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Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-18
$4,000 TO $4,000
Are Now on Strike at
Newark, N. j.
Mschinsts, Tool Makers and Appren-
tiees--M jority Employed on Gov
eminent Work-To Enforce De-
mands for Higher Wages

tices--M aJorlty Employed on 1oV-
eminent Work-To Enforce De-
nands for Higher Wages
Newark, y. j.. July 17-Between
$1,000 and $4,000 machinists. tool
makers and apprentices. the major
ity OF them employed on government
work. were on strike here tonight
to enforce demands for higher wag-
es. according to statement made
by c. 2. Gibson, National organizer
of their union He declared many
more would join the walkout to-
morrow.
The Employers Association of
North New Jersey, which includes
all the shops in which the strikers
were employed. disputed the claims
of the union and declared that not
more than 5,40O men are on strike
out of a total Of $1,000 machinists
and tool makers employed in the
Newark district. The demands of
the union were served on $50 en-
ployers, but it was asserted not
more than Is per cent Of the number
had been affected by the strike.
The ultimatum served on. the en-
pioyers demanded S5 cents an hour
for tool makers, 70 cents for ma
chinists. 65 cents for specialists and
30 cents for machinists' helpers.
A mass meeting Of the strikers was
held in a vacant lot late today and
they wer warned by their officers
not to resort to violance of any kind.
1t was decided however, to begin
picketing tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-18
FOOD PRODUCTION
IN ENGLAND Is
LESS THAN HOPED

Washington. July 17-Drought,
early frosts and labor shortage in
England. threaten to reduce some
what previous estimates of food pro-
duction. according to Cable advices
received today by the food admins
tration from the British food minis
try.
The food situation is described as
Better than last year. the message
said. but the season Of anxiety is rot
yet over.
Early optimism about the possibil-
itv of wheat crops will have to be
revised owing to difficulties of newly
broken ground and lack Of labor.
Barley aud oats. potatoes and crops
suffered.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-18
S765.7OO WAR
STAMP SALE SO
FAR IN MONTH

Portland, Me. July 1.-THE total
sales Of war stamps in Maine for the
first two weeks in July. accordying
to State Director Herbert J. Brown.
were s765. 700, which is $4,000 more
than for the entire month Of June,
the previous biggest month. The to-
tai for the state to date is sS.2s6,3 800,
a Ettle over 25 per cent. of the quota.
Franklin county leads in percentage
of quota sold, 4o.4. with Oxford and
Knox next in order. Cumberland
leads in total sales. sS52.s0o. Andro-
scosgin and York made the greatest
gains for the two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-18
FE[GB P1XGP Of Of eGA1 So
IN PORTLAND

Portland. Ne. July 1.-THE price
OF coal in Portland ana vicinity was
fixed at sl2 ton by the Portland
Advisory Committee today. 4 dis
count OF four per cent is allowed on
bills paid within ten days. The price
went into effect at once.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-18
$4,000 men
Call Issued by Gen.
Crowder, Wednesday
First General Call For August Of a
Total Of soc, ,ooo-Mane's Quota
For this Call is Reinforcement to
Camp Aug. and 9

Washington, July 17.-Forty-six thous-
and men from all states ana the District
of Columbia were called to the colors
tonight by Provost Marshal General
Crowder They are to be all white reg
istrants. Movement into camp will be
between Aug. and Aug. g.
This is the first general call for Au-
gust. during which month the military
program provides for the entrainment
of 100000 men. Special calls already is
sued account for 1881 of this number
New York is called on for $500 men.
Following are the quotas to be fur
nished by the New England states. all
ordered to Fort slocum. \. T.:
Maine 100, Massachusetts, 90, New
Hampshire 50. Rhode Island 100, Yer
mont 30.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-18
Was Director German
ophile Newspaper
Convicted Of Reasonable Actions
Against French Government-Es.
ecution Carried Out Promptly
In Morning in Fores: Of Vim
cennes

cennes
Paris, July 17,-CHavas Agency).-M.
Duval. director of the Germanophile
newspaper Bonnet Rouge, was executed
early today for reasonable actions
, against the government The execution
was carried out promptly at O'CLOCK
in the forest of Vincennes. The con-
demned man died almost instantaneous
ly with the command to fire.
Among the others convicted were NJ
Marion. assistant manager of the Bon
net Rouge, and Jean Laymarie, former
director of the ministry of the interior
Early in 1914 the newspaper Bonnet
Rouge was established with Miguel AL
mereyda as it's editor. After the out
break of the war the newspaper pub
lished attacks on the French govern
ment and otherwise aided German prop.
aganda. The newspaper was suppressed
last summer and its suppression brought
about the resignation of Louis j Malvy.
minister OF the interior. On the result
ing wave of political turmoil Georges
Clemenceau came back into power
Almereyda was arrested and died mys.
teriously in prison under circumsta noes
pointing to suicide. Duval was accus-
ed of taking money from German bank.
ers. obtaining 1t in Switzerland. where
he went with passports given him by
the ministry OF the interior.
In addition to Malvy, another promi.
nent French politician. Joseph Callaux.
was mentioned in connection with the
Bonnet Rouge case. Malvy on Tuesday
was brought before the French Senate,
sitting as a high court. to answer a
charge Of treason. Caillaux Is In prison
awaiting trial
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-18
MAN KILLED
When Auto Turn 5
Turtle at Benton
Victim a Resident Of Connecticut
Mrs. Grant of Windsor Badly in.
jured-Acc'dent Happened at Bad
Curve Where Rain Made Conditions
Even Worse Than Usual

Benton, Ne, July 17.-One man was
killed and woman seriously in
jured in an automobile accident at
about o'clock Wednesday evening
on the Benton Neck road when the
automobile in which they were rid
ing turned turtle and pinned the oc
cupants beneath the car. The two
other members Of the party escaped
without serious injuries.
The man who was killed was J. +.
Rachelder, aged 81, resident Of
ConnN ticut The injured woman was
niece Of Mr.. Bachelor, Mrs. Grant
Of Windsor. She sustained a fracture
Of one leg and bruises about the
head. Whether or not she had SUI
fered internal injuries could not be
determined Wednesday night. The
others in the party were Mr.. Grant
Of Windsor, husband Of the injured
woman, and Miss Bachelor of the
same town, niece Of the man who
was killed.
DR. c. w Abbott Of Waterville was
making call at a nearby house and
he, with James Warren and a Mr.
Wells. both Of Benton, went to the
party's ASSISTANCE. They removed the
car and took the injured people to
the Sisters hospital in Waterville in
nr Abbott's automobile. Mr.. Bach
Continued on Page 5-Coiurn y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-18
GERMAN OFFENSIVE DEVELOPING
INTO SERIES LOCAL SUCCESSES
ON MARINE AND SOUTHWEST RHEIMS
STILL ATTACKING
YICIOUSLY ON BOTH SIDES
OF THE SALIENT AT RHEIMS

Eastward Through Champagne Sector Allied
Line is Holding Strong-Americans No
where Have Been Compelled to Withdraw
and Improve Positions Near Fossoy and
Bend of the Marne-Effort of Teutons
Seems to be Blotting Out of Salient at
Rheims-German War Office Now Claims
Capture of $4,000 Prisoners
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-18
THE WEATHER
SHOWERS

Forecast: Northern New England:
Partly cloudy Thursday; showers in
central and eastern Maine: Friday fair
Southern New England: Clearing
thursday; Friday fair.
Eastern New York: Fair Thursday
and Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-18
|lS,00O TAKEN
PRISONER BY
|THE TEUTONS

L. hofitn. JHiv 7.-Nla London =
|hea.ecn thousand prisoners have
e'n 'akeN ny tho Germans in the
present r;frn~ve. rcc, lin; 10 .he
.aim u tho war Office N its rcpoY.
Hom Central tcad4ulrtcrs tonight
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-18
Killed in Air Fight in
Chateau Thierry
Sector
PLANE SEEN
TO FALL IN
ENEMY LINES
Was in Combat With Two Ger
man Planes on Sunday
Ray of Hope Held Out in
Cable Message from Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt. Jr., at
Paris

Paris. July 17-Lieut Quentin
Roosevelt. youngest SOD of the form
er president, has been killed in an
air fight, the semiofricia, Havas
News Agency announces His mach
inc fell into the enemy lines.
Lieutenant Roosevelt was last
seen in combat on Sunday morning
With two enemy airplanes about ten
miles inside the German lines in the
Chateau Thierry sector. He started
out with a patrol of IS American
machines. They encountered seven
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-18
MAROSA SUNK DUvAL EXECUTED
By U-Boat 1900 Miles
East of New York
Sinking Occurred July 7.-Crew
Landed in Nova Scotia-Was Nor.
veg a., SIP Of 1882 Torna1s r;

Washington. July 11--Information
came to the navy department today
that the Norwegian sailing ship
Marosa was sunk by a German SUBJ
marine 1900 miles east of New York,
on July Z. Previous reports said the
vessel was destroyed off the coast Of
New Foundland. The crew has been
landed in Nova Scotia
On the following day and in the
same general locality, he depart
ments announcement said, the ship
Manx King was hello up by a sub
mersible and after the crew had
taken to the boats the Germans put
bombs on the vessel The crew,
however, did not see the ship sink
An Atlantic Port. July 17-Word
reached here today that the Norwe-
gian sailing ship Marosa. $50 tons,
loaded with coal. had been sunk at
sea by a German submarine and
that the crew had been landed safe
ly at Canso, n. S., yesterday.
According to the message the ship
was torpedoed about latitude 60 de-
grees north and longitude 90 de-
grees west or off the coast OF New
foundland. 1t was about 23O miles
southeast of this point that the Nor
wegian bark Manx King was cap
tured- by a submarine on July 6.
The Marosa sailed from this por,
June 90
New York. July 1.-THE Marosa
was sunk July and her crew set
adrift in boats according to informa-
ton received here by Corey Broth
ers who had the vessel under chart
.er for coal carrying trade. She LEFT
an Atlantic port July with cargo
for Pernambuco, Brazil. and the
charterers were mystihed as to how
she came to be off the coast OF New
Foundland.
Shipmasters, however, explained
that sailing ships sometimes first
took northerly route to avoid the
contrary sweep Of the gulf stream
and find no-therly trade winds OF
the New Foundland coast
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-18

Oyster Bay, N. Y. July IT,
"Quentin's mother and arc very
glad that he got to the front and
had the chance to render some
service to his county and to
show the stuff there was n him
before his fate befell him" This
statement was issued by Colonel
Roosevelt today after he learned
that his son, Lieutenant Quentin
Roosevelt, had been killed in an
aerial battle in France.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-18
GERMAN LOSSES
ARE ESTIMATED
AT 100000

London, July 17.-Casualties sus-
tanned by the German troops in the
offensive up to the present are es-
tirnated at 100.000
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-18
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity:
Thursday showers. followed by eair
weather; Friday fair. light tn mod
crate northwest winds. becoming va
riable Friday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05

For Sale-Piar0S.
FOR SALE-Amost new piano. half price
easy terms. Phone FOIL
ALMOST new piano for sale cheap II tax
en- this week. 707 y. Santa Re 81
KILLINGS CLEARANCE SALE or
PIANO. PLAYERS AND PHONOGRAPHs-
Which has been taken in exchange on
new Knabe pianos and Brunswick phono-
graphs Each one a genuine bargain-
Easy terms. Nose & Sons Sis; Rosener
SIS: Pullman S125; Brinkerhoss Sl95;
Vose S165: Seybold S215: Seybold $3.50;
Wm- johnson SI5os Prescott Player $50.
Columbia grafonola $40: Columbia $50;
Columbia $40; Victor s50; Victor $3.50;
Victrola S35: Victrola SIS: Pathe SIS.
Pathe S25: Emerson S2I5-
1929 z. Boulevard. Cor Austin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
HERE'S SOMETHING GOOD
ONLY S2InO

New room bungalow; glassed and
plastered sleeping porch; oak floors;
beautiful built in furniture; out
houses: fence, etc. South front on
car lire, near school. If you can make
$500 to $500 cash payment can sell
for $4,000.
SCOTT SALES & REALTY co.
A24 Mills Rldr Phone 715e or Is2l j.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
TEXAS PROPERTY By OWNER.

. 5-roo houses
6-room house
Business building Ct 5 store rooms ard
big barn.
- vacant lots. seIl located
Extra fine 3 section ranch good running
water from spring. VIII irrigate 100 or
more acres
The above is AL good income property
Wen located. Will sell or trade separate
~ OF all together. What have you
AlEo have good seven passenger car ard
others for sale. Phone s025.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
REMOVAL NOTICE

We wish 70 announce that
rFe have moved our offices
from 21z North Stanton street
70 COZ Rio Grande Valley
Bank building. Our friends
and customers are invited 10
eali AZ our new location.
where you VIII find US better
prepared than ever, to look
after your interests in the
real estate and investment
line.
NHITE-PADEN REALTY CO.
coz BIO Grande Bank Bldg
Phone 170e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
For SaIe-City Property.


SACRIFICE. new room bungalow,
basement, glazed porch, built in book
cases, buffet. registers for heat,
walks. fenced, handsome electric fix
'tUres. cut from $500 to $500.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED OR LOTS
as part payment on new 5 room
bungalow in Alta Vista; a dandy: will
make good trade
Must Sell Quick-6 room bungalow,
new, basement. fenced and walks; cut
from S4500 to S35O0-want 1t?
500 DOwn-S20 monthly for new 4
room bungalow, on corner in Alta
Vista. $1,000.
A Pick Up room house close in on
Rio Grande: q real home cut from
$500 to $500
room bungalow, S255O-This is worth
$500; owner forced to sell; in Alta
VISTA room and glazed porch
For Trade room cottage on Wyo-
ming; viii trade for larger house.
If you can't sell your house. Hawkins
Bros. can; try them
HAWKINS BROS.
& 7 Morgan Bldg Phone $500.
SURE INCOME SNAP.
Owner must sell 50x12O feet very near
Masonic Temple, sure income OF eight
or nine hundred dollars per year;
property sure TO double in value in
near future. P. O. Box 6. FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05

REMOVAL NOTICE

HaRGAIs FROM OWNER room
Bungalow. near Five Points and
Southwestern shops. viii take auto
mobile as part payment Phone
$50 III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
CLOsE N on BOULEVARD
Only S4275.O0

u you want 10 avoid losing rent
money as well as make considerable
On your Investment y viii sell you q
corner on Boulevard. Red press brick
bungalow. Tor less than il cost the
owner II you are wise you viii buy
mis- place. $1,000 cash viii handle this
balance long time
T.. ?. HEAD & co.
pa Nils Bldg Phone 1920
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
ron SALE By OWNER

FOR SALE By OWNER real bar.
GAINS room bungalow and furnish
suEs on paved street. excellent loca-
ZION; lawn, trees. fruit trees IN yard
rot air furnace. gas range. etc
Everything complete. Absolutely cost
$3.50 months ago; will take $3.50
for an- $3.50 cash will handle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
Fer Saie-MotoFcycIes.

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FOR sALE-Thor motorcycle cash s5e.
Phone 1875
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
LOTS ACCEPTED.

lots ACCEPTED.
on -FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW.
several r. bungalows in East FL
Paso. on which lots will be accepted
as part payment. balance easy terms
Price s2750 each
JAY F. KNOX COMPANY,
301 Caples Bldg Phone --s6-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
FOr Rent-Rooms Furnished.

For Renf-RoOms Furnished.
BEDROOMS and housekeeping. 5l2 Myrtle
ROOM steam heat SIS \. kansas
FURNISHED rooms. az arizona St.
ROOM and sleeping porch. go Mesa.
FURNISHED rooms FOR rent Phi e722.
FURNISHED rooms. sseam heat Pm. 800.
BEAUTIFUL large sunny rooms heated.
suitable for two. close in ~ y. stanton:
ATTRACTIVE front room. steam heat
gentlemen. 80 Ramsey apis,
FURNISHED room and sitting room. call
5647.
NICELY furnished room, close IN one
block from Cleveland Square, reasonable.
4O1 Prospect Phone 4eaaJx
MODERN room connecting bath. IN the
Cornelia. apt s. sos 1Iesz. walking dis
lance. Phone slsJ.
HOTEL CAPLES-Furnisbe rooms. spec
cial weekly rates. 2o1is z. san Autosio.
NICELY furnished steam heated rooms in
private home 70l MyrGs-
LOVELY front room. steam heat, con-
Meeting bath private family. Ph. 6l5IM.
FURNISHED rooms Oh y. kansas Phone
s471.
LARGE room gTith two beds SIS month:
also front room with separate bed 81 de-
sired 50 week We have hot running water
4 blocks from Sheldon hotel. SOC y Ore
g0n.
NEWLY furnished rooms With sleeping
porch. close in 1fs y. Ochoa- Phone so6S.
WARN nicely furnished front bed room
in private family. Phone 6lss,
CLOSE IN steam heated resident rooms
Phone s646J after p. m
HOTEL LAKE. rooms and bath. 81, SIS.
S29. SIS. s1e " No Phi. 550s. Close IN.
LARGE front bedroom. suitable for tive
gentlemen. 10 y. Campbell
EASEMENT room FOR man Sc. Phone 9osS
GIL West Missouri
BEDROOM adjoining bath, close in. III
West Boulevard
STEAM heated roomA with or without
porch Phone $3.50.
FURNACE heated room and sleeping
porch, private family. Phone 2ossR-
FURNISHED front room, private family
NICELY furnished front room suitable for
two or three people SIS \. OREGON.
FURNISHED bedrooms for gentlemen
S07 Wyoming
NICELY furnished rooms, 5ls Prospect
Phone 5476J-
FURNISHED front room. lady preferred
also garage for rent 1907 Arizona Phone
7710W.
NICELY furnished front room walking
distance. Inquire sos Z. Boulevard, apt
4 Phone s5Osw.
IN PRIVATE FAMILY nicely furnished
front rooms walking distance. desirable
for two gentlemen Phone 56S6M-
HOTEL VISTA, 5ss W No; new manage
ment; delightful rooms, sleeping porch
steam heat bath: reasonable. Phone 60Ss-
HOTEL DENVER BIB south Oregon. al
outside rooms. running water. IS and %
cents Special weekly rates
HOTEL OASIS
80 rooms OF solid comfort" IS week and
up. III n Oregon Phone SZs-
THE AYERS. SO West Missouri under
new management, thoroughly renovated.
large airy rooms, with or without pri-
vate bath. Phone sos, Mrs. d. Van Dyke.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05

For Rent-Houses Furnished.
BUNGALOW near Fl Bliss Phone 62t6.
TWO room frame house, Sleeping porch
Phone $3.50
FURNISHED bungalow for rent near new
high school SIS River. Phone s9l6.
TO the right party for or 5 months.
furnished room house in good neighbor-
hood. 1f05 Nevada Phone 6l35
LARGE six room bungalow, with two
bath rooms garage and servants house
Apply 1893 Rampant st.
IN Grand View one block Fl Bliss car.
modern cottage > rooms, sleeping porch.
bath. gas. references. Phone 3o66M
COMFORTABLY furnished 8 room brick
SIS. fine neighborhood- 1890 Nevada.
NICELY furnished house for rent 1913
Montana street
FIVE room furnished bungalow. Phone
1880 ask for Mr.. Stalker.
TO reliable party half Of bungalow fur
nished or unfurnished. terms reasonable.
Phone S0e1-
FURNISHED cottage, ? rooms sleeping
porch. bath. no sick. nor children. SIS
Phone 4Ss.
FOR RENT-Furnished $3.50. two room
house near 1896 y. Stanton No children
or pets Phone 1880.
WILL lease five room house. modern, fur
nished. nice healthy family, reasonable,
THREE room frame furnished, sleeping
porch closets. electric and telephone
wired. water furnished. S12. L. Blakesley.
24oS Gold, call afternoons
Apartments Furnished z UnfurniShed
0SE f1rnished and uRf1Tnishsd spI mod
ern. s2s W. Missouri Apply to 1anitor
WARM modern room apt. private bath,
laundry and garage. steam heat 24oS Tex
as. Phore 7779-
RENT LIST.
room apartments close 70 S W shops.
furnished S22-50. unfurnlshed $1,000.
3 room apartment close 10 8. W. shops,
furnished $3.50. unfurnished $3.50
room unfurnished 1905 Wyoming St
$3.50 and $1,000.
BAILEY LAND co.
SOs Herald Bldg. Phone 20eg
FURNISHED and unfinished apt. 514 :.
Virginia Phone 3109-
FIRST floor front, Hatred 4l2 ". Boule-
ward heat. laundry and 1anitor service.
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY.
224 Mills Bldg. Phone $500.
DOUBLE APARTMENT
rooms at sos E Boulevard. arranged for
two families. rear portion nicely furnished
DOUGLAs c. CROMWELL AGENCY.
224 Mills Bldg. Phone Sson.
Financial
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SOME well secured first lien notes for
sale Lander Lumber Co.
MONEY to lend on vendors lien notes.
Address T. o. Box SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
HOusekeeping Rooms Unfurnished

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TWO rooms and sleeping porch Phone
7169M. mornings
TWO unfurnished rooms. sleeping porch
upstairs. No children. 5l1 California.
TWO rooms and porch. private entrance.
corner Raynor and Montana
THREE unfurnished housekeeping rooms
and garage 1871 Arizona.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
llELL IlIPROEED TARaI FOR ~.

D III ITEIfUN I'D IaHN FUR SIZE.
We offer for sale a 90 acre farm in
u Paso valley; 50 acres all in crOpsi
large room house costing $780,
There gees with this place 3 horses,
cows. wagons ali kinds Of farming
indictments. chickens and turkeys.
T-he place Is cheap at $1,000. Can be
bought FOR much less II interested,
eall and see US, as this is a real bar
gain and viii not last long. The
right kind Of a farmer can clear
$500 on the farm this year.
JAMES l.. MARI a CO.
1af san Antonio St Phone 1852
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05

Kew 5 room bungalow, breakfast
room. hardwood floors, built in fea-
lures. fun basement. heating plant.
fences shed and walks. lots 40 feet
deep. on paved street. in Alta Vista
Price $500 and on easy terms.
See ". =. Kirby, with
LEAYELL & SHERMAN.
Phone fzzs. 116 Texas st.
TlOR SALE By OWNER-One OF the
r,rett.esr Bungalows IN the city; 5so7 Nc
E-irlrr Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
For SaIe-Country Property.

DO YOU want a home N the country
Ten miles out on county road and inter
urban, lovely 8 room brick. all city con-
veniences. six acres. year old pear trees
in splendid condition. plenty grapes,
chicken houses. pig pens. pumping plant
your living easily made off this place.
about eleven acres 516 Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05

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HOUSEHOLD goods packed. shipped o.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, TRUNKS, ETC.
Stored Furniture packing a speciality. Get
our prices Lowest rates best service.
e Paso storage Warehouse. Ph. 215s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
Mechanical and Electrical Engineers

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Specialists in General Machine WORK
Designers & builders o. special machinery
Inventions developed. Patent drawings
Automobile cylinders rebored and reri-tec-
Distributors Hariey-D Davidson Motor cyc-ea
SMITH MACHINE co. Sl3 : Kansas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
Ready Reference Business Directory
Machinery

WELDING, frozen cylinder. engine tran1es'
gears. etc Guaranteed Brown Weld Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05

HOTEL IAUGHLIN
THE
sHOMEY~ HOTEL
81 ". Franklin St FL Paso, Texas
No hotel Is as comfortable as your
own home but stopping at
HOTEL LAUGHLIN
is nearer REAL HOME COMFORT
than any other hotel In e Pas0 or
the Southwest
TRY 1T. REASONABLE RATES.
DAY, WEEK or MONTH
HOME COMFORT SERVICE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
CaT-TFORNIA PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
-I-I. m. IL. nLL-AER

16 groom apt. house. well furnished,
steam heat very modern and NJ 10 date.
Fine location.
room modern bungalow
room house
8 lots. good location
7s5 acre foot hill stock, grain and fruit
ranch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
For Sale OF Exchange-ReaI Estate.

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Los Angeles store property costing 445V0
clear. income $3.50 a year. trade for FL
Paso bungalow or land = O. BOX 1851,
paun Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
StOrage Battsrie,
Storase Warehouse,

COLOMBIA SERVICE STATION. Wo-s
guaranteed 900 Mills ST Phone 87f-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05

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MATTRESSES made to order and rena-
waited Dusang & Wenborn- Phone $3.50
MAKERs OF MATTRESSES. repairers,
renovators- Phone AZ. 1925 and lele-
2IOI olive Clark Mattress & Rug Co.