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o%Ti r a,sssrS; "a Bw.y; ,is.', -
IsIoe Re..ptns 1--WE Ws., pe avn due
Ssri. q n. Is ' fsrR r Row %'s '' $500
18th ST, sIs Sth sv. is1 I,o,n :;
Dim. saw Bsnr. III sth sv. ap. and
int as per bond: sttys. Butcher.
MapIsoN s'h ay ie;i. s,.i n 7s;S st,
as1ss9 ,rr.s-Js. L van sssi 20 Carl
Ptckhardt. 1o42 Madison av, due June
~, 1884, 4h%; sttys. carhcro ma.
then. lzs bwhy. .......'.'s.... tes'ee'
West SIDE.
(west OF Firth avenue, bstween Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
18th ST. lis W 10th av. isx1oo.b. half
part m. June ie.Eiiza Fath 70 ~
pr mtg $4,000; atty, chss Fiammsr;
',sr #. q y. as, iiiis:;a , N. js$ e
ssth ct. ct al exre. s yrs. So atty.:
0Brien. n q D. 1s Bwsy. $4,000
Manhattan island. north of 10th street)
ST NICHOLAS Av. . cor 1isth ct. 1859
sssw ~:sts 10 1.ser !. wois s' 9. sss !.
s s:s, 's'i at;.I ans =; r. %t: 1906
m, Jun: ,s-En. church 20 Maria (
srsh w, az; 'S1: min
i,srs 3 ST. "' t. is O. W I'd .v. sOIissiI.
.,S ssn: is7; So MS E Sr Ss.'
yrs, ~ u. pr mtg $4,000: atty. osors;;
i'GTa ST; as "; 1s:.'' n. ,s..s m
Mackjn. III W $50 ct. instais. sSs. pr
mtg 1850; atty NJ + johnson; ~
lssTH sr,i.s W. .:, isisnss.ii. , m, june
lt-David e smith to RsyyAn Realty CO.
s,,y Nay q: e. co IL f Br. %.s ;is;s
June Ii-Eiias Uilnan to jos w Hatch
int SIS: sttys, FOX q Weller. 81 Eas:.S
ST NICHOLAS Av. 8. sit i5sth st. HI
7o.s. May Rs-Thos a Beattis to Her.
man , 2 ssh.r 1871 'i't st. due s 'oo;
,.,D ST. ,sE:ss W, /. teiss;II. , m
June 1s-silverman Realty corpn 70
address, II Geist. Newark. J. .tt:eee
2otTH ST. q. lbe and 200 Amsterdam
sv. : lots. each Sexss.11. TIVE mtEs, tsl.-
TO poIiar Saw Bank, i7s3 Cd av. due Dec
/. lsi2. sh ~; attys. Mackeliar a. a. 20
~ Cedar t...... minimum '~e-'"''
Bren1.
Borough Of The Brenx)
LOT I, map VIM o Giies-Bessie Thurs
ton to Emily Newton. Is w 11sth st
May Z, . yrs IS; atty. Mrs. II thur
ton, gsee Sedgwick av....:......:..sI ~
OGDEN Av, soi. n W cor 1s1st IT. 7bxsb--
Iscar Realty Co TO Annie Qorschen. ~
Dorchester av, Bklyn. pr mtg tT,Iee
June IL. . yrs. e%; attys. Morrison =
SANE PsoPERTY-s.me to Mimi,
Schwartz, 2o4o 9Th av. mtg ss6.Ioo
June IL. due Dec IL. 1919. S. atty
pAfi Mf Az. sees 20 81. e.. lot,
together In size TS1xloox76 ax1p.s.
mtgs each al,0oo-Jash r McLernon q
Anna ~. Jones, 2i63 Valentine av, ) pi
mtEs aggregating tle.boo. June ~.
yrs. So; atty. L Ebert III broao
LOT ' as, map part ;s,c6ieG.iiin Estate
Maria Foraggia to Stefano Cornero. Sbl
" sSth 1t. June II. due. &C. as PEI
bond: atty. Cornero. S6i w ssti
a,sTH ST.. ID. John ccrti to Franz
Smarrslli. sts Morris av. June NJ. : yrs
s%; sttys Menken Bros. SOS Brood 40,
nsp ST. 'si;s Z. .. ioitc-.Hyman Can
dee to Avis Grusohka- s3s u $3.50 u
June IL. 8 yrs. So; atty. Title Guar !,
Co, lfS Bway :;ts'io'
EXTERIOR ST. " 9. sSs.1l . ltsth 81
| ll45xIss1xo. knit: also land undel
| water begins at n . bulkheed ana
dock on n . OF alp. 1ot.tx irreg-Johi
l. Thomas to chss Gates Go, 100
| Of u l$2d u, June 10. yrs. bh b auy
Title Guar q Co. 17s Bway ..s7s.oo'
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

nth ST. and Observation-Disclosures
apartment for summer months very COOL.
6th Moor, rooms, baths, southern ex-
posture, screened throughout: completely
furnished: from June 20 iii Sept 90 Ad-
dress Mrs. HElNE 2l7s Broadway. Phone
SSs3 SCHUYLER.
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REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs.

Mark RafalslSy & Co. have been Ap-
pointed agents for the fourteen story
apartment hotel to be erected at the
northwest corner Of West End avenue
and seventy-fourth street by Henry
Mayer. who recently assembled the site
through the same brokers' II will in
voive an outlay OF more than $4,000. 600.
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Graf waIderse. Mt Pier.

The transport Graf Waldersee. which
had been lying at anchor of Tompklns-
vile since she managed to get into
port following her collision with another
ship on LdnE Beach last week. was
locked yesterday ~ Bush Terminal.
Brooklyn.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Irony.

BOSTON ROAD, lo24-william weinraub
sss George H Jacob cOn'' Co ct al Oct &c.
EDISON AV, W g. rs n Lafayette av, bOx
l0O-J A Aahlstedt Lumber q Coal Co
Sept II. ls17................. $3.50
EDISON AV. Q ., 100 . Lafayette av. Box
l0o-Same agt same. Sept ~, lsi1..t7O
EDISON AV, .. siS . Schley av, 5ox
l00-sams agt same. Sept II. 1917 5000
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

CANAL ST. 1876: broadway, s5s--Aliee p
washeurn TO ii J Fernandez. admrx,
isI W l2th st; stys. SAGE . $. le9
woosTER ST. 2is. mtg $4,000; ist av.
es1.eti VI Ti I Winthrop and ano.
the LIST sv plots released BY payment o.
1900 ,:oyins mtg At "a gag o6 600 ss2 ooo
rru:, Co to n Z tia. Mort Co. , iSS
l25D ST. $50 W. mtg now ,5.,Soc.Eii.
har'' E,. to Rose R Ks;'fT 50 las,h 81
Ahrsn. to Leon s BrOch. l2o SUSSEX .y
Newark. N ]; atty. NJ Rossnthai. 200
BANK ST. 90. mtg ,2l.ocoo.M.i;sa 'g E
and Theresa Conan to Thos conlon,
42e w 24th st; atty, VIM r conklin. 81
HATH ST, q 400 stth av. mtg tse' 900
s.S SsnI Ju n, T. .SlSmJ'sFson County
gro 60 ~ e ssay e1SS
ssa sv 'r s,; pa,.G ss' 90 s- S.asn
1asD ST. ias w.L.w;ysr. TIL. 4 'i TTuss
ano. trustees; address, $50 Bway 5000
Bronx.
CLAYTON Av, e .. 1893 3 18TH st. sex
so-Pauline Frank to Hattie EckelInann,
ms Simpson: atty. II. Eckeimsnn. ll1s
BRYANT Avv.. iis..Norman Real Estate Estate
Corp to Sarah Lese. las Z sOth st; atty.
Fredk Lese. IS Nassau st ........ 800
MECHLER, Jos. exr TO Jacob Kunzig, ct
HoRoWIrZ. Jennie. TO Bronx Co Constr
20 .......... ......,..--. VI
MADDEN. Louisa ]. extrx. to Louisa J
NORRIS Az. s9s-Nationai surety Go TO
John J Brady. Jr. ts+6 Park av, and
ano: atty. Title Mtg Co. 1875
SAME PRoPERTY-John Brady and
ano to Commonwealth Savings Bank.
EAST FoRDHAM RID, sOa.t Emil
schwab to VIM somsrs, eos Clinton av,
Jersey City, N u atty. Hy NJ Plateau,
FREEMIS ST. ssa.EHswk.Eye Realty
Security Corp to Samuel L Goldenbsrg,
Park Palace, Monte Carlo, Monaco and
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PARMA FOR AAIE

A $500 PAYMENT secures small village
farm, balance like rent. apple trees In nun
bearing: nve room model farm house In
course of construction; village water; cleo
.ric light; short walk station Address
COUNTRY HONE LEAGUE. 20 wsst Sand
Street. $3.50 Madison Square.
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lis PENDENs.


It'll Az. 2313--East River Savings Insti-
tuition sgt Kate A Ebbsts 81 Sl fore
closure Of mortssgsl atty. u n vellmsr
PRosPEcT Ay,. sF iss . isoth d, 6s,ix
$50. NanSheIdf nerrirnan aRt Maria
T Gallant et al foreclosure OF mortEaGel;
III eandaM = Irr-nr -. - n !.
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MORTGAGEs.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
tsouth of fourteenth s,r.st)

tsouth Of fourteenth strset)
BLEECKER ST. at W . It'll av, runs n
20.bx- 12,s TO " sv 1910 to beg
gore, p m, June iS-JAs Tassi to Ells
Stillman. lsa Prospect pl, Bkiyn, duo
June ], 1874. s$; attys. Merrill. n q T,
Zoe bWay. ..'''''',,,.....N,bo
East Side.
east Of Fifth avenue. between Four
tenth and iioth strsets.J
I'D Av. 4fs-sl. W ., . lots. each lssxss7, .
mtss $4,000 each. on lease. June H.
Greenwich Associates to Fundy Co, IFS
Bway. yrs. 81 attys, Jonas a n. ll5
20 Av. g = 81 Ssth 81, sixso. May de-
Fannie schwaru to Isidors Violin. 80 u
sad q. due and int as bond. pr mtg
$1,000; attN Samuel Batterman. sos
IRviNe ri, isth ii, ii.i;I pr
e. T's $3.50 p a''S n 4; y. Is:ls;
Park Realty Co 70 Arksii r McMichasi.
al Mad AZ. due June J. is1s. IS; atty.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT. FURNISHED
Beautiful summer residence in Thousand
Islands Hardwood floors throughout. four
bathrooms, billiard room, wide verands abs
island u acres; tennis, fishing. swimminx r.
boating, golf links vicinity. MRS DAVIS,
Boat mail.
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CRY nEAL ESTATE.
HESS Business Property
HOUSES FOR THE SUMMER.

COTTAGE in Lake Placid; nvs bed
rooms; all modern improvements; price
$500 for season. Apply Box $50, Lake Pia-
cid n Y
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
AT II VEsEY STREET.
~

ltSTH ST. W., n .. 100 Bway. soxssl1.
yacant-sarah N Chapman agt d II
jackson Co ct al; due, tii. s6s.Ol; taxes
&C. tI04; to the plaintiff. $40, 900
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TROOPS REMEMBER
DONORS FOR MONTH
Cards Show How Soldiers
Treasured Memories Of
Fund Smokes.
BELATED THANKS ARRIVE
Soldiers Returning From He
role Duty Are Eager to Send
Praise for Gifts.
BELATED THANKS ARRIVE

''If instantaneous photographs could be
struck or and distributed all over the
world there would he an end OF war"
Francois Coppee wrote this sentence IN
the early SOS, but later events have
proved him to be wrong With the dough-
boys who came home on the Leviathan
last week, all having a word OF thanks
to THE Sun Tobacco Fund for helping
them out on the voyage over. came al
most 100000 feet Of motion pictures OF
the war. These will tell what happened
and what war 10 like with a realism that
coppee's photographs would have missed.
BY every means. indeed, including MIL
lions OF cards and letters from soldiers
actually in the fighting. for the receipt of
which THE Sun Tobacco Fund In respon-
Btble. there can be no e. cuse for anybody
not knowing what war Is and what 1t
does
IL must have happened to the donors
OF this fund to get their first poignant
realization OF what was happening in the
trenches from the simple and straight
forward notes made by the soldier recip-
tents OF their tobacco gifts. The card
from France linked the non-combatant
and the fighting man inextricably: very
little additional vision was required on
the part Of the former to see the horrors
OF this hideous conflict
Letters as Illuminating are stu arriv-
ing. for the soldiers who had neither time
nor opportunity to acknowledge what a
donor had done for them in the midst OF
war now often seize the moment TO write
their thanks and experiences more fully.
One follows which explains itself. 1t
was written on May 80, 1919, at St. Ma
zaire by Heber Sargent OF Battery c.
14sth Field Artillery. who gives his
home address as 20 Q street, Salt Lake
City. Utah. He addresses fund donor
Mabel Ferry
About one year ago. while IN a train
ing camp in France. a sudden call came
for the Sixty-sixth Brigade Company to
leave for the front. At this time each
soldier OF this brigade received a present
Of smoking tobacco from TEE Sun To-
'bacco Fund In my iHsue this card was
found bearing your name and a request
was made that l should acknowledge re-
ceipt Of II to the person to whom the
card was addressed. that is, to you. Miss
Mabel Ferry.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR aA.,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
SUBURBAN HOME

Two family Cottage. South Yonkers.
beautiful little home for Investment OF
SZ,ooO' mortgage 5000. at Sc. rent OF
CO. tsS South Broadway Yonkers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-08

THE young lady across the way says
1 they gave her mother merely a To-
cal snesthetic at the hospital, though
her father would have been glad to
nav for an imported one.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-08
COURT CLEARS ITS DOCKET
OF OLD CRIMINAL CASES

Thirty-two old cases on the docket
Of the saith district court were dis
missed Saturday afternoon by judge
". D. Howe for various reasons.
some Of the cases dated back to 1872.
and the Judge and the district at
tornev agreed that lack of evidence
would make convictions impossible
This clears the docket for recent
cases.
The case Of Il. L. Robertson,
charged with killing walter Sitters,
was dismissed II IS reported 70 the
court that the killing was accidental
The charge Of granddaughter against
Robertson. which grew out Of the
shooting OF z Boykin, at Sierra
Blanca. which was tried here three
times. will be tried next at Austin
Texas.
Cases were also dismissed against
the following II. II. McCord. c. O.
Neshit. Herman Bloch. Fred Gleason,
H +. Martin. A A. Leppel. E. 5. Eads-
Minor Goode, A Fred, Elisio Saldivar.
AIRS. Dick smith. Dick Smith, S. T.
Nolan and C. E. Shockley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-08
HOROSCOPE =.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1919.

CATURN rules strongly for good to
y day, according TO astrology. Mer-
cury Is in benefic aspect
L Is a sway under which the mind
turns 20 material ambitions and IS
inclined TO place undue value on
wealth and success
Big interests Of every sort are sup
posed TO be encouraged to supremely
selfish efforts while this eonflgura-
tion prevails
There is a sign read as omlnous for
all who deal IN hides or leather. fur
or kid.
There is a menacing figure inzicat-
ing arrogance on the part Of those
who WELD power through financial
strength.
Discomfort among the masses and
characterization on the part Of many
classes Of employees are foreshadoWed.
While the seers read many fair prom
ises in the planets they prophesy for
1920 months Of supreme internal na-
tioual difficulties April being the
beginning Of particularly critical
period.
Mercury gives announcement to
writer's, publicists and economists
who viii command respectful a-1en-
ton from all classes OF persons
Although the stars have forewarned
all who have political ambitions that
houors viii come TO none who belong
TO the old regime. dating before the
world war, one man who has held
high office now comes under most
propitious planetary government that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-08

the FOX. Just Ike cog now LOT
some funf" and with that he made q
glly's basket in his teeth, pulled Il of
the bunny's paw and chewed II all TO
pfeces-chewed the basket. 7 mean
That's what the fox did.
Dear mel I don't call this any
fun" sadly said Uncle Wigsily as he
looked at the broken basket and saw
Nurse James groceries scattered all
over the snow. Il don't call this any
at may not be fun for you" said
the fox, but It viii be fun for the
Pipsfsewah I did this for him Hesald
il / chewed up your basket and scat
tered the tea and coffee and sugar
and butter and bread. and all ike
that over the snow il would help him
to catch you
ious-lize.
why, the Pipsisewah asked me to
run on ahead and play this trick on
YOU" barked the fox He said you
would have 70 stop and pick I'D the
groceries after I broke your basket,
and while you were picking them up
he could come along ana grab YOU
Hes going to give me some Of the
souse he bites off your ears too
"Oh. is heT" said Uncle wisely
"WeU- IN fool him. and the bunny
began to pick up the groceries as tasi
as he could
But. alas! he sould not hold them
all in his paws. az there were TOO
many. He needed a basket but the
one he had was all torn to pieces
"Oh. dearl What shall ] doE SAD
" said Uncle Wiggily The Plpslse-
vvah viii soon be here but cant run
away and leave all Nurse James groe-
And Just then along came Toodle,
the little beaver boy, with his BROAD
flat tail. like sled.
sFHeref" cried Toodie 20 Uncle wig
gily. pile the tea and cOl1ee ale
SUGAR and butter packages on ny tai
THAT Will hold them as well as the
basket. III draw them 10 your pun
a0h. don't do that Don't do that.,'
cried the fox. wait for my friend
the Pipsisewah.'
But did Uncle Wiggtly and Ioesle
waltz Indeed they did not me
bunny piled the groceries on the
beaver boys tail. and away ran
Toodle and Mr.. Louge1rs after llIll-
soon they were safe At the hollow
stump bungalow. butter, tea col-ee'
sugar and e-erything-
So II was that Toodle's tai We
used as a sled and II came ID II.
useful. And. II the handkereiiiielL
doesn't fan out OF the DOH pQcAe-
and wave a goodb- 70 the oolL-e o.
perfume. III tell you next about Lnels
Wfrrilv and Noodles nippers-
Copyrieht. 1913, BY Mcclure NeWspa-
per Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-08
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND TOODLE'S TAIL.
Nv HOWARD Il. GARIs. .-.-.-.---..

Il TERE is the basket" said Nurse
II Jane Fuzzy wuzzy TO Uncle
Wiggily one morning. as she stood
beside his easy chair IN the hollow
stump bungalow.
The basket? Oh. yes, quite a
pretty basket It is. too" spoke the
bunny gentleman, looking over the
top Of his glasses "A present from
some oneg" he asked, interested ike
and commendatory.
"A present. Oh. you funny
bunny!" laughed Nurse Jane. why.
don't you remember? You said you'd
go to the store for me. and here Is
the basket in which TO put the groc-
les, so you viii not spill them
"Oh. yesi OF course! The storel
The basket The groceriesl" ex-
claimed Uncle Wiggily, tWinkling his
pink nose f0rgetful like. 1T quite
slipped my mind Nurse JaneF
"Welu. as there is a lot of snow and
ice outside. and as 1t Is very slippery
walking, IL IS no wonder something
slipped Off your mind, went on the
muskrat lady. "But now here Is the
basket, and when you are ready
wish you'd go TO the store for me-
II ~ AaEAA aNaHH aaAAaA 49,
Wiggily. and, putting on his talls silk
hat and his red mitteus TO look styl-
ish and at the same time sanitary,
the bunny rabbit gentleman hoped
over the snow and ice, through the
woods and across the fields with the
basket on his paw.
IL did not take him long 20 get 20
the grocery store. which was in lit
tie grove OF evergreen trees, which
were so thick and warm that they
kept off the cold snow and ice
please fil up this basket with
groceries for Nurse Jane. said Uncle
WiEEily TO Mr.. WhiteWash, the polar
bear gentleman, who kept store when
he wasn't delivering the mail You
see, being q polar bears Mr. WhiteWash
didn't mind the cold any more than
did Toodle and Noodle Flat-tail. the
beaver boys
4 saw Grandpa Whackum, the old
beaver gentleman, as I came PaS 74- ne
place on my way mere, saiq Dnele
WigEily to Mr.. WhiteWashl while the
polar bear gentleman was filling the
basket with groceries
yes. the beavers are very busy
Just now" said the grocery bear
They are hiding away lots Of sweet
Juicy bark so they VIII have plenty
10 eat when the winter gets colder
Toodles and Noodle were Worklns'
too. earlier this morning
4 didn't see them as came past,
remarked Uncle Wiggily as he put
the filled basket Of groceries on his
nav and started back toward his 1ol-
iovv stump bungalow But they
might have been farther of In the
woods"
ne bunny rabbit gentleman was
coming toward the beaver pond
which, Of course, was frozen over
with a sheet Of ice now. and be vas
TTrcie Wfgcily was when an OF a sud
den out from under a snow covered
bush jumped a bad fox
aAh, hal Here you are parked
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-08

curtiI 4 Co. buy Liberty B0nds.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-08
AMALGAMATED
S1.OO

We had man down IN the North Loui-
siana field for SIX weeks and when he re-
turned rain-soaked, mud-spattered and oil
stained, be said he was laying every cent
on Amalgamated, for they had the goods
and Patrick was some driver. Better take
little Of this.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-08
Don't Continue Constipated.

Don't let your bowels bulldoze your
system Make them function reg
ularly-keeD the body cleansed Of
waste matter with DR.. Kings View
Life Pills.
Buiousness. sick headache. sour
stomach. Indigestion. dizziness. furred
tongue. bad breath-think OF the
embarrassments and discomforts
traceable TO constipation How easily
they're rectfied by the occasional use
Of Dr.. Kings New Life Pills. Move
the bowels smoothly but surely. Try
them tonight. All druggists-25c as
usuaI-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-08

THE train rushed into TiekviIs Fri
1 day morning at break-neek speed
without whistling. It makes a prae-
tiee Of doing this and many Of our
citizens are up in arms about it, as
they have to run to get to the depot
in time to see it come in
Dock Hooks, our tonsouai artist, has
bought a combination razor strop and
dog collar.
Little Fidity Flinders accidentally
turned over a bottle Of ink on his
geography one day this week at
school. but it didn't hurt anything as
it was On the map Of Africa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-08
THREE SHOT AT PUEBLO;
BLACK HAND Is SUSPECTED

Pueblo, Colo, Dec. S.-While cross
ing a vacant lot near their home,
three blocks from the main business
district Of Pueblo. 1Ir. and Mrs Domi-
and their u year old daughter. Ange-
lima. was seriously wounded and is In
q local hospital Two men. supposed
TO be members Of a blackhand gang
followed the family home on a street
car from a wedding, according to
other children, who escaped injury
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-08
THREE PROPOSITIONS CARRIED
I'M WATER DISTRICT ELECTION

Returns from the election held by
the Ell Paso Water Improvement dis
triet No. / show that the three prop
ositious voted on carried The prop
ositious were- For conservatlon ana
s.i9--9 sion. for a levy Of taxes on q
benefit basis instead Of ad valoreru-
Tor a contract with the United states
government. a levy OF taxes and pay
meur therfor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-08

seems TO promise highest place to
him.
A leader In congress- long conspicu-
Gus, has a most sinister aspect IN his
nativity AZ this time and he may lose
prestige that can not be recovered.
President wilson has the augury Of
a prolongation OF heavy burdens and
anxiety that he viii not be able to
shift until late in the summer OF 1920,
but he has the forescast Of the loftiest
fame.
Religious matters again VIII at
tract unusual attention and cause
widespread discussion at this time.
Persons whose birthdate It is should
make no changes in the coming year.
They should exercise extraordinary
care in dealing with others
Children born on this day VIII be
clever, steady and reliable. Girls viii
be lucky in Copyright,
1913. by the Mcclure Newspaper Syn
dicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-08
SERVICE
S1.00- while aiss.

Here's g quick stopper. Branded with the
smith-Porterfield trademark As did Ocean
and Ranger-Central and Homer Union
make good, 50 win Service. This is a sure
and safe bet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-08
PROSPERITY REFLECTED IN
STATE BANK APPLICATIONS

washington, D. c. Dec s-An IN
dication Of the prosperity IN Texas Is
shown by the fact that on December
1 there was pending before the treas
Ilry-.1e applications for new national
banks IN the state. Among All the
states this Is exceeded by only Two.
Montana with % applications ana
Minnesota with 20 applications.
Beautiful Boston Ferns. $50 and
up. e. Paso seed Co Phone soa--
Adv
Curt. q Co. buy Liberty Bonds.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-08
BADCOLDGOTYOU?
FEELING GRIPPY?
Dr.. Kings New Discovery soon starts
you on the road to recovery.

q nee tried always used. that's
trite expression, bug one
- never more a7plicabi9 than II
Is 20 Dr.. Kings New Discovery
You viii like the prompt, business
like way It loosens the phlegu1-c =
Eested chest soothes the tortured
throat. relieves an old or new cold.
grippe. cough. Group.
The klddies cnn take IL IN perfect
safety. too No bad after effectH-
Standard ralf g cenrurT- fac ana
800 q bottle. At your druggist
The Butte daily bulletin., 1919-06-07

of direct action. City after city is
going out, and the politicians on be-
half of the capitalist masters, are
holding special sessions and sending
their representatives, right to the
union halls, the parliament of the
future.
The striking / w w. lumberjacks
in the state of Washington, was pre-
sented by the capitalists politicians
in Washington, D. c., with the s.
hour law Remember when the rail
road brotherhoods in 1917 made a
face as if they meant business, the
Adams law, granting the greater part
OF their demands, was on the statute
book overnight.
And so it has been proven, that
when the workers organize strong
enough on the Industrial field. it
matters not if Gene Debs or Ole Han
son is filling political offices.
The |. w. w. sees no reason for
modifying its attitude regarding po-
litical ballot action. It's sound po-
sition has been established from a
historical and economic standpoint
and verified again and again by the
present experience of the working
class throughout the world.