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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24

: Avilene Morris. Miss Matilda Ann
slater and the Misses Ruth and Helen
Lelman.
quite a number OF guests from the
Z CITY motored down 10 the Valley Inn
during the weekend for dinners and
luncheons- One dinner party included
I Mr. and Mrs T. n Bray. Mrs T. H
spauldinS, Miss Agnes Woods and
Frank r Monk OF New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Billings
I had Tor their luncheon guess at the
Inn. Mrs r C. Billings. who is their
house guest, and Lieut.. Kenneth
Welch.
Miss Helen Oshea and F. Alexander
koyse dined at valley Inn on Satur-
day evening
A luncheon party at Valley Inn dur
ing the week end included Joel Hub
bard, his daughters. Miss Mary Hub
bard, Mrs Harry Heck and Mr. and
Mrs T. L IOWnley. Of Miami Florida.
Nj. and Mrs. Il. T. WOrtberEton en-
tertalned at dinner at Valley Inn for
Er- and Mrs. z. %. Stewart. 1T. and
Mrs Mrs, C. D. kunkel. c. d. LaMorse and
waldo C. Cole
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Owsley had as
their dinner guests at Valley Inn, W.
r Suddeth. L O. Smith and r. Bruce
MeKeown.
Mrs. Horace Broaddus. chairman Of
woman's work Of the Red Cross for
Fl Paso, announces that Miss kath-
crime Buriingame. OF ST. Louis. direc-
tor OF production OF refugee garments
for the southwestern division Of the
American Red Cross, viii arrive in
II Paso on Wednesday morning anu
that a luncheon in her honor viii be
given at noon at the Red Cross shop.
All FL Pasoans, both men and wo-
men. interested In Red Cross work.
are expected 20 be present At this
luncheon and 20 hear Miss Burlin-
game talk Of the work necessary for
the great production orders being
made 10 answer the call OF the need
for clothing OF women and children
II the war devastated countries Of
Europe.
All guests who are 20 attend the
luncheon are expected 10 telephone
their Cr-er Tor a place at the table
by Tuesday evening 20 the Red Cross
shop. The guests who come in for
luncheon each day at the shop viii
have tables provided for them so that
their plans viii be In no wise disar-
ransed by the luncheon honoring
Miss Burhngame-
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Coles were
hosts to a pretty dinner party at the
Country club on Saturday evening
honoring capt. and Mrs. C. c. Jewel I
q. ). navy. who are their house
guests. This charming courtesy IS I
the first Of a series Of parties which Z
Mr. and Mrs. Coles viii give for their /
guests. The table was very attrac-
tive AT the cltb house for this din ]
ner, being ornamented with spring I
flowers Of sweet peas. violets. roses /
and fresias. Covers were placed for /
Capt and Mrs. Fewel. Brig. Gen and /
Mrs. James 7. Hornbrook. Mr- and I
Mrs. ". w. Iurney. AR. and Mrs.
Charles Bassett, mayor and Mrs .
Charles Davis, Nr. and Mrs. e. s. I
Stewart Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Will 4
Hams. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Coles. Nr.
and Mrs W. D. wise. Miss Dorothy
Wise. who Is their house guest. and /
the hosts
Mrs. n o. Wright viii give a lunch
con on Wednesday. honOriug Mrs.
Harry Carter. the former Miss Nancy
lakeland. who is the house guest Of
her mother, Mrs. =. c. Lakeland.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24

Dr. E D. Strong. phys. and surg.
SIS r. 3 Bids Phs- 277-157s.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24

More dancing space has been ar
ranged In the Red Cross shop for the
large number Of guests who 20 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24

Mrs. II. o. Wright viii give a lunch
con on Wednesday. hon0riug Mrs
Harry Carter. the former Miss Nancy
lakeland. who is the house guest OF
her mother, Mrs. =. c. I-ackland.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24

IS dan S. Ickes, at Valley
. Z month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24

serrt william Gasow. Of Troop N.
18th e s cavalry, IS here from his
station at Fort sam Houston. Texas.
and viii be the guest OF Lieut. Ken
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26

IMAGINE yourself wearing a set Of
l head receivers and a telephone
t-ansmitter and listening to q voice
saying. Z an right over r Z and
your shells are all bursting short. In
crease range 50 Yards That was
the experience OF american radio op-
orators during the latter part Of the
war. for radio telephone sets were
developed that enabled men on the
ground TO talk with airplanes flying
over the enemy lines and aim the
guns according TO their directions. Or
the commander OF a flight Of air
planes would say. Close in and take
formation" and every pilot under his
command would hear and obey. since
each machine was equipped with a
radio receiving set
An essential feature OF the radio
telephone set is a small generator to
deliver direct current at from 275 TO
$50 volts. For airplane use. these
generators. made by the Westing-
house Electric e. misunderstanding Co
also delivered current at - volts one
IS mounted on the landing gear Of
each plane SO that the backWash Of
the propeller drives . small two blade
wooden ian on the generator shaft.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
REVEALS SUBSTANCE OF
CHENO-IAPANESE NOTES

Paris. France. Feb. 20 (by The As
ISOLATED Press. -Japanese financiers
are granted the privilege Of making
loans to China for the building OF
hundreds Of miles Of railroads in
Mongolia. AIanchuria and China
proper. and the Japanese are granted
the right 10 participate in the opera
ton Of the railways now constructed
in ShantunE province. under notes
exchanged by Japan and China on
September a. 1915
These notes. which are before the
peace conference. supplement the
treaty and notes Of Nay =, 1915, be
tween Japan and China. in which the
Chinese government engaged TO rec
oEnize all agreements between the
Japanese and Germans respecting the
disposition Of German rights and in
terests in Shantung province.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
NEW LAND WILL
Be IRRIGATED
Three Mile Canal Is Being
Built On High Land East
of Chamberino.

la Mesa. y. N. Feb. -5.-The dredS-
ing machine in operation in this district
which recently finished near san
Miguel, is now doing a record making
job digging an irrigation canal along
high land east Of Chamberino, where
heretofore no irrigating has been
done. When finished the ditch VIII
be about three miles long. The ma
chine is moving 1000 feet Of dirt q
week and when a third shift is added
il viii dig a mile a week
Lloyd Ault has returned home from
san Diego. where he was discharged
from the navy Young Ault has been
in training for about six months.
Fix Bridge Approaches.
After several months Of work by q
big force Of men and teams the east
and west approaches TO the Nado
bridge have again been put in shape
FOR. traffic. Other Improvement work
win begin Immediately on the Mes
quite bridge when new flooring viii
be put in. the old part OF The structure
removed and a new abutment built
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
WAR STAMPS COVER BIG SUM
OE MONEY IN CASH DRAWER

War saving stamps are great
thing in the eyes Of c. a Patton OF the
Grandvfew drug store who was robbed
Tuesday night by two men dressed as
soldiers. at the point OF a revolver
According TO Mr. Patton the men
entered the store when he was alone
and robbed the cash drawer Of SO in
cash and about s. dollars IN stamps
lying in the cash drawer under the
war savings stamps was n big amount
Of money in currency that he intended
depositinC in a local bank Wednesday
that the men overlooked
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26

/ Thus the generator runs whenever
the plane is in motion, and also while
il is on the ground with the engine
running. Constant voltage with va
riable speed is secured by an ingeu-
ious ARRANGEMENT Of differential
fields controlled by a two element
vacuum tube mounted in the stream
line" housing Of the generator.
At stations on the ground or on
shipbOard. power is taken from stor-
age batteries. and here a small West
inghOuse dynamOtOr. driven by 10
volt current. gives tie required high
village. In the field one Of these
sets was originally mounted on
light metal h-ame carrying a volt
meter. fuses and terminals. Quite
recently an aluminium carrying case
was developed which was watertight
when closed. All the switches. fuses.
etc, are mounted inside.
\ submarine chaser often lies mo-
tionless. waiting for U-boat to stick
its nose above the surface. SO sensi-
tive are the listening devices on the
submarines that even the slight hum
Of one OF these dynamOtors. trans
mitted TO the chaser's hull. would be-
tray its position Hence the dyna-
motors furnished TO the navy are
mounted in n cradle Of coil springs.
They are supplied in pairs enc serT-
ing as a spare unit. 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
RAILROAD TINE TABLE


All trains arrive and depart from USiou
station. FOOT OF san Francisco street. All
arrivals and departures given N e Paso
or mouutaip stardari time
SANTA re
Tor AIbuquerQ1e. Denver. Chicago. Los
Angeies-No- SOS Tvs SEQ a. m: 40. SO
at $500 p m
From AIbuque-que. Denver. Los Angeles.
ChicaEo-No- sol arvs- 10 a. m: No. so7
FL PASO & SOUTHWESTERN
western Division.
For Arizona. and California-So. 5 Tvs.
1900 p. M: No Tvs. At s-45 D. m
eastern DivislOul.
For kausas City. st. Louis and ChlraE 20
-So- Tvs 1901 D. m No at $50
From Chicago. ST Louis and Kansas
city-No. arvs- 200 a. m: No at
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
For san Antonio. New Orleans and
Washington-No- 1o2 Tvs sop D. n; No
10 at 1880 p. m
From Washington. New Orleans and san
Antonio-Arrives al SO a. m; No at
For Arizona and CaIfornia-No. / Tvs.
7-15 a. m; No 101 az 7-l0 e. M No
100 at 5-0Q D. II
From Arizonas and caiifornia-So. 4
arys- at 11-4z d. M: no 1b2 arys. 2:f5
IEXAs a PACIFIC
For Dallas and St Louis--No. IS Tvs
5;f5 a. m. No. az 800 .. IN
From St Louis and Dailas-No- l awe.
1-55 p. m; No. : arvs at 1899 p. al
MEXICAN CENTRAL
70 regular schedule
MEXICO & NORTHWESTERN.
No regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
DAILY RECORD.



Rivera AdditiOn-Martinez Invest
ment Co. to LeocadiO Hernandez, lot
-. block a, $500; Feb 19. 1913
Franklin Heights Addition - Ca
DrianO MontOya de wilkins and nus
band TO A. w. Riegel. lots Is and l5,
block 50, $500; Jan 81. 1919
Grandview AdditiOn-Joseph J. Fox
to J. F. Bischoff. lots L TO "a inclu-
sive. block I. $500: Feb. q, 1913
Campben's Addition-T- J. Wood
side and wife to J. F. Mullin. lots s
and Z, block 261; $500: Oct -. 1918
hOff 10 Jesus Trujillos lot IS, block
60. $500: Feb. -. 1919.
Franklin Heights AdditOn-Ias- G.
AIcNary TO Lee H Orndorff and r. ~
AIurchisou. lots Is. u, 10 and l6. block
81. $4,000; Feb. "a. 1913.
East FL Paso Addition=Lee II. Orn-
dorff to Jas. C. McNary, lots 5 and 8,
bloch. %: lots &c. a and the west half
of lote 10. block 20. $500; Feb 20
1879.
East Fl Paso Addition. F. Nullin
and wife to T J. WOodside- lots 81
and 81, block %. $1,000. Oct. ]. 1913.
Grandview AdditiOn-Security Bank
and Trust company 10 Geo F. Rad
ford. lots T. and Il, block Il, $500;
Feb. IS. 1919.
Government Hill Adition-Sarah u
Howell TO Myrtle g. DouEherty. lots
q and ., block 6S, $1,000: FEB Il
.1s1s.
Manhattan Heights Addition-Jas.
G. Brady to Blanche II. Haverhill. lot
81 and the west 20 feet OF lot sc. block
%. $1,000: Feb. ;. 1873.
Government Hill Addition-Citv Na-
.tional bank of Fl Paso TO Alberto
Herrera. lots IS and -, block q. $500;
Feb. 70, 1919
Bassett's Addition-Branlia Naien-
Zuela Rodriguez and Jose Rodriguez
TO Louis Brown. lot -. block 20. $500;
Feb. 10, 1913.
Building Permits
p. II. Prewitt. 2451 Montana street.
TO build brick room. $1,000.
C. O. Horner, 1927 Hueco street, to
build an adobe garage, 500.
Marriage License.
Richard n Rasmus and Maria
BerryhilL
g. r Mccain and Birdie keesv-
VIII W. Hale and Ida Holmes
Jesus SOtelO and Anaouio Ontiveros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
GRAIN MARKET
AGAIN BULLI5H
Forecast of US. Report On
Farm Reserves Tends To
Strengthen Corn.

Chicago. III. Feb. 26.-PrOspects
that the government report on farm
serves Of corn would be buIlish tend
ed today to Strengthen the corn mar
keL especially deferred options Open
ing prices. which ranged from 1isc off
10 l1sc advance. with May at Sl-251s
1858. and July at S1-22 z G1.225 $ were
followed by continued firmness.
Market Weakens- Rallies.
Subsequently. opinions spread that
no March hog prices would be agreed
upon Selling Of all deliveries of corn
therefore. grew more aggressive The
entire market weakened. but rallied
toward the last. oWing~to talk of lift
ing the pork export ban The market
closed nervous. &c net lower to Sfc
advance, with Nav at s126ls n 1868.
and July At SLIPS = 1-221t
Oats Somewhat Firm.
Slightly improved domestic Shipping de-
mand gave a little fitness 20 oats. After
opening UNCHANGED 10 &c higher with Nav
az 50 : G0c. the market continued 20
harden
Weakness In the hog market had de-
pressing effect on provisions
Something Of a recovery took place Just
at the finish The upturns were led By
pork
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
Livestock Market

AAleAEo LIVESTOCK Aln-H-
Chicago. ILL.,. Feb. e6.-fUnited States
Bureau OF Markets. l-HoEs-Receipts. g.
o0G- Market slow weak al yesterday
average Light hogs and bulk Of sales.
$3.50 G 1850. butchers. sl7.45 a I7-Io-
lights, S16-95 F17-55: packing sI6-75 q
20 choice. s1&-25 a1e-2sl
Cattle-Rcceipts. $500 Beef steers and
feeders, mostly CSC higher choice cows and
heifers- strong 10 15c higher. others and
bulls, steady calves. strong 10 sc higher
beef cattle. good. choice and prime. S1e-25
go: common and medium. s10.75 916.e5-
butcher stock. cows and heifers. $3.50 O
1850 Gamers and cutters. ss-5oG 7.60-
stoczers and feeders. good choice and
fancy. s1I-158 Is; inferior. common and
medium. ss-25 11.15; veal calves, good and
choice, $3.50 G1T-25-
sheep Receipts. 5000 Market active.
mostly IS case higher. Lambs. choice and
prime $3.50 DISCS; medium and good
81 Q 1880; culis. S14 q 1885, ewes. choice
and prime S1250612-75- medium and
good, S10.25 G12-50; culls. $3.50 $50.
Kansas CITY Livestock. Close
Kansas CITY. no, Feb 26--Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 10000 NarEer higher. Heavy.
SI7-50F I7-so; pigs. S1eG1s-
Cattle-Receipts. 1000 Market steady
Steers, sIsGl9: WESTERN Sc q It; COWS. 81
G13; heifers. $3.50 1880: stockers. So
15; calves. s. Ola
sheep-Receipts. 500. Market strong
Lambs. S17-75 1875; yesrlings. s14 q 1875
rethers. sIeT13: ewes. S11-75H12-
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo. Feb es--Cattle-Receipt
1900 Market steady TO Toe higher. Beef
steers, S14-25 1850; cows and heifers. SI-f5
oil. stockers and feeders, SOS G1L50s
calves. SI3-25 1910
Hogs-Receipts. 200. Market G10c high
er. Top. s17; bulk. SI6-75 G1s-9o-
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 Market . Q 55c
higher Lambs. s15-s5 17-50; ewes, $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
Want AdRates.

One cent per word for each in
sertinn. No advertisement counted
as less than 20 words. Three coz
Secutive Insertions ~ cents a
word
BY month. $3.50 per line.
Bold face lines double price.
In order 10 give time for proper
classification IT is necessary to
close The Herald classified page at
1880 p m Want ads received after
that hour will appear the next day.
orders TO discontinue want ads
must be in Herald office before 9
a. m. OF day OF publication.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
Helm Wanfed-Arents

AGENls who can furnish references. who
desire 10 sell stock in a reliable oil com
pany call or write room 407 First National
Bank Building, Wichita Pals. Texas. Good
rnrnr-- ..-n--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
Gun Shells, Mail SACKS
Used to Beat Drg Law

Omaha Neh-. Feb 26.@Ihe latest
stunts for bootleEgers IN Omaha are
10 camouflaEe booze in mail sacks
and in gun shells.
James Mcclure and l. W Welsh.
postal clerks. were arrested on the
Douglas street bridge carrying a mail
sack Two quarts OF booze were
found In the sack.
Deputy marshal Quinlau discovered
= trunk a. the Union station which
mad a familiar rattle. Upon opening
ir he found seven brass she1ls-hol-
ioTs-each containing two quarts OF
whisky. The sAslls were souvenirs Of
the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

CBy Associated PresEl-
New YORK, I'eh- -6--Marcaatils p-por,
&c
Sterling 90 daF bills sE-7ss CONNER
c-zI so DAY bills on banks s4-72as; com
ner-izl 50 day bis. fA1=izs demand
sf--5sl cables. ff-7s ZIG.
Mexican pesos. 171zc.
Tine loans stronE- 60 and 50 days and
months. 81 a. percent
can money, EASIER high 50 percsut1
ioT. g ruling rate, So closing bid "a .
c-fere1 a. s. last ioal- percent
Cr--Er. ruu-inzi- elecrruiT-lc- - q lbc-
Ir6u. uuuin1l- No. I northern and No
Z southern SAG Sl- No northern and
SO . southern. f1--5 15--5-
Lad. firm spot and Fsbruzry. $500
$50 bid. snelter. firm East S. Louis de-
l-rerr. SPOT and February, $3.50 @ 6-f0-
LONDON METALS NAREET-
london. Eng Feb. 2s--The following
were tie quotations ia the London met
ais rrzrlzer Edda--
spot copper "a les; electrolytic, $50
Tn E-l1 rs
Lad 81 Jos
EurIrn- Eaz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
BERIN0 DITCH
WORK RUSHED
Reclamation Service Pre-
pairing For Irrigation In
About Ten DAVIS.

Berino. y. NJ, Feb. -5.-Construction
work is the main thing at the local
reclamation camp and forces Of men
are working in different places to get
the bitches in readiness for the water
which is expected to be turned in for
irrigation in about ten days For sew
eraI days water has been in the north
ends OF the bitches 10 help settle the
ditch boxes in preparation for the big
head Of water
Missouri Family Buys Farm
G.. Emmitts and family have moved
here from Missouri and taken posses
sion Of the Edw. ". Earl place which
he recently purchased ut 500 an
acre The farm Of 80 acres is south
west Of Berino and is under cultaiva-
tion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
Helm Wanted-MaIe

~~
BARBER WANTED-lo5 san F-aneiseo-
GENERAL REPAIR and house man. s. c.
Humphrey. Hotel Paso del Norte.
GOOD BARBER yanicc at once Charies|
Grube. Jr-. Believille. Tex
WANTED-Au around machine man f9rl
sash and door factory. Apply 4l3 Nils
street
WANTED-John r. lJackJ liorroT. OIL
anyone knowing where he is 20 please
write T3ss. care Herald Important
WANTED-Druggist position temporary
or uermareut- reference reouired Lords
burg Mercantile Co. Lordsbu-s, y 81
WANTED - Experienced tailor. steady
work. good pay House N Fashion. 100
y san Antonio, upstairs-
WANTED man who uaderstands an
kinds OF dairy work and poultry. Must be
first class mixer ard butter maker None
otner need apply $500 per month 1ree
house and fuel 10 start Must have REFER
ences- Write TIE. Herald
YOUNG MEN. is and over. desiring rail-
way mail and postoffice c-orizships- $50
month. write FOR free particulars OF March
examinations Raymond Terry former
civil service examiner. Continental Bids
WaEhing1on.
WANTED-American boy. 1f or over with
wheel Must know the streets Apply
Herald business office
WANTED live restaurant and commis-
sary man Must be able 70 furnish ref
crenccs- Man that speaks some Spanish
preferred This is salary and cOmnis-.
sion proposition and the right man j.
good FOR three hundred per month. AL-.
dress PICS. care Herald
WANTED-Two experienced solicitors;
permanent work. city. stralEht salary
Apply between $50 and $3.50 A. ~. Fl
Paso Plano Co.. eI5 Texas ST. Ask fori
Mr.. Alcorn-
WANTED experienced man 70 take
care Of two gasoline engines Two other
men to help on carry-us-aI and ferries
wheel Good salary and transportation
Maryland" Globe Mills siding.
MANTED-Brighr young man. one who
has had good home training. 70 assist
m office work Previous business eL-
parieuce not absolutely neccssaryA Ad-
dress in own hand writing. jos. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain, Close.
Corn-A1ay. S1.61s July. s12e1s
Oats-1iav. 591zc. July 5Sssc-
Chicago Provisions. Close
Pork-May, Sfl5G- July. $3.50
Lard-1fay. $500 July. s14-55.
Ribs-May. seeq5. July. So
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago. Ill. Feb. Higher
Creamery. y q sc
EgEs-Receipts e70T cases Market
higher. Firsts, Ss5E q o911c. ordinary
firsts. 5sG5SSsc. at market, eases in
cluded 80 0ss1tc
Pot1toes-Receipts. &C cars. Market I'M
changed Wisconsin. Michigan and Mime
sofa. bulk. $50 les; sacks. sI5061-s0.
Poultry-Alive. higher Springs. 2Iizc,
fowls, Sic
Kansas City Produce, Close
Kansas City. 30. Feb e5.-Butter-
Creamery. fecs firsts 47c- seconds. 45c-
packing. SOC
Poultry-Steady- Hens. &c; roosters. L
Q -lc- springs. ger
Eggs-Firsts. 1efsc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
Letters To The Herald

Editor II Paso Herald
7 wish 10 ask il there is not some
way Of regulating the price OF coal
in FL Paso- Saturday. Feb Is,
bouElr SEQ pounds OF coal OF dealer
On Alameda street and paid $3.50 for
% and b. was very poor egg coal
How does the chamber OF commerce
expect 10 have a factory OF any kind
come 10 II Paso' and pay at the rate
o. 81 ger ton for cosl2
Frank Champ.
1908 La Luz street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
CARLOAD OF STEERS HERE
FOR STOCK SHOW IN MARCH

A car OF long horn Mexican steers
Will be a feature Of the stock show
during the convention Of the Panhan-
die and Southwestern Stockmen,
March /. and 6. in FL Paso. Well
known riders and ropers VIII be in
attendance. among them the follow
ing Perry Montana. Globe. Ariz-.
Texas Jack Lewis. Tucson; Colorado
Cotton. Tucson; D. r. Grafton (RSek-
less Rcd. OF Fort Worth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
For Rent-House, UnFurnished

For Rent-HOuses Unfurnished
ROOM HOESE. basement and garage
1873 Wyoming Phone 1880
UNFU FINISHED g room house. hath and
Earage. SlI- 25l- WyouinE- PHI 5efsR-
FOB RENT-1f5daru house waIzinE dis
tance- also corner lot SoZI-4 feet. colren-
lent location Apply 12-5 olive
OLD FURNITURE taken as sirsr paylaent
on new balance easy terms Phi 1885
HOME FURNIII RE CO.. 3i5 Texas -
THREE ROOM HOUSE. electric ushts.
gas, good place for garden, water tur-
nished- Phone 51SSR-
NICE HOME close IN. suitable sor iarss
1au1lT or renting room Tenant ear buy
furnltare Il wanted. Phone see
FOR LEASE
9 room house unfurnishad- cheap, close
in- Phone $50
FOR RENT room adobe house. Ibr lee
zi4Q- Fruit trees -9e9 Finley street.
SIS per month Wsiiiam Noeuer. Aet-
FOR RENT
Good S room house. -l1s Portland. $50
WHITE PADEN REALTY co.
Phone 17o1.
NEW ROOM bungalow. hardwood
floors. beautiful built in features and
electric, fixtures; basement. heating
plant and garage. Phone 5l1S-J-
IT, HH- 4 lNzN|aA 81 a HII-aN
4 R.. SIC Arizona .--.----..S e5-ae
4 r. 1911 WyrmiuE ---- --.--.----. So %
DOUGLAS C CROwELL AGENCY
- NILS Bids- Phone $50
BRIGHTEN YOUR KITCHEN
and tighten your labor-wish . Charter
Oak stove. gas. coal or conblna ton
None better. "A little down and a little
every 80 DAYS"
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO.
as Epson Ave. r. res dence- .ss0-lo
III y El Paso. P unfu=. fiat. sss-so
500 Arizona. r. cottage ----.--.-.S.7 80
lse Tohin Place, r. rcsiience-- ses-q9
-s-l orc. r. cottagr S-5-en
Isl Newman. 4 r. cottaCe $4,000
5525-21 Frutas. 4 r cltrag1s -. $3.50
2I-4 Sacramento. . r cottage go. $500
1917 p Second. r. rsnemcnts .-.- $500
r. F. LYONS. 10s TEXAS. PHI. Ifss-
rooms. lo- Mesa ----------'----- ssa-ee
rooms, Eledras ---------- $500
rooms 1871 Rio Grands s&7-5o
store room. S05 Overland -..----..-S $50. 90
store room- PA s Stanton ----..--s51tq
store room 80 Texas ----.-...-.. sI5-oa
Store room. 2l41z : Stanton ----- $4,000
J. H. SMITH & SONS
40 First National Bank Bldg.