states relating to fraternal societies. The subject of this sketch is q member of the Knights of Pythias, Elks, Moose, Maccabees, Woodman, Royal Arcanum, Royal league and sev- eral clubs. He has lectured all over the United States on fraternalism, and by invitation before the conven- tions of state insurance commission CTS, and has for many years specialized in the practise of fraternal insurance laws. having had personal charge of more fraternal insurance cases in courts than perhaps any other lawyer in America. In addition, he has re- vised the plans and bylaws of a number of societies in the supreme court, of different states and of the supreme court of the United States.
 Mir. Hardy Is the author of four vol umes, entitled papers on fraternal in- surance, two large volumes entitled "F'raternal Society Law and a re- gently issued single volume entitled "Fraternal Insurance Law
 MT. Hardy is now writing patriotic ceremony to be used by all lodges of all societies during the war.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-06
TESREAu SIGNS

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The New York National league club announced today that Charles Tesreau, veteran pitcher of the team, had signed a contract for 1918. Tesreau is the first major league player to@ignsa. 1918 contract,
Arizona republican., 1918-01-06
FEAR EPIDEMIC
IRepubIIcan A. ?. Leased Wlr.l

COLUMBIA. s. C., Jan. 5.-Warning Of possibility of a state wide cpl demic of spinal meningitis was given today by the state board of health in D formal statement to the public. The disease. which has prevailed in mili- tary camps in the state, and which has been epidemic at Camp Jackson, here, has appeared in various parts of the state the statement said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-20
For Sale-MiseeHaneou,

LARGE WAGON SHEET, heavy canvas
about l4N20, s12- SIS trunk, good as
new. SIC. 1900 Mesa at noon or after s.
FOR sALE-Rubber tired baby bugs. 10
good condition. new top. PHI 563f or apply
1872 Laurel St
FOR sALE-Miu machinery for half price
THAI cost Boiler. heater, engine, two
steam pumps. and al the rest Of mill ma
chinery, Including rollers, all in good con-
dition ready 10 start mill. sly mill was
destroyed by fire. Apply 20 Mrs. 7. q.
C2f-uu San Effzarfo Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-20
For Rsnt-Housss Furuisbed

MODERN BUNGALOW, four rooms and
sleeping porch, furnished with plano. Near
Country club Pm. 1il5. sac Msgoffin-
AT MOUNTAIN PARK. n. My six
room furnished house, after sept. ard-
Vegetables from garden and fruit for table
use included Address Dr. j. r. Rawlings
FOR REM room furnished house,
sleeping porch, garage. electric lights and
water. furnished $50 Per month Four
~. west Of city Pm COS or 1856
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-20
Special Notices

HOUSTON Transfer & Storage Co. will
either move your goods by load o. con-
trnct- 2A- zee
WILL THE GENTLEMAN. WHO WAS
NEAR THE SCENE OF THE COLLISION
BETWEEN A RIO GRANDE STREET
dITNE AND A FORD CAR AT THE COR
NEK OF RIO GRANDE AND ST. EEATN
STREETS On TIE MORNING OF JUNE
10Th AND WHO TALKED WITH THE
DRIVER OF THE OVERTURNED CAR.
OR WILL ANY ONE ELSE CONVEX
SAINT WITH THE ACCIDENT, KINDLY
PHONE Gas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-20
For Rsut-Auartments Furnished

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TWO ROOMS, sleeping porch; water,
I lights, phone furnished 1913 y. FLOR
enee- IN aloy.
COTY APTS.-Ono OF two room apart
ments with sleeping porch Io9s Magof-
fin Phi. e056.
LIVING ROOM, dining room. bed room.
kitchen and bath, beautifully furnished.
Io1t y. oregon, Apt %
SAN ANTONIO APrS-2I0 ". san An
tonic. Two room Apis. with large closets
and bath, air cool: sumner rate. ~. $3.50.
THE BEACOS-Modern Groom, kitchsuer.
Z bath and sleeping porch All outside
rooms. front apartment Pm zzI6- 100
Wyoming
THREE FURNISHED hcusekeepinF rooms
s25 month, lights and water furnished
Four room apartment furnished with wa
ter SIS north. 500 Mesa
For Rent-Apartmenfs Unfurnished
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ALEXANDRIA APARTMENTS. Phi ass.
THREE ROOMS, bath and sleeping porch,
500 Texas Inquire az san Antonio
THE WHITFIELD-An apartment FOR
rent. 5204 Montana. opposite park
Five Room unfurn.shod flat within walk
ing distance Pm S51b-
TWO ROOMS. Kitchen, bath, Sleeping
porch, heat. reasonable 1911 y. Oehoa-
THEE Room. second floor apartment
+ vacant aug aNAs HNo AEA.NAA= @Al AAA Z
1913 n. Campbell Phi 1898.
TWO GROOM FLATS. bath and sas
heater, 100 block Texas. Apply Mrs.
Bush. Orndorff Hotel Phi IL.
A little down the buyer pays.
~ A little every thirty days.
FOTTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
SHALL. strictly modern four room apart
ment with garage 1004iz Prospect. SS2-5o.
Phi 5s5 business hours
THE BINkLEf-Beautifui apartments
five minutes walk 70 postoffice- Cor Up
son and Davis. Phi so87R-
TO LEASE-Four room unfuTnished
apartment, 10 sick differences required
FOR REST-Very desirzbie four ro0m
apartment, close in 527 W. Missouri Phi
FOR REST-Fivs room apartment, choice
location, close IN. large sleeping porch
Call 500 Epson Ave or phone 22Z7-
THE ROsEN-Beartiful five room apart
ueut, strictly modern. all bu-it % Yea
tures. ~ Prospect Tn 5ss2,
MODERN four rooms and sleeping porch.
private IN every respect III s Ochoas
haf block from Toltec club. Phi SSH
ADULTS ONLY-Exceptionany beautiful.
new high class duplex apartment Five
rooms, bath. garage Private entrance
Numerous huiltin converiences. 1913 Los
Angeles St Phi 2e3 during day or S5ioJ
after D. m
run mn cry ace AAE4EaAaAfA 4oAa
room apartments in the Lambeth SIS
and $40 month Janitor service and steam
heat In winter. 1894 Upson Ave
JAMES L MARI & Co, Phone tS50.
HILL CREST APIS.
Beautiful unfurnlshed apartment. four
rooms, bath and sleeping porch Built IN
features, hardwood floors and every mod
eru convenience Rent $50. Apply 20
THE LAY REALTT & TRUST co.
Phone ISIS eos Trust Bldg
HALFREb APARTMENTS
az ". Boulevard ST.. : rooms. breakfast
room, ianitor service. summer ratea.
$500 and 5000.
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY,
20 Mills BldE. Ph. SSce
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-20
For SaIe-Furniture

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SEVERAL PIECES OF furniture for sale
cheap. Pm 7555W- No. g. Brazos-
FOR sALE-Bed and dresser cheap II
taken AZ once Phi 2119W.
Refrigertors reduced 20 percent and
your credit is o. X.
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
Five ROOMS Of furniture for sale. nalf
house rented. close in. cash or terms
1910 Wyoming Pm. ez9oW-
FURNITURE Of five rooms and Sleeping
porch for sale. house for rent. 101 Wyom-
ing and Oregon. Pm. 1850.
REASONABLE-Duofo dressing table.
library table and chiffonier- 2517 Fed
eraL Phi 60e9J.
FURNISHINGS for three rooms. complete
for housekeeping Rooms can be rented
1907 T. Boulevard
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS ~ a rooming
house. $3.50 would take part on time
House for rent $50 Nicely arranged for
Two parties 10l - Campben-
FURNITURE. chickens. Belgian hares.
galvanized tin fencing. beautiful ferns;
must sell AZ once leaving town 5301
orc Phi S-56W.
MN FURNITURE EXCHANGED
for old WIN buy second hand goods Your
credit IS good Phi. 1888 and save money.
HOME FURNITURE CO. III \. Stanton.
FOR sALE-Fumed oak dining room suite,
rockers. chiffonier. library table. gas
range. kitchen tables. etc; perfect con-
dltion- Pm 569lR 6l1 y. Estrella-
The WESTERN FURNTTURE Co. viii
pay cash for your furniture or we viii
exchange II for new Come 10 the store
that saves you money. Phi 1fS2- Corner
stanton and Overland.
COMPLETE new furnishings OF six room
cottage Part now rented clears rent Gas
water, lights. etc. lease 1215 z. Boule-
ward Phi 4sS2.
COMPLETE furniture OF three rooms;
cost $500; almost new; balance due $3.50,
viii take sfS for my part; can pay the
$3.50 az IS per month Cool place In
Highland Park, very cheap rent $500
FOR SALE-White ivory Sigh bedroom
suit and fumed oak dining room furniture,
practically new Apply as Prospect Ave.
Apt g.
AsnG NUr trade that old sewing machine
o. furniture In on new We pay cash for
second hand furniture or give you terms on
all purchases
see YOUNG. 1O7 s. Stanton st.
Phone Nl1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-20
Business Chances

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II THE $50 gets busy. call 292- Herman
Transfer co
PHONE S65s-Ei Paso Transfer Co. Gag
gage and moving. hauling Of an kinds.
FOR SALE or trade, Hotel savoy call
on D. C Seaman
TWO-CHAIR barber shop very cheap for
cash. 5000 Alameda
WE Will. SAVE you money On moving
your household goods Houston Transfer
q storage Co. PHI G@2
POOL HALL, cigar and cold drink stand
az sacrifice account OF leaving city Ap-
~. 1le a-es--
fT- Bliss HERALD ROUTE for sale ac-
count geing away Call phone ISL C.
% GrlEg.
GROCERY STORE doing nice little busi-
ness for sale or trade address Cl49, care
FOR sALE-One Of the best business
In Maria. For reference write box 1s-,
Maria. Tex
BARGAIN-1iust sen a. once. cigar stand.
soft drinks confectionery. lunch counter,
shine stand Address Gas. care Herald
ELEGANT OPESING-For lunch and soft
drinks, close O. Union depot Counter,
tables and chairs furnished Inquire Ho-
tel Bristol
IOR sALE-Business; drug store. soda
fountain, ice cream parlor, notions, only
one fin good town, ". s. soldier station
address CI53, eare Herald
MEXICAN LAW ADVISORY DEPT.-Efn-
cheney Attractive rates All Legal matters
Ask for pamphlet II Boiauos Cache,
cables Bldg. Fl Paso. Texas
LADIES SHOP-lIuuncry and ready wear
IN best New Mexico town " 5000 All
new goods stock and fixtures invoice
about 1880 Exceptional opportunity for
dressmalzer and milliuer- To, care Herald
FOR sALE-HoteI furnished. on famous
Apache trail between Phoenix and Globe,
VIA Roosevelt dam. eight stages daily
Now doing between one thousand (S1t00)
and fifteen hundred fS1.5QQl per month-
selling at sacrifice on account Of health
apply 7. C. Pomeruy. Fish Creek Inn, via
lLesa. ArlE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-20
For Rent-MisesIIansous

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SPACE IN REAR suitable FOR storage or
garage Inquire f22 san Antonio
FOR REST-IDEAL THEATER-CentraI
location: completely equipped ready Tor
business seats 45e Apply Arthur Everltt.
Jeweier. Albuquerque.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-20
Machinery, Tools, Power, Electrical
and COpiFactors' Equipment
For Sale

WESTERN WELDING co.
Facilities for welding largest machine
parts. Phone 35s- a22 8 Santa Fe-
KRACK a JACK K s cutters. Slower en-
gines. Samson wind mills. ranch light
plants. krakauer. York & Moye, = Paso.
ONE No. American Centrifugal pump.
in good condition. s. S. Carpenter. e02
Texas St. Fl Paso. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-20

For Reut-SIores and Offices
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EOk EENr-nesirahle oruces IN the
Herald building Reasonable rates Apply
20 the auditor OF The Herald
MORGAN BLDG.
Ground floor store room.
DOUGLAS C. CROWELL AGENCY.
22i Nils BidE- Phone sseo.
FOR RENT-Ground floor office In Hen "a
building; very suitable Tor real estate and
insurance office Apply TO the auditor OF
The Herald.
So S. e Paso. store .....-..-.-.....s50
lut san re ncl1co OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
2oI Mesa Ave. offlce. Morgan Bldg-.-@i5
200 s. St Fraia Cor. Second St-..--..s2l
1905 S. Sarta Fe. new stcge -..-..---.Sa0
4os san Efsrc.sco, store and base
l44-nI -eeN
- ). II Faso. store .-------.--.--.---s5 ~
SOY Myrtle. Gtcre ---.--- 20
100 z. Second. Cor. Fl Faso. base
luelL sssss-----. zee 81 80
III =. Overland store and basement. SIS
122 S. Station. Cor. Overland. store. $50
500 san FIa-cisce. . floors and base
meut 7t1125 feet. trackuEe. ....- $3.50
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY
224 Mills Bldg. Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-20
Special Notices

CrRTAISs hundred Phone 77s2W.
EOUR mattresses renovated sI.75 Up. car
pets cleaned Erwin 1ffE Co. Phi 1llo.
Have yfur iaundry doIs al go. Ange and
WYOMING EtE Coinred Laundry A. Jackson
TF TIE go gets busy. call 80. Herman
transfer 60.
HHEHICAS SURsERY-Day and night
lezl F. Boulevard Phone 6os7-
THE ONLY stem carpet cleaners. szl2 81.
Acme Nat e. feather CO. PHI 1871
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-20

FOR SALE-Smau house on two cor
uer lots. in Government Hill, at a
bargain Phone 1881
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-20

FOR RENT OR SALE, room house
with bath and large sleeping porch;
lot 50xI20 Phone 40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-20

FOR SALE by owner, a good home,
no membranes. cheap for cash.
Phone 77o5-J after p. m