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Evening star., 1919-02-27
NINTH DIVISION.
1--WE Could Not Cove Gave"

we tOuiQ NOT JO-"6 q udSeN
Carrying banners bearing this and
similar phrases. more than $50 moth
ers and fathers of District soldiers
brought up the rear of the parade
and were eheered along the line as
the representatives of the army Of
parents who sat at home through long
weary months of fear for the safety
of their boys In the service,
No section of the parade was more
democratic. for parents of all sta
tious in life rubbed elbows, just as
their sons mached side by side to
camp, Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Daniels headed the section. accom-
panle,1 by -. user 5ov. X I. Manatug u
of South Carolina and Mrs. Manning.
who had six sons in the service.
The band of the Presidents yacht,
the Mayfiower, furnished music, Ell
mer E. johnson marched as chairman
of the committee. which mustered the
parents together for the parade. The
parents included many whose soas
died in the service.
Evening star., 1919-02-27

earnest welcome to the nations Presi-
dent upon his return from abroad
The Central Labor Union unit,
headed by large brass band. was
under the personal direction Of B. w.
Payne. vice president of the central
body. who represents the Federal
Employees Association. Harry Hollo-
han, president of the central body.
with the staff of officers, headed the
unit of skilled workers. large ban
ner, bearing the designation Wash
ingson Central Labor Union tndi-
Gated clearly what the marching col
unns were. Every delegate of laber's
most ca RED small American flag.
asd around the hats of all there was
L Il .,,iuctive band.
The City Firemen's Union, each OF
she fire iaddies wearing the author
rzed uniform walked proudly to the
step of martial music and with mill
tary precision. heads erect. attractiu
attention all along the line of march.
They formed credltable feature of
the parade, A suitable banner indi-
Gated their organization,
Evening star., 1919-02-27
SEVENTH DIVISION.

Organized labor made a distinctive
and creditable showing with a strong
delegation representing practically
all OF tiia eigi1ty-fvef trades unions
affiliated with Central Labor Union.
The marchers, among them many, OF
the women from the woman work.
ers' unions. were enthusiastic in their
participation to contribute in sub
Stanrial way to the whoIe-sauled,
Evening star., 1919-02-27
FOURTH DIVISION.

Veterans OF former wars marched
In the fourth section. More than fifty
members OF Camp III, United Confed-
crate Veterans. some in Confederate
gray and others IN civilian clothes.
gathered at the point of assembly on
Ist street, north of B street. and were
led. down the Avenue by the camp
Evening star., 1919-02-27

iectors who were given farm fur
loaghs have sent to the Rec Cross
$40, 900, representing n difference be-
tween the dollar day rate paid to
soldiers and the prevailing wages re-
cetved by those men.
Evening star., 1919-02-27
Beautiful Line Up Of Red Cross.

Led by the new Walter Reed Hos
pitar Band, the 1000 marchers OF the
Red Cross presented one Of the most
beautiful "1ine-upS OF the day. AS
the women, dressed In their white
uniforms. surmouuted by the blue
headdress,, came up Pennsylvania ave-
nue. the beauty Of the spectacle grip
ped the thousands Of spectators. Seem
the war was not forguttsn, beca use
applause was no heartier for any de-
tachment in the whole parade than for
the Red Cross auxiliary members. The
Walter Reed Hospital Band "uid itself
proud"
Navy yard Red Cross. workers.. 500
members of the Y. NJ c. A., and mem-
bers of the Government Recreation
League, the Jewish Welfare Board
together with 500 members of the
Catholic WomenSs War Relief Society
followed Three hundred Girl Scouts.
in their khaki uniforms, made a pleas
ing appearances. One hundred uni-
formed members of the Women's Ma
val Service marched next, accompa-
MED by the "heipers," led by Rev AL
bert Zimmerman. Hundreds Of mam-
bers of the Knights Of Column bus
third degree and fourth degree, with
bands leading, formed striking march
ing units In uniform.
Clifford Lanham and William Arnold
were the aids for this division, which
formed at 1890 O'Clock on New Jersey
avenue. north of B street north, with
the head of the column resting at b
street
Evening star., 1919-02-27

the Red Cross Approximately $4,000
of the money paid them. OF that sum
S4.3i9.s2 has been received by the War
Department. $4,000 by the Friends
Society and s270 by the Y. NJ. c. A.
1t is estimated that the 1.2e0 OBJ
Evening star., 1919-02-27

/ Mrs. Mary A Nolan, an eighty
year-old suffragist. has been arrested
twice for taking part in watch fire"
demonstrations before the White
House.
Evening star., 1919-02-27
Machinists- Good representation.

The International Association of
MaChinists, another of the big and in
duential organizations in labor s
ranks, largely made up of the skilled
workers in the local navy yard, showed
up with a good representation and
made their usual good appearance
They carried their insignia and d
large banner and United States flag.
Their band was a feature OF the
narCherS.
Another body of workers from the
navy yard was the Navy Yard Help
ers and Molders' Union. This or
ganization marched behind a military
band.
Representing other unions in the pa
rade were. delegations from the woman
workers of the bureau OF engraving
and printing. Federal Employees AS
soeiatian, butcher workers. clerks, no
tel men, cooks, walters and others.
Taken from its head to the end OF
the labor unit, the showing was voted
by all who saw the parade to nave
been a decided credit to organized
labor of the city.
Evening star., 1919-02-27
Carpenters and Joiners in Line.

The union carpenters and joiners of
Washington one of the largest and
strongest GGgani cations in the ranks
Of organ ized labor. was repres en- ed
first bY the District Council Of the
fnterna tional United Brotherhood of
Carpenters and Joiners, with the Off
G.;4.- of tina body marching. Then
there was the main body of the car
2cutcrs from the local union, NUM-
ue:lag several hundred skilled work
=sss. They were wearing y uniform
n:st. Oh which the national celors pre-
do N mated, Tfi5 section WAS headed
og the. Grotto Raud>
The distinctive feature Of the sple1-
did showing Of the Painters, Decora-
tors and Paperhau2ers' Union was a
big flag in the national coiors, the
field Of white with a big gold star in
the center and three silver stars and
as" III red indicating the number OF
men the union contribut I'd to the de-
fensc OF the eolors. This section was
headed BY a band that from the start
to f5uisa played the thrilling patriotic
music that stirI mems souls.
Evening star., 1919-02-27
DIRECTORS RETURN $4,000.

Conscientious objectors have return
ed to the War Department, the
Friends Society, the Y. NJ. c. A. and
Evening star., 1919-02-27
SIXTH DIVISION.

This was the woman's division of
the parade, and presented some of the
most beautiful and attractive features
in the whole line Of march, including
the peace float" This latter, show
ing Peace and Victory dominating
the world, won admiration and hearty
applause along the whole line of
march.
Drawn by four beautiful brown
horses, supplied by George NJ Oyster,
their gold-mounted harness gieam-.
ing, the big float carried huge globe
representing the world. AT the. base
of the globe We're seated four girls
representing the United States, Eng
land. France and italy, respectively
Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Worrell, who
played prominent part in creating
the doat, took the part of Victory.
Peace. seatsd or a throne, was rep
resented by Miss Mary Louden. Among
the figures presented was that OF
Joan of Arc, posed by Miss jude An-
DIRE. The float showing Victory and
Peace, which brought up the rear Of
the division, was designed by promi-
nent architects of the, city. Victor
J. Evans had much to do with its
construction.
Four companies OF marinettes from
the office of Gen. George Barnett led
the division. marching, along nattily
in their olive ca.ResssS There wsrs4 400
of the marinetfes, headed by the
Cosmos Band. They were follow ed
by 400 yeomen of the Navy Depart
ment wearing blue capes. Both these
contingentS proved popular along the
route. of march
Evening star., 1919-02-27

who watched the passing Of the line
of marchers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

sUPERFLUOUs HAIR
Moles. Ecar- facial hirmisEes removed
SaEEiuE cheeks. mouth 20 nose lines. cor
rected- MRS. GRACE A. BENSON
IS RucsIer R-de Phone asE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
GOvERNMEST HORSES AND MULE


THERE WILL BE SOLD on MARCH
10. 1918. At o A. NJ. At PIBLTC AUC-
TON TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. RE-
1000 SURPLUS GOVERNMENT UORSE-
AND AT LIS. THESE ANN AIS WERE
BOUGHT BH THE GOVERNMENT FOR
OVERSEAS 81 VICE AND AXE NOW u
EXCESS or THE PRESENT REQUIRE
MENTS- THIS STOCK Is N GOOu
G o \ n ITTON. MULES RANGE N
WEIGHT FROM NINE To FOURTFES
HUNDRED POUNDS AND THE HORS Is
WILL WEIGH FROM ONE THOUSAND
To SIXTEEN HUND- Ed r q L y ID :.
BOTH HORSES AND MULES WILL BE
TINS AND CAR LOTS. BUYERS WILL
BE PERMITTED To SELECT a j
CLASSIFY STOCK AND HAVE THIN
PkE, ENIED ~ AUCTION ING AZ
CORDING TO THEIR SELECTION AR
RANGEWENTS HAVE BEN MADE
WITH RAILROAD TO HAVE CAk>
PLACED AT REMOUNT DEPOT load
ING PIN 50 THAT THERE WILL BIZ
No DELAY TO BUYERS N SHIPPING
4 LEATHER HALTER WILL BE FUR
LUNCH WILL BE OBTAINABLE On
TIE GR0I Nd ~ALE WILL BE HELD
TERMS OF SALE-CASH Or CERTI-
THEsE Will ALSO BE a SALE OF
HORSES AND MULES AT CAMP CODY
WILL GIVE OUT OF TOWN BUYER.
THE ADVANTAGE OF TWO SALES on
THE ONE TRIP
DO NOT FORGET THE DATE MARCH
10. AND TIE PLACE. FORT BLISS kE-
MOUNT DEPOT. FL PASO. TEXAS
THIS Is IN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
OF SECTRTNG HORSES AND MULES At
YOUR own PRICE
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. WIRE
MAI. ID. VI. SPEED. CONN ANnING Or
FICER. REMOUNT DEPOT. FORT BLISS
TEXAS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
For Sale-Miseelaneour

foT Sale-hllsceliane0ut
GARDEN HOSE az right prices A
Yaffa. 4oa 5. Fl Paso. Phone 1876.
NEW VICTOR NICTROLA To- sale cheap.
Jams Holt. ~ = Ordnancs 81. - Bliss
WE SELL Brown & sharpe tools A
Eaffe, 500 8 II Paso.
GET OUR Prices on rubber garden hose
a Yafle. 439 S = Paso- Phone 1915
FOR SALE - First class sole leather
trunk. but lttle used. a. = bargain Il
Paso Trunk Factory-
PRIME BULK cottonseed huus IN ear
lois ask FOR delivered price AleIan-
dria Cotton OIL Co. Alexandria Ii.
FOR sALE-Gariand range IN good con
cltlons SIS Phone mornings ana tier
,. m. ISIS 110t Pera-
MUST HAVE used furniture for 100 rooms
Am fitting up hotel n oil field VIII
pay extra good prices for next two weeks
o. ~ Houser Upholstering Co. Pm $40
Standard make of typewriter FOR sale
Good as new; used only two months Big
sarEain- Sf5 cash Pm 2ff5.
FOR SALE-Ss.581 pounds Of Ga news
papers, - cents pound Il l. Kitt, care
FOR >ALE-One Ford touring car. Ike
new. $3.50 one e-hole nreiess cooker. SIS
Liberty Auto Top Co.. SCI Mills s. Phone
FOR SALE-1 5-chalr harhsr fixture. 1
electric hair clipper. ! soda fountain
pool tables. I safe. cash register. shine
stand. 1 ceiling fan Phone so. after Il.
can for Z W Malone
FOR SALE - Grocery fixtures. Large
grocery refrigerator. glass front. 800 To-
capacity $40. Toledo scales. capacity 100
pounds 500. House scales. capacity zoe
pounds $3.50. Meat block IS Counters.
= and d feet. SIC each. McCasizy credit
register. $3.50. Electric coffee grinder,
500 Rat TOP desk, SO. safe, SIS Cigar
case. s1E Counter case. IS. Also some
groceries below cost Phone 5sf4
VILLA RAIDS PARRAL
loots stores and Ereals DlctaDhones- We
have q practically brand new Edison Die
raphone we villa sell for half price Die
tate while your stenographer slespss twice
as many letters at one-half she cost
sOI FHWESTERN WFECkfNG co.
Phone 100
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

$50 DOWN. SIS monthly on principal
viii buy new 8 room BUNGALOW.
glazed porch, basement. walks. fenced
garage
On Cotton Ave.-Dandv 4 room brick
cut from $500 TO $500
Must Sell, 500 Down room frame.
5000
Room bungalow in Manhattan
Heirhts- 5000
HuildirE site 70 trade for auto.
On A1l@uta ST. room brick cut
from s2750 60 $3.50.
On NamOEordo-s room bungalow.
glazed porch. paved, walks, fenced;
S3500-S50o down
On Dallas St.-5 room brick 5000
IL taken quick $500 down
HAWKINS BROS.
515-317 Martin Bldg. Phone 2sGO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
For Sale-City Property


FOUR ROOM BRICK BUNG Allow
Large porches. near car line; only
$500; 500 cash, balance like rent
RINK r. cox 2I9 Caples Bldg.
PROTECT YOUR CLOTHES
frpm dust and soil, with an uptodate
CHIFFAROBE- All sizes. prices and
finish Peter order one today Your
credit Is O. K
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
HIGHLAND PARK BARGAIN.
2510 n Orleans St, 8 rooms and
sleeping porch; for sale BIZ owner.
Special fnducement for immediate
sale. o. z Hendee. Phone SLOW
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS
Modern bungalow. 8 rms and glassed
sleeping porch, furnace. garage. built
IN features Price cut 10 $500, which
is way below cost Reasonable terms.
LEAVELL & SHERMAN.
ZIG Texas St Phone 1926.
Members Fl Paso Real Estate Board.
THIS Is A GOOD BUY
5 room house on south and east cor
ner. paved street, paving paid in
Government Hill Price only S2250
See us for terms.
SCOTT SALES & REALTY co.
42s Mills Bids Fh 1886 or 7S2I-I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
For SaIe-Autonobiies- Wanted


Republic truck "a -ton. just Ike new. $50
Overland Speedster 81, self starter, good
tires, good paint Bargain, s25o.
Phone $50 fI1-Is MYRTLE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
For Sac on E1ehange-ReaI EstaIs


7--~------~---~-~---~----
one SECTION Ia Sale County. three
hundred acres irrigated. all can be: good
improvements Settling estate: ~ enty-
five thousand. cash thirteen thousand:
city property accepted Pay commission
4 ~ EusseL Mckinney. Texas
FOR EXCHANGE
Equity IN new bungalow FOR light auto.
House in Pacific Beach. Calf. FOR Fl
Hazo property. value $500; will assume
$3.50 House on Montana. 10 rooms. 1900
olocz l15 acres on paved road near vs.
lete- 80 acres Pieces. Texas 500 acres
s. hite spur about $50. 600 equity for farm
or city property &c lots IN Grz udvieW
for land First lien vendors notes for
sale $4,000 20 loan on inside property
s. acres near san Eiizario. improved for
cottage. IS lots Manhattan Heights. 50
acres near Socorro. all improved and good
house, 1s5 acres near Las Cruces five
room brick house Durazno St---t0tal
SSl,U0Q-aN clear. for large business prop
erty-pay cash difference. Houses in
Tampa. Florida. for Fl Paso property IS
acres near Nado for lots 155 acres near
Charlotte. Tex: good rock house, for
business property FL Paso. 7-passenEer /
Haynes car, good condition at a sacrifice.
w y. CARL
SOC Capbiez Phone 6s. I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

$3.50
a room house on two fuu
lots VIII take trade un 10
fs5o-or $3.50 cash and $1,000
per month on balance.
$40
q room BUNGALOW on paving.
Sd 'front.' $3.50 cash and $3.50
including interest per month
Sfeoo
A room modern BUNGALOW
on paving. paving paid. all
huilt-iu features heating
plant Cement drive Wavs.
an excellent buy $500 cash.
balance $50 per mo. including
interest
~ HTrE-PADEE REALTY CO.
Pm 400
,ieu bers Il Paso Realty
Board
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
SeII-Live Stock-Buy
AUCTION SALE

y sALE-Horse. delivery wagon end
.a.. Armnur q GO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
KELLY-sPRINGFIEILD TIXEs

4 FEW COCO Used CARS
At ATTRACTIVE PRICES
1913 Light six Roadster 90. s $50
1917 Haynes 7-pass- .--..---S1e09
Wintou 1-pass-. good condition.
good rubber -------.-----t $50
4-pass. Roadster. wire wheels.
fast and powerful. new
LlllaL o. 3 loHN
FOR SALT ton truck. been
used less than two months Is
ike new IN condition and appear
lnce- Tires have never been on
street Owner has no further use
for this truck. and viii sacrifice
on price for quick sale. Terms 20
responsible parties
WEST TEXAS MOTOR CO.. nc. |
col Montana Phone 4e43-
nistri butorH FOR
HAYNES AND MITCHELL
MOTOR CARS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
WE KNOW THIS TO BE A BIG

No 2se5 Pisdras ST Modern brick
bun Eslow. 4 rms and sleeping porch.
east front. lot 60x1e0 Il. street now
being paved One block OF car has
EzrzEe- Price $500. Terms $500
cash and $40 per month incl. interest.
This house VIII 80 soon Phone Us
today
LEATELL a SHERMAN.
re Texas ST. Phone E-9f
1ismbsls 2 Fsso Real Estate Bo-rd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

GOOD BUYS
Room Brick on corner on paved
street and car line Small cash pay
ment and the price is only $4,000.
Room and glassed sleeping porch.
modern bungalow one block from
Alta Vista school 20 foot front.
Small cash payment Price $4,000.
Rooms and Elassed sleeping porch
near Alta Vista school and car line
on paved street Price s3S00.00.
. Room modern Bungalow. near high
school on paved street Price $3.50.
LOT BARGAINS
5IX140 Feet on paved street and car
line. on corner Price $4,000.
4cUI20 Feet on corner on paved street
near high school Price $4,000.
ANnFRS0N-FILIF
INVESTMENT CO.
so6 Ness Avenus. Phone 4061.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

WE GIVE owners and tenants
satisfaction We rent fur
nished and unfurnishsd
houses stores offices. apart
meuts, rooming houses and
hotels
II you have anything for rent
list them with us.
If you want 10 rent some
thing call
Carter
AMBER SON-FILIE Err
ltAEST'I ENT co.
Rental Satisfa ctfon"
sos Mesa Ave. Phone 1861
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

o. SaIe-Automobies-Rant.d

T For Sale-Automob1es-Wanted
CASH PAID FOR old Fords-Phone s7T
ISED cas- and ni3torcycles- Az Mills St
FORD REPAIRING done right. for least
money. 200 \. Kansas Phone ST.
CAMPBELL ST. garage. SIS \. Campbell
I've storaEe So Der month. Phi 1771-
Z FOR sALE-Two Ford cars. cheap foi
cash. SO n. Campbell Phone 1772
NANTED-Ford car. 1917 or IS model
VII pay cash Phone f095-
AUTO LAUNDRY-Have your cars washed
while you wait 200 y Kansas. Phi s77.
NANTED-Ford body complete. IN good
CONDITION. can 6l99. Ask for Butterfieid.
FORD automobils FOR sale. cash OF Lib
erty bonds $3.50 Phi 7132W.
FOR SALE CHEAP-8IaxweI touring car.
al q ~ y. Kansas St
FOR sALE-Hupmobile. cheap f0T cash.
BENT FRONT ANLEs straigbtened on
car Radiators and tenders repa' red
Bowl Welding Co. 500 Texas Pm. 5g51
PARM ELEE-Na gneto and starter repair
ms we 81 ecisiize in armature reBinding.
zlf " san Antonio St
SMALL AUTO repair shop doing good
business; reason for selling 1eaviur town.
For particulars. write P. o. Box s7a. Pm
HUDSON SUPER STN. GOOD rubi,er-
cheap MOTOR CAR SUPPLY. lis Frank
lin Phone 1857
FOR SALE-one Kl5sel stripped speed
ster. good tires This car IS IN good
mechanical condition. and Is & barEain
Apply fo5 Mesa Ave.
FOR SALE-Dandy 7-DsssenFe- car Al
condition suitable for home or public
service Terms 20 responsible party. Phone
owner. day. aes; night. 17otJ-5-
REQ ROADSTER. run $1,000 miles. recently
painted battle ship grey and new TOP.
ser starter. guaranteed in first class
shape. 10000. z s AcKesver, Box az.
1enl1E. - ~
LATE MODEL Hupuobils. practically
new new oversize cord tires; -eat Jar
EaiE; see a. Franklin Motor Car Co. s55-
50 Myrtle
!. voc nave an agIonOoile to ssn bring
FL PAsO AUTO EXCHANGE
PINE 155- sos Mesa
FOR SALE-Overiand Roadster in fine
condition; run $500 miles by the owner:
$50 cash; VIII give demonstration 1909
NEW TRUCK FOR SALE-iis ton Figsei.
1irnlen Detroit worm drive. bearings and
aNies, Continental motor. sclid tires run
about eco miles smooth road Purchaser
can save $500 VIII deliver at r Paso
or Roswell address, ". A. Dunn. Ros-
CHALMERS SERVICE and general re-
pairing We positively guarantee all
Cur work
LIBERTY GARAGE
Prone $50. s11-I3 Myrtle.
FOR SALE-smau Hup twenty Truck
Would Ike trade IN for larger truck or
touring car VIII pay difference in cash
Apply Central Produce Company. Corner
llEsrland and Florence
1919 HUDSON SUPER-SIX
Run 80 miles: GOODYEAR cord tires.
WALTERS a DURHAM
22o w san Antonio
FOR SALE ton Little Giant Truck. IN
good condition. cheap. Call 51ee. Ask
Ior Buttertleld-
FORD SPEEDSTER-WeU equipped: We
lie racer % mile per hour car. 5-passen- Z
ger bort good shape. cheap. Dodge 1916. I
1arEaln- f12 Mills ST. Phone S74
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

A BEATTIFUL BUNGALOW FOR
s1s10. s35o.O0 DOWN.

HI1lua easaNlfN DUMAa
r rooms and BREAKFAST ROOM,
hardwood floors throughout base
gnsut Under whole house. furnace
very handsome bullt-in features
houEe only been finished about 6
months On 5ox1so IT. paved street
paving paid All improvements in
one blk o. cars Make good terms.
SMALL ROOM BUNGALOW. se1O0.OO
o. z fun corner lots, paved street,
near Alta vista school and both car
Ines PLENTY NJ room for another
E1uEe 5000 down. balance eas.-
PHILLIPS REALTY co.
p ass s01 FIRST Nat Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

70 sell or tradee DO you want 70
luT7 We shall be glad 70 assist YOU.
We have some lots would ike 20
trade you for an automobile. OF we
have a customer who has a rcoming
house % trade for an auto We also
have q customer who VIII paw the
cash for a small modern apartment
OF rocmluE house
w n. SPRUTTL
PARK ". PIT1IAN REALTY co.
71s Two Republics Bldg. Phone SO.
sIn Business FoE Your Convenience q"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Detective Agencies

The Ben williams Detective Agency =
SUI. &c LII ~ Ea-z BIZ p. 40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Poultry and Pet Stock

FOX sALE-Rhode Island Red cockere.s
Se-s0i Matching eggs S1-5Q per t. Phone
aLla. sn-I Aurnra-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

hbR cAAh-tlhoUe island keQ cockefr-s
s2S0i Matching eggs Sl-5o per T. Phone
5lfS. 5e-1 Aurora
/ OLD FUNNITUEkE taken as first payment
Z on new. balance CaEs terms Phi 1888
HOME FURNITURE CO. SIS Texas IT.
| THOROUGHBRED Barred Rock settinE
eggs: prices reasonable Phone 1854
[ slle Douglas
THOROUGHBRED game cocks. also
! N-Elay Incubator for zoe eggs 4--1 chez-
! ter.
/ BIG BARGAIN in an kinds Of rabbits.
I Call sunday morning or every day az
4 O'Clock 10o5 Olive Sc
SACRIFICE SALE BeIslans SO: 9
does. bred; one buck and eleven 3
months Old. Phone 3s99R-
FOR SALE-One Old TRUSTEES incubator.
24S eEE capacity in perfect condition
First So takes it, Phone Ss7SR-
;. &. REDS THAT LAY''-Iiatchins as
Sl-5o- r 2 seay. a-95 Fl Boulevard
HATCHING EGGS from prizs heavy lay
Ing single comb White LeEhorns- FER
tillty Euaranteed Phone 75foI-
FOR SALE young hens, laying. rsa-
sonables also utility Belgian doe bred.
cheap. STA Hamilton. Phone 3s73R-
DAUGHERTT'S BARRED ROCKS
Trapnested. bred for eggs Matching eEEs-
fertility guaranteed Now booking orders
MATCHING EGGS-Thoroughbred Barred
Plymouth Rocks. Our cockerel won first
prize Fl Paso Poultry show S7oo Noun
tain Ave. Phone a2ss
SILVER LACED WTANDOTTE erEs Tor
Matching. Our cock took first prize at
Fl Paso Poultry SHOW; also two cockerels
for sale Mrs Cherry. Phone SSH
CHEAP FOR CASH-Afy entire stock OF
BclEians. both young and matured stocks
Charles Diczerson. $50 Nations Ave. Pm.
S0SfsI
SAILS c. White Leghorns- Select pull
lets. IL - nths old. all laying. SIS e1ch-
Two year old select breeding hens. s. 90
each Kntourne Poultry Farm. Clint CEl
P1so Col Tex
1NCUBATORS
Buckeye and Queen. also hrooders- Fl
Paso seed Co, SO z. san Antonio. Just
east Of courthouse Phone 5s5-
FOR sALE-Good family COW. Rhode Is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
For Renf-Apartment, Unfurni,hed

BEAUTIFUL four room apartment, steam
heat. hardwood floors modem Phone
5G37. mornings, or after 6 o. m
FOUR hOOMS. hath. Sleeping porch. bun
Ealow style with built IN features. outside
apartment strictly private. walking dis
fauce Phone 1fA1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Welding Shous

WELDlSG-The way II should Be douA
promptly any size Phnle 315f
BROWN WELDING Co.. 80 TeEan "a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

FANCY COSTCM Es-Ful1 dress and tuE-
edo suits Tor rent at Morehead Busy Little
Lailor shop. sos n OreEun ST Phone 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Housekeeping Rooms-Unfurnishe5

. FRONT Rooms FOR housekeeping wa.
ter. lights. gas and bath Private home
$40. 1871 r Overland