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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26

Special Hoiiees
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MATTRESSES renovated. S2.50; rugs. sxl2.
cleaned. 81 Erwin Mfg. CO. Ph- mo.
SEWING MACHINES repaired and work
time. Phi 1904. Call for Peters. 4o5 Iexas.
BROWN EsfPLOY1IENT AGENCY-s1s S.
u Paso. VIII furni4hed skilled and CON
mon laborers, farm hands and cotton PICK
ers especially. to al parts.
TO SELL your Old furniture and books.
call Erwin Furniture Co. Phi $40. lly san
Jacinto. Furniture Traders-
STOPi LOOKi LISTEN! Hauling is my
business. Have you any II So phono
Kelly. 5se-
HEMSTITCHTNG. picot work. seoordiaa
plating MISS B. CORUM, Mooiste. 80
Buckler Block. Phi 16ll-
HEMsTITCHING and picot edge work
done on short notice. any kind OF ma
terial Singer Sewing Machine Co. EOS S
Fl Paso St
YOUR WATCH IS Ike YOUR LIVER
T7,-e1 ne best ones need regulating. Let
Us look yours over. no charge.
BARNETT'S. 2l9 SAN ANI0Nl9 81.
THE ri PASO MATTRESS MFG. co. hss
Installed the most modern machinery in
the manufacture OF mattresses OF all kinds
our speciality IS renovating mattresses
Mattress renovatinE S2-25- us Park St
Phi 41f5.
AT LAST
DEAD SHOT COCKROACH POWDER
Also n-polsonous guaranteed
RID-OF-RATS
Southwestern Baker Supply. so z Mis-
scurl- Phi 1851.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26
For Reni-Houses Furnished

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FOR RENT-Frams house. 2 rooms and
sleeping porch for SIS. cal 3IzI Iularosa-
FURNISHED modern room bungalow
with garage. nice lawn. both back and
front yard. trees and vines Pm. s5l3W.
FOR RENT-Furnished cottage, rooms,
lawn. chicken yard. .abbit pens: near Ft-
Bliss car line. Apply 342I Richmond ST
TWO room furnished house, electricity.
gas range for cooking. large back yard
fenced in. good neighborhood- f0l- Hast
INKS. Phi s175J-
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY
rooms. 200 San Jose. furnished $500
5 rooms. 1903 Epson, aut furn..---- $500
rooms sol River St. furn- 1890
rooms. $500 PershinE Drive. 5000
rooms. 1881 Alameda .-----.----- 5000
4 rooms, 1f06 Monroe St.-----.----.. $3.50
4 rooms. 1894 Upson. apt. $3.50 and fI-50
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY
100 san Antonio 81 Phone $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26


Situations Walied-Femals
TRAINED NURSE wishes position Pm
ss97. Mrs. Donohoo-
WANTED BY experienced bookkeeper
small set OF books requiring morning. only.
best Ct references. Address J 8. care aersla
Wanted-Bids
WANTED-Bids on the carpenter labor OF
several bungalows Apply a. once 10 rs
Real Estate Wanted
PAY CASH for your equity in or IN
bungalow. Phi 43s or 1853 evening"
100 PR CENT results from tenementE
TURNER. KEMP C0LDWELI-
WlNTED-FurnIshed home. direct from
owner. viii pay s1oa0 CT $500 down. Phi
21c1. z. p Cosprove-
Want 70 buy seed or s room house.
VIII pay cash for same Y Il = bargain.
give location and price- AddreEs No o.
1s. care Herald
WANTED 70 BUY from owner. 4. or s
room house. close in near car line Ad-
dress P. o. box SIS or phone 1888 evenings
and sundays.
WANTED a & OF room house viii pay
$3.50 cash and $50 per month Please give
price and street number Address P O
Tnrn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26
Personals

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MTLIINERY-Mme- Segau. sos n Kan
sas New hats made. old hats renovated.
millinery supplies sold
RHFUWATTC SUFFERERS-Wm you give
ne a chance 10 cure you This is guar
anteed remedy Address Box SIS. wichita
Fails. Texas
10 TIE FIRST THOUSAND PEOPLE
who bring Us their watches fo- repairs
We will clean same free OF charge
naElA-L-I.r.s 90 lAN aNTONIn 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26
Anchnn SaIea

WALTER a. WILLIAMS, AUCTIONEER.
Phi 2539. office SIS E san Antonio. Auc-
ton House. VIII handle sales n OF out
81 town Office hours. $40. "a. So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26
Fnr Renl-Roons Frrni.hsd

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COOL front room With private iaHniis-
FOR RENI-To a gentleman. wen fur
nishsd. southeast corner. front room. tlfee
large windows. one-half block from Cow
eminent HilI and Fort Bliss car Inc silaiA
private family. ! one sla.M-
Housekeeping Rooms-Furnished
HOUSEKEEPING room 81 Alyrtle-
TWO CLEAN ROOMS. 1903 z Rio Grands-
Phi 1885; no sick
TTGHT HOUSEKEEPING GOODS MOVED
and stored when desired keily-s. n aa--
OUTSIDE Housekeeping rooms Tor rent.
nicely furnished 1890 Ie1as- "a s-2--
Messenger and Transter Co ~ n 1lor-
ence You viii Ike our service
MAR FIVE FONTS large. clean cool
Housekeeping rooms. nicely furnished Pm
s579J-
TWO cool rooms. first n0or. SIS; one
cool front room. IS week. modern 1913 E
san Antonio. Ph. 3lII.
HOUSEKEEPING room suitable for nan
% batch. running water IN room- 1lzl r
san Antonio.
FRONT room and kitchsnef. ground floor
apartment. light water phone furnished
close IN So y. kansas. Pm. sew.
FOB RENT-Very reasonable. newly fur
uished rooms for light Housekeeping. with
EaraEs. No sick Or dogs PA 2Q8fW.
! UPsTATRs. southwest front room. sleeping
porch, running water IN room. walking dis
lance. a1s ". Rio Grande-
TWO ROOMS for nsht housekeeping; also
one frout room and kitcheueL 2h- Ass
1915 Montana No sex
NICE furnished front room With izitchenet.
FOR Housekeeping 500 n z Paso. Phi
TWO housekeepinE rooms and sleeping
porch. also room and porch 1873
Z Myrtle. Phi f77s.
/ COWPIFTELT furnished rooms. ve-y de-
] sirable for women employed or couple vita
out children Everything furnished sal
TWO NICE housekeeping roomss also sin
I gle housekeeping room. electric lights and
running water. close IN. responsible 4o4 W
| Overland.
/ LARGE Hkg. room. second floor 2 large
7 windows. cool. clean. 10 refined iacys 10
/ other need apply 1011 E Nevada Fn-
2727.
/ CLAN furnished housekeepinE rooms snd
! sleeping porch, light water phone. "e.s-
Z lng distance no children nor SICK 4--1
FOR RENT-Llght Housekeeping APT AZ
I 1908 Texas 81. Runninf- water p ever
! apartment SIS month and uns As-l. go
I water furnished Phone lz3.I
THREE nice. clean rooms bath and si,lall
I sleeping porch. gas and electric -snls.
] water paid. adults only. no pets near enc
I Of Highland PARK car llne- -auo sacra-
! nnento, Phi. s035W.
Housekeeomg Rooms - Unfurnished
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I 8 UNFURNISHED rooms for light house
keepinE- sol z Boulevard.
FOR REST-Tro large, cool. untura.isnad
I hcuseIreeuiuE rooms. front and back en-
{ trance. I block of car line 1913 wye
Z ming
3 LARGE. clean rooms. CLOSETS, convenient
I % bath. walking distance Lights. Watsr.
Z tsls-hors furnished. very reasonable. SO
] Arizoua 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26

COOL front room with private family
800 n OctaVia. Phi 593f-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26

CTFsN f1-1ishsd housekeepinE rooms and
sleeping porch, Light. water. phone, wax
Ing distance. no children nor sick 1-l'
Mesa uh T140W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26

LARGE. Glen rooms. cloests. convenient
- bath. walking distance. lights. water.
teIsphore furnished. very reEsonahls- SO
Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26

Wanted TO Rent
WANTED TO RENT-Smam unfurnished
apartnent. modern Address 200. care
Herald
WANTED 10 RENT-3 or 4 room apt.
s. P. and bath. close IN steam heated pre-
ferred- Phone 5433-
WANTED TO REST-By permanent cou-
pie furnished house Immediately Pm
s71lW.
WANTED 10 RENT-s room house com
pletely furnished. with garage; VIII lease
FOR year Pm $500
WANTED-Fivs or s room house. perma-
nent. no children. references Address u
172. care Herald
WANTED-By young married couple. room
and sleeping porch, preferably private
homes must have single beds address
WANT furnlshed cottage, about $50. near
Five Points or location having similar
conveuiencea. adults, responsible Ad-
dress y SO. care Herald
WaNTED-To rent, room bungalow. IN
furnished with sleeping porch and Ea-
rage. north q tracks OF IN Sunset Heights.
viii take lease for ! year Address Q 81.
care Herald
WANTED-Furnished bungaiow inmedi-
ately. four or five rooms. must be con-
venient 10 car line. have furnace heat ana
rent reasonable. three adults; no sick per
manent Phone $751;
Wanted-fuFniture
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WANTED TO BUY-A second hand sewing
machine reasonable Ph- 6lo.
WANTED 10 BUY-Bed springs. dresser.
Singer sewing machine. Phone $3.50
CIT an your furniture is worth. call rs
before you sell G. ID. HOUSER EUhNl-
TURE CO. 6ol-5 z. san Antonio. "a tllo-
FURNITURE-We pay the hlEhest cash
price Tor used furniture UNION EUhNl-
TURE CO.. Phi 1894
WANTED-sIo.000 worth OF second hand
furniture. Texas Furniture Co. Phone
1891
WE PAY Highest cash prices for YOUR
second hand furniture or sewing machines
YOUNG FURNITURE co.
107 s. Stanton ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26

TWO Housekeeping rooms and sleeping
nor. aIra room and porch 1873
Myrtle. Phi f775-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26

THREE nice. clean rooms. bath and snail
slee1inE porch. gas and electric lights
water paid ADULTS only. no pets. near end
81 HfrhIand PARK car line. 23o5 sacra-
rnar-n. Ph. sl..M.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26
Financial

Financial
WILL PAY CASH for Fisher oil stock
Write stating number Of shares and price
in first letter. address J 1s7. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26

DRUG STOCK IN ANTHONY. n. M--Prin-
cinallv standard patents and sundries. 500;
fixtures. g175 Good opening. cheap rent
Only drug store between FL Paso and Las
Cruces ACT promptly Address box 50,
awfHnmv New nTnrfeo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26

FOR RENT-Lisht Housekeeping apt at
1908 Texas ST. Runnin-- water = ever
apartmsnt- SIS month and uu; Lights 1ld
= - .----...l EEn-a ---.--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26

WE HAVE CUSTOMER for 5 OF
room bungalow OF modern house.
close 70 car line. Must Be worth
the price. what have you 70 cfferi
Jas. J. WATTS co
SoT city Natl Bank Bldg Pr 4st
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26
Lode Notices

Lodge Notices
REGULAR MEETING
9 ]. ]. 6. 8. !. =. !.
"A OF Ef Paso Chapter. No 4.
o. E. s. Tuesday. July
HWl1k 81 9th. at the Masonic tenn
"A X2X pie. s p m Initiation.
n Gfll ~ Visitors welcome
~~ IAUDE HARRIS. ". Il
CELIA MILLER Sec
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26

LOST-One brown suit case with c. D.
France on side CAL Phi s052-
IOsT-Wm the person that picked up
umbrella on Washington Park car last
Tuesday afternoon please return 20 1fl2
lfyrtle2
STOLEN-Sunday evening. Hudson Super
six license No. 391667. engine No 21741-
Liberal reward for information leading TO
recovery OF car. E P Warren. immlgra-
ton office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26
Hou,ekeeping ROoms-Furnished

HOUsEKEEPING room. y llyrtle.
TWO CLEAN ROOMS. 1903 z. Rio Grands.
Phi 1856. no sick
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26

TTTLIINI % 7 IfI-Il-0N =. ' =
Now Is the time 20 buy. see Lee Newman
Tenement Specialist. Phi 46oi-
sos s. Fl Paso St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26
GAIrEsTnN sPOT COTToN.

Galveston. TEE. July 2s.-spots. quiet,
80 points down Middlings $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26

FOR RENT-To a gentleman ven tur-
nished. southeast corner. front room. laiee
laree windows. one-half block from Gov
srnmeut HilI and Fort Bliss car line small
private family. y one a0f9W-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26
Money to Loan


We are behind you 70 protect you
Money loaned on anything OF value,
BARNETT'S- 219 san ANTONIO 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26
q Renl-Rooms ~ Board

S1SE HOoS1 m 90. for eonVaisscsat
~-1Hrw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26

NICE furnished frolt room Win IItcdenet,
for Housekeeping sos n Il Paso. Ph-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26

8 UNFINISHED rooms for light house
keeping 501 z Boulevard.
T70R FFSTZT7-o IsrEe- cool unfarnishsd
hcuselreeuiuE rooms. front and back en-
trance. / block of car line 1873 wye
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-26

VIII I0cafed paying caIe y slol -
road town. Santa Fe shops II you want
money maker you had best not walt; can
make terms TO right party. Lobby CAFE,
East Las Yeas y. ~
New-York tribune., 1920-02-23
Dental Room, for
NetU Death House
Officials Prouide for All
Comforts in Enlarging
Sing Sing Structure

Sing Sings. group of murderers has
become so large of recent years that a
new death house will have to be built
to accommodate them. This, il was an
nounced yesterday, has been decided
upon following conference between
Warden Lewis E. Lawes, State Archi-
tect Lewis Pitcher, Senator Henry Sage
of the Senate Finance Committee, and
Charles F. Rattigan, Prison Commits
sioner
The building now planned will give
to the doomed men comforts that no
former death house has afforded There
will be forty cells for men and two for
women; a kitchen, hospital room, a
dental room and death chamber. The
present building in which the con-
demned men are kept has only twenty
three cells. There are now twenty
eight men at the prison awaiting execu-
ton. Five of them are kept in the old
death house, requiring extra guards
and expense.
Once man enters the death house
he cannot leave it again until his life
has been snuffed out, unless court
order is issued. Food now served the
condemned men comes all the way from
the prison kitchen and is often cold by
the time it reaches the prisoners, 4
man who is stricken with q contagious
disease cannot be removed to the prison
hospital, but must remain in his cell
to the danger of his neighbors. This
is the reason for the hospital room.
The building will be built of steel
and concrete and will be literally a
prison within prison, with high wall
about it to prevent the murderers when
taking exercise from minglinS with the
ether inmates Of the prison.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-23
Phone Operators to Organize
Union, Despite Wage Raise

representatives of the operators of
the New York Telephone Company
made public yesterday the terms upon
which the differences between the com
pany and its employees were ad-
justed
Trained operators, whose demands
brought about the present controversy
were granted all increase of So, bring
ing their weekly wage up to $23. They
were receiving S2l and had asked for
80. The salary for beginners was un-
changed, remaining at SIS week. AS
surances, too, were given by officials
OF the company that bonuses for un-
usual service would be increased and
overtime work reduced considerably
Despite the concessions granted by
the company, it was learned yesterday
That plans are proceeding for the or
ganlzation of a union of telephone
operators here, to be regularly affiiat-
ed with other labor bodies. The move
ment is being led by Miss Teresa Sui
livan, vice-president of the telephone
operators branch of the international
brotherhood of Electrical Workers. She
arrived Thursday from national head
quarters, at Boston, accompanied by
fifty workers, all operators of the Huh
city.
All Exchanges Picketed
All exchanges, she said, were picketec
Saturday night, literature was dis
tributed among the girls and an at.
tempt made to ascertain their attitude
toward union. AS result of this
survey, she declared, plans for the or
ganization are being pushed. A mass
meeting for telephone operators, where
plans for the union will be discussed
will be held at Bryant Hall, 725 Sixth
Avenue, Wednesday night.
II expected to find that now that the
girls had got what they wanted there
would be no more talk of union," said
Miss Sullivan. "On the contrary, they
all agreed that the union was neces-
sity. They are dissatisfied principally
with the plan of employees committees
through which they at present try to
adjust their grievances"
With regard to other conditions. Mlas
New-York tribune., 1920-02-23
Courts Uphold
Cards on Sunday
Saloons Closed and Men
Must Haze Place to Pass
Leisure, Says Magistrate

City magistrates came to the defense
yesterday of the man who no longer
can spend his leisure hours with his
foot on the brass rail. Official opinions
were expressed in the cases Of 129 men
arrested Oh the charge of suspicion of
gambling and arraigned in different
courts. Of the number 1T were re-
leased, eleven fined 81 each and one
was assessed So. The eleven were
fined only because they pleaded guilty.
Seventy-four men were arraigned be-
fore Magistrate John f. McGeehan, in
the Jefferson Market Court. After dis
posing of them the magistrate said (:
These men have been arrested without
reason. To my mind the officers acted
under orders of their superiors, but
that doesn't justify the arrests. Now
that the saloons are closed these men
have no place to go. It is q TACT that
many of the best people Of the city
play cards, and these men must have
some place to pass their leisure hours"
The seventy-four had been arrested
in a raid on an alleged gambling place
in Hancock Street, near Bleecker Street,
early yesterday. Magistrate McGeehan
declared that the Police Department
should give thought to cases before
making indiscriminate arrests"
In the Essex Market Court Magis-
trate Max Levine discharged forty-one
prisoners, all charged with disorderly
conduct and suspected by the police of
gambling. They had been arrested in
East Houston Street. In discharging
them the magistrate said: at would
ho{ E
such arrests since prohibition is proof
that men must find some place to con-
gregate and give expression to their
natural feelings. While there may be,
as in all communities, some objection
able characters to be found in these
gatherings, the majority seem to be
normal citizens"
New-York tribune., 1920-02-23

Sullivan said the girls complained of
having sometimes to work seven no
sitiOns or sections Of the switchboard
and to do excessive overtime duty.
They complained, too, she says. of nag
ging, disregard of seniority rights in
promotions and numerous other minor
things. She attributed most of these
troubles to the shortage Of labor, which
she says is due to small sal
aries and working conditions. She
pointed out that it is hard for the COM
pany to hold a girl after three months
training when she knows she can get
500 q week operating private switch
board
10000 Operators Organized
In New England, she asserted kow-
ever. there was waiting list because
of the higher wages paid there and bet
ter working conditions, which she
claims were brought about by the
union. There now are 10000 operators
organized, she asserted, throughout the
United States.
Miss Sullivan said that strike at
present or in the immediate future was
far from her mind.
"We came here" she said, "because
the sentiment for unionism was gen.
eral. The girls realize the futility and
inadequacy of the ready made, COM
pany- pared employees representa-
ton plan. These company associations
are usually maintained by generous
donations from the funds of the firm,
managed by minor officials of the COM
pany and in the main dominated by
them.
eve recommend the adjustment
board plan in effect between the New
England Telephone Company and its
operators since 1912. Both the union
and the company pronounce it the most
satisfactory method Of collective bar
gaining"
Miss Sullivan has established head
quarters at the Women's Trade Union
League, East Fifteenth Street She
saws the situation eventually will be
taken hold Of by Miss Julia O'Connor,
president of the National Telephone
Operators Union. who is now in Cs4li-
fornia-
New-York tribune., 1920-02-23
Wntchnsun Sees
$4,000 Robbery
Paul Lan,ito, IS, Gagged
by Thieves Who BIo,u
Safe in Bronr Office

Four armed thieves blackjacked
gagged and bound the aged night
watchman of the Metropolitan Tobacco
Company's Bronx office, 4581 Park Ave-
nue., early last Thursday morning, blew
open safe, which they rifled of nearly
$4,000 in cash, bonds and jewelry, and
worked until almost dawn at a strong
box which resisted their efforts. The
police concealed news of the crime,
which became known from another
source last night.
Paul Lamito, sixty-fve, the watch
man, was seated in the office when one
of the bandits, who had entered
through a basement window, sneaked
up behind him and stunned him with
a blow over the head. The burglars
then wrapped him in a horse blanket,
tied him to chair and, while one of
them stood guard the other three
cracked the safe. They paused occa-
sionally to light 50-cent cigars they
took from the stock
In the safe were $4,000 in Liberty
bonds and $4,000 in jewelry, placed
there for safekeeping by employees,
and $4,000 belonging to the company.
In the safe was a strong box, which
was proof gainst their tools They
kept at it, however, until the first
streaks of daylight made flight discreet.
Before they left they warned Lamito
to sound no alarm. 1t was an hour
before the watchman was able to wrig-
gle free. When he sought to telephone
to the branch manager he found the
wires cut. He blew his whistle and
policemen from the Bronx Park Sta
tion responded.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-23
Edwards for wet Plank
Jersey Governor to Wage Fight
at San Francisco Convention

ATLANTIC CITY, Feb. Ex-Governor
Edwards, of New Jersey, announced
here to-day his intention of going to
the San Francisco convention prepared
to fight for an prohibition plank
in the Democratic platform.
He criticised William Jennings
Bryan, whom he designated "a man
without a state" and declared that he
had no fear that the Nebraskan will
seriously injure the party should the
convention take an anti.prohibition
stand.
Governor Edwards said he was con-
vinced that both parties must face the
prohibition issue as the livest that
Will come before the national conven-
tons
II don't care who is the party's can
dldate," said the Governor. "My only
concern is to see this question of
national prohibition thrashed out. 1t
ls not matter of liquor It's ques-
tlon OF principle. Personal liberty and
states 13ghts are involved"