davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-23
Wres Out of Order.

New Orleans, Sept. 22.-With the passing of the tripical hurricane into the interior of Louisiana from point just west of the mouth of the Atcha- falaya river and near Morgan City, railroad, wire companies and other public service corporations in the vicinity of New Orleans tonight were making efforts to restore service to near normal.
 More than thousand telephones were out of order here tonight. tele- graphic communications other than by trunk wires to the larger cities was practically impossible and rail- road schedules were revised to meet conditions made necessary by weak ened bridges and washed out road beds.
 Available information tonight did not seem to warrant any great anx- iety regarding sugar and rice crops of that section of the State in the path of the hurricane. Reports of on- ly minor damage at Morgan City led to the pellet. here that the hurricane was not of great intensity and had weakened preceptibly by the time it reached the coast. Residents of the parishes bordering the gulf who ar. rived here today said no reports of deaths had been received and ap- parently all necessary precautions had been taken before the storm struck,
 Along the gulf coast what seemed to have been a series of gales dis connected with the tropical disturb ance, damaged bridges, traction equipment and caused considerable alarm in fishing villages.
 All outbound craft, held at Port Eads by storm warnings steamed to sea today.
 Service Injured.
 All coast trains on the Louisville and Nashville railroad were annull- ed today, acording to officials of that line in this city on account of the damage done to the bridges at Rig olets, and Chet Menteur.
 The bridge at Rigolets is so badly damaged that it will have to be re- built. The bridge at Chef Menteur is badly out of line and it will take several days to repair it. Railroad officials said today that coast service would be interrupted for ten days. Through trains are being detoured over the Southern railroad to Hatties- burg and thence over the Gulf and Ship Island railroad to Gulfport and are running on schedule six hours late from regular time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-23

(Continued on page 4).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

FOR sATE-ons New Presses Ezs range,
SIS lee boxes, $ each 4 snail re-
frirsraaor. S.: baby bed and mattress
81 sol n Oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
COURT AWARDS HIGHER
RANK TO O. BOY SCOUTS

Higher ranks IN scouting were
awarded 81 boys scouts at the Octo-
BEL. session OF the court OF honor,
held Monday night in judge ". D.
Howe's court room The court was
composed Of DR.. Fuller Swift chair
man. We S. Clayton. Frank A Farrell
p. n. lfurin. ~ Fl. Burton, R J.
Romo, J. r Montgomery. J. r Segall,
d.. c. n Thomas, E 3. AcClintock
and mayor Charles Davis
Tsnderfoot scouts. as ranked Non
day night. include Bertram Hirsh, Z.
II Whitaker. Herbert Flosi, George
Shindel. Stafford Crowson, Lester
Farber. James Baker, James Hunter,
Ralph Stevens. Howard Hunter, Her
bert Seidel, william Wheeler, Edward
Houser, Madison Baker. Royal Jack
man. William Day. Edwin Douglas.
Hershel Lung, Staten Hatcheu. Henry
Hollis. Carl Bradley, Floyd wilson,
James Hord, Harold Fish, George COL
den. Albert Valentine and James
Schzmerbon-
New second class scouts are Robert
Reeves. 7. %. Bowers Percy Banner
man, Daniel Lloyd Escontrias, Hern-
don Johnson, Virgil Allen. Lawrence
Graham. cliff Wyatt. Presley Baird
Edgar Zwicz, Buel Brown, Ralph Ste
vens, Robert Musgrove and Edward
Harton-
New first class scouts are; Carson
webb. Dudley Springer, Louis Fergu-
son. James EminEer and Herman En-
niger. Merit badges were awarded
Lawrence Fitzgerald. Dale Carroll.
Harry Porter. Clingman Quinn Lamar
Davis Carlos Rushing. Frank Stansei'
walter Cushing and Andrew Wilzins-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
BOY CHARGED WITH Theft
LEADS OFFICERS ON CHASE

After race with detectives through
the business district Monday evening
Cruz Rodriguez. IS, was arrested ana
rf clothing from s local store
The detectives learned Monday that
another Mexican had applied 70 the
store for salary due Rodriguez- stat
inr that he was too III to can for his
money. During his absence however.
the store employees suspected him OF
rhs thefrs. Detectives were near at
tie time and while the boy attempted
20 obtain Rodriguez salary check.
they saw Rodriguez around corner
from the store. Then the chase start
ed. After he was caught the boy at
tempted TO fight the officers
Rodriguez viii be placed IN charge
Of Mrs Emma Webster, county pro-
baton officer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

Room with sleeping porch. cou1ectl1E
bath heat board. 10 sick lll W RIO
fz-r~ra- pn GZa2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

N MANHATTAN HEIGHTs-Coupls VII
rent room and give 2 meals % employ ca
u.r--.- h.a-.l .on.- p -.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
RAIROADERS Return
FROM CHICAGO kEETING

A e sweet. vice-president and gen
eraI MANAGER Garnett king. general
passenger agent and Eugene FOX
traffic manager o. the FL Paso and
Southwestern system returned Non
day from Chicago. where they attend
ca e time card conference with Off
cials Of the Rock Island and Southern
Pacific lines.
Another conference TO be held Oct.
81 in Los Angeles wiz complete the
work OF coordination o. passenger
service IN the interest q an lines
ard the public, begun az tbs Chicago
nesting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
ALLEGED DRY WOLATOR
HELD UNDER $500 BOND

Alberto Gonzales. arrested Sunday,
when prohibition officers charge that
- quarts Of tequilo were found in his
possession. was held for federal action
1iminary hearing before United states
commissioner A. 7. W Schu1id Non
day.
Rar g. Race. charged with possess
fnr Huuor. was held under temporary
bond OF $3.50 pending prellHnll nary
re-rf-r Tfae1 chavez. similarly
CHARGED. was held under $500 bond,
and T. p. EeurT. pleading guilty 70
narcotic charge was held under $1,000
bond by Judge ScErlid.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
TRAIN KILLS MAN SUNDAY;
POLICE FIND BODY MONDAY

Scattered over 100 yards o. the
Southern Pacific tracks, half mile
west OF the smelter bridge. parts OF
the BODY OF q man was found By po-
rfce Monday afternoon. He had been
killed by e train Sunday night The
man was about so years old.
When the police arrived with coro-
ner r. b RaWiins, f. was learned tflat
z railroad man Sunday night told a
soldier at the Emelter that a man
had been killed The soldier vas told
TO summon a coroner. Il vas not
until late Monday that the police
learned Of The case The body vas too
badly mutilated to make fdeltifica-
ton.
Authorities AZ las Cruces made ar
ranEements for burial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE AGENT
WILL PROTEST RAILROAD RATE

Data on transcontinental rates as
they apply 20 southern routes through
FL Paso has been compiled by f. g
Toclzle. manager OF the traffic depart
ment OF the chamber Of commerce ana
sent TO j. A. Happier. chamber OF
commerce reureseutativs in washing
Ton. Hr. Happer VIII attend the rate
hearing Friday. oct p, before an
examiner Of the interstate commerce
commission Ia Chicago. he VIII pro-
test the suspension Of tariffs recently
announced by the Southern Pacific
lines which give people in the east
the advantage Of going 20 the Pacific
coast By the southern route az the
same fare il costs TO 60 By northern
routes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
RAILROAD TINE TABLE

HaH-=-==--===-r=-=-=-a@a=-
All trains arrive and depart from Union
arrivals and departures given IN z EEno
OF mountain standard time
SANTA EE.
FoE AI5qquerque. Denver. caieaE5. Lee
Angelea-No- sos leaves ? Ami No SO
From Albuquerque. Denver. Los Angeles.
caicago-No- sol arrives 10 AMI No eol
FL PAso 3 sOUTHWEsrEKN.
Zines East.
Arrive-Frou north and east: No. 4.
The Caiifornian, an: No 3 Golden
Dspsrt-Fer f5s so-th and east. No.
g. Golden state Limited. 1901 pm No. 2.
The California;. s-65 Pm
Lines West.
"A, Arr s-1ii ne west; Ne = coPP,s,5
Depart-For the vest: No. 3. Golden
state Limited. PM Nc. g. Copper city
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
For san Antonio. New Orleans and wash
lugton-eSo. io2 leaves $3.50 AM No no
az 1890 pm
From Washington. New orleans and san
Antonio-I81 arrives a. s;l5 pm. No. 1os
FOR Arizona and CaIiforuIa-No. : leaves
z-15 an: 10. 1o1 al 1890 pm; 10 100
Prom ARIZONA and CaIfornIa-No. 4 ar
rives AZ 11:s5 an; No. 1o1 arrives $50
am no. 1lc e. 10 pm
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
For Dallas ard ST. Iouie-No. &c leaves
6 an. No ut f-15 Pm.
From S. Liuie and Dallag-No- ar
rivsa AZ 1;f5 I-m-; No. IS arrives AZ 1880
MEXICAN CEsrHAL-
Nc regular schedule.
MEXICO q SOETHTFEsTERE
10 regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
START ARMY SURVEY IN q
STATES TO DANISH BARBERRY

washington, D. c., Oct 1e.-A farm
survey TO eradicate The common bar
berry as defensive measure against
wheat rust has been started BY the
departmeut Of agriculture in portions
Of % states in the west and middle
west
Eleven counties IN eastern Norm
Dakota. seven ln South Dakota and l3
IN southeastern Minnesota already
have been surveyed. # was announced
today Tor the purpose OF locating and
wedding ont Cultivated and escaped
bushes" On farms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
ROADWAYS LEADING TO SCENIC
DRIVE ARE BEING CONDITIONED

The approach 20 the west end Of
the scenic drive by way OF Hague and
Shut streets is being put Ga good
condition under supervision Of ~. c.
Stewart city engineer. Workmeu are
completing a loop OF eLcelleut road
way connecting stanton street which
81 paved. and the drive.
Mayor Davis Is 20 inspect the drive
this afternoon with other city Off
clalg TO determine whether additional
guard walls should be placed along
the roadway as matter OF precaution-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
- Roons-Farai.hs3

SINGLE houssEsepluc rooms also bed
room. block from courthouse 5lail =
san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
BOY RIDING BICYCLE HIT
BY AUTO; LEG IS BROKEN

Martin Gonzales sustained a broken
right leg Tuesday when he was struck
by an automobile driven By J. W.
Murphy, 2617 Bliss street The acci-
dent occurred a. Copia and Alamo
Eordo streets
According 20 Eurphy's statement
and that Of the boy, the latter was
riding a bicycle and come from be-
hind an army truck into the path OF
lrurnhT's car. Gonzalez was treated
az the police emergency hospital and
later removed 20 Providence hospital
EIis condition ls not serious
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
LOCAL Y. HAS LARGEST
BOYS, DEPARTMENT IN WEST

The largest boys department IN the
west. within two years. lH one OF the
Interesting facts about the local T. u
C. A.. a. shown BY the record IN the
year book. Just Issued The local as
ISOLATION also takes first place in the
entire state in Cts activities outside
OF the central branch. the figures
showing that % has gone ahead from
5 to 81 percent in nearly all Of its
main features Communities have
Efven sos percent mora money for
ernenses than in any former year.
The figures are as follows.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
BOYS HELD UNDER BOND
on CHARGES OF BURGLARY

Following preliminary hearing
before Justice Clark Wright Monday
afternoon, Cruz Camurillc and Jose
CaEluag were held for the county
Grand jury on bonds o. $500 on
charges Of burglary
According 20 detectives. they ad-
Iuirted that part OF their loot was IN
luareZ and on going 70 a house there
the detectives found wcmeu'E cloth
ing pistols, guns and 1eWelry valued
~ more than $500. Several witnesses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
TWO Held on CHARGE OF
TAXING MONEY AND WATCH

Charged with entering the home Of
4dolfo casado. Alameda and Stevens
streets. and taking a gold watch and
fE5. Cruz Guerra and Manuel Herman
city detective They were charged
WITH burglary.
According 70 the detective depart
msut Hernandez confessed and told
where the watch and what money had
not been spent could be found The
detectives recovered the watch and
Sill TIE pair VIII b. transferred to
the county authorities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

u Paso nav soon have a flying
school. ". L Thomas, formerly fac
tori. representative OF the Nebraska
Afrship corporation. plans 70 estab-
lish such g school here II the city viii
aid him By giving him the use Of a
suitable piece OF ground, he told R
J. Pritchard. manager OF the automo-
tive trades department OF the cham
Der OF commerce Tuesday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

The above rate is baaed on q minimum
OF q 20 word count Ads containing ieaa
tar fhis number Of words vii Be counted
AZ 90 words.
Two dollars per agate line Der month
Minimum Of two Hines on monthly rate
Bold face lines. double price-
Three cents per word FOR stoo@ or BOND
Oh. mining Or other promotional adFer-
1EinE
30 "a run for 90 Indefinite period q
Fl aiken ever the telephone Orders q
discontiuua q. p ads must Be made n
writing
All new Advertisements appear first n
home edition
Accounts foE Classified ads are due AFTER
firrf iurertion Not respon1ihle for more
fhan one Incorrect Insertion
IN order % give time for proper elans--
fscatlou q iG neceEsary 20 Close ne Herald
cIsrr7ffed paren Saturdays ~ 1880 O. n
Am other days a. 1880 p n want ac1
received after this hour VII appear t1s
rerf day. OrderH 70 discoutinue want adg
must BE- 10 Herald offics before q "A or
day q puhltca1o1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
TOBE
MET BY FLOCK
OF AIRPLANES

ficers In charge Of Mitchell field
planned TO send a veritable bevy Of
airplanes TO greet the four crews OF
army filters upon their return today
from Nome, Alaska
Although this pioneer sky journey
has occupied three months, the actual
time for the 5000 miles covered was
estimated at about 10 hours
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
$4,000
BYCHURCHFOR
WORKOF YEAR

81 Tr-T0 No .CL- Is--Iec0I-
-rendstfors for promoting missionary
md welfare work were before che IN
rsruatioua1 convention Of the Disciples
81 Christ fChrisrian church, Tor con
alteration at the opening session here
today. The United Christian Mis-
sionary society, in presenting its pro
cram. asked FOR $4,000 70 conduct
operations during The coming year
r.bri-t Is f226.G2s in S963 churches,
according 10 the report OF the status
teal division, which was presented
~ the opening session This is a
SLIGHT gain in membership. the re-
port stated, but a loss Of 4S congre-
cations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

HARDING CLUB NEEDS AUTOS.
The Votes for Harding" club needs
the use OF automobiles 20 take wom-
en- who cannot find time otherwise,
TO the court house 70 pay their poll
tax. Any one wishing to lend cars
between now and Thursday ere asked
to phone Mrs. L q Tucker, chairman
auto COMMITTEES. 585T-W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

The total ls larger than last week
because Of two additional schools re-
porting. and a larger nun Der estl-
mated for schools not reporting this
Increased estimate being due 20 new
Information.
Thfrtv-tTo schools which reported
an attendance OF fs42 last week, re-
port fIf1 this week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

WIN pay you top cash price Tor your
rurriture: get or BID before you sell
PHONE 500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
AUTOMOBILE TINE TABLE



Upper WALLET.
UPPER VALLEY HERALD ADIO-Le1Ve1
p Paso Herald office daily. except sun
DAY. for Las Cruces arrives Las cruces
css for Fl Paso. front Of E 7 JOINS
Clrar store. pm arriving n e Easo
T.Is pm Phone Herald Office for reser-
vatluns. Phone z T johns rs. Las Cr1-
css. for reserTatlons-
FNGTF 10 FEEPHANT BUTTE DAM
AND HOT GPHINGS-Mests AL trains a.
Enrla. Oldest dam drlvars best dam car
on the dam line Try these sprinEs-
best n the world J. 2. Heffernan. HOT
Springs. n II
NEW MEXICO.
IL PAsO-LA MESA IEANsEEh CO--
Leaves Masonic Temple building at Pm
Leareg Ia u "a for z Paso AZ 1880 an
Passenger. parcels and freight includlnE
- Paso Heralds. are carried over ms Inc
S0C0RRO-HAGDALENA sTAGE--sunday
only. Leave sooorro ssfo IN r. Han.
NaE11lenas - -.
W0GOLLON-Daliy 70 and froa Silver
City and EogoIlon- Cars leave Silver city
On arrival Of santa re train NO 81. no
COLON, 8 an Bennett Motor Transit Co
Phone 10 Opposite DEPOT
LAKE. VALLEY-Hinsboro and Kingston
auto lltets all trains at Lake valley WA
d. slsass. Hillsboro. y. ~
CONFEDERATION cars leave RoH-
well a. $3.50 AM stop 80 minutes ior
1re1 ELa1L AZ Elcaclus arrive L4ElAAQA4 az
u an. Car leaves Carrizozo AZ 1880 pm
arrive Roswell At $3.50 pm White Line
stage Co.
MCAKI-CDOFIs-Leave Tucumea-1
7.1o a m. arrive Clovis 3 pm leave Clo-
Wis an. arrive Tucumclrt pm we
pass Oh wells twice daily. Fly & Beeler,
o2zLlaeloIa- -----
ARIZONA.
MOUNTAIN AUTO STAGE LINES-CIf-
ton tria Dunczul Stafford Leave clifton
1890 p.ml- daily leave Duncan z.l5 p-m-
daily arrive Stafford 4.lb pm daily tenn-
meeting with Arizona Easteruls leave 1af-
FORD s an daily. leave Duncan 1850 an
daily. arrive Clifton - n daily. EiVs
round trips 70 Morenlca daily, three found
trips to Mstcsf daily. Service cars
dar and night Mountain Auto Co.. Inc
clifton, Ariz, Phone 78.
WEST TEXAS.
MARFa-FORT DAVIS AUTO leaves Fort
Davis daily and Sundays 8 An; leaves
Nara = pm one way. $3.50: round trip.
81 6. ". Davis. proprietor.
MONAHANs = BUENA VISTA - Mona
hans. Grand Falla. Imperial. Bueua Vista
Oswero Orient train Fl Stockton Alpine
ONE DAY DAILY except Sundays- Phone
or wire reservations. z v. Sweat Grand
Falls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
For Reni-Roors Unfurnished

7-7=7=e7sf7=37-----
FOR RENT-rwo unfurnished rooms. close
On. water. lights gas. private bath Al
dress q 10 care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
Money 10 LoaE

s. TO $50 loaned honest employees. conf
dental Drake. 211 Roberts-Bauner Bldg.
MONEY one time talked. now il only
whispers We loan on all articles Of value
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

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VERY desirable rooms With running water.
oSE aiea aiesBias room. Close IN 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
Lodge Notices.


REGULAR meeting and election Of eff
GERS OF PIeIzGes Chapter. Tuesday, oct 19.
pm. BY order o. W. ~.
Helen j. Mead. Secretary
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

Entire state Of Te1Es can na covered -
ths lowest possible rate With the l1rEen-
most Thoroughly distributed circulation
I2lE cents per word eundagas
1lk cents per word Daily.
20 words mlnlmuun-
A ruaranteed circuiatinn-ltQ.gQ1 sun
dayu. $4,000 daily
Thi1 o. the combined Circulation OF me
Dauar Times-Herald. Fort Worth star
Tsierran. The san Antuuio Light, = Ease
Herald and The Houston Chronicle
Tour I'D sent 90 any o. the above paper
with cash VII Be handled for you ano
vo-rr "a VII appear n all Of them
wednesday noon should see your COPY
n any one uf the offices for your 40 20
appear II these papers the folloWinE sun-
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

by couVa1esceur young man Ac1raas a o
care Herald
Wauted-Furniture
WANTED-g11.010 worth Of second land
furniture Texas Furniture Co "a. ays-.
VIZ PAY highesf cash prizes Tor sour
Harnnd hand furniture ~ SEWING uarui1-+
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.. l9l s stanton.
WANT TO BUT-Au kinds o. second
hand furniture and stoves, odd pieces O
any quantity. will pay high TOP cash
prices. can ne before you sell Ph- ssss.
Wanted-MisesIIaneOus
TASr CORONA TYPEWRTrER Must
be- late model and barEaln- ~ 2lz-
BOOKS WANTED-Real America in TO
nance. complete set. must be On first class
condltlqn and chap foE cash Ea- -2l=4-
For Rsut-Housss Furnished
FOR RENT-Half o. furnished bungalow
to couple OF 2 ladleG -. 4llo-
PARTLY furnished room cottage. Elssp-
Ing porch, uear Five Points. only paru11-
uent considered Pm Nf1eI after s.
FOR RENT-Furnished 9 room house With
nice yard for child % play On. SIS per
month. 9 blocks from GEaudVleT school.
blocks from E1rt car lne- ~ ssA3N-
FIVE rooms. Sleeping porchea- close %
Five Points. win Lease. furnished Tor
months. ff5 per month
sEE n. A. EOGCEs
Bassment II Pas9 Bank BldE-. "a. l9Il-
FOUR ROOM FRAME, FURNISHED.
Arranged FOR 2 families. Housekeeping
on each SIDE. house rents Tor $50 month,
P-A-R-E BROS
los 2. Mail 81
For Rsut-HOusss Unfuruisbsd
ron RESr-Fivo room houss. close IN.
large rooms. s4o. 1903 Olive.
FOR RENT-Good room house. 1ulfahls
for families 1lle 81. kansas-
FOR RENT-Unfurnished house. 3 rooms.
sllssed porch. screened services porch,
5000. ~. el5lI.
FOR RENT-siz rooms aud slespinE
perch 10 ADULTS only furniture and coal
11r ale. char. ~. l96lW.
HOUSE fer rent $40 per month. furniture
for sale. 3 block FROM school. fine place
FOR sick o. weL l4l- Nations Az. Grand
BOGUE's EEsT LIsrs
1917 Travis ST. lu1fur1lshed- .-......e i1-11
2s29 wyoming s.. furnished. ..-....ss5.1 90
Newman ST.. apartments -.'----. $3.50
E3asellrnt = Eas9 Hanz HldE- p. 19Iz-
For Reuf-Apartmeut5 Furnished
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THREE room apartment private hath.
I0lE rs. Esin-
TWO rsans. kitchsnst and bath MS
Myrtle.
Two rooms and Kitchen. party fu-nishsd.
$40 80 2 Nevada. Ph- es5-
one room. kltchenst aud bath- go ".
san Anlonio. Pa. 9188.
Two apartnsats. clean and cool also
roous- lo19h =. Missouri.
TWO room apartment upstairs. has pri-
Fata toilet. lights. water and phone. FUR
nlshed. $3.50. COZ upsgn. Pm $3.50.
ONE and 2 room anartments for rent. clean
and nicely furnished Fh- 4llls Richards
Apartmeuts 1878 =. san Antonio
THREE ROOMS and slsepinE porch. coal
and gas stoves Tor heat no sick or chill
dreu- zoos = Boulevard. Phi ASA.
APARTMENT FOR rent. rooms. sleepinE
porch, private bah. an modern. lights.
water furnished. % couple I'M n. Elor-
Observation-Disclosures
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TWO rooms kitche1e- wl-h gas range
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

LARGE corner room FOR gentlemen. run-
Ming water. twin beds. also Euau one
waking distance, meals In couneclo1-
-.-.-.r.. nn. ~.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

For tuberculosis individual cottages VIZ
hot. cold running water. graduate nurse
rates include medical attention ~ Lsll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

TWO completely furnished lllEaE9e 1alE
rooms ali modern conveuiencsa. garage.
no children sick or pets lA18 Wyoming.
Phi 1l5GW-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

TWO front housekeeping rooms. III y.
santa Fss also rooms and bath 1t ltls
Montana no sick Pm 53f1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
Enf.rlainmsni Han for Rent

Dance HALL FOR RENT.
Monday. wednesday and Friday niE1-1-
Cotillion HaL E1c1s $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
Wanted iscelane0us

WANT CORONA TYPEWRITER - Must
BE- late model and bargain Pa 9lz-
BOOKS WANTED-Real America in TO-
nance, complete SET must Be Or FIRST elas1
condition and chap for els1- "a zsL=4-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
DAILY PUZZLE


By SAM LLOYD.
EACH Of the following sentences
II. contains the name OF a city. town
or village IN the United States:
The bold rider refused all assist
ance-
Madam says you must leave at least
one more letter each morning or she
viii patronize another postman-
The new porter dropped 10 trunks
the very first day.
We discovered the bear den very
close TO the sheep fold
] won't mind this baby longer than
tomorrow.
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
VIII warily Wooed Walters wise
widow.-Copyrig ht 1913 by sam Lloyd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

Housekeeping Rooms-fuTnished
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TWO furnished Housekeeping rooms Ph-
1851
FURNTsHFD-Two large Housekeeping
rooms On car unel sou Tularoaa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

TWO Housekeeping rooms, AEl-1. Elr
-a-ee and running water. close t1. rel-
sorSbIe- also single Housekeeping room
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