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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-25
Somewere In America
Women as Finger-Print Experts.

women as Finger-Print Experts.
Women have proved their ability
to become expert in 6nger-print
work, according to Henry P. de
Forest of the New York Civil Serv-
ice Commission.
The experience that | have had
leads me to believe that women are
particularly adapted for fnger-print
work" says Mr.. de Forest of the
New York Civil Service Commits
sion. I'm 1904 Mrs. M. f. Holland.
whose husband had detective
agency, became interested in the
hnger-print exhibition made by
Scotland Yard at the St. Louis Ex-
position. She took up the subject
and went to Scotland Yard to study.
Upon her return she gave instruc-
tion to Mr.. Halls of the United
States navy at Washington, and to
number of other officials. Mrs.
Holland was one of the first persons
in America definitely to teach the
subject to government officials.
Another woman in New York,
Miss Sullender, about five years ago
began the study of finger prints.
She became extremely proficient and
seood first in two competitive ex-
aminations held for 6nger-print ex-
perts by the Civil Service Commits
sion of that city. A Mrs. Title
stood second. Both these women
passed a better examination than
the best man in the city at that
time. Miss Sullender is in the Fin
ger Print Bureau of the Department
of Charities. She has been teaching
the subject for the past three years
with great success. and three of her
women pupils, Miss Dahm, Miss
Burns and Miss Nolan, are now in
the Finger Bureau of the
United States Navy, of which ]. |
Herbert Taylor is chief.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-25

letters request consignments o
from Is to 500.
Never before has there beer
such enthusiasm shown in prepara
tions for celebrating the Fourth o.
July" says the woman's committee
THE petition of citizens of for
eign extraction to the presiden,
that they be allowed on this day
an opportunity of expressing their
loyalty to the United States has
undoubtedly quickened the interest
of every one. But there is a rea-
son that lies deeper in the hearts
of American women; their men are
fighting for freedom-it can not be
mere words to the present genera
tion of women. War has given to
it the meaning that it had in revo-
lutionary days. To the women OF
America this Fourth Of July will be
as dearly paid for as that frs,
Glorious Fourth So women
throughout the country are going to
do their part in giving to it a true
significance"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-25
SHORT LINE RAILROADS
FEAR BANKRUPTCY
Allege They Will Be Ruined if Not
Cared For.


Washington, June 25.-Because
OF the railroad administration atti-
tude toward the short line roads of
the country, 10000 miles of lines
belonging to smaller companies are
now on the verge of bankruptcy and
threaten to suspend operations, rep
resentatives of the short lines told
the senate interstat commrc COM
mittee in opposing Director General
McAdoo'S request for an extension
OF the time during which control
over the carriers by the government
may be reinquished. They urged
an amendment to prevent relinquiSh-
ment of short lines while control OF
competing trunk lines is retained.
Ben B. King OF Dallas, Texas. and
member OF the executive committee
Of the association, bitterly assaied
the administration attitude, saving
he had been informed that the ad-
ministration does not intend making
any contract with short lines. but
proposes to announce general pol
lily relative to them. Such proceed
ure, Mr.. King said, would only re
suit in ruin for the roads affected
because it would destroy their credit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-25

Call phone 259 for city circulator.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-25
mo LICK, NO CANDY"
Why Little Boy Preferred to Spend
Money to Lick Kaiser Than for
Sweets.

indianapolis News; I'm going tr
buy some candy with my penny.
lispcd a little 2-year-old girl.
I'm not said her brother, who
is not quite 6 years old. I'm go
ing to save mine and buy anoth,
thrift stamp
We'll, want some candy" arg
ued the girl
"Aw, go ahead and buy your
candy replied her brother, blu;
I'm going to save mine and buy =
thrift stamp cause daddy says that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-25
ALLEN WRIGHT is
CHOCTAW ATTORNEY

San Antonio, Texas, June 25.-
Allen Wright OF McAlester, Okla,
has been appointed attorney for the
Choctaw Nation by Maj. Victor NJ.
Locke Jr., principal chief OF the ma
ton, now in the United States army
at Camp Travis. The contract was
signed by Mr.. Wright and the chief
and will become effective when APP
proved by President Wilson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-25
will help lick the kaiser and he says
if he amt licked there won't be any
candy"
For Burning Eczema

Greasy salves and ointments should not
be applied If good clear skin is wanted.
From any druggist for 35c, or $100 for
extra large size. get q bottle of zemo.
When applied az directed it effectively
removes eczema, quickly stops itching and
heals skin troubles, also sores, burns.
wounds and cha6ng. 1t penetrates. cleanses
and soothes- Zemo is a clean, dependable
and inexpensive, penetrating. antiseptic
liquid. Try 1t. as we believe nothing you
have ever usedis as effective and satisfying.
The E. W. Roae Co. Cleveland. q.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-25
Free Training for the Woman's
Land Army.

The Philadelphia branch of the
National League for Woman's Serv-
ice offers six weeks course of in
struction in agriculture without
charge for board, lodging or tuition.
This school. which is carried on at
Wynnewood, Pa. is part OF the war
work of the United Garden Clubs
OF Philadelphia and its suburbs.
which forms the Woman's Land
Army. Everyone who takes the
course must sign for active service.
A similar course has been offered by
the Chestnut Hill branch of the
league.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-25
New Significance in This Years
Fourth of July Celebrations.

kilograms and letters from all
parts of the country to the Woman's
Committee, Council of National De-
tense, Indicate that independence
Day celebrations following the pro-
gram suggested by the Council of
National Defense will be numbered
by the thousand.
Send us 1000 copies of Fourth
OF July program. We are pushing
work here. message reads, while
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-25
Club Recommends Federal
Trainin9 for Gi,

/ 'A> >hiSaSO w SluD
its annual meeting passed a resolu
tion in favor of federal training "tt
Americanize, unity, and strengthen
the young men and women of thu
United States for the great task tha
lies before them"
The resolution, after setting fortl
that the great war has compelled al
analysis of the nations ability tc
progress in harmony with the high
ideals for humanity and has reveal
ed fundamental weaknesses which
greatly impair our national strength
limit the efficiency of our people
and prevent them from sharing
wisely in government so as to con-
tribute wisely to the common well
fare,' suggests the early adoption
of a federal policy providing for
81. The assimilation of our great
population of recent foreign origin
and of intensifying the intelligent
patriotism of our young people.
"2. The creation of respect for
law and order and the self-control
necessary to prevent viciousness
and crime among the youth of the
land.
"3. The appreciation of the value
of physical and mental strength, the
laws of hygiene and sanitation.
-. The development of a higher
sense of personal duty as to the OBJ
legations OF citizenship in local and
national affairs.
IS. The elimination of misunder-
standing between different groups
of our people who, in republic,
should cooperate intelligently.
e. The ability of the citizenship
to defend their liberty with force
of arms, if necessary
Following the statement that
training camps having demonstrate
ed their great value in overcom-
ing many of these weaknesses,
while making strong, alert, self con-
trolled, and thinking Americans, as
a by-product of our military neces-
Sity," the club resolution reads:
Resolved, That the Chicago Wo-
mans Club believes there is no more
effective agency for the regenera-
ion of our citizenship, mentally,
physically, and patriotically in the
spirit of true democracy than
through an enlightened system of
intensive federal training under mil
tary discipline-universal for all
Turing short period once in their
ives. preferably before they vote.
Resolved. That the federal gov
'rnment should now adopt a policy
providing for such short courses OF
raining. and as rapidly as practi-
able enlarge their scope to accen-
uate such economic and civic train
ng as will increase the character
md efficiency of individuals for
heir life work, so that when the
million or more graduates of the
proposed federal short courses re-
urn each year to their homes
throughout the land they may be
Qualified to take some leadership
n the welfare of their respective
communities as well as in the prog
ess and security of the nation"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-25
No Gambling In Wheat

Washington, June 25.-The 1918
wheat crop, the food administration
has announced, will be handled on a
differential basis, effective July |.
One dollar and ten cents maximum
differential barrel between the
price of wheat and the finished prod
usct will be allowed millers. No
speculation in wheat or -four will be
permitted.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-25

bandages were sent to the Ardmore
chapter Monday morning. Besides
the sewing much knitting is being
done.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-25

He also serves who stays at home
and saves, and puts his savings in
War Savings Stamps June %.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-25
Public Libraries Become Centers oi
Americanization.

Public libraries have become cen
ters of Americanization work and
war activities are a medium for es-
tablishing better understanding OF
national ideals among foreign wom-
en-, according to Mrs. William D.
Phelan of Pittsburgh, Pa, who has
been doing Americanization work
under the Woman's Committee of
the Council of National Defense.
''As a means of Americanizing the
foreign women the contacts estab-
lished in getting them interested in
war work, and in working side by
side with them for a common cause,
are most valuable said Mrs. Phe-
Ian. "And the best place we have
found for establishing such con-
facts is the public library. The wom-
en- who send their children to Sec
tartan schools, as many do, dislike
to attend meetings in the public
schools. To them the library is a
neutral meeting ground for differ
ent sects and races.
Child welfare work has its begin
ming in these library groups. The
meaning of Children's Year has
been explained there and instruc-
tions have been given on the prac-
;ical work of this movement of the
Children's Bureau.
I'm one of the Liberty loan pa
rades held in Pittsburgh the Italian
women protested vehemently
against being put in section of the
parade made up of foreign groups.
We are not foreigners they said.
We became Americans the day we
stepped off our ship onto American
soil.'"
How to Balance the Summer Diet.
In giving advice about the family
purse and its relation to children's
food, Mrs. Max West, of the Chill |
dren's Bureau, United States De-
partment of Labor, says:
1T is good plan to divide the |
money that may be spent for food
in some such way as the following:
"(a) Spend from one-quarter to |
one-third OF the total food money |
for bread, cereals, macaroni and |
rice.
"(b) Buy at least from one-third
to one-half quart of milk day
Tor each member of the family. |
"(c) Spend as much for fruit and
vegetables together as for milk.
I'D Spend not more for meat and
eggs together than for vegetables
and fruit. The amount spent for
meat may be decreased as the
amount spent for milk increases.
"lt has been found that many
spend an entirely undue
amount of their food allowance for
meat, which is the most expensive
article of food on the market. Espe-
cially in summer the proportion of
meat in the diet of young children
nay be reduced by using milk and
milk products, eggs, and vegetables /
n its place. Fish and chicken are
EXCELLENT food for children"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
SpeeiaI Notices

CURTAINS Iaundered- Phone 57s2w.
YOUR mattresses renovated S1-T5 up. car
pets cleaned. Erwin Mfg. Co. Phi 1lio-
IF THE $50 gets busy. call =s2- Herman
Transfer Co
AMERICAN NURSERY-Day and night.
1921 K. Boulevard. Phone 60s7.
THE ONLY steam carpet cleaners. sL12 81
Acme Nat &, Feather Co. Phi 1871
EVERYBODY Transfer viii haul yous
trunks. CSC Any place in city. Phi 1915
Ed Mclaughlin. Mgr
j. n. SMITH a Sons Realty Co, have
moved from as TO 40 First National
Bank Bldg
Mr.. sWARTZ is giving special rates on
ladies' suits. for limited time Remodel
ing and altering az moderate prices ell
T. boulevard Pm 1882
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
HOusekeeping Rooms-Furnisbed

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2 HRG. ROOMs-lIoI y. Florenes.
TWO HKG. ROOMS-s1O y. Kansas
ROOM. kitchenet and s. n. 11l7 \. Kansas
HKG rooms furnished s21 y. e Paso s.
HKG. rooms isce Staeofhn. Pm 4275J.
HKG. rooms. as Ma coffin Pm. so34W.
ROOM with kitehenet. IN W. Boulevard
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. SO7 y. Campbell
TWO HOUSEKEEPING rooms. Io2s olive
NEWLY painted close. 4os5s wyo. ph- 455l.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR housekeeping
SIS y. Florence. Phi 210e-
HALF OF HOUSE consisting OF three
rooms. close in 507 Z. Rio GTaude.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
For Ssle-Fam, and Ranches

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TOR sALE-I1 and 20 acre tracts. upper
valley land. on instalments- Ph. 692lM-
FOR sALE-Ranch Ia miles south OF
Gic1e. = acres OF land six room hcuse.
ald orchard For further inquiries. ad-
aress T. p Evans. box 2o5S. Globe. Ariz-
We have client Who IS ~ the market
for about 50 acre farm IN upper or lower
valley. near foot hills where he can run
snail bunch q cattle
call WheeIcci-. with
AEDERSON-FILLEH ISNES TMENT CO
eos Mesa ave. Phone 4o61-
RANCH FOR SALE
IN Dafu Forcs-. eight miles south
Quemzdo. y. ~ Lots % rain Plenty
grass running water. Forest permit O.
70. Collins. box 81. Qucmado, n d
ATTENTION, FARMERS
We have several clients Who are n the
market for farm On both the upper and
lower valley u you have something
worth the money. list 20 with Us at once
Call Whecloci-- With
ANDERSOS-FILLER INVESTMENT CO.
eos Mesa Ave Phone 1861
TRAD-s0 acres upper valley all Guilt
-ated- Ample improreme urs- Government
irritation ard drainage canal GUARANTEES
10 seepzFe- Macadlm boulevard; mile 20
railway station sos Mesa Ave Phone
1888
fully EQUIPFED CATTLE RANCH
$3.50 acres owned. - sections leased and
under four wire fence. elegant improve
uertE. Zine grass and running water al
over IL 500 4 grade Hereford cattle So
horses ana mules, hogs, chickens, etc
Joins open range which IS extra fine Spe-
cal terms given as owner is drafted
n G. BUCHOZ a CO.
Hotel sheldon Bldg
Phone 7T7- y Paso, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
For Rent-Apartments Unfurnished



VERY CLOSE IN
Austin Apis. ia virginia. Just OK -
Antonio. very desirable ana Ion
sutg. new. modern building. steam heat
SEQ SO 20 5000 mo. Apply Apt NO 20 %
James l. A.arr q Comrany. Agents. s-1
san Antonio ST.
HILL CREST APTs.
Renurfftrf uufuruished apartment. four
rooms. bath and sleeping porch Built 70
features. hardwood floors and every noo-
ern convenience Rent $40. Apply 20
THE LAY BEATTY & TRUST co.
Phone ISIS s0s Trust BldE
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS
Lambeth Apis. 1894 Epson. very large.
& room modern apis. fine location, $s'-o1
and 5000. -
JAMES L. MARI & COMPANY
Phone 1850.
HALFREb APARTMENTS
az ". Boulevard St. rooms breakfast
room fanitor service. Sumner rates.
1880 and 5000
DOUGLAS C. CROWELL AGENCY
22s Mills Bldg Pm h1l1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

III7 n r Paso. & r. fur. apt Stn-9o
Ca1iforria n. fur. ccttare-..-.-..Ss3.o 90
$50 MOS. C r residence $4,000
511 Montana. 6 r. residence .....-S40.0U
500 n stanton. p cottage $500
efo Octavfs 8 r. cottage sse.00
go W NO. r. unfur. apt ..-.-.--ssa.0 90
24I9 san jose. r. cottage $500
$500 chester. r. huneaIosv $500
s215 Sacramento. r. BUNGALOW SCI 30
4005 Polk Ave, 4 p bungalow zee. $500
3f27 FL BouL. r. bungalow $1,000
.0OI nj. Ave. 6 r. cottage ..--...-Sc0.0 90
Tqq Newman. p. cottage .--.....Se0.0 90
COS n stanton. z. cottage ......S1a 90
az PARK 8 r. cottage $500
an PARK 3 r. COTTAGE -s12.O0
2-24 Sacramento. . T. cottage Gee. $500
1s17 j. second. : p. tenement .-.--. g7.G0
K 7. Lyons. 10e TENAS, PHI 1ls5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
FOR SALE on EXCHANGE

IeB acres. 10 acres - cultivation, most
= in alfalfa. Is acres bearing orchard ar
rcsizn well for irrigation. located in Fccos
valley oil field A snap AZ 500 per acre
Want q paso real estate and assume
Apartment preferred
Two carloads extra good well broke
saddle horses FOR city property. VIII
consider close in vacant lots
A rev Chevrolet 5-pessenger touring car
and some cash Tor 1 or 5 room bunsl-
-oT. modern. IN Alta Vista section Nill
zsEume-
50 acres. near Las Cruces. 40 acres good
stand 9 year old alfalfa. cutting $50 tons
M wear 10 seepage. Is feet 10 water
seven room residence. bath and lavatory;
not and cold water. sewerage. etc Large
lI--- all necessary out houses. all kinds
~ ~ ne besr in the valley. Can give
trnr1edlate possession Nery little trade
Considered Price f1..5oo-
". +. HALL CO.
Phone ss2s. e9s Caplss Bldg-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
For Sale Miscelaneou.

For Sale-MiseeIlaHeous
WASTED-Rab5its. Pm 555sM
Wanted 10 buy chiezens. rabbits. Ph-2s52s
GARLAND gas raase. $40. 1901 Chester.
Government Hill
TWO PAIRS OF Officers riding boots. size
60 and IA Barsain- Phi sit-
FOR SALE-Typewr oliver No 5.
Remington No 6. first class condition: also
laying hens 3114 Hamilton So. PA 9.lsh
WOOD-Good solid mesquite wood deliv-
cred r. o. B. cars, 50 per cord WI make
large o. small contract Judge r =
Noonan. Hondo. Tex
OFT OF TOWN ORDERS
We fill mail orders for second hand FUR
niture promptly and can save you io5s
Of money. Let rs know what you need
ROGERS Trading CO., ilz \. stanton.
TOMATOES FOR CANNING
Ready FOR delivery. 81 lug VI &c pound
PADEN'S
Phi. Ysleta 5s-2J. city office 17o0.
BARGAINS N HOOsIER CABINETS
We have a number OF bargains IN Hoosier
cabinets that yCu can buy at bargain
ROGERS TRADING Co. lie n. stanton.
FOR SALE-Immediate delivery. 155 p p
HeineT water tube boiler, $50 pounds pres
sure. with heater: two boiler feed pumps
Bates heavy duty Corless engine, l4NSs,
with all valves. lubrlcatOr piping. steam
connections. asbestos covered q men
double ply leather betting Plant as good
as new and would cost at least $4,000
z o. b. factory. 20 not mention time OF
Texas point. Address P o. box 4. TeIico'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
For Rent-Rooms Furnished

For Rent-Rooms Furnished
FSGRSISHED ROOAs-2l7 arizona.
COOL front room 327 W. Missouri
BED ROOM q holseReeplns. az N.stanton
BEDROOMS S3-5o week. III ". Bolleyard
ROOM with Sleeping perch. sls \. stanton
BEDROOM and h7usekeepinE. 5le Myrtle.
ROOM and porch, So week 5o4 y. Stanton
Desirable. clean. close in. sl4 y. santa Re,
CLOSE IN bed rooms III ". boulevard.
BEDROOMS and HkE-. 1901 \. stanton.
NEWLY furnished room. sleeping porch,
private home. reference. 1o0l MONTANA
FURNISHED rooms steam heat, private
bath. close in- Phone 1853.
ROOM adjoining bath. steam heat. rs
" stanton
FURNISHED bedroom an CHI Call
after D. IN. or phone 15S0W-
ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS s1-sO per week
422iz san Antonio 81
To TEACHERS OF south side schools. two
apartmentss also bedrooms sll Megoftln.
Room for rent in private family for gen
t'emen- Phi 5177.
HOTEL LAKE-DeHghtful cool roomA,
baths. $40 W. No. Ph. 55os. Close IN.
IF THE $50 gets busy. oau es2. Herman
Transfer CO.
FURNISHED rooms FOR gentleman. day
or week 512 Mesa. Phi 3lo9.
COOL comfortable room IN new bungalow.
convenient 10 street car and Jitne, SO
ESQ Grant Ave Pm. 5525N.
NICE FRONT ROOM for one or two ladies
or gentlemen. near three schools lzl5
y. Florence. Phi s50g.
LARGE Gomez room. two single beds. two
blocks west Of Cleveland square. also
brick garage for rent ms y. Davis
NICELY furnished bed room. hot and cold
water. private bath. close IN. gentleman
preferred. Pm. sl3Z-
NICELY furnished room with sleeping
porch. No SICK. The lies. so W. Ais
souri,.
EXCELLENT front room. reasonable rent,
gentleman: sunny for winter. pleasant
now. private refined family. 6l4 T. Rio
fg~.wHn -0oET
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
Business Chances


FOR SALE or trade. Hotel Savoy. Call
on D. seaman
IF THE $50 gets busy. can 2se- Herman
Transfer co
PHONE s653-EI Paso Transfer Co. bag
gage and rowing. hauling o. al kinds
PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO for sale owner
leaving for California Best location In
city. A snap. cash and terms address
Loco. care Herald
MEXICAN LAW ADVISORY DEPr.-Eff-
cheney. Attractive rates All legal matters.
Ask for pamphlet. n Boianos Cache.
Capies Bldg. Il Paso. Texas
TOR SALE or trade. grocery doing good
business in Blsbee. Ariz- II interested
call and see A. II. Moore, Hotel oregon,
r 2s. e13is oregon Pm $50
FOR SALE-At bargain. California Fruit
& Confectionery, Las Cruces. y u Good
business. good location Phi 255l. II
Paso. Geo. Kara KY.
sARGAIS
Laundry for sale IN a fast border town
Am leaving on account Of other business
j. ~ FOX. Maria. Tex.
WASTED-To buy half interest In wei
located grocery, invoice $4,000 20 S2g90'
Must be reliable business nan and a
READY BUILT ranch houses: Two 10
cut fitted and numbered for easy erection
simple. Anybody can put Up these houses
We also make doors and windows Ior
adobe dwellings Large experience in this
class Of construction Correspondence So
IIcfted. Address Homestead Construction
Company. eos Mills Bldg. u Pazo. Tex
CT aE-L5 W--G.I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

For Sale or Exchange-Real Estate
$500 FARM, stock ard tools for Fl Paso
income property. No Indebtedness as
sumed- address CTS. care Herald.
s-sTORY BRICK. 70s y. oregon. viii
taire $1,000 in trade. Price $1,000. Hotel
Oasis for sale or trade: price $4,000 VIII
take some trade. Phi 500. D. C Seal1an =.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

FOR SAILS room brick residence
on two full lots. ten hundred block.
Montana St VIII consider exchange
on new modern bungalow Phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

CORNER End and Duraugo-Also
House az p. Diaz Ave.-Must ask
quick. owner leaving town; best snaps
IN FL Pas0 for cash; got TO be sold
before Sept. 18th For particulars in
uufre at AZ 7. Diaz Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
Poultry and Pet Stock

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FOR SALE-White Orpingt1n cockercl and
two brindle bull dogs ph. 6Ig2-
FOR SAILS. e. W. LeEhorn. cockerels.
Wyckoff strain Phi 20, "EEss Laid To-
day" Ysleta-
CARNEAUX pigeons. guaranteed mated
pairs, for sale, s. per pair Robert Ho-
man. 401 Grandview Ave Phi 1883
SALE-Pullets and c0cEerels. White Wyan-
dottes. 5. C. Rhode Island Reds. Black Nj
norcas. Homan Poultry Farm. Ysleta- Tex
ttAIsBITS-A few Belgian does mature
and ready TO breed. also five month Old
docs and young; high grade utility stock
5f27 Montana Call after $3.50 =. m
HOOEERIZING-Try a few pairs OF pig
cons in your back yard, raise squads and
cut down your meat bill.
YOUNG SQUAD RANCH
County Road Phones Sg5. 4SI-Je.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
For Renl-Rouses Furnished

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BUNGALOW near Fort Bliss. Pm 62s6-
BEAUTIFULLY furnished bungalow.
Country club district Phi. go or 25l5-
HALF OF furnished bungalow. nicely fur-
uished. two blocks from Alta Vista school
3715 Montana. Phi, 722ZM.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

FOR SALE. lots, W ID Of lot Z, all
Of s. I. - Of g in block :. Grand
view Addition. Fl Paso; 800 cash
r. Z. Hancock. 1881 Greenwood st,
Los Angeles. Calf