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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
VILLA CAPTURE uNcoNFlRMEc
Mexican Officials Uncertain About
%Capture of Bandit Leader.


%Capturs OF Bandit Leader.
Jaurez, Mexico, DEG. 4.--AMexican Of
flcials here are without confirmation
Of the reported capture of Francisco
Villa yesterday by members Of his
band. All officials are striving for
confirmation thru all available chan
nels. The report came to p. W.
Caballero. - superintendent. Of the
national railways of Mexico tor Chi
huahua from a telegraph operator al
Parral. ss-1 ''''se
Two villa rebels IRE reported to
have presented, themselves ut the fed
eral headduay ytefs at Farrai and noti-
fis6 the eoInplahder theres that Villa
had been captured ard mas being
held for surrender to-. the Carranza
forces. The STATE Of chihuahua has al
ready offered $4,000 pesos as reward
Details of the bandits demands have
not been learned here as yet. but 1t Is
known that q detachment OF federal
forces has been sent from Parral to
the spot indicated by the two desert
ing Villa rebels.
So far as is known, the only offer
spf reward for the capture Of Villa
has been made by the state govern
ment at Chihuahua. This offer has
been standing for some time.
Whether the\ rebels who have Of.
fered to turn Villa over will insist
upon g payment Of the full amount
before delivering him to the federal
forces could not be ascertained
Senator HITCHCOCK introduced a SUBJ
stitute resolution in the committee
which, besides authorizing the presi-
dent to break relations with Mexico
would assure the president Of the sup
port Of congress should he break re-
lations. Senator's said much of the
discussion was taken up with phrase
ology Of the resolutions. The chief
reason for sunmoning Secretary Lam
sing was to place the resolutions be-
fore him.
Ambassador Fletcher gave Q graphic
account of the methods the Mexican
officials used to refute information
given by Consul Jenkins. that he was
not seen In company with the bandits
at a certain place. Mr.. Fletcher said
the officials gathered ten poems and
said 10 them:
Jenkins was here at this time"
The poems said. ''Hs was not" one OF
the Poems was taken out Of the room
and q rifle shot was heard. Tho re-
naming nine werc asked the same
question and tho answer was the same.
Another peon was taken from the
room and another shot was heard. The
remaining eight were asked the same
question and q third peon was taken
out and third shot was heard.
Z Private advices from Mexico City
today said the Carransa government's 3
reply. to the last, American note was
IN course OF preparation and suggest :
Cd that possibly the Mexican govern
ment would propose o. commission OF
inquiry under what 10 known A the
treaty Of GuadeloupA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
To He Sent To Ru.sla.

Washington. Dec. 4. - Alexander
Berkman and Emma Goldman will be
sent to Russia at the earliest moment
possible, Anthony Aminetti. commits
sioner OF immigration, declared today,
despite the claim of their attorney that
the United States can not deport aliens
to Russia without recognizing the
Soviet government.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
A,sroalc opIRA AousE svRNs.
eesns o. Ratti,s Debut In America 10
Destroyed BY Fire.

0eShs Of RAtsro Oeout IN America u
..s,! Destroyed BY Fire.
New Orleans. Dec. A.--The historic
French opera house at Bourbon and
Toulouse streets scene OF the debut
In the United 6taNs OF Adelina Patti
and whore many Of the most noted
singers & the world have been heard.
wss destroyed early today by hro. The
loss wGs Ja0o.oo6. Thu opera house
VS. sysctsd % years ago. being for
riAlly opened In December. 1869.
II During the oivl war the house was
closed but In 1855 Il was reopened.
The new director vas on his way from
France With { large company Of artistA
en board the Evening star but the
ship foundsrsd. and the entire troupe
pArishSd. Among thosa who went
dswn were the architect James 0~a-
lsS. anl hIetWifo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
schledem ann Talks Sense.

Paris. Dec. A.--Germany should stand
by her word and carry out the Ver-
sailles treaty. says Phillip Schiedemann.
former chancellor. in an interview IN
the Echo dc Paris. Twokauesticns. the
surrender Of prisoners Of war and the
turning over for trial OF German OFF,
GERS and men accused Of crimes dur
ing the war. make for strained rela-
tions at present, he said.
"The nrst is not irreparable and will
net influence the future but tho one
concerning the officers and men Is
particularly difficult. 1t will be nec-
easary for W. to arrest them and then
deliver them. This IL . hateful thought
and repusnant but still We have signed
the treaty"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
Kelly Captains s. U. !. Team.

Special TO Times Republican.
Iowa City, Dec. William Kelly,
was elected captain Of tho
Iowa eleven for 1920. He is senior
liberal arts student. from Newton and
played two years on the regular eleven.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
ottumwa TIahsena Lid.

Ottumwa, Dec. l.-Ottumwas new
fuel commission has issued Z swssp-
ing order. effective Saturday. which. It
Ii believed. VIII do much to conserve
coal, ,s'ss
Wholesale and jobbin9 offices, bar
Dor shops. banks and trust ooupa aniss
shall be open only between ~ :. n.
and SD M, drug stores open et and
seoDe - = Al thsatsse. $500 halil.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
Butt, Burning Old Heusss.

Butte. Dep. %.-Scores Of old shacks
in Butte ard to be torn down for fire.,
wood for needy families, according to
plans announced last night by John
Mcintosh. city fuel administrator, and
Fred Martin, Hire chief. After the
buildings are demolished householders
will be allowed to remove such wood
as they need without cost.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
e. H. RAYMOND pgAn
Pioneer Settler Of Feanklln coo0eS)
Passes Away.

Special to Times Republican.
Geneva. Dec. &.-E. II. Haymond, 4
pioneer OF Franklin county and widely
known in both Franklin and Hardin
counties, died at his homo here last
night. following lingering illness. He
was 67 years old and had lived In re.
tirement here for several years He
was mayor OF Geneva for three years.
A wife and five children survive,
Three OF the sons reside in Canada, but
two of them were at their fathers
bedside and the third Is en- route here
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04

pool halls, roller rinks, bowling al
lies and lodges are closed absolutely.
Churches are open Sunday morning
only. Street cars operate only before
D. m..>>
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
Now Note to Germany.

/ Paris. Dec. THE supreme council
spent most OF today discussing the att
titude OF GeSmany toward. the slproto-
col putting the treaty into effect. Ger
many's delegates have declared they
could not sign 1t In It's present form,
including reparation for the ships
sunk at Scapa Flow. The form Of the
note to Germany on this question was
considered, but no final action was
taken. 1t Is considered In this con-
nection that the note will contain
strong representations-as to further
resistance by Germany.
The council today decided to give the
smaller powers which possess sea-
coasts some Of. the German torpedo
boats.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
cIos. Iowa CITY eohe ol,,

Special TO Timen- Republican.
Iowa City. Dec. The school board
and fuel administration In q joint
meeting today votedt to close ali pub
lio schools tonight indefinitely and
plosed the university high school and
university elementary schools,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04

town: Wednesday. IS above and IL
below: Tuesday. s above and i3 be-
low; Dec. 3, 1918. 32 and 25. At Z this
morning. IS; yesterday. IL below,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
ST. LOUIS PAPERS MERGED.
Republic Failure Whom Used as Politi'
cal Orcnn Of q. &. Francis.

CHI OTEuH oT u n. = TdIV's'
New York, Dec. 4.-The st. Louis
Republic, which. under various names.
has been published Ill years. will
publish its last Issue today. the plant,
franchise, and good will having been
purchased by the Globe Democrat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
COMMITTEE ASKS
FULL INFORMATION
Secretary lansins, 20 Appear ssfor.
: Foreign Rs'atlens Committee Com
( sidsrins Fall RssoIution Demanding
Severance OF Relations With Mex
: ieo- Ambassador Flstehsr -Tsstifies.

i SuUH0 Fau HeoojUSton OomandinQ
Severance Of Relations With Mex.
: ieo- Ambassador Fletcher -TsstifIss.
Washington. DISC. :. - Secretary
Lansing Will be called before, the foreign
relations committee before action Is
taken on the resolution OF Senator
FAN rsquestins ssystanes OF Diplomatic
relations with Mexico.
When The oomm.tte recesssd s.na-
tors said tho whole situation was In An
uncertain state. senator Hitchcook
said the administrAtion senators ha,,
not taken any stand but wanted the
case fully investigated before tho do
cisIon was reached.
Republican members OF ithe> COM
Nittee wero understood to have favor-
ed the resolution hut they Joined with
the democrats In, favorinS the gathers
Ing OF all Information available.
Henry p. Fletcher, former ambassa-
dor to Mexico was before the commit
tse today tqs give his view on the
situation. The discussion Was said to
have uncov1fSd disputes amony me1n-
bera regarding thu best methods ot
protecting Americana in Mexico.
y = = 4 II {. b L . y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
Senator Secures Increase In
Daily Allotment Of
Fuel.
INCREASE OF 500
CARLOADS OBTAINED
Many Complaints Regarding NssIsn-
Inc es Fuel at washlnstoW--NSss
England snd Eastern States Favessd
.--Nsbraska Offers 20 esnd tySoo
Students TO Work In Iowa Mines
AsesptAnes IL Experienced.

Washington. Dec. S.-Aftsr a con-
feronoc with Fuel Administrators Gar.
field. Senator CummIns announced TO-
day that tho fuel administration bad
agreed 10 Increase by 50 per cant tho
allotment Of coal for Iowa, Missouri
allotment. Senator Cummins said.
these states will receive u total OF
1900 cars daily instead Of 1000.
Senator CuinnIins told the officials
the situation In these states was be-
coming serious and unless action was
taken Immediately suffering would re.
suit.
Complaints OF lack Of uniformity II
the ratiouing OF coal orders brought
about by Fuel administrators Garfield
reached tho department today from
several localities. Midwestern cities
and towns We're insistent that the same
drastic restrictions apply In New
England cities as apply In the middle
west. Production reports were thought
TO be better today.
Nebraska Offers to Help DIG.
Des Moines. Dec. t.-No change IN
the coal situation In Iowa was appar-
ent up to noon today. More aud more
communities reported they were out o&
fuel or supplies about exhausted.
J. c. Lewis. president OF district No.
13. United Mine Workers OF America,
early today said he expected to make
roply to tho operators who yesterday
appealed 20 him "as u man" 70 iSsue
q work order to the union man In The
state and at the Same time said thAy
would open their propsrtss 70 any
competent labor after Ds0 . II the ola
employees do not return. The raply,
Lewis said. win be ready tonAght
Governor Harding had . pnAnsaSA
from Governor sMckslviA of NsbraAka,
offering to furnish l.oos msn eeuasnto
and other volunteers 70 work = ~
Iowa mines. Governor Harding ask11
information as 70 the expsrienoe q ~
men. and acceptance OF ths oeSss =
expected win depend largely - ~ ~
ply. ,<xsE
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
CONTEMPT. SUIT
HITS WORKERS
District Union Officials and
All Striking Miners
Included.
STRIKE RECALL NOT
OFFICIALLY MADE
Government centsnds Official Order
! Nsthyins Miners That Strike Was
on Was Purposply Formulated to Be
Violated ~ Mon Officials Appearing
end Giving eonds For Appearances
y Next Tuesday.

tndianspoiis, Dec. 4.-Hsadsd BY
Acting President John /. Lewis,
executive. and district officers OF
ths United Mins Workers appear.
cd today At the federal building
and surrendered to Mark Storan,
federal marshal, who held eapiasss
fos. their arrest on information I'll.
a ysstsrday charging eighty -four
soffiesrs with contempt Of court.
Bssidss President Lewis were
William Green, seeretary; Ellis
Ssarlss, editor Of the Mine Work.
ere Journal, nsroy cutIew. sta.
t,stician; Edward Stewart. prssi.
dent Of district No. ~. and ssers.
tary Of the same district.
The men provided bonds Of $1o,<
600 each. which wsrs furnished BY
. surety company. The hearing
will Be held next ruesday morn.
ing. The other mon named In the
Information, I. Grt Slack and Dan
Sims, special assistant attorney
general. are without the Jurisdlo.
tien Of the local federal court and
proceedings will bs started at once
to bring them into court.
The men are charged In the in.
formation with violations OF the
injunction issusd by Judge An.
dsrson, which ordered the rescind.
ing Of the strike order and rs-
strained officials from encouraging
the strike Of bituminous miners.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-11
For SaIs-Fsrrus and Kspcbes

For SaIe-Fsrms and Ranches
VALLEY LAND
100 acres near Berino. good six room house.
an the land under cultivation; viii zlcrl-
flee at 500 per acre.
n. c. HUMAN.
4o1 First Nat Bank BLDG Phone 4lI2-
zoo ACRES best land on the Island. IS
percent ready for plow- Price $3.50 per
5. J. CRADDOCK WITH
DOUGLASS C. CROMWELL AGENCY
20 Mills BIDS Phone ss0o-
VALLEY LANDS
VALLEY LAND THROUGH Is YOU ARE
BUYING FROM A FIRM THAT KNOWS
THE VALLEY THOROUGHLY. AND
WHO WILL GIVE YOU THEIR BEST
PERSONA ADVICE. BOTH BEFORE
AND AFTER BUYING. TRACTS FROM
ONE To ONE THOUSAND ACRES ANY
PLACE UNDER THE L :. IRRIGATION
PROJECT, IMPROVED OR UNIV
PROVED; CASH OR TERMS.
r c. BAILEY
JAMES l.. MARI & COMPANY
e Paso. Texas
UPPER VALLEY LANDS
g. acres finest OF silt. miles west Of
Anthony, and known as the best farm IN
that excellent district -Four room house
and outbuildings, thirty acres in alfalfa.
drainage canal near the property. VIII Of
Ter Tor q short time only at s1S5 per acre.
100 ACRES, CANUT1LLO. y. VI.
9 room house, no alfalfa All the property
100 ACREs. oASUTiLLO
All IN cultivation. 10 acres in alfalfa
room house. 20 acres In wheat All this
tract fenced Price $50 per acre.
LOWER VALLEY LAND
rs acres near Fabers. 4 room houss and
room house. 1o0 acres in cultivation: Al
land No better In the valley. 500 per
acre
800 ACRES
Near Fabeus- Wants trade part FOR a
house IN El PaEo.
F. G. HUMAN
4ol First Natl. Bank Bldg
Phone f17s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-11
For RsnL-ApartnenLs Unfurni.hsd

For Rent-ApaEtmenis UnfurniShed
~~--~~---~-----~---H~--- ------~-----~----~-'--
DESIRABLE modern Apis. Phone lSes-
3 s.OOM USFURNI~HED apartment.
sleeping porch. steam heat 40 Arizona
Inquire 1913 " Cemp1eL Phone l295-
FERF CLAN room. Kitchen. hath and
sleeping porch. sas range. and water
heater. $40. can az 1920 wyoming
WELL HEATED APARTMENTS
Three rooms. rath arC sleeping porch.
corner Myrtle and Octavia streets. So 50
and Sac No lease requlrejs no trouble
20 Show. Phone for car
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY
@zf Mills Bldg. Phone Ss01. ss5L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-11
Apartment, FurnitFed 9 Unfurri,hed

2 ROOMS sud S. ?. 1903 San Antonio St.
PiCkRELL APTS-Tr0 or four room nod
ern steam heated I1Erecti1r and prices
VII Convince you rhey are the best N the
city. SPECIAL var rates Pm 7sIsM.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-11
Poultry and Pet Stock

Poultry and Pet Stock
YOUNG INV ZEALAND docs. g1.58 up.
Enoiienb-rE.s Ranch Phone 1sol-I.2.
For Saie-Fisnos
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TWO PIANOS for sale cheap. Phi. $50
jos. VI. oECHsSER. piano tuning ana re-
pai-ins- Phone eGof-
PIANIST wishes 10 rent piano for indefl-
mite pe-iod- address WISE. care Herald
FOR sALE-Piano inside player. house
bold Eoods- 905 Mesa Phone sl42.
FOR SALE-stecl- Eaby Gra-d piano. first
class condition on easy terms Inquire
Nh Salsr. 1901 Hawthcrn Place.
For Sale-FurnIture
BARGAIN furniture Erwin Furniture Co,
los san Jaclnto. Phone SO
3 NICE oak rockers. library table Phone
556sR
OAK DINING ROOM TABLE for sale
cheap. Phone 1917 or call a. 5111 Bliss 81.
BED MATTHIAS AND SPRINGS. Reed
baby buggy. ali IN good shape. can be
seen AZ 1905 2. Rio Grande-
GENUINE mahogany dressing table. three
panel mirror with bench. sacrifices must
scll imme,liately- 1905 p. RIO Grande-
PAET or FURNITURE. Majestic coal
range. one coal oil large stove. two coal
heaters two electric heaters Call after
10. At S1o3 F-utas St
WE STILL HAVE BARGAINS IN storage
and commission furniture, fresh lots IN
weekly. C.. 70. Houser UphclsterirE Co,
zoe Texas Phone 40
FUMED OAK - inch top PEDESTAL dining
table and ( chairs. SIS white enamel
dresser. SIA All in excellent condition
1924 TYSON. APT. s.
Don't crowd your kitchen with two
stoves. buy a combina ton coal and EaH
range Your credit o. o. x
FoTTZ-MOORE FURNITURE Co
TIE WESTERN FURNITURE co. vim
pay cash for your furniture Or we viii
exchange it for new. Come 20 the store
that saves you money. Phone 14e1 Cor
stanton and overland-
CLOSING our STOCK OF FURNITI RI
AT COST-Call quick. because f.rst come,
first served Leon Bari. sol T. san An
tonic s.
NEW FURNITURE EXCHANGED
for old VIII buy second hand goods
Your credit IS good Pm. 1898 and save
HOME FURNITURE Co. SIS Texas St.
LEAVING CITY-Fo- sale. dining table.
leather upholstered chairs. slbre rocl-rrs
library table. table lamp. sanitary couch
and pad large Zee box and gas stove. by
piece or lot- MS Crockett 81 Phone
e56fT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-11
For Rent-Rou,., Furnished

N--~-------------------
PART % cottage. 4 rooms and bath. 2
large sleeping pcrches. all modern. so
month -s06 Auro-a- Phone Iss-W-
SAVE TINE and annoyance. rugs cleaned
~ your home. with Improved electric sue
ZION sweeper. CAR Rcmo. S65sM
FOR REST-Nicely furnished. new mod
ern steam heated buEEnlovT. 5 room and
Elassed-in sleeping porch, sunset Heights
1880 Muudy avenue
ROOM furnished cottage. large bath.
screen0d-in sleeping porch. ore block from
Five Points, 2511 Tuiarosa. $50 Phone
5553H-
FOB RESr-Part q nicely furnished new
bungalow. heat and maid service included
Rent very reasonable. Phone 454z- 2513
Montana
BRIGHTEN YOUR KITCHEN
and tighten you- labor-with a Charter
OAK stove, gas coal or coubina tIon-
None better "A little down and little
every 80 days"
FOUTz-NOORE FURNITURE co.
FURNISHED HOUSES:
Bliss St, u rooms. s. p. u. p
garage ------- 81 ltl.uu
Nations ST.. : rooms. s. P. -.-...-.S $500
Mountain St. roc-ns. s. p. $500
Madison ST. rooms. S. p. -...-..-f75 90
Tags s.. rooms. $ F-.-----..-. s5s-oo
JAMES l.. MARI 4 COMPANY
51f san Antonio 81 Phone ESQ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-11
HoLai..-1s.. aEIz.

4 BUNGALOW BEAUTIFUL. II you
are particular and looking for an ex-
elusive place this home VIII interest
you Built for a home on fun lots,
paving paid Nice lawn, back yard
fenced 3 room and Elassed-in sleep
ing porch, tiled bath. furnace, uumer-
Gus closets and built-in features
hardwood floors throughout, garage
South front near Alta vista. For par
tlculars and appointment pho1s SOC.
MRS. r. W HALF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-11
FOR RENr

FOR RENT
1914 ?. Boulevard 4 r. apartments -
1897 Nag FIN Ave. 5 r. cottag 300
49, y Florence St. ICONS brick $50. 90
Store room. Wyoming St ......-...ge0-o0
store room. 1898 E. Missouri ...... so. %
4 room frame. acres land ........Se 90
. room adobe, . acres lard ..-.....sIo.o 90
s room adobe 2 acre land. $50. or with
. acres land .--.-....--.-...-.g.b .oe
store rooms. Mesa Ave
". +. PAYNE
s5t Mesa Ave. Phone 1880
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-11

SeIl-Live Stock-Buy
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FO-t SALE-Holstein helfer. Phone .ois.
SEVERAL HEAD good gentle horses,
WORK single % double, Tor sale cheap
FOR sALE-Horss. saddle and Birdie. s25;
ard fine Boston Bull Terrier. SO. $40
Findley St
TO TRADE or SAFE. big bone Poland CHINA
pigs. standard bred want fresh milk
COW ~ y BAILEY CsnutLln. Tex
FOR S8LE-Duroc-Jersey pigs. bed gifts
and sows. high Grade registered and
fancy. None better d.. W r. Weeks
l5o6 y. stanton s.
HOLSTETNS-HOLSTE
Auction sale. Fort Worth. Texas March
a. BY Texas Holstein Breeders Club.
Best animals IN state consigned Many
10 gallon cows Address J. W RldE.ray.
Secy-. Couege station, IeEas.
STOCRNIEN.
Cheap cane hay.
Limited quantity.
Write Or wire
THE SOETHWESTERN Products CO.,
4o2 Mills Bldg Phone 500
Fl Pasn. Tex
DOss For Sale. Wanted. Etc.
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FOR SALE-Thoroughhred Eskimo spitz
puppy httle beauty. 1880 Wyoming.
For Sale or Exchange
LET'S TRADE
We will pay cash or allow you new fur
KoGEEs TRADING co. ia \. stanton
For Sale-MisceHaneoui
WANTED buy chickens. rabbits. Phi. 3971R
TODD CHECK WRITER. latest model.
used very little at half price J. J. Raj
fcrty. p o. Box Ss5. Phi s0sz-
TWO OLD vlolins cheap II taken tbs
week. TO use for them Address G. stock
Well. care General Deiivry.
FOR sALE-Nationsl cash register. large.
with detail strip. No 54s; registers from
Sc 20 So. call Herald shoe shine stand.
FOR sALE-l3 delivery wagons in spien-
did condition. large and small. Phi. 1900.
ACME LAUNDRY
FOR sALE-Fine selected roses. bushes
and climbing; grape vines. figs. fruit; Car
olina poplar ard cottonwood trees. Mrs
Steffen. Val Verde.
HEAVY PORTABLE solid tool steel wen
drilling machine; with all tools complete.
including balier and engine. Layne &
Bowler Company, 81 Paso. Tex Phi s445.
WATERAfELONs-Pu Halbert honey al
rect from originator. 81 per pound. Rub
Der Rind same. Tom Watson. &c. r. a.
Haibert. Corsicana. Tex
MUST HAVE used furniture for 100 room.
Am fitting up hotel IN oil field. VIII
pay extra good prices for next two weeks
G. D. Houser Upholstering Co. Pm. 411o.
FOR TRADE.
VIII exchange No. 10 Remington type
writer, almost new, for good cabinet vie
trola. willing TO pay for difference and FOR
any Desirable records- Phone fse7.
For Rent-Houses Furnished
BUNGALOW near Fort Bliss Phone 62ss-
2 ROOM and Steering porch GrsndvioW-
Phone 401E-
FOR RENT n coed neighboThood- Apply
1905 Brown St
MODERN partly furnished cottage. PA
1888.
LADY desires couple 20 share five room
furnished bungalow. Gail mornings. 22Io
Myrtle Ava
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-11
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished

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MODERN bu1galo- apartment in Nanhat-
tan HEIGHTS Phone 5627W-
) ROOM HOUSE with beautifuI yard, SIS.
5115 Bisbee- Inquire 5I19 Douglas Phi
la.4.
FIVE ROOM HOUSE, 5. p. chicken yard.
on two lots. close In, T. san Antonio ST
a Camozze- Phone s13E
ROOMED modern BUNGALOW. furnqce.
sleeping porch south front. built IN fsa-
turrs $50. $500 Cant Phi 453lJ-
Room bungalow completely furnished.
large glassed ia sleeping porch Garage
Manhattau Heights. Phone sos.
CLOSE TO y Paso Foundry. 8 rooms,
bath etc-s large yard; COW and chicken
house- Eent So J. = Mar e Co.
Charter Oak Ranges baked best for your
Grandmother- They VIII DO the sams FOR
you Your credi. Is O. <
FOJTZ-MO0KE FUKNITURE co.
FOR RIM
SO y. Oregon ST.. 8 rooms Flae location
Tor r0omiuE house
". c. PORTER a CO.
eet Cap!es Bids. Phone 17-3
5 r. s. p. 1912 y Kansas --.-.---ss 5000
R.. s. furnished. 3s25 Ia Luz. S55.09
rooms. zs11 y. Piedras $500
713 y Campbell. 2 rooms ....----- SIS. 90
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY
"a Mills Bldg. Phone ss39.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-11
Detective Agencies
Educational

The Ben Williams Detective Agency -
suite SIC Firs- NaL- Bank Bldg Pm. 44os
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-11

FANCY COSTC 3sES-Fun dress and tux
edo suits for gent az Morehead Busy Little
Ia--or shon. t15 y. orsEon s.. Phone 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-11

sUPERFLUOUS HAIR
Mcies. Ecars. facial blamishes removed.
saggiuE cheeks. mouth 20 nose lines. cor
rected- MRS GRACE a. BENSON
p Broker Bdz Phone S6A