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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17
DRUG ADDICTs INCREASE
Health Authorities of New York and
Federal Agents Become Alarmed

Bird S. Coler, Commissioner of Pub.
lie Charities. of New York, discussing
the drug menace, racently, said:
Drug addiction is a natural conse-
ouencc of prohibition. am nct discus
sing the merits of the prohibition
question at all when l say this. Any
person, regardless of his views on pro
hibiuion, must concede this point, thai
a drinker of whiskey is apt to find !;
substitute if it be within his reach
when whiskey is beyond his reach.
81 had abundant opportunities tc
observe this when l was in the South
IS president of the North Carolina
Public Service Commission and of the
Carolina ani YadkIn River Railroad
Company. The change from we" I
dry resulted in calanl!tous increase
in the use of narcotic drugs. That, toe.
in a se.tion Of the country where
haait forming drugs had been little
used prior to the enactment of the
Statewide prohibition law.
"My observations here in New York
as head of the Department of Public
Charities, have been along the same
i,le, for while prohibition is not yet
effective here, the price of alcoholic
LIQUORS has gone up to such a hig:
Gsure that some of the results of pro-
,.hi;ion may he anticipated.
81 expect to see worse results in
this city than | saw in North Caro-
Ina after prohibition comes. 1t was
lad enough there. The situation at
one time was so serious the State au
\ critics of North Carolina had I
take drastic action. They put the deal
Frs in the drug traffic in jail when
.hsy were caught again selling drugs.
.hink DR.. Copeland is right in say
rr that prohibition will bring about .
condition in New York cont erning the
lug habit which the most conserva-
i've citizen may we'll contemplate with
SOLEMN concern"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17
BLI'EBEARD SUSPECTED
Relieve to Have Made Speciality Gf
Marrying and Doing Away With
Widows Of Property

Paris, April 17.-The Disappearance
of number cf women from :ubur'
OF Paris has led to the arrest of Henr
Laulru who. Paris detectives assert
may be able to solve the mystery Of
.hair continued absence from home.
The missing women were acquaint
arces of Laudru, who is declared +
have made a speciality Of becoming en-
aged to widows. The police authori
ties say that from papers found II
L.udru's posses lion they believe tha
he had at least ten finances who can
ne. be found.
Under the name Of George Dupon'
Laudru hired in 1915 a lovely villa !,
tn outskirts Of the village of Cam
b9Ss. on the border of the Ramboui!Ic'
forest. The villa is almost surrounde"
bv walls and is $50 yards from the
nearest heuse. The allegation IS mad
that Laudru paid only brief visits L
the villa. always accompanied by "o
NJ N, none of whom was seen TO !eav'
the place.
One woman who visited the house
brought w;.h her two small dogs, tn
bodies Of which were found Sunda,
urdar a heap CT leaves. They had beer
strangled by cord. Women's dresses
a revolver. rifle. a,b!oodstained mat
tre:s. and cord similar TO that witt
which the dog was strargled arc al
legged to have been found in the villa
Laudru, the detectives say, admit
tel having used various names. be
cause he had been imprisoned scvcra
times. He denied that he did ava!
with any Of the women. but said h
killed the dogs at the request Of th'
woman. because It was too expensive
ID feed them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17
HIS SWORN STATEMENT
Virginia Candidate Files Statement OF
Campaign Expenses

In this state candidate is required
to file a complete statement of his
campaign expenses. Here is what one
candidate claims it costs him:
"Lost 1,349 hours of sleep thinking
about the election. Lost two front
teeth and whole lot of hair in per-
sonal encounter with an opponent. Do
mated one beef, four shcats and five
sheen to county barbecue. Gave
awav two pairs of suspcndcrs, four
caljco dresses, $500 cash and thirteen
babv ratt7es. Kissed 126 babies. Kind
led fourteen kitchen fires. Put up four
stovcsy Walked 4sO76 miles. Shook
hands with 9.50S persons. Tota! lo,lol
lies. and talked enough to make n
nrint 1000 volumes. Attended sixteen
revival meetings and was baptizea
fur different times by immersion
and twice some other way. Contributed
$40 10 foreign missions, and made
love to nine grass widows. Rugged
fortv-nine old maids. Got dog-bls
+birtv-nine times. MIXED at least 100
COWS distributed at least 500 copies
of Richmond newspaper. Filled five
;,.o houses for my neiehbors. Nursed
fifteen cases typhoid fever. and mad
tho itch ard influenza at the same
t:me-and was defeated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17
APPEAL FOR JUSTICE
no0 600 Women Urge Punishment
For Hun Guilty

Paris. April 17.-Mrs. Charles FAR
man. in the name Of the committee on
rrotection Of women under interna-
t;onal law. has handed Premier Glenn
cncaau The following resolution, said
n be signed by 100000 American
women
"Whereas. the overwhelming evid-
erce that the armies of the cantra.
movers committed and were encourag-
od 10 commit every form Of sexual
offepse against %,men in every
country invaded, the women Of the
limited States associated with the
women of France, protest and appea
fcr nunishment of those guilty, and
treatment of injured girls and wcmer
as war wounded"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17
MAY SHOW THREE TIMES
Picture Sunday in Interest of Fictory
Loan Committee

The Victory Loan Committee is be
ing congratulated upon its success in
securing the motion picture "Tk
Price of Peace" containing over fly
thousand feet of film actually take
on lie battlefront where one Of tn
ccrp Of photographers was killed by {
she'll. The committee is willing t,
make every effort to have all citizen.
see this picture and if neccssar,
It will ne shown three times on mex
Sunday at the Richmond and Ingoma'
Theatres. This IS an opportunity TO:
everyone to actually see the first C
the American forces leaving an At
lantic port on the great steamship
I,eviathan, which on this occasion i
in its dress of camouflage and late.
they will see it return with the vic
.or.ous warriors with its war dres'
oone. The American Red Cross work
crs will have an opportunity to see tn
wonderful train of ambulances rush
od 10 me frort and bring back tn
wounded. There is hardly any Of tht
important activities not depicted il
ibis picture and that Alexandra;
should have secured it for the open
inr of the Victory Liberty Loan Bon:
sale is gratifying. The admission vii
Je free and the only limit upon II
number of admissions Will be the sea-
ing capacity of the places where tn
p;ctare viii be shown. Children unac
compan:ed by parents will net be ad
n,ttel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17
CHALONER A PROPHET
Points to Writing About War as
Chronicled by Him August 6, 1911

Chronicled by Him August 6, 1911
New York, April l7.-Jchn Arm
strong Chaloner. lays claim to being
prophei5. calling attention to predic
t:ons made by him on August 6, 1914
five days after the war started.
They may call me a nut" SAID he
"but even a nut may be 4 prophet
Scme Of Chaloner's prophecies, writ
ten on the date named follow:
THE war will las tmorc like three
years than three months"
France will reverse 1870. She will
rise l;ge phoenix from the ashes of
that adventurous folly upon the part
of political upstart and revert to
the days of Jena, Wagram and Aus
terlitz. when the Germans and Aus
'r:ans were her opponents in vain.
She will surprise the world as mush
as Japan did with Russia"
The German fleet will either be
captured or sunk by Great Britain,
ard German commerce will be drivcr
from the sea"
The prophecy concluded with certain
inns which are to be included il
he peace treaty, including the resto-
raticn OF Alsace-Lorraine to France
provision for keeping Germanys an
Aus.ria's military forces on a peace
footing and the reduction of wor!t
to the needs of a world po-
Il force.
"I respectfully commend this proph
ccy 10 my brothers, Lewis Stuyvesar
lad Willie Astor Chanler," said Cha /
ner. "who for twenty-five years un-
successfully fought to have me IN
carcerated for life as a dangerous
lunatic.
"I1l sec them both in perdit:cn be
fore I even speak to them. AS for
Bob. he has the genius Of Michae!
Angelo and the arr of rainbow, hui
he is scmallied against me.
II am at war with al! the Chanler
family. 1t is still my mission to get
our lunacy laws so amended that jus,
t;ce shall be meted out to the indiv;d.
ual, particularly such as have suf-
fcrai as ! have.
ChaIcner said he had been receiving
reams Of begging letters, many O
which said: "OUr hearts 90 out I
vcu." His comment was, Yes, am
your hands too"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17
SHIPMAN IN THE RING

Winchester, Va. April 17.-Charle
H. Sh;pman. Leesburg. announces
tl:at he is an independent candidate
for Congress from the Eighth Vir-
c;nia district. He said he was Demo.
crat, but that $1,000. the cost # en-
tar;nq the primary. is TOO high, and
he prefers to take chances alone. Mr..
Sh:pman, who was Gov. Davis cam
ra:en manager, was for years al
.vangelistie singer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17
CENTENARY CELEBRATION
Sarcpta Lodge Of Odd Fellows Make
Plans for April 80.

AT meeting Of Sarapta Ledge Nc,
&c. Odd Fellows held last night the
committee appointed to make plans
for zne public celebration Of the 1GGth
anniversary OF The founding Of the
order made report. The propose;
celebration will be held April so. j
number of prominent members Of tn:
order will be present on that cccas-
sion end deliver addresses.
This lodge also received two appli-
cations for membership and will OF
next Wednesday confer the in!tia.or,
decree on a class of candidates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17
CRAZY BOY IN CRIME REEEL
Hills Woman. Wounds Officer. Fires
Five Houses and Store

Marion, KY. April l7.-Thomas
Bugg. a young son of a farmer, credit
ID by the authorities with leaving
rail of death and destruction in his
rake in the Piney Fork nelghborhood,
< in iail here awaiting lunacy hear
ing.
Bucg, It was said, beat Mrs. +. j.
Alexander to death with the stock OF
, gun. successively fired five dwellings,
and store, and, after being captured
attacked Deputy Sheriff Farmer with
a knife, inhicting wounds which may
prove fatal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17
RELIEF FUND
TOTALS S1,116
For Armenian And Syrian
support-six Give
500 Each
is $4,000
All Urged to Send in Contributions
as Soon as Possible to ]. I. Pres
ton, Secretary.

Total contributions to date for tht
relief of the Armenian and Syrian
sufferers is $1,116.G7 according TO az
announcement made today by J. I
Preston, secretary Of the local com
An;ttee. The allotment for Alexandra
B $4,000.
M All parsons who have not yet con-
Hributed to this worthy cause are
|4rgsd to do so as i vii be impossible
Ito send out solicitors in the interes:
Of this worthy cause.
Contributions should be sent to }.
fT. Preston. Chanlbe of Commerce.
Tney will be acknowledged through
/ the columns cf the Gazette.
Robert L. Payne is chairman of this
committee, and it is hoped that every
bne who has overlooked this appea,
will contribute their bit to this cause
with out further delay.
The following subscriptions to ths
Armenian and Syrian Relief have beer
Received up to April 18th.
R. l.. Payne, SO; Mrs. john T.
Ashton, 5; Cash 5; Mrs. Harry NJ.
catcn, 5; DR.. VIM. P. Ca.9n, 5; Mrs
b. Eerndon, 5; DR.. and Mrs. f. B.
jackson, 5; Robert S. Jones, 100; NJ.
3. Sunday School South, 100; Mostor
r. Morton 5; udge J. K. NJ. Norton, 90
{. w. O'Meara, ); W. \. Piser, 10;
7. Preston, 5; R. Stuart Royer,
To-; st. Paul Bible Glass, 100; Tive
listers, 2; Collection, 34.96; Second
Presbyterian Church and Sunday
School, 100; First Baptist Sunday
School, 100; Grace Sunday School, %
Trinity M. f. Sunday School, %; Eg
bert Thompson 10; DR.. and Mrs. Gee.
b. Klipstein, 100; Oliver Underwood
S; Miss Blanche Stansbury 5; Payn
st. Chapel S. S. (Presbyterian), Il
zee School, 96.49; Mrs. Mabel Eocp
/; Henry Padgett, /; Mrs. Mary Phil
| lips, l.; Mrs. Hattie Hammersley, i
Miss Annie Hammersley, !; Washing
Son S.hool Miss Douglas Rcom>, 1.42
Miss Matte K. Nc West, /; Mrs
Ihas. J. Deahl. 5: Lee School, $50
Miss Francis NJ. Entwisle, l; Mis-;
emma V. Entwisle, l; H. A. Stewar:
. 10; DR.. Hugh Mcclure, 10; ". [
smcot, %; L. Ruben 5; Gardner L
Boothe, 10; c. T. Nicholson, 5; Fran
NJ. Hill, 10; E. R. Elliott, 20; Mis-
Esther F. Brookes. /; Justus Schnei-
[er, 10; Miss Kate Eveleth. 5; NJ. B
Harlow, 5; Miss Fannie S. Herbert
l.. Bendheim, 10; Jno. 7. Harrison
\; Miss Margaretta L. Acnew, 2;
rhos. E. Dyson, /; Chas. King ans
Zen Co., Inc. %; Total 81, 1,126.67.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17
INCREASE SICK BENEFITS
Eagles Hereafter Will Pay Members
81 a Week During Illness.

.Alva Acr:e No. 81. Fraternal Order
of Eagles a. a meeting held last night
decided to increase Is sick benefits to
s. q week beginning with the first
week. illness to be continued for
evc;cn consecutive weeks.
This lodge formerly paid a 81 a
week for the first weeks illness and
Sd for every week thereafter for
thirteen consecutive weeks.
!Afterward luncheon was served q:
the !Altamount.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17
GRAND JURY IN SESSION
,aycnteeE Cases Presented In Cor
| poration Court.

A grand jury in the corporation
ourt today, Judge l.. c. Barley, pre-
;d;ng, is investigating seventeen
ases presented for its consideration:
.morg them being several for bur-
,larly. alleged violations of the stats
,-ohio;e:on law and other offerses.
Up to s C'cloek this afternoon tel,
ndicvmcn;s had been returned by the
Ilry.
The jury is composed of the follow
Ilg: Thomas ". Robinson, foreman;
~. Pitts; Charles B. Swan, },
'homas Cook. R. NJ. Graham anc
Charles Z. TenncSson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17
$1,000 FOE TROOPS
FIGHT MUNICH REDS

Berne, April 1I.-German govern
merit troops sent to restore order in
Munich were epoted today to num-
Der 27,O00. The Red Guards in Mu:
mich were said?to total 10000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17
BAIL FOR "DRYS" AGENTS
Men Accused of Killing Alleged Boot
leggers Give $4,000 Bonds.

Richmond, Va, April 17.-Foilow-
ing a lengthy hearing, Judge r. r.
Prcntis, Of the Virginia supreme
court, yesterday afternoon allowed
bail in the sum of $4,000 each for c.
w. Hall, II. F. Sweet, w. Z. Dunleavy
and J. II. Sullivan, prohibition agents
charged with the murder of Shack
leford and Hudson. alleged bootleg
gers. near Woodstock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17
,OAL FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS,

Bids for furnishing coal for the
Ety schools will be received by the
Ierk of city school board Up to u
clock noon April 80, 1919. Coal to
l. delivered at the various school
/ buses within sixty days from date,
lids to be BASED on 1000 pounds to
Fhc ion. Two hundred tons +. 0.
EI bituminous ard twenty tons an
Ehracite will be required.
The right to reject any and al
bids is reserved.
GILBERT. ]. cox Clerk
9l-6t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17

Country butter, ID. 55c; fresh eggs,
dozen SOC; Quaker Oats, pkg. 10; all
groceries at reasonable prices. j. L.
PURCELL, 1T South Henry St. Phone
56Tw. 9O-3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17

Don't forget the Democratic pri-
mary next Tuesday the % of April
and vote for +. Walton Moore for
Congress. 9l-ot..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17

Don't forget the Democratic prI-
mary next Tuesday the % of April
and vote for r. Walton Moore for
Congress. 9l-ot..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17
NEWS OF CITY
TOLD IN BRIEF

A large number of children today
participated in the annual Holy
Thursday procession at St. Mary's
Catholic Church.
Services in observance Of Good
Friday will De held tomorrow in the
Episcopal, Catholic, and Lutheran
Churches.
\ marriage license was issued in
Wa: hington yesterday to Charles Win
frey Butler and Maricn Ruth Har-
rson, both Of Alexandria.
Mrs. Louis SimondS of Charleston,
5. c. and Mrs. Addison 1ngle of Wash
ngton, D. c., spent part Of Wcdnes-
.:..y with Mrs E. B. Jackson AT the
First Baptist Parsonage.
Mrs. 4. S. Doniphan. accompanied
by Master Jack Doniphan and Miss
Lou Gary will leave tomorrow for
Fort Totten, n. Y. to visit Mrs. DON
irhan's daughter, Mrs. Roy!e Doni
rhan Swan, wife Of Lieut. Col. D. n.
Swan.
Hon. r. Walton Moore. candidate
for congress from this district was
in Alexandria yesterday ard was Civ
aa assurances by all whom he met
that he will have their support for
in the primary next Tues
day. Friends Of Mn Moore predict
he will have a walEover i'll the pri-
mary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders Of the Seminole Land and In
provemens Company Will be held q.
its principal Office, Ill South Fairfax
Street, Alexandria, Virginia, at :
Isck, p. m. on Monday, May -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-17

Advertise Your Wants in the Ga
zette Want Column
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-09

HERE Is YOUR CHANCE 20 buy nice
little home on two lots for $500, ana on
good terms For particulars, phone sus-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-09

TTFtN BEAUTTF u HOMES
". Boulevard, 8 room. 2 story
brick, basement and heating
plant Sleeping porches: very
fine outlook over the city.
CIOse-in. but cool Summer
garden, vines. trees. etc.
Reasonably priced at $500.
Richmond Terrace-oue of she
finest homes in this high
class residence park. g rooms.
2 story brick. basement. hot
water heating plant. double
brick garage. glass enclosed
sleeping pOrches. hardwood
floors throughout: spacious
grounds. highly improved
Complete in every detail.
s13.750.
FIsK-RAMsET REALTY co.
Phone 1913. Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-09
For SaIe-City Property.

7 ~-~-~-~@~-~--------~--~
LOTS 20 * Il. Block 12s for sale in
East FL Paso addition; no incum-
/ brance- Phone sos.
FOR SALE-New room bungalow
with glassed in sleeping porch on La
Z LUZ street; built-in features; easy
terms. can 52z6-M-
BARGAIN-FOR QUICK SALE.
Modern four room brick dwelling and
garage. etc. on two full lots. near
Alta Vista school-Price $3.50 90
easy terms. See our list for others.
p. W. WILLIAMS AGENCY.
Phone 1l44- 3l3 First Nat. Bank Bldg
latest things in bungalow homes in
fine locations at reasonable prices
and easy terms.
MCKEE BROS. Phone 4449.
- PERCENT NET-6 ROOM BUNGA-
Low. Hal DWOOD FLOORS. BUILT
IN FEATURES. BEAMED CEILING.
NO HEATING Plant. $4,000 SoME
TERMS ADDRESS ID 1s4, CARE
HERALD
ALTA VISTA SECTION-Three blocks
Of school; rooms and G. s porch;
basement heating plant. hardwood
floors; built-in features Owner must
sell this property Only s3s50.00.
Worth 100000.
ASK WILL MARI
AT
JAMES /. MARR & COMPANY.
Phone 1850.
HERE'S A VERY COMPLETE HOME
rooms. glass room. breakfast room.
basement and heating plant oak
floors, tile floor in bath. all built in
features. including breakfast room
furniture; white glazed tile drain and
back to kitchen cabinet; mirror door
to closet garage, paved street paving
paid; Automatic water heater. re-
stricted district; French doors from
bedroom to front porch Price only
$500, about $3.50 cash, balance TO
SCOTT SALES & REALTY co.
20 Nils Bldg. IN. 7I56 or I821-J.
Fer Sale-Fsrms and Ranches
FOR SALE acres. all in cultivation:
house. fruit trees and grapes = miles east ]
OF 4sleta- All for $500 Phone 2220
FOR SALE-fO acre farm N HuutInEton /.
Beach. Caln Has 5 room modern bunga- f
low. barn, artcsiau we'll Address BOX
f2f. MaEdaleua. y u
FOR SALE-l0 acres for small 5airy or
chicken ranch. 10 miles NJ valley. $3.50: 4
ali In crops this year; right IN the oil 4
belt VINO wants r2 Chicken Ranch, %
care Herald
1900 ACRE RANCH in ReFan county foI {
sale. Plenty OF grass and water. Railroad (
and town on ranch. Fully IS percent
smooth agricultural land Price SIS per
acre; no trade z ". KLEIN. schulenburg, I
Texas
improved farm OF SIS acres. one
mile north OF Las Cruces on Alameda. d
5-room modern house. furniturss Bearing
orchard. fine dairy stock; horses hsEHs
chickens Hnd farm Implements Mrs. S.
$. Nlchols r. =. Box 9. Las Cruces. y 81
FINE OPENING FOR dairy. cattle goats.
hogs. poultry, truck and fruit Good +.
range, good water 900 acres. modern 4
house; go bearing trees. young orchard
Al Necessary farm Implements tools
Growing field crops. truck: IS head live
stock WaterU0rzs throughout place:
TindmiA Land heavily wooded wood
bringing SO per cord in nearby marzet
Portable saW-riE Wagons. haruese-
buggy; corrals. hay barns. garage; all
Necessary outbuildinss. Reasons Tor selling
Located 4 = miles north OF Santa Rita. Z
I = miles east Fier.o. New Mexico. In
Forest reserve. Box e6f. Santa Rita, New
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-09
For SaIe-Miseenansous

-~---~-~---------~------
I FOR SALE-smau and large woodsI
packing boxes at sf9 Myrtle
I FOR SALE-Edlson photograph IN per
I feet condition. Phone 1855 or 99ss-
IJUAREZ passport pictures. Eds Studio
Jos Texas street
[ ICE CREAM FREEZERs-our prices arr
rlEhL A. XAFFE. 40s S. e Paso.
FOR sALE-Gas water heater. Sc. ~
n. Brown.
Pas0- Phone 1855
TWO SHOW CASES-Phone 1881 afte-
ESQ. evenings
TWO show cssez. Phone 1857 amer $50
evenings
Sx12 PRESS and type. also high grade
p.ayer-plano. coed es new, very cheap.
Wu take bonds or stamps Phi 74s5W-
sAXOPHONEs. c. c. Conn make n 7.
Locke. agent. 1Ql1 Z Boulevard Phone
SPECIAL THIS WEEK-9EIl velvet BruI-
Young FURNITURE co.
LIS TRADE-FuTRiturs or sewing ma
YOUNG FURNITURE co.
NEW model drop head rotary shuttle
Singer sewing machine. drawers. Phone
10s2 Sl1 y e Paso. Apt 2.
FOR SALE-singer sewing machine anso-
lutely new; al attachments; at a sacriflce.
s2uarters 10. 9. -. Bliss
USED DESKS. chairs. fling cabinets and
safe All in first class condition address
BlfI. care Herald
FOR SALE-Beautiful drawn work table
cloths. 700 " Stanton Call after 10
mornlnEs OF Phone Ss55.
STOCK OF groceries. fixtures lease runs
two years two room modern aptE- close
IN. Best location in city. SIS \. Oregon
Pm 172l-
100000 FEET 2-lnch second hand pipe FOR
sale. Al condition 12c5 $4,000 feet = inch
galvanized pipe. &C. Large stock o-ner
BABY CHICKENS and white Leghoru
hens. white Leelrru ROSTERS: rabbits
hutches and nsir OF scales ISIS Doug
Jas Phone 4os7.
FOR sALE-Job lot OF ladies' oxf0Tds.
few shoes among lot. small sizes. just the
clint Mercantile & Banking Co. Clint. Tex
We AXE stim shipping furniture TO the
cil fields VIII pay extra good price FOR
used furniture. G. D. Houser upholsrsr-
.aE Co Phone $40.
FOR sALE-show eases. shelving. paper
bai1er. cake mixer. dough mixer and other
bakery equipment Nc3llckle. 800 san An
tonic 81
FOR SALE-Two Jersey cows. Delival
separator, no. fireless cooker. incubator.
hrooder. wheat sacks and tTo-Eallon
churn- J. ". McAnister, Clinr Texas
Phone 81
TWO HEAVY dining chairs 81 each. mat
tress. s350s grass ruE- eN1z. So. shade.
f5-inch. 81. shade. 5s-inch. f5c- shades
can - matched az Popular Dry Goods
2f1s Wyoming
SEVEN Vol 8fechanIcaI Engineerinr booizs.
American Machinist Handbonzs. one short
coupled Thor. two Excelsior Big valve No
t0rcycles Schehler, Ford and Rayfield car
huretors. Washburn Mandolin. two 1fEf
castings With six inner tubes $40 Man
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-09

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LOTS 20 * Il, Block 126 for sale in
East FL Paso addition; no incum-
hrance. Phone 6203.