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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10

chen, in charge of twelve uniformed
women drivers. They gained their
first military experience carrying sick
soldiers from Fort Myer to Wash
ington and taking supplies to the
camp.
Miss Hartman is one of the best
automobile drivers and all-round
women athletes in tho country. She
won much admiration by flying the.
hydro-aeroplane Of Mr.. W. Earl
Dodge far out over the ocean at
Newport two seasons ago. This was
a most hazardous and unusual feat
for n woman
She has splendid, powerful, tall,
superbly formed figure, a mass Of
beautiful blond hair and winning,
fearless features. Altogether she is
the best type of the opcn-air Ameri-
can girl
Last Summer Mrs. Hartman and
her daughter went to France with
their ambulance. AT first Miss Har-
riman was associated with n Y. NJ.
{. A. cantccn, conducted by Mrs.
Vincent Aston and other American
women. Her duties consisted large
~ in carrying food and medicines to
war-strickcn sufferers.
1t was not supposed that any of
the women ambulance drivers would
be sent to the firing line, but Miss
Hartman was one who did not
shrink from such an experience, but
actually looked for it. There was
an urgent demand for drivers to
carry wounded and munitions from
a desperately tried section of the
French line, the location Of which
cannot be specified.
Miss Hartman insisted on going
there. For days and nights she
passed through a most terrible ex
perlence carrying wounded men over
the shell-pitted ground back Of the
trenches. At last there came night
when her car, loaded with cruelty
wounded men, broke down on her
way TO the base hospital. High ex
plosivc shells and Illuminating pro-
lectlIcs were bursting overhead.
German aviators were lowering in
the air and one of them was liable
to swoop down at any moment and
blow her and her precious charges
out Of existence
In spite of her skill rs n motorist.
Miss Hartman was completely baf-
He'd to lind the cause Of the trouble.
The situation with the wounded men
grooming at the delay was becoming
terrible.
Strange to say, at this moment
there came dashing along the road
IN military automobile, Lieutenant
Henry Potter Russell, l.. S. A. 1t
was Just like scene in Secret Ser
vice" or some play Of that kind. He
had been ordered TO this section on
mission concerned with familariz
ing the American Army with French
artillery. At least that is how tho
returned American explains it.
Can | be Of any seryicc?' asked
the American officer.
on certainly can, said the fair
driver, pointing to her engine.
In q minute The American officer
mad opened UP the engine and was
looking for the trouble. He found
an obscure short circuit in the igni.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-10
& tzWtM 6,
EHTND the brief announcement

Is Of the engagement of Miss
Ethel M B. Hartman and
Lieutenant Henry Potter Russell, U.
S. A, lies very remarkable and in
spring war romance.
Miss Ethel enjoys the distinction
Of belonging to one of the richest
families in America, and of being at
the same time practically without
money herself. Her father was a
cousin Of the late z. H. Hartman,
Americans greatest railroad builder.
Miss Hartman has been doing val
iant ambulance work right behind
the firing lines in Europe, and it was
there that she met her fiance under
singularly thrilling circumstances
and finally consented to become Mrs.
Russell, instead OF devoting herself
exclusively to war. The incident
that led to this decision has never
been reported, probably because it
was stopped by the censor, but from
an American who has just returned
from the other sido some interesting
details concerning it have been gath
cred.
Miss Hartman first met Mr.. Rus
sell, who is a grandson Of the late
Bishop Potter, at dances and Junior
League entertainments in New York
Just after the European war had
broken out according to one of her
friends, he was exceedingly devoted
to her, although few noticed it. Miss
Hartman, schooled in her mothers
ideas of serious public work, took
little interest in cc-looking young
man who had done nothing.
Make reputation for yourself
AS a soldier or an engineer or some
thing worth while, before vou bother
about me-" was in effect the Young
woman's ultimatum.
every we'll Ethel. 7 will show Won
what can do, and don't forget your
part, was the answer.
Immediately young Russell left
Harvard and Joined the Harics
american Ambulance, which was
then doing a splendid work for
France in the most critical field OF
the war that is, at Verdun. For
nine months he labored bravclv IN.
der fire in the most sanguinary bat
tie area the world has ever known
Then the United States entered
the war and Mr.. Russell hurried
back home and entered the Harvard
Officers Training Corps. In rec
ord timo he obtained q commission
in the Field Artillery Corps. a ser
vice which is probably the most i'm
portant in modern armies and 10
which the most scientific officers arc
assigned.
In September last he left for
France and has since been on duty
with the advanced cxpcditionory
force of the American army. Flo
had been so busy with his duties
that it seems he could have had Iii.
tie time to think Of that affair Of the
heart
In the meantime Miss Ethel had
been equally busy with serious duties
She joined the American Woman :
Ambulance, organized by her mother
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman. at Wash
ington. This consisted Of three an
tomobile ambulanccs and field kit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-27
Ban Johnson Says FraZee'S
 Protest Won't Stops Series
Schedule Drafted Will Stand, Asserts August Herr mann, Despite Unfair Tactics of Boston President
 Who Makes Vigorous Play to Change It.

Cincinnati, O., Aug. 26.-Chairmar August Hermann ot the National Baseball Commission issued the fol lowing statement here today relative to the complain made by President Frazee fthe Boston Americans ot the arrangements ot fine coming worlds serles.
 Had MT. Frazee waited until he had received his official bulletin with respect to the matter possibly noth- ing would have been said by him. The schedule as arranged was made ythe National Commission as en- tirety and not by MT. Johnson.
 "lhe first thought we had Tn mind was to conserve transportation, and for that reason it was agreed that whatever league won the toss, that the first three games could be played Tn the city of such league and the other four games, if it was necessary to play that many, in the city of the opposite league.
 ''Mr. Bruce, acting for the com mission, tosed the coin. MT. Heydler called heads and won. Therefore the first three games were assigned to the city in the National League where the pennant winning club is located and the other four, if it is necessary to play all of them, in the American League city.
 ''The schedule as arranged will be carried out regardless of whether it suits MT. Frazee or not"
 Chicago, Aug. 26.-There will be no change in the schedule for the Worlds series unless Harry H. Fra zee, president of the Boston club, who protested against it's alleged unfair ness obtains the consent of the War department to arrange special trains, president Ban johnson of the Amer lcan league said tonight.
 Paresldent Johnson, himself a member of the National Commission which arranged the schedule said it was drafted with the distinct object of conforming with the governments transportation problems. However 1 wired MT. Frazee that the commits. sion might consider rearranging if he got the permission of the war de. partment to run trains as he sug. gested."
 The suggestion of the national com mission that players donate ten per cent of their share of the series re- ceipts to war charities met with prompt action with members of the Chicago club, champions of the Nat ional league, who unanimously voted to comply with the suggestion.
 President Johnson said he would de@ate the $250 allotted him by the commission for his personal expenses to the charity fund.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-27
ARKANSAS ID Bf READY fOR
 FOURTH LOAN
All School Districts Are Be ing Lined Up for The
 Work.
Special to The Graphic.

Special to The Graphic.
 Little Rock, Aug. 26.--rhe stage is being set for ;n2 Fourth Liberty Loan drive in Arkansas, to be folow- ed by another Y M C. 4. drive, while there is in progress all the time War Savings Stamps drives, and Give-a- Bushel drives and Labor Registration drives, and many other drives all of them designed to aid and support the drives that are being staged in ,Picardy, in Flanders in the Champaign in the Trentino, in Siberia and on the Murman Coast.
 Arkansas is doing it's share, as it has done from the first and will con- tinue to do, notwithstanding the un- fortunate crop conditions. that prevail throughout the state. The casualty lists that come in daily now, contain almost every day the name of some Arkansaas boy either killed or wound- ed in action, and this is bringing the great war home to us as never be- fore.
 The organization of counties into community councils is proceeding most satisfactorily, with the school district as the ultimate unit The fol- lowing counties have already reported nominations of community chairman:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-27

National-Philadelphia at Pitts burgs, no game, rain.
 Boston at Cincinnati, no game, rain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-27

Benton, Carroll, Craighead, Garland, Greene, Grant, Hampstead, Independ- ence, Jackson, Lafayette, Little River Miller, Newton, Prairie, Randolph, Scott, Sebastian, Sevier. Sharp, Union and Washington.
 The organization of other counties is being urged, with the intention of having every county in the state com year.
 district is being enrolled in the Con- munity Council, bein gasked to sub- scribe to the following oath.
 q hereby enroll as a member of the Community Council for School District of the -- County Council of Defense, and pledge myself to be faithful and active in the per formance of my duties, to be loyal and patriotic to my county, state and nation, and to support their efforts to bring the great world war to a victor ious conclusion for America and her allies"
 Maj. A. w. Dobyns, assistant adjut- anat general, is making a tour of the state in the interest of the closer and more complete organizations, and will this week visit Clarendon, Stutt- gart, Dewitt, Rison, Camden, Magno- lia and Lewisville, meeting and con- ferring with the county chairmen, and expediting the organizations in the several counties.
 Gov. Brough will insist that the new Constitution be submitted at the general election in November, and will oppose deferring it until next spring.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-27
HAL CHASE SUES REDS.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. 26.-Hal Chase suspended first baseman of the day sued the Cincinnati exhibition company owners of the Cincinnati club for $1,650, which he clans is sal- ary due him and unpaid.
 He appends a copy of the contract which he says was entered into by him and the company Jan. 31, 1917, and which stipulates salary of ST. 800 payable $650 each two weeks dur ing the playing season.
 The contract, he sets forth, was for a period of two years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-27
CARDINALS CONDITION CRITICAL

Mamaroneck, N. Y., Aug. 26-The condition of Cardinal Farley. i'll at his summer home here, was reported late today still to be critical. He passed wakeful night, it was said, but had shown some improvements during the day
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-27
PREPARE FOR HOT WAVE

The hot sun is doubly dangerous if there is mass of undigested fooN in the stomach. Foley Cathartic Tablets give prompt and sure relief. They act gently but do their work thoroughly. They cleanse the bow els, sweeten the stomach and benefit the liver. For indigestion, bilious ness, bad breath, bloating, gas. Mann's Pharmacy.-Advt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-27

666 cures Malaria, Chills and Fever, or Bilious Fever, by killing the parasite caus- ing the fever. Fine strength ening tonic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-27
GIANTS WIN CLOSING GAME.

St. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 26.-New York closed it's National league sea- son here today by winning two games from St. Louis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-14

FOR ENCHANGE
SnscisI Noheet.

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CURTAINS Numbered CSC. s5c pair.
SPANISH On three months. private les-
sons Conventional method Ph- 80
OPENTSG SALE CLOSES SATURDAY
Costs less at Sterchi's-'
YOUR mattresses renovated SIS up. car
pets cleaned Erwin 1ifs- Co Pm ne
The ouiy stem carpet cleaners sz12 81,
Acme Mat d Feathe- 90. PHONE lsll-
N YOU READ-To1 save money Trunks
hauled &c Herman Transfe- Co
BEFORE you move and want 90 save
money. call Houston Transfer Storage Co.
NOTICE-Ius western Furniture Go. sells
furniture only 20 clothing. and Is To-
Gated corner stanton and Overland Sts-
AMERICAN URSERT-Caldren kept
day or night 1921 d Boulcrarl- Phone
5o5I-
NOTICE TO INSURANCE PATRONS
We have purchased me local llre 4n1
tornado Insurance business OF The Perry
kirkpatrick Company. which gives Us IN
creased facilities Tor handling your bust
guaranteed the best % service and are il-
vlted 90 take u1 with us any matters re-
latiuE 20 insurance
LEAVELL s. SHERMAN
no Tezss street Phone s2-5
TIE NV ERA MEDICAL OFFICES pro
vide for 2leu and Women suffering from
Chronic Disease. Nervous Disease kidney.
Bladder. Rectal diseases etc. just that
treatment that SIS needed 20 restore Vigor-
Gus health The careful laboratory iures-
tfrarfon termination OF blood. urine.
nerve functions. The Application NJ unusual
Remedies iDrElu operations Physical ap-
pllanceeB that have produced the wonder
fll results their patients talk about so en-
dramatically. VIII accomplish tho same
in your rzse.H To visit the New Era Ned
teal Offices ef2- = san Antonio SD to-
tav viii be the first important step
towards retaining you- health. vour phys
-..- nd -.rt.- .-r-rE-E. Lun-L le-a--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-14

For Sale-miscehaneous.
CHEAP motors f-rs- 1ut Leon
u AND rs INCH fans Tor sale. Pm iis5.
FOR SALE-Piaiu milk bottle. Virgins
Junk Yards COS s. virginia
WANTED 10 buy chickens and rabbits
Phone ss75R-
one 6-f0ot iae roz. one 10-foot white
enamel counter Phi. al5l
TOMATO PLANTS for sale CSC per DOZEN
Phone 7z51W-
OPENING SALE CLOSES SATURDAY
Costs less at sterchis.'
CLOSING out an fixtures AZ cost. Installed
free. Guar utee Electric Co. l5ls stevens.
SELECTED canaries. singers. birds Tor
sale. Write for prices. ~. t. Finch. lsa-
NcFsddiu, Beaumont. TeEas
5 PASSENGER Dodge. almost new; one
Edison machine and records. reason Tor
selling in the army Apply 3Sos B.iss -
FOR sALE-In excellent condition. End
hand cream colored wicker baby carriage
Price $50. Phone 5oS7-
FANS BELOW MARKET PRICES
Rented bought and sold Gen Electric
Co - liz
FOR sALE-C0mbination pop corn. pea
nut wagon. in good running order can
NELSON shotgun. - gauge Marlin
safety rifle. 1886. case. cartridge aelr
cartridge Sheffield hunting knife riding
bride. now saddle blanket. halter. STRINGS,
gloves, SIN mer sult- l7l9 L. Boulesar-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-14

For SaIe-Couuhy Properly.

E1F Dale-L04luy EE4AGlAga
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1G0 ACRES Land fdr sale az Auapra- n r.
Five miles FROM El Faso union depot lo-
Gated at stations or two railroads I4-es
sovGrumsut patent Taxes paid Write II
81. Herald
FOR sALE-15s acres. fencsd. located on
Tslcta Boulevard next 90 oil station
Frame house chicken house, rabbit
hu-ches. 1e5 LeEhorn pullers- Number Of
fine rabbits. Good garden one acre Alfalfa
Phone Esieta a5--J
TOR sALE-l3 acres q land between san
Eiizario and Cuzdrills. can Be irrigated,
IS close 20 Lee Moore ranch Price per
acre SIS Also: 90 acres on the island.
about the price see AIRS. Tolasa G Giron-
san Elizario- Texas. o. phone lt. Clint
GOOD RANCHES FOR SALE
With or without stock Good srazing-
Located IN Sew ,Ie-lco. Bargain II sold
az once.
BUNGALOWS At BARGAIN PRICES
VIM sell or trade your property. no matter
where located See US
some nice valley farms 10 t-ads for c--y
properly.
WELLS-PEUGH REALTY CO.
90 Martin Bldg Phonc 1889
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-14
Ready Reference Business DEsetarJ


METALS & MINERALS CO.. BUYERS
$40 san Francisco So Phone A-ta
Platinum. cold. silver Qi-,-silvrr. Metal
lie ard non Metallic Minerals OF an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-14
For SaIe-Farml Id KaneLsl.


FOR sALE--50 head OF stock cattle p-
owner can deliver August e. For par
ticuIars address N52. Herald
FOR SALE or trade $50 acre farm near
TuIia. Texas. four lots en- vs. hl-erish-- Tex.
Address Box s-5. Tul.a- Texas
ror Sale or Exchangs-Ksal Estate.
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5000 ACRES land i1 presidio county. solid
body. TO trade Tor IL Paso property 500
Mills ST. Phi s71
FOR EXCHANGE
Property, Pomona Calf for cottage p
Fl Pas1. Furnished cottage Pacific Beach
FOR cottage IN Ei P1so Cottages in Tam
pa. Fla- Tor r. Paso property Equity
in new furnished bungalows for lots OF
car 10 lots IN Gra1driew for cottage
viii assume. Lots in Deuius. n. Sc. for
FL Fas0 property Valley land Tor coli
t1res Wen located tenement for cot-
taee OF land
w. " CARL
500 Caples Bldz p s..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-14
For Rsni-Apartmsuts FurnIshsd

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APT. 20 rent l1l5 Montana PA 49,
GEORGETTE APTS-Tv-1 rooms kitchel-
etc bath az - Stanton
APT. f0r rent lI55 p Rio Gr-nde. f-o-
MODERS APARTMENT>-Puvate bath
close il. mo- children 2-l Ne 7. Fael-
ONF LARGE room. rIassed BOZ sleeping
porch. kitchen and bath 1910 AIn-.-
cory APARTMENTS-Ous room. kltcl-
euut and bath also one vacant June L'---
Ph. $685. zoos MaEolfln-
MODERNLY furnished apartment VITA
private and sleeping porch OH W.
Missouri Pm 9e3A
nj MONEYS WORTH anything 90 YOU
phone $50. upstairs or doWns-alr=. trunks
hauled CSC Herman Iransts- 20.
A FOTTZ-WOORE BED-sPRING
Is the Eiecplast thing
TOUrZ-MOQEE III KNITIkE co.
SAS ANTONIO APT~-eI0 1r. san An
tonic. Two room apis with large closets
and BATH ai- co1-i sumner rate Fl1l-
TIE WILLyIARN-Frur apartment, light
and cool. =a-aEe- very close iu. no chill
dre1- Cali moruinss, Apt. g. 4l5 Pros
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WILL FURNISHED -FOUR room apartment
with plano. ll Wallace AurrZ- for rent t2r
Two months. very reasonable 20 Fl5--
parties Phone l-l-
ARAGON AITS-TU1 room and 1--WE room
-lrr.-rert- Apply SO H. $40 j. l-o
Craade.
Why PAY CAR FAREs
CLOSE N APT>.-W- NO ST.
blocks From sheldon Hotel
PALMS COURT-FISK-B AM>EN APIS
one. rV0. three and four roo-ls Apis
sfrluir- Porehas PROMPT Service
FTRNisHED OR UNFUENISHED
See them before renting c-selF here
Auto DO Your Se-V--e-
TI~k-RAMSEl KEALLA 90.
Apartments Unfuruished.
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UNFU RSI>HED APT Ph- se-sJ-
l-AKGE APARTeiENI--Brazos. 80 H.
ALEXANDRIA APARTMENTS- Ph. ass.
FOR RENT-N-w bungalow apartment
cam 1913 E Boulevard. Ant .
TIE WHIIFIELD-0re apartment fo1
rent 5-of Montana
TNFTRNISHED APT. TIE PATTERSON.
OPENING SALE CLOSES SATURDAY
Costs Less at Sterchi's.n
GRAND RAPID ATS nr-e rao1
sleeping porch. llel Myrtle Apply lanll1r
ST. REGIS APIS. s0f East Missouri ST.
rooms. bath. kitchen. large sleeping
porch. close iu- PHI 500
TIE BINkLEN-H-a utlful apa--ulgu-i
Give minutes walk 90 purtotiice- cor -p-
son and Davis "a so3lt-
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CONVENIENT
AIRY. FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT IN I'll
PAsO. GARAGE. PHONE 6965-
f FOUR ROOMS. bath. sleeping porch
' Americans only. close iu- Apply 53l w
Missouri e.
THREE ROOM apartment has lar-- sleep
Ing porch and modern built iu features
f ircIudIrr gas and coal range Very Jos
+ rent. $50 Prospect. Ph. tS5s-
HATRED APARTMENTS
fle W. Boulevard ST.. rooms 1-ea' zfas
room. rl1ito- service summer rates
$500 and $4,000
DOUGLAS C. CROWELL AGENCY,
b 7cf 3iuIs BldE Phone ssoo
HILL CREST APIS.
J Beautiful unflruished apartment flu
rooms. bath and sleeping porch Built o
. featur1s- hardwood floors ald every mod
D eru convenience Rent $50 Apply 90
THE LAY REALTY & TRUST CO.
Phone ISIS goo Trust Bog
f FOR RENT. a 100 Texas 81. TWO lover
2 unstairs APARTMENTS front and oar-
f entrance. four rooms and bath. gas rarE
and hot water heater. Rooms newly rem
I osared- beautifully napered and painted
/ Also two Downstairs apartments 1ou
rooms. BATH ha-eucnt and yard sam
] FURNISHINGS as above Inquire 2ot Iils ST.
. Phone SOS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-14

For CaIe-AufnmobIIe -Wauted
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fs5-75 = i---7-- 5-77--
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AUTOMOBILE loans. 5I5 Trust Bldg-
Gar 5T-F=--577 --7------7-- D. .g777T
F=777577 -.-=- 75--- - ~
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FORD TFTCK- cheap f6- -7gF- 9f= n
stanton
FOR sALE-FT. BIzs TIne. Phi 555sT
or see bus -I5
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MODEL HupuotIe- first class co-di-
ton ~ FIRST N4tl Bank
~PEFD~TFRS -rtor-0b5Trg Steamed dow
10 order by ,1perts. zoo \. kansas. Pm 90
FOR RENT-57rzEe In sunset Heats
1905 Prospect PHI r--z
ron - - -
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VI N-Al-h zero -.-.--5 -el- go ,o--t-
t,-,s..- -. -.s 800.
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FOR SAIL LlA7re- touring car l=-t
model perfect condition. new u-es. seat
~ -. >=.=-l. 2 y 59ss-
BENI front AALE> E-rai shtenec on
car Radiators and tenders repaired
Brown welding Co.. 500 Texas Ph. Se5-
FOR ~AIE-Fo-f TOURING c9- electric
starter etrrl- areo-ts-s and new tires
esl5 Richmond ST.
FOR ~ETE-7g-7 ---7--1- gs7F starter
god -l--s r-r9,- Lcdv ff dr-t-sd yf-5 ea
auro Tl-e CO.
90 a. - -----------7-7- 800 - -
cars vashed. while you wzis; cars called
I2E 4a4 ee-l--5ee- 20 y Aas- IN 80
passenger Ford body Phone ssl5 after
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oNE nlANN 4-sAt 5iAs 5'94 gon1---.-il.
price $3.50 j. s. Miller. 100 san Francisco
ST.
on 1-770T{TT D. : 10000 -----7 -
5i-io- go 7vlrs,- 4. rC--s-S-s--- .sa
T-1sf b-4- ph va
Sectional s'oT9se Batter lEHit l. &c, c..
-..-r ~ ,..-r- =. go a.
49, w ------ - l--- 80
OR sAl-E--Cadillac touring car perfect
eonclllo1- i9eal family o. service car 5000
1855.
FOR >ALE or trade for ear. 1918 Hel1er-
son. model Z. special Painted yeil.v:
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-14

FOTH ROOM COTTAGE with go9u
bath. electric lights and large sleep
ING porch. $500. viii take good second
hand car as first payment Phone 4g5s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-14

THE FL PAsO Banner e. right. Pass
the dividends and work or fight Lle
Myrtle Trading place agrees r1at an
profits shall go 20 the way fund. we have
Tor sale 1000 bales chCice alfalfa one hole
Kitchen range enc sual tee box one
heavy wagon. Ford trccz- l9 wheeler. Pm
-045.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-14

Apartments Furnished & Uhfuruished
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DE LUNE ArT>-Furuished or unfl--
rlshed apartments lol- ~ oregon an.
PICKRELL APART1i ENTS-rvo or four
room modern steeu heated apartments for
rent. Inspection and price wlU convince
sou they are the ttst in city. Ph. lslil
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-14

MODERN room house EIassel aIetI-
f-r porch. garage large cement
-o-cb on two sides. fire home on cor
-r-. fixed for chickens owner living
IN rouee 1881 Bliss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-14

FOR SALE
o. room Bungalow on Montana
street. garage 3 fun lots.
$500 90. Terms.
BHOADDUs a. LIE BARON,
Land Merchants
-l8-10 First Natl Bank Bldg.
Telephone 1855.