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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
C. H. S. GIRLS
TO UNION CITY
Memphis Champions Will
Wind Up Season Saturday.

The Central high school girls basket
ball team. winner Of the girls cham
pionshlp OF Memphis, will wind up the
season Saturday night with q game at
Union City against The Union City high
school girls. Central has not lost an
out-of-town game this season, and Ia
confident of taking the measure of the
Obion county girls Saturday.
Here's the great record that the Gem
trail high team has piled up this season;
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
HERE'S WHERE The MEMPHIS CHICKS WILL
PLAY this SEASON AT HOME AND ABROAD
ME MPHIS AT HOME

Little Rock, April rs, 20, 81.
Chattanooga, April rs, 20, so.
Nashville, May /, 9, 8. A..
Chattanooga. May g..
Mobile, May IS, 20, 30-30.
New Orleans May 81, June 1, 2, 3.
Birmingham, June 4, 5, 6,f7.
Atlanta, June g.. 9, 10, II.
Little Rock, June Is.
Nashville, June 20, 80, July 1.
Chattanooga, July 5, 8, 7,
Little Rock, July H., II, 10.
New Orleans, July II, IS, 10.
Mobile, July 20, u, %,
Atlanta, July 20, "a. 25.
Birmingham, July 26. 81, %,
New Orleans, Aug 10, II, II.
Atlanta, Aug, 10, IA, Is.
Mobile, Aug, 16, II, IL,
Birmingham, Aug, 10, 20, q.
Nashville, Aug, Is, 26, u.
Chattanooga, Aug. rs, 90, 80.
Little Rock, Aug, 81, Sept, ii.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
MONEY

NEW YORK, March 20 Mercantile
paper, 81 45la, Sterling, 60-day bills,
45S; commercial. 60-day bills on banks,
457, commercial, 60-day bills, ass; de-
mand, 4.61 cables, 462. Time loans.
steady; 80 days aud 80 days, 54
six months, bRd5A.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
SOCCER DINNER
PROVES GREAT
SUCCESS
Trophies Awarded and Great
Impetus Given Kicking
Game at Dinner.

~~ HE CURTAIN on the 1915
10 NJ. A. A.. soccer eason
was officially Jung down
last night at a banquet at
the Chamber of Commerce.
Gathered around the festal
board was the entire Soc
Ger fraternity. consisting Of
an players, managers and persons in
teFested in the sport. Covers were laid
TOT about 1875 and every plate was
s. G, Hodges acted as POSTMASTER,
and during the evening a number Of
speeches were made. Trophies for the
winners, Christian Brothers College
were awarded, the Hodges cup being
presented to the c. B. c. eleven. NJ.
a. A.. emblems were also presented. The
Harrison trophy was presented to. tho
Coopers, winners of the Junior Soc
Ger league championship. The Joe Wade
trophy was awarded to the champions
OF the M. A, A. school division.
The speaker of the evening was
Father Mahony, who touched upon the
value of athletics and sports to the
growing manhood of a great city like
Memphis. The speaker stated that the
young men of today were laying a solid
f~oundatton for strong bodies and alert
minds by tndulging in the games fos-
tered by the M. A. A.,and commended
the efforts Of this body most heartily.
During the course of the evening
talks were made by M. w. Swayne,
Brothers Hubert, James and Joseph and
members Of the different teams, Capt.
Frenchy Dohogne, of the championship
{. b. c. eleven, was among the speak
ers and acquitted himself well.
Alderman Receives Gift.
Manager Lonnie Alderman, of the
Phoenix Shortening team, was present.
ed with a distinguished service medal
for his great work in inspiring the
morale of the Phoenix team, which
would have undoubtedly won the pen
nant had the eason lasted long enough.
The medal a made of cast iron and
was suitably engraved. Manager Ack-
erman was visibly touched by the gift
and responded feelingly to the speech
OF presentation, which was made by
President Gilbert Schloss of the M.
A. A.
Jim Harrison, official referee, made
a ringing speech in which he stated
that he would give trophies next sea-
son to the different champions of the
soccer division and would help in ev-
cry way possible to stimulate the game
In Memphis.
The repast was delightful and much
enjoyed. The G. B. G. boys e~nlivened
the occasion by resounding cheers. A
rising vote of thanks was extended
the press of Memphis for the assist
ance given in promoting soccer.
The banquet ended with the assem-
blage singing America"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
MP+ls ABROAD.

At Little Rock April "A,
At Chattanooga May 6, Z, s.
At Nashville May 9, 10, II, IL,
At New Orleans May 10, IA, IS,
At Mobile May 10, II, rs, 10
At Birmingham May 20, q, q. %.
At Atlanta May "a, 25, 20, q.
At Little Rock June IL, 10, IA,
At Mobile June l6, II, IL,
At New orleans June 10, 20. Il, %.
At Atlanta June %, "a, 1925.
At Birmingham June 26, n. %,
At Little Rock July 3, a.
At Nashville July 8, 8, 10.
At Chattanooga July IA, Is, l6.
At Birmingham July 30,
At Atlanta July 80. 81.
At Birmingham Aug |, :,
At New orleans Aug. 4, 5, g.
At Mobile Aug, Z. 3. 8,
At Chattanooga, Aug %, %, PAPA.
At Nashville Sept 2, 3. a.
At Little Rock Sept. 8, g. Z.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
BRADY mi MARS DRAW,

BOSTON. March 26.-Ralph Brady
Of Syracuse, n, y, and TX. o." Mars
Of Cincinnati, fought a Ground draw
here last night.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26

Ohm MAR
TIN, president Of the
Southern league, having
finished with the annual
spring meeting Of the
Dixie major In New Or.
leans, went directly from
the Crescent City to Nash
VILLA Anhar he AAtU a~aIa
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
T. SMITH r. U

Red Smyth, the former National
Lacquer, has been released from the
army and will play with the Milwaukee
club next season.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
Wilde Easier Than Herman.

According to Moore, Herman IL n
tougher customer than Wilde. ira
rather meet Wilde than Herman any
tine, for ! Can beat him easier. I've
met both boys, and Herman Is a much
harder customer to defeat than the
Britisher, / have. not a doubt IN the
world that can beat Wilde when !
meet him, for | have already licked
him and have hts goat, and when he
meets me again hen be easier to de-
feat than he was the first time, | am
not worrying over who IL the referee,
for when | beat Wilde the first time
the judges were five Englishtnen, who
thought Wilde was invinoihle, | beat
wilde so badly that the I~Gnglishmen,
who naturally were pulling for Jimmy
to win, gave me, n foreigner, the de-
cision That's the best evidence |
have that | won fairly over Wilde, for
! wouldn't have had a chance to get
the decision unIess my margin owe the
British champion had been Wide.
Il will be in shape to travel over
the long route with Wilde, and wnen
the mill Is over | expect to receive the
decision, for I'm going In there to
give him all I've got, and ! believe IN
my own ability 10 the extent that I'm
not worrying over licking him. I've
done It already and | know his style
of boxing, and when we meet on June
10 | will win even more decisively than
when we first met. You know when
you lick a man once you usually have
his number, and Wilde Will not forget
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26

CHICAGO, March 26. - Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 10000; market very dull; weak
to t0c lower than yesterdays average;
bulk of sales, $40. 10n19.40i heavy
weight. $19, 35419.60, medium weight,
$40. 20d19,4 40; light weight, $1S. 75@19,95:
light lights, 81. 25als So; sows, SIT, 25Q
/ FITS; pigs, SIC 50G17. %.
Cattle-Receipts, rs, 900; good steers
and best butcher stocks strong; Others
slow; calves steady; bids generally low
err; feeders strong; heavy beef steers,
$11 .50620.4 40; light beef steers. $40. GOA
1875; butcher cows and heifers, $1,000
5.25; veal calves, $13.25a15,75; stocker
steers. IS. 25015, 90.
sheep-Receipts. 10000; opening very
slow; packers bidding more on lambs
sheep and feeders steady; lambs, "a
pounds or less, SIS. 25120. 40; s. pounds
or better, $1S. 00d20.40 culls, $14.50M
17.75; ewes, good, $12.o0a15,OO; common.
SO. 00111. 25.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26

KANSAS CITY. March 26.-Hogs, re.
ceipts Is, 800; 10c higher; bulk, $18. SOa
1915: heavies, $19. 45019.75; medium
SIS. 9O419. 65A lights, SIS. 00q19,50; pack.
ing sows, $17,5o@1S.5o; pigs, $14.5OQ
1925.
Cattle, receipts 5000; steady to low.
er; heavy steers, $13. 90@1900; light
80, 00m17,S5; cows and n%eifers, $6.90a
$40. 75G14.OO; stockers. $8.5O615. So.
Sheep, receipts 5000; steady; lambs
$1740@20.OO; culls, $l4.75@17.3 rs; medium
ewes, $12 00@14,10; breeding ewes
$40. 50M17.50.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
Rest After Operation.

Pal win take a good rest after his
operation and win gradually get his
strength back, having but one date
between now and meeting Wilde. Moore
Is IN grand shape now with the eX-
ception Of his tonsils, which are bother
ing him considerably, When he entered
the ring Monday night against Pete
Herman Pal was suffering with an at
tack OF tonsilitis and had fever from
the ailment, but he never let that In
terfere with his boxing and he made
the champion look like a dub, Moore
had Il heavy cold on his chest which
was also bothering him, but he has
decided that the removal Of his tonsila
will put him In shipshape, and accord %
inEly win submit to the knife shortly,
The work will be done by an emf
nent Chicago surgeon and Pal will be
given the best Of care In order that
he may recover as quickly as post
Bile and resume his training for his APP
preaching meeting with Jimmy Wilde
Pal is counting on beating the bally
Britisher again, and naturally realizes
that he win have to be in the best
possible condition In order to make his
margin Of victory over Wilde as wide
as possible
# Pal decisiycly wins over wilde
again, as he did in the first affair, he
will have the undisputed championship
of England, and as he has whaled Pete
Herman, the bantam champion, twice
in an many bouts, the Memphian will
have about all there Is In the way Of
credentials emitting him to the undis-
nutad championship of the world,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26
June 10 Is Date Moore
Has Set to Meet Wilde
Memphis Bantam to Have Tonsils Removed Shortly To Be
in Best Possible Shape Before Meeting Briton
nv T~YVC
BY BOB PIGUE.

B !. !. !. !. . !. !; \: \. !. i: !. !. ii. u. i. !. !. j" !. Il. Il. !. !. !. !. Ct. !. ]: ]: ]. ]: 3. !. !. !.
49, ACK AGAIN to London
town to meet Jimmy Wilde.
the British fly weight, win
Pal Moore, the bantam
~ weight champion Of the
~ world, 60 on Tuesday, June
%S,S@ 10, This date has been set
ANi0 by the promoters in Lon
don and agreed to by Nate
Lewis and Tommy Walsh,
JOINT managers Of the champion.
Lewis Is still in town going ove
several matters with Moore and will
leave today for New York whore he
WIN get IN touch with the Londoners
hy way of completing the articles for
the approaching mill in the British
metropolis. The match has not been
definitely closed rs yet owing to a
difference Of $4,000 demanded by
Moore'S managers and what has been
offered by the Britons,
Moore's managers have asked SIS, 900
while $ll 900 has been bid. But this
Herman, the bantam champion, here
Monday night, and II Is believed by
Lewis and Walsh that Moore will have
no trouble In getting the SIS, 900 he
demands by virtue of his laoing of the
bantam champion, which removed every
vesttge Of doubt "a to who In the real
bantamweight champion Of the world,
Moore VIII soon go on the operat-
ing table for the removal Of his ton
stls, which have been %bothering him
considerably during the past several
months. Pal has decided that the best
thing he can do will be to have the
offending members Topped off, and ac-
cordingly, he will have the operation
performed in a Chicago hospital dur
ing the ensuing month or so. It Ia
planned by Nate Lewis to accompany
Pal to London and they viii sail about
May 10, in order that Pal may get ac-
clImated and be in absolute perfect
shape to give Wilde another beating,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26

ST. LOUIS, March - torn. No. 4,
Sl,6a, No 4 white, 81 6oHl6l
Oats, No. :, 69laG, No, 3 white, 700
70toC.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26

KANSAS CITY, March 26-wheat
steady No. | hard, 81, 5O@9b2; No. Z,
S. l$Q2 80 No, 1 rcd, $2,61@262; No.
., $2bSu2 60,
corn, higher, No 2 mixed, 1880
Lea; No. 2 white, sL65; No. , yellow,
81 G3m ,66. .
oats unchanged, No. 2 white, ne, No.
2 mixed, 69ta M70&c; No. 2 red, 700
TIE.
Rye. Sl65.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26

ST. LOUIS, March 26-poultry, UNI
changed except hens, 33~.
Rulter. creamery &C. t.gGa. ANtac-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-26

CHICAGO, March 2~6.-potatoes
steady, receipts AZ cars Northern
sacked bulk white stock Z. s. grade,
tbUl so. Western russcts mostly
$2.10 cwt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
IRRIGATED FARM


STOCK RANCH IN CONNECTION
225 acres. near p Plso. in the Rio
Grande valley. with the main paved road
passing through the center OF the tract
the Franklin canal and two drainage
bitches also passing through: - acres
finest alfalfa. Produced last year Is car
loads. 20 acres now being put in wheat.
balance for other crops All land IN cui-
tivatieus no alkall: no seepage; ten feet
20 water. Positively the best soil IL the
valley A good room adobe residence.
plastered and tinted. with bath and toilet
and sewerage All necessary outhull dings,
corrnls. etc. also three other houses on
place The following livestock consisting
OF horses. 4 mares IN foal. good Jersey
cows. fresh; 1 Jersey heifer, Bows, !
fine boar, coo sheep. 70 Angora goats.
100 fine chickens. Il Mammoth Bronze
turkeys: more than S3000o 90 worth CT
farming implements 1000 acres owned
and 1850 acres leased AZ axe ne- scre,
foothiu and mesa land fenced. which can
be used IN connection with the above tract
affording excellent ranch FOR either sheep
o. cattle Price for the rs acres $4,000
per acre. FOR the 1000 acre tract 81 per
acre, lease free. II all tracts are taken
al the above price. viii include all per
sonaI property aboTe mentioned. except the
sheep and goats This r. the best bar
gain ever offered n this valley No trou-
Die 70 show. Quick sale desired
". E HALF
CARE JAsfES L. MARI & COMPANY
Fl Paso, Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07

So DOWN, SIS monthly on principal.
VII buy new 8 room bungalow in
Alta Vista glazed porch. basement.
walks. fenced
nEnnhaftan Heights, fine bunEzlow.
With bedrooms double garage,
paved. heat $1,000.
Fey Trade. = section a. Columbus. y.
Il VIII trade for Bungalow.
Automobile Na1fed--W III trade build
f1r site.
Kern FIace-one q the incest hunrz-
lows t1 addition; $500.
HAWKINS BROS.
1851 Martin Bldg Phone 25e9.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
STOCK RANCH
nROpnETTTnN

an not selling in this sale fine homes
and pear orchards. cattle. horses or
mules, simply a No I good stock invest
meut that is open for investigation and
one you cannot beat FOR its size, for It's
many advantages and It's future posi-
$500 ACRES, USFENCED, WITH LIVING
and one Of the best grazing properties IN
all New Mexico. about 500 acres Of good
tillable land and a good site for impound-
Ing water that would put this 500 acres
ABOUT ONE THOUSAND ACRES
% good timber. pine and oak. affording
abundance Of posts for fencing. plenty Of
good lumber and fine railroad ties: prob
ably the timber would cut 5000 feat per
acre
UNDER THE ENTIRE TRACT
there exists an extra fine quality Of
bltuminous coal and its nearness 20 the
railroad makes It marketable a. a noni-
nal cost.
Again referring 70 Its possibilities as a
grazing property
The grass is OF q Grana variety and
affords the finest Of grazing
There are 10 improvements. q Il true-
Yet with the timber 50 easily available
FOR home building and fencing material
you can put your own improvements a.
This property was under option some
time ago for S50o0o as coal proposition
The timber e. worth So per thousand
stumpaEe, or SIS Per acre for that alone
covering the one thousand acres OF tim
ber and the grass land IS o. the very best.
one Of the best investments now on
the market Price $4,000; viii take 49,,
900 IN exchange, balance terms.
?. G. HUMAN
E0f FIRST Eatl. Bank Bldg Tel sf7s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
AUCTION SALE
OF SURPLUS
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES

THERE WILL BE SOLD on FEBRU-
AIRY 10. 1913, AT A. n. AT PUBLIC
AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BEDDEBs
REMOTNT DEPOT. FORT BLISS. TN.
$500 SURPLUS GOVERNMENT HORSES
AND MULES THESE ANIMALS WE'RE
BOUGHT By THE GOVERNMENT FOR
OVERSEAS 81 iiNICE AND ARE NOW IN
EXCESS OF THE PRESENT REQUIRE
MENTS- TWELVE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY MULES AND TWELVE Hun
DRIED AND FfFTF HORSES WILL BIZ
OFFERED FOR Sale THIS STOCK Is
IN GOOD CONDITION. MULES RANGE
IN WEIGHT FROM NINE TO FOUR
TEEN HUNDRED POUNDS AND THE
HORSES WILL WEIGH FROM ONE
THOUSAND TO SINTEEN HUNDRED
POUNDS. BOTH HORSES AND MULES
WILL BIZ OFFERED SINGLE. IN PAIRS,
FOURs, TINS AND CAR LOIS. Buy
ERS WILL BE PERMITTED To SELECT
AND CLASSIFY STOCK AND HAVE
THEM PRESENTED IN AUCTION RING
ACCORDING To THEIR SELECTION.
ARRANGEMENT HAVE BEEN MADE
WITH RAILROAD TO HAVE CARS
PLACED AT RFlfOUNT DEPOT LOAD
ING PEN 80 THAT THERE WILL BE
No DELAY To BUYERS N SHIFTING
a LEATHER HALTER WILL BE FUR
NIsHED WITH EVERY ANIMAL SOLD
LUNCH WILL BIZ OBTAINABLE Oh
TIE GROUND SALE WILL BE HELD
REGARDLESS OF THE WEATHER
TERMS or SALE-CAsH OR CERT
PIED CHICK
DO NOT FORGET THE DATE, FEB
RuARX 10: AND The PLACE, EokT
BLISS REMOUSF DEPOT, FL PAsO,
This Is An UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
OF SECURING HORSES AND MULES At
YOUR OWN PRICE
MAJ. II. NJ SPEED. COMMANDING OF
FICER. RE1OUNT DEPOT, FORT BLISS,
TEXAS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
SsB-Live Sloek-Buv

A FRESH JERSEY COW for gale In
Qulrs az Moose Home, Z p IT,
FOR SALE-One genuine Shetland stallion
pony and one Shetland mare and pony
cart zoos Mesa Phone $3.50
SEVERAL HEAD good gentle horses,
work single or double. Tor sale cheap.
rexieo Transfer Co
FOR SALE-Duroc-Je Jersey pigs. bred gifts
and soWs- High grade registered and
fancy None better. Dr.. ". p Weeks,
1905 ". Stanton St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07

"A HAAE
New bungalow. five rooms alley cor
ns-. four blocks from Five Points
This place viii sell on sight II it's the
location and size place you want It's
q harEafa- $3.50; $500 cash. II you
want 10 see g. phone
KILLER
AT LEAFELL & SHERMAN
116 Texas St Phone 42z6.
A BUNGALOW BEAUTIFUL. II you
are particular and looking for an ex-
elusive place this home viii interest
vou- Built for a home on . fun lots,
paving paid Nice lawn. back yard
fenced 5 room and glassed-in sleep
tnz porch. tiled bath. furnace, numer-
ous closets and built-in features,
hardwood floors throughout. garage
South front near Alta Vista FOR par
ticulzrs and appointment phone sos.
MRS B. ". HALE
TRADES
Beautiful home on Mckinley Avenue.
Would consider good piece OF close
IN property
Dandy 4 room hunEalow-Want or
& room modern home
ANDEHsON-FTLLE
INVESTMENT CO.
sos lfesa Ave Phone 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07

$500 acres. 5000 acres outside range:
fincst q grass and good livirE water.
10 better proposition iu Nev Mexico TO-
J.. {. HUMAN
t11 First Nat Bank BIDS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07

For Rent-Houses Furnished
--@--------~-----~-~--~-- -
BUNGALOW near Farl Bliss- Phone s2is-
FIVE KOOM. completely furnished house.
$50. 26l2 Nations Ave. or Phone 5610
FOR RENr-F'urnished room nous. $50.
No children or pets 100 Texas St Fh-
lsto.
ROOM furnished bungalow, near Fort
Bills and Country club has piano. Phi
Ills.
FOUR ROOM eobble stone bungalow;
neatly furnished; near car; rent very rea-
sonahle. Phone 55ssJ.
SAVE TINE. and annoyance: rugs cleaned
~ your home. with improved electric sue
ton syeener CaA aemo. ss5sA-
FURNISHED bungalow. rooms. sleeping
porch and EaraEe az sf2e Tuiarosa- IN
quire stll Inlarosa- Phone 4el6-
HIGHLAND PARE-smau house. sleeping
porch, living room. kitchen and toilet
SMALL furnished room brick cottage.
all eonveniences. s22-5o. Responsible, per-
manent people wanted. 25o9 Wheeling
s.. HiEhland Park. Phone 2essW.
WANTED-coupls or LADIES' employed. 70
share newly furnished bungalow water.
lights, tslephone. linen furnished; cheap
relt: hot air heated Don't phone i8I1
Arizona street
BRIGHTEN YOUR KITCHEN
and tighten your lahar-with a Charter
Oak stove. ras. coeI or combination.
None better A little down and a uttie
FOUTz-MOOKE FURNITURE co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
For SaIe o. E1ehange-ReaI Estate

Eof Sale or EIcnange-heal Estate
SCHOOL IASDS-veasey. care Hsrsld,
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Warehouse site,
50x1eo, with small house for residence.
Would deal with owner Phone 45s5.
FOR EXCHANGE
100 acres level land about 50 acres In
cultivation; good well 81 feet deep wind
tage in Fl Paso. Complete outfit FOR
good meat market FOR exchange for cot
tags or lots. Special top delivery truck
FOR lots. IS lots in GraudvieW for land.
Houses in Tampa. Fla. for Fl Paso prop
erty- Eighteen choice lots IN Manhattan
Heights 135 acres land near Las Cruces
small houses on sames five room brick
house on Durazno St. al clear Total
about 100000. VIII trade for business
property. and pay difference in cash Nod
ern eight room two-story. full basement
garage. heating plant IN 2200 block Mon
tana- SOS FOR small cottage IS rooms
on n Fl Paso St, for land
W \. CARL
Machinery, Tools, Power, Electrical
and Contractors Equipment
For Sale
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PIPE AND WELL CASING-Au sizes sec
ond hand pipe and casing al reduced
prices TexasSsupply Co. Beaumont. Tez-
ENGINES
We have gas engines ranging from 2
H p 20 20 r. = FOR immediate delivery.
Our quotations on new oil storage tanks
OF 5000 barrels upwards Will surprise you
Mining. Milling and Power Machinery
SOUTHWESTERN WRECKING COMPANY
II Paso. TeIas-
Skilled Workmanship in Automobile,
Engine and General Mechanical
Lines.
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ELEVATORS hydsulic freight INSTALLED
and repaired A Ferguson Phi 1875.
AUTO RADIATOR work q speciality.
2 Paso Radiator and Lamp Co.
TypsWTiteFS
WE HAVE MOVED
Int larger quarters Watch this ad-
later.
RHEE SPECIALITY AGENCY
80 Mesa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-07
Dog, For Sale. Wanted. Etc.

DOGS For Sale. Wanted. Etc.
FOR sALE-Purs bred Fox Terriers and
Cockerel Spanlcls. puppies Call or phone
Proper Bros-. Veterinary Hospital 2e17
Tszas s.. Phone SIS
For Sale or Exchange
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LET'S TRADE
We VIII pay cash Or allow you new fur
ROGERS TRADiSG CO.. ia n. stanton.
LIT Is TRADE your old worn out sew
ing machine or furniture for new
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
leI S. Stanton
For Sale-MiIceHansous
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WANTED buy CHICKENS, rabbits. Pa 5slSa
FOR SAILS Singer sewing machine
and Garland coal range Pm 5sssR
FOR sALE-Wieker baby buggy. Phone
SEEMING MACHINE (s.cond hand. for
sale cheap Phone 5-e-
TODD CHECK WRITER. latest model.
used very little a. han price J. = Raj
ferty. p. O. Box SIS. Phi soss.
TYPEW RITER FOR sALE- Late model
Remington Easy terms Inquire 5l9
First National Bank BliE.
WANTED TO trade sIcCormicil binder for
hay press and mowers Address L105.
care Herald.
HEAVY PORTABLE solid tool steel veil
drilling machine; with all tools complete.
including halter ard engine Layne &
8owler Company. y Paso. Tex. Pm SITS
FOR SALE-SAFE. REGISTER, SHELLY
ING. TABLES $40 2 PINT Z z Z :.
SHOES. CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS
NV YORK sTOhE, zee z. OVERLAND
MUST HAVE used furniture for 100 rooms
Am fitting Up hotel IN oil field VIII
pay extra good prices fer next two weeks
e. u. Houser UpholsteTils CO. Phi fllo-
FOR sALE-Fius selected rdsfs. bushes
and climbing. Ernpe vines. fiEs. fruit: Car
olina poplar and cottonwood trees Ms
steffen, Val Verde
LACE RANGE. suitable for boarding
SO: small cook stove. IS: oil hes Ter. $3.50:
gas heater. 81: two show cases. meat
siicer. SIS elis F1edras st.
HALF TONE picture Of BuTkburnett. the
wonder oil city Of The world. viii be
mailed free as ionr - our supply lasts.
70 these sending their names and ad-
dresses written IeglblT-
TEXAS GLOBE OIL COMPANY
FORT Worth. Texas.
HOLSHENTKI
Must draw their recruits from the Rcpuh-
hcan and Democratic parties. az there
never was many Prohibition voters II
the q. s senators got ovcrrhr0vn they
can get Job raising beans 10 be sold &c
Myrtle Trading Place. Phone -of5 for
beans