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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-11
By DOROTHY SCARBOROUGH.

yOTE STORIES, Mary Roberts Rine
Il harris latest volume, is a collection
of entertaining romances, chiefly with a
hospital atmosphere. Here are revealed
Mrs. Rinehart's characteristic points of
strength and of weakness, the qualities
which have gained for her a very wide
popularity and those which keep her work
from achieving literary distinction. These
stories-which have all seen previous
publication in magazines-pOssess humor,
sympathetic understanding of human
hearts, an easy, flexible style and skill
in plot structure. They also show a ten
dency to meet the demand for jOyousness
in modern fiction, n willingness to sacri-
flee the inherent truth of character or a
situation to the happy ending.
But these romances give SO much pleas
IRE that is ungracious to crlticlSe them
for not being as good as Mrs. Rinehart's
stories could be if she wrote more for
the story and less for the audience. They
show youth in all sorts of situations.
Here, as in r.. Mrs Rinehart utilizes her
practical knowledge of medicine and
nursing and makes the scenes and incl
dents of hospital life interesting. At
tractive young nurses in immaculate caps
and dresses, pretty young probationers,
tremulous with fear lest they be rejected;
interncs, staff members, orderlies and all
the personnel of hospital, pass through
these pages.
There arc the patients, of various kinds,
tragic young mothers with brooding eyes,
girls from the street, small boys, sentI-
mental and wealthy young men. There's
the mu.inous Jane, whose only complaint
is temper and who has retired to hos
pital to sulk-only to come into novel and
unexpected conflict with n dipsomaniae
and red haired physician and brand
new set of circumstances. There's the
resentful young man who nurses his wrath
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SWinburne's Letters

lie is out of BREATH and d>claimin.
any Use for Lowell when uut of the
Biglow costume" he cnunciatps this prin-
eiple: Nothing which can possibly be a.
tre! said IN prose ought ever TO be said
III verse"
Writing again TO Stedman. in 1852,
Swinburne tells how Hdry >taart. though
finding no favor with ''the reading or re-
viewing public has brought him a re-
quest from the editor of the Encyclo pGedid
Britannica for an article for that great
repository of erudition"
In 1883, when Stedman failed in Wall
Street, he wrote to Gosse: Mr.. Swim
burne has talked of visiting America ere
long and had written me that he should
make my house his home in New York
1t would greatly distress me to be misun-
derstood by You, or by him. Should you
see him, you might mention these things.
Notifying as they are. Not that I shall
not be delighted to welcome my friends as
heretofore; but / should be embarrassed
to have my hospitalities be thought churl-
ISL" Swinburne wrote Gosse that he
thought Stedman's letter very manful
and creditable"
Swinburne's own scholarship is freely
poured into these letters; especially his
knowledge of the writing Elizabethans
The letters to Mallarme are interesting
The makers of this really important book
have hope of yet finding the 50 far I'M
discovered letters to Mazzini and Hugo.
THE LETTERS OF ALGERNON
CHARLES SWINBURNE. Two volumes
Edited by EDMUND GossE and THOMAS
JAMES WISE John Lane Company. S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-11
By EDWARD N. TEALL.

NE. recently published pOSthuihous
Il poems of Swinburne have now the
support of two large volumes Of The
Letters # AlgeraOH Charles Swinbarne.
There are 326 of these letters, and they
run through more than half century:
from February Il, 1853, TO January ii,
1909. Enjoyment of them Is not by any
means restricted TO Swinburnian enthusi-
asts-a fact wherein they have a decided
advantage over the posthumous poems
The letters are of general interest. They
would equip novelist with full material
for constructing the incidental scheme of
a literary characters" life; and they re-
veal the man the poet was.
Many of the letters in the first volume,
written along in the middle '70s, are about
Poe. In one, addressed TO John II. In
gram, editor of four volume edition of
Poe, Swinburne said of Americans gen
orally: "As to their character, my own
impression confirmed by experienee) is
that they are either delightful or detesta-
ble-the best or the worst company posi-
ble-there is no medium" He seems to
have granted to Edmund Clarence Sted-
man, to whom lie wrote several long let
tiers, a place among the American sheep.
He congratulates him on his selection OF
Landor's poems; in a manner, however,
that leaves us wondering if he did not
,noIl,y hol,o,,a kho A ffxy
more to be envied than the use he had
made of it. But little later he writes:
"You have written in Tictoridn Poets
the very best study containing the very
truest estimate of Landor's genius that
has ever yet been achieved"
In another letter, while granting the e1-
cellenee of Bryant's Thdn0topsis and
Lowell's Commemoration Ode, he deplores
the fact that neither "leaves in my ear the
echo of single note of song" Bryant
is "august meditation; Lowell, noble but
without ''the pulse, the fire, the passion
of mnsic.' Whitman, now-when he
doesn't speak bad prose he sings, and
when he does sing he sings well. "Mr.
Longfellow has a pretty little pipe of
his own, but surely it is very thin and
reedy." To talk of Emerson's poetry was
like talking of the scholarship of child
that had not learned the alphabet. On
rereading Emerson's first volume of
poems, however, he admits that it con-
tains noble verses and passages well
worth remembering" After praising
Whittier for his "power and pathos" and
reprehending for running on "long after
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-11
BOlshevism in Mexico

thirty-seven fewer schools than in 1910.
Teachers salaries are many months In ar
rears, and teachers are reported Us pawn
ing their clothes and furniture to stave
off starvation.
Mexican finances are disOrganized, and
the national credit has been destroyed.
"The country, whose credit ten years AGO
was second to none, to-day cannot borrow
dollar in the money markets of the
world" For FIVE years, Mr.. GibbOn says,
no attempt has been made TO pay interest
on financial obligations. Only the mill
tary establishment fOurishes. Generals,
who Rad no private fortunes before join
ing the Carranza movement, are living
"at the proverbial clip of Pittsburg mil
lionaires" The story of Mexico under
Carranza is the story of Russia under the
Bolsheviki all over again.
Mr.. Gibbon goes fully into the subject
of the subsidies and concessions granted
to foreigners in Mexico He also gives
an explicit and detailed account of the
pledges made by the Carranza Govern
ment regarding the protection of the lives
and property of foreigners and indem-
mites for damages resulting from the
revolution. He gives an equally explicit
and detailed account of the pledges that
have been broken.
Mexico for the Mexicansi The long re-
cital of the Mexican peoples struggle TO
win Mexico for the Me1icans instead Of
Mexico for the Church, the army, the aris-
tocraey; for Spain, for France or the
United States, for everybody and every
thing, in fact, except for the Mexicans-
has been one to thrill democratic peoples
everywhere, especially Americans.
But Mexico for Carranza is another
matter. The people too often seem to
reap the little end of revolutionary har-
vest; are not even permitted TO play the
picturesque if meagre role of cleaners
The success of revolution, history has
taught, is knowing when to let go, when
to cry enough and restore order, while
there is any order left TO restore. But it
generally happens that the political revo-
luton once accomplished by force, the
aims of the revolution are repudiated, the
force is retained by the leaders-and the
people are fooled again. Mr.. Gibbons
book is the latest and most complete news
from Mexico. 1t is disturbing, especially
since it comes within our own regional
understanding"
MEXICO UNDER CARRANZA. BY
THOMAS f. GrBBoN. Doubleday, Page g.
Co. $3.50.
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Mrs. Rinehart's "Love Stories"

while lettering on the brink of the grave
and glowers while he Is supposed to be
breathing his last There's Twenty-Five,
who has an exciting time in quarantine,
and Annie Petowski, who defies all regu-
lations concerning times to feed her in
fant-and others, all worth reading about.
Mrs. Rinehart's stories begin briskly
and have the trick of arousing immediate
interest. For instance, who wouldn't like
to read about persons introduced In these
two fashions? ..--
Having retired to hospital to sulk,
Jane remained there. The family came
and sat by her bed uncomfortably, and
smoked and finally retrCated, with defeat
written large all over it, leaving Jane to
the continued possession of Room SO,
pink kimono with slippers to match,
hand embroidered face pillow with a rose
colored bow on the corner, and a young
nurse with the gift Of giving Jane daily
the appearance of a strawberry and
vanilla ice rising from a meringue Of bed
linen. James complaint was temper"
'Now had Billy Grant really died there
would be no story. The story is to relate
how he nearly died; and how, approach
ing that bourne to which no traveller may
take anything but his sins-and this with
Billy Grant meant considerable luggage
he casts about for some way to prevent
the Lindley Grants from getting posses
sion of his worldly goods"
LOVE STORIES. By MARY RoBERrs
RlNEHART. George II. Doran Company.
81 so.
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No one has yet guessed correctly the
identity of more than five of the subjects
of Dreiser's TWelre Men, Matthew, Mark,
Luke and John and Paul Dresser, TheO-
dore's brother, undoubtedly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-11

Wonder why Mary Roberts Rinehart
didn't call her new book of Lore Stories
something clse-Hare Heart, for in
staneef
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-11

Tdri (Bobbs- Merrill, next fall will b.
George Agncw Charaberlain's new novel
and, in the movies, Taylor Holiness new
vehicle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-11

LOVE STORIES. BY MARY ROBERrs
RlNEHART. George II. Doran Company.
81 so.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-11

THE LIE TIERS OF AGERNON
CHARLES SWINBURNE. Two volumes
Edited by EDMUND GossE and THOMAS
JAMES WISE. John Lane Company. s..
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MEXICO UNDER CARRANZA. BY
THOMAS f. GIBBoN. Doubleday, Page g
Co. $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12


DUROC-JERsEYS. registered and cholers
immune. Homan's Hos Farm. Ysleta. Tex
FOR SALE-HolsteIn heifer calf. from
heavy mich COW. SIS Phone 2015-
FOR SALE-Two fine Jersey cows. 2s0l
East Boulevard Phone 1871
TEN S-year-old Holstein heIfers. will b.
fresh soon Phone ASS
SPLENDID Jersey COW for sale. Between
Esleta and North Loop road. A Camp
house. Inquire after s evenings
TIVE YEAR OLD. dark bay horse. Abso-
lutely sound Weighs about 1900 pounds
Cal 3sl4 White Oaks St Phone 1857.
FOR SALE or trade for hay. one z
months old colt. Good Suffolk stock. sire
OF colt. weighs 1900 pounds. See Goodwin.
across canal from southeast corner OF
Washington Park
WANTED TO BUY car load OF Young
Jersey milk cows. fresh or heavy springerS.
want from 81 to 5 gallon cows: give
colors. price and full particulars IN first
letter Address Sam ". Wilson 100 z.
Mulberry St. san Antonio. Tex
CHILDREN take to goats milk like a
duck to water. II your baby is not doing
well and has bowel trouble. try goats
milk; the trouble viii be-quickly remedIed-
Try At lur expense. We observe strict
cleanliness and are under rigid city in
spection- Phone Ss35W. Pioneer Goat
Dairy. 2So1 Nations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12
For Sale-City Property

FOR QGTCK SHIESTTSo close in cor
Eers-one located Stanton and Ari-
zona-other Kansas-Crosby. owner.
100 n. Stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12
Cleaning and Pressing

TEXAS CLEANING WORKS-912 Texas
Phone 2i29 Ross Bros. Props
JAPANESE CLEANING WORRS-Ciothes
cleaner Phi GIL sI3 San gacinto St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12
For Rent-Rooms Furnished

2
cool rooms downtown. Hotel Beaumont
Good room 50 week. 422ls e San Antonio
IN HOME. walking distance Pm 1851
FUR. rooms and Sleeping porch. az AriE
FUR. BEDROOM-Ph s5sOw. after 8 pm
LARGE nicely furnished front room pri-
vate home. 1907 Montana
PRIVATE FAMILY-Front bed room foI
gentlemen. close in Phone 53s7R-
COOL BEDROOMS-Nice I5cation. excel
lent meals acres street Phone 1855 y w.
THE KENNARD ROOMS. 42S5z n. ore
g0n- Modern: centrally located
FOR RENT-East outside rooms. reason
able 615A E san Antonio
NICE cool bedroom. upstairs; walking DIS
lance. Phi 2157J.
SLEEPING PORCH for rent, IN private
family. 1928 Idalia St Take TT Bliss
car.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED rooms with
sleeping porch. close in. with private fam
IL "a West Rio Grande- Phone 1851
COOL FRONT ROOM in private family.
To gentlemen preferred Referenc- SIC
y Kansas
HOTEL CASTLE. sos s. Stanton. newly
furnished. outside rooms. $3.50 week; hot
and cold running water Phone so05-
THE ARLEN-Attractive modern rooms
with sleeping porches and private bath
81 West Missouri
LARGE. COOL, newly furnished upstairs
rooms. private home 111s e san Antonio
St Phone ss52
NICE ROOM and glassed in sleeping
porch. IN private home: suitable for one
Or two men Breakfast Il desired Phi
STIR
NICELY FURNISHED front room in pri-
vate family for gentleman with clean
habits; one block from Arizona car Ph
lllNM.
NICELY FURNISHED bed room; also
sleeping porch: close in: private resi-
dence. S2-5o. So. $3.50 per week sos
Mesa Ave
NICELY FURNISHED front bedroom ad-
family; three blocks from Cleveland
Square. soc Stewart Place Phone 5sSS-
HOTEL ALABAMA-Under new ulans &C.
ment; 81 rooms OF solid comfort steam
heat: bot and cold running water IN every
room. Rates daily. sec. 75c 81. weekly.
$50 mp rs s Oregon Phone 1882.
SIMMER RATS
Free Baths
Service Convenience
100 Rooms OF Sold Comfort
HOTEL SAVOY
Phone 800 G G. Dues. Mgr.
Lost and Found
-~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~~-~-~-~-
LOST-White Angora cat Return to sos
y p Peso ST. Phone e1fl- Reward Z
LOsT-Naie AiredaIe: license No. COS Fu /
grown Reward Phone 13fW-
LOST-s75 check on san Jose bank Re-
turn 70 P. s. Ford. Consumers Ice Co.
LOST-square ruby scarf pin. lady's head
cut IA ruby Reward Phone 1S2- Ma
lone. at A n Foster Co
LOST-Sunday. Tan light. car No. A.
$50 Tcxass cross har- Reward to finder.
Phone 204s.
BUNCH OF KEYS IN downtown district
or on Arizona street car Return TO e
Pasa Herald Circulation Dept Reward
LoST-Straw hat between e Paso and
Deming on Borderland road Name H l.
Elder inside II Il don't fit return 10
Tri-State Motor Co.
WILL THE PARTY who called me on the
phone Tuesday and told me that he had
some mail I had lost. please call again-
! did not get the name and address cor
7ectly. p. s Ford. Consumers Ice Co
Phone. business. 225o: residence 495a-
LOST-AireJale male. months Old. head
and fore feet tan. body black. very soft
and silky hair black spot by each sars
lost Sunday afternoon on Texas st. be-
tween Cotton and Mesa Ave Suitable re-
ward for its return r. L Daniel Phi
1eE or 1923
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12
SueciaI Notices.

Special NotiSeS
~~---~---~-----~I----~----
CURTAINS Numbered Phone T7e2W.
THE ONLY steam caroet cleaners ski
81 Erwin Mfg- Co. ITO
ACCORDION plating. heTnsfiIching. picOt-
inr Miss Corum. Is BuclSler Blk. Phi 1911
PAINTING, paper hanging decoratin
Yelton Paint Co sos \. Stanton Phi 1914
Mis-. CHONLA-Womsn's Ex-. crochet &
tattinE; 0rde-s taken l2a y Campbell
YOUR mattresses renovated sl-Tb up. car
pets CLEANED Erwin Mig Co Pheue i110.
PHONE 6Ss-Ed's Transfer ca. when you
want 10 move or haul trunks. pianos
Grating and packing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12
For Rent-HOuses Furnished

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FURNISHED k0uSE-Phone 2glew.
BUNGALOW near Fort Bliss. Phone s24s
/ FURNISHED sIve-room house: water
, paid. $50 Manzans
IN GRAND VIEW. near car. room frame.
partially modern. sleeping porch Refer
/ ences- Phone 3oseM.
! FOUR-ROOM brick cottage. half block
I from car line. Grandview Addition Phone
; l0l7 evenings and Sundays
) FOR RENT TO couple without children.
5-room furnished bungalow until october
1 list. near Five Points. 1901 Alamogordo-
Phone 5so5.
MOVING and baggage given prompt at
tention- PIANO moving a specially. Prices
reasonable. Phone 2516.
FIVE POINTS TRANSFER CO.
FOR RENT-Four-room. modern, co5ble-
stone bungalow; nicely furnished: close to
car; rent reasonable; ideal summer home
Prone 1854.
FOR RENr-Four room bungalow. glazed
IN sleeping porch nice lawn will lease
for one year; three blocks west OF Five
Points Also Carneaux pigeons Phone
2962.
FOR RENT-Sman frame cottage nicely
furnished. lawn. poultry yard. rabbit pens
Altura Park Apply 1927 Richmond St
CLOUDCROFT
seven-room cottage. completely furnished
! TURNER, KEMP & COLDWELL
Over State Natl Bank Phone 20s0.
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished
FOUR ROOM fame house. 2s22 Gold St
call 15os wyoming.
7-ROOM HOUSE. basement and garage.
1913 Wyoming.
4 ROOM Bungalow. sleeping porch 1905
Grandview Ave
FOR RENT-Sman. modern house Phone
1876 or call 2i0s San Diego.
FOR RENT-Four room house. garage.
yard fenced in for chickens. pigeons and
rabbits. one block from county hospital
Phone e5zsJ-
MOVING and baggage given prompt at
tention. PIANO moving a speciality Prices
reasonable Phone ISIS.
FIVE POINTS TRANSFER CO.
FOR RENT = six-room prick. sleeping
porch. on car line and Newman Park
Garage. hen house. large yard. $50 month
Phone az.
room. heating plant. $3.50. Scott Sales
& Realty Co. 42s Mills Bldg Phone
Iz5s or zs2lJ.
CLOUDCROFr
Two 7-room cottages. well located. com
TURNER, KEMP 4 COLDwELL
Over State Nau. Bank Phone 20so. I
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsuE
rms & s P garage. $3.50 Rich
rms. g S. P. .iiS san Jose St, 5000
rms. & s P. 29i1 Piedras St $4,000
rms. & 8 P. 1884 Federal St Cdou-
rms. 5 5. P. ls.5 Myrtle Ave. :. $4,000 /
rms & c. $. P 1914 Clifton s. 5000 (
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio s.
4 GOOD refrigerator Is worth the
difference in cost. Your credit Is
ToJTz-MOORE FURNITURE co.
! R brick DWELLING. slls Kings
5 R. brick dwelling. so Dallas. $3.50
4 P brick Apt. 7i0iE E. san Antonio e0-s0 F..
=. w. WILLIAMS AGENCY, 6
General Insurance
Phone 11ti. 312 First Nat Bani Bldg-
No $40 y. Stanton.
40. s-1215 Z. Boulevard $500
S512 Mountain. rooms fur
rd nished ,sos ,io,,o. -s go "a
10 rooms. BIZ Boulevard. 5000
rooms. furnished. Nevada s..
three months. at $1,000
Nice nine-room house. comfort
ably furnished except linen. near
Houston Square Permanent ten
ant wanted. References required
BROADDUS s. LIE BARON
Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12
Poultry and Pet Stock

I
MANTED-Young rabbits. Phone sslS.
MISED BIRD SEED and bird supriies
u W. D. WISE SEED Co.. Phone s2o0.
I OUR PERFECTION MASH makes hens lay
w. D. WISE SEED CO., Phone $3.50.
4 YOU CAN SAVE by buying your bird
| cages from A YAFFE. 400 S. FL Paso-
, THY a SACK OF Perfection pigeon food.
W. d. WISE SEED CO.. Phone $500
FOR SALE-Tfcroughbred Barred Rock
I hens and rooster; also Rhode Island Red
rooster. Phone 2ss2.
TOR SALE
Fine young Rrfus Red Belgian rabbits,
cheap Can 172 Ask for Juan
WILL TRADE Is Flemish does. three
black pediErecd bucks. 20 young. for Vic
trola or furniture. Phone 6s5sR.
FOR SALE CHEAP-New Zealand doe.
bred; also large utility buck Thrift
stamps taken S1l4 Hamilton Phone
ss7SR-
IS BARRED Plymouth Rock baby chicks
for sale J. Il Daugherty. SslS Chester.
Phone 77sow.
FOR SALE-Ie hens. cockerels. reason
able II taken at once. 5s2I Blsbee-
FOR sALE-Bel gian does with litters. Sc
up Also New Zealand Red doe, &C. ITO
E. Boulevard-
WANT 1000 hens. full grown. Do not
care what breed. at 81 each N. T. Dur
ham. 1922 Tdaiia St Phone 52i5
HATCHING EGGS-Rhode Island Reds
81" that are red: Notified Anconas. Shep-
herds famous laying strain Can deliver.
5114 Hamilton Phone 397SR-
BABY CHICKENS and White LeEhorn
hens. White Legig m roosters. rabbits,
hutches and pair OF scales. 1915 Doug
las. Phone sos.
NICE FAT SQUADS, 4Oc; mated HON.
ers and Carnesuz; good workers; Homera
SOC pair Carneaux ST. also some prize
winning Runts. No better s721 Idalia
St Phone 1851
NEW ZEALAND RABBITRY SPECIALS:
Mail orders promptly filled Write New
Zealand Rabbi1ry. 3eo5 San Diego St. or
call 5704-
Utility does. bred or unhred....s
Pedigreed does. past 4 mo. ..-.S
Pedigreed bucks past mo- ----s
Pedigreed does. I " old -----.-SlO
One utility doe ard litter.
Pedigreed doe and litter
One buck. II months. subject regis
u1L4On ---ss-----.s ----.-s4-
Five months registered stock. $50 up
Our supply department carries a complete
line OF books. remedies. tattoo needles
Everything for the rabbitry.
Ask for free circular
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12
Dslscive AReac1-s
Furniture Pacing

The Ben WiiIiaTns Defesfi1e 1sency. 81
Flrst National Bank BldE. Ph- 449s-sosl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12
For SaIe-mntnrcncIe.

H1RIE9|DAVfbs0S M0T0kcTcTf
Agency: supplies AMI accessories. SMITH
MACH. CO. SIS S. Kansas ST. Phi ISL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12

FOR SALE-Cozy bungalow home OF
four rooms with bath and porches-
Constructed Of stuceo over metal iath.
South front on Frankfort street near
Fort Bliss line and on eight full city
lots. 40 feet deep to an alley. All
fmprovem ents withoIt city taxes
Price 100000. Address D 179. care
Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12

FOR SALE BY OWNER-New . room
bungalow. finished this week. All
built in features. hardwood floors
throughout glassed in sleeping room.
large screened porch. linen closet OH
bath room, garage. on two fun south
front lots, paved street; $500 down;
balance easy. 1927 Ia Luz st. Phone
S74s-W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12
LOT HARGAN

LOT BARGAIN
six level lots. paved. south front.
Alta Vista district. one block of car,
four blocks Of Five Points. Price with
paving paid $3.50 per lot-Ph- S423-R.
IDEAL HOME at Five Points. modern
room brick bungalow. hardwood
floor, built-in features. glassed sleep
ing porch and screened porch: south
front. 2S09 E. Boulevard. Immediate
possession. Phone nMnar a562
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12
LET Us BUILD FOR YOU

On your lots or ours-smau payment
down and balance easy monthly OF
yearly payments
We do our own building and can give
you the advantage OF the lowest cost
OF materials and workmanship-We
furnish plans and specifications free
aAMEY BROS.
Ds~FfEa-z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12

Stone. Cement and Tile Work.
Burial Gases. Cement Granite Monuments.
Telephone SAG Il Psso. Tezas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12
For RenE-Apartmenis Furnished

TwO s THREE ROOMS. $. P. COZ Upsc-.
| MODERN AFT. 100 Mrndv Ph- ssfsR-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12
Contractors

T. A. WOODWARD. general contractor.
buildihg ana repair work. Phone s1esJ.
L : CHASER. general contractor New
and repair work Phone 1851.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12

R. brick dwtIiing. slIs kings
Highway t-u-ut
r. brick dwelling. 80 Dallas $3.50
r brick Apt. Ti0iE Z. san Antonio e0-s0
=. W.. WILLIAMS AGENCY,
General Insurance
Phone 11ff. 313 First Nat Bank Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12

WELDiNG-The way Il should os dons.
aRorrs- 1.--r Dt,-r, - Iis -, =.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12

FURNISHED ROUsE-Phone 2slew.
BUNGALOW near Fort Bliss. Phone s24s
FURNISHED fIve-rOOm house; water
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12

DAN 4. CARSON. contractor. Cement.
stone snd plsstering- Office 3fo1 Myrtle
ave. Phone s445.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12
SsIl-Live Stock-Buy

DUROC-JERsEYS. registered and cholers
immune Homan's Hos Farm Ysleta. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12
Second Hand Furniturs
Transfer
Tvpewrisers

UPAOLSTERlNti-Fur upholstered.
repaired & refinisLed- E L DANIEL II X.