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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-22
Two Enter w ool-
worth's by Skylight
and Slide Down Rope
of Sheets
USE BIG JIMMY
IN THEIR WORK
woman's Screams Give Alarm as Pair
Return Over Housestops to Hotel
Annex, But Burglars Get Away
Dummy Safe as a Blind

Two erscksmen gaining entrance 10
the Woolworth five and ten-cenr store,
406 Market street. early to-day, rolled
the safe out of the office to R place in
the center of the first floor and after
rigging dummy safe ont of pasteboard
so their operations could not so easily
be detected, ripped the real safe open
and made away with 1861. They were
seen when departing by way of roofs
at a. M. They escaped, although
forced to leave behind shoes and some
clothing they had gathered together
and their burglar kit.
The police say the men took rooms
last night in the annex of the hotel, St.
James, at IL North Fourth street, and
that one of them registered as Lewis
Greenthall. of New York. He is de-
scribed as tall and slender. With a
pal, shorter and stouter, the police say,
he made his way over roofs to that of
the five and ten cent store. There the
pair removed a glass from q skylight
and with two sheets tied together let
themselves down into the store.
They rolled the safe from the Office
and turning il on its face drilled large
holes in the back. With a sectional
steel jimmy, about four feet in length,
they ripped the safe open and put the
1851 in tan leather travelling bag and
made their way back to the roof by
means of step ladder found inside of
the store.
Mrs. Frank Coe. member of the
Ferari Carnival Company, who is room.
ing in the hotel annex, saw the pair
coming back over the roofs. She
screamed and called her husband. Coe
hurriedly dressed and aroused the other
dodgers in the house. The pair, however
escaped with the bag of money. One OF
them was seen to run across Fourth
street shoeless and without hat.
The details of the robbery were not
disclosed, however, until I O'Clock
this morning, when the store was opened
for business. Inside the store were
found the tools the men had used in
ripping open the safe. On the roof OF
the store were a hat, shoes, collar and
tie. A rope the men had used in making
a ffteen-foot drop from the roof OF
the Busy Bee restaurant, adjoining the
st. James annex, TO the roof of thf
five and ten cent store, also was found
The brace and bits used in boring into
the safe were picked up near it on tht
first floor. Twenty.three dollars were
left in the safe.
The police believe the men intended
returning for their tools and the rest
of the money, but being surprised by
Mrs. Coe. changed this plan and rar
away. Descriptions of the pair have
been given to the police.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-22
Driver OF milk wagon
IS KILLED At crossing
Daniel Schriver, 30 Years Old. Struck
by Reading Passenger Train Near
Boiling Springs-Horse Attached to
His Wagon Dies Instantly
Especial to the Star-Independent)

Especial to the Star r-Independent)
Boiling Springs, Pa, May 22.-
While driving toward the creamery here
with wagonload of milk, Daniel
Schriver, 20 years old. was struck by
a passenger train on the Philadelphia
& Reading Railroad at 7.15 O'Clock
this morning and thrown several feet
from the wagon. He was injured in a
way that resulted in his death shortly
afterward. The horse was instantly
killed. The milk cans were hurled in
all directions.
Schriver had been employed as a
farm hand, for number of years, by
Lewis Otto, farmer who resides about
two miles west of this town. This
morning he left the farm with a one
horse wagon ioadei with cans of milk
which he had been in the habit of TAX
ing daily to the Boiling Springs Cream
cry.
Arriving at grade crossing about a
mile west of this town Schriver was
delayed a short time by an eastbound
freight train. When the rear of the
train passed he whipped up his horse
and started to cross the tracks but was
struck by train No. 90, Harrisburg
and Gettysburg passenger train, due to
arrive in Harrisburg at 7.45 O'Clock.
1t is said that of late Schriver s
hearing had begun to fail and that he
did not hear the approaching passen-
ger train. When picked up he was
bleeding from several wounds and his
skull was fractured. He was carried
to nearby farm house where he died
at S.11 o'clock before medical aid
could be obtained. The Cumberland
county authorities will investigate the
accident.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-22
GERMANY TO CALL 1000. 600
MEN TO COPE WITH ITALY

London, May %, 405 A. M,-The
Copenhagen correspondent of the "Dai
ly Mall says he has learned fran an
authoritative Berlin source that Ger
many is about to call up two million
more men.
Berlin official circles, he stated, be
lieve that an army of half million
will be sufficient to cope with Italy.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-22
KING EMMANUEL APPEALS TO
ALL PEOPLE TO DO THEIR DUTY

Rome, May 21, via Paris, May %,
4.25 A. Mixing Victor Emmanuel
will issue a proclamation to the people
countersigned by all the ministers to-
morrow Saturday.
The document will explain how Italy
has been driven to take up arms and
will appeal to all citizens to do their
duty in such way that victory will
be assured. Another royal proclama
tion will be addressed to the army and
to the fleet.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-22
Agree on Pumping Station Wall

Following conference to-day of
Mayor Royal, City Solicitor Seitz, City
Commissioners Gorgas and Bowman and
Joel D. Justin, chief engineer of the
Board of Public Works, it was decided
that Commissioner Bowman has author.
ity to build retaining wall and
"steps" along the river front at the
city pumping station at North street
The work now is being done by the
Sucker Brothers Construction Com
pany,
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-22
Great Distress At Triest

On the Italian Frontier, May %,
via Paris, May I22, 4.25 P. M.-Re-
ports received from Triest say there is
much distress in that seaport. The
city is virtually without bread and
even cornmeal for the "polenta or
porridge of the people is extremely
scarce. Very few Italians in Triest
have been able to get away.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-22
Austrians in Bukowina Retreating

Paris, May 22.-The right wing Of
the Austrian army in Bukowina is re-
treating toward the Carpathians, &C.
eoriing to a Havas dispatch from Buch-
Arrest filed Thursday. The Austrian
rear guard is reported to be making
desperate efforts TO cover the retreat
and check the Russian offensive.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-22
Governor Motors to Philadelphia

Governor Brumbaugh left Harris
burg this morning in his automobile
for journey to Philadelphia. He will
return Monday afternoon. The Govern
or will entertain the members of the
Supreme Court at dinner on Monday
night, along with number of cab
met officials and prominent attorneys
from the middle district and the judges
of the Dauphin county court. Covers
will be laid for thirty at the Execu.
tive Mansion.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-22
Tot Injured in Fan From Cradle

Russell T. Painter, 2-year-old son of
f. Painter, 1888 Brookwood street,
fell from his cradle this morning and
suffered laceration of the face. After
treatment at the Harrisburg hospital
the baby was sent home.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-22
Bombarding Turkish Troops

London, May 22.-The Exchange
Telegraph has received from. is Ath-
ems correspondent dispatch stating it
is reported from Mytilene that Brit
ish squadron began Thursday So
hour boinbardment of Turkish troops
concentrated at Kara Burnu, near
SMYRNA.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-22
Increase In Bank Reserve
By Associated Press.

New York, May 22.-The statement
of the actual condition of Clearing
House banks and trust companies for
the week shows that they hold $780,.
314,560 reserve in excess of legal re.
quirements. This is an increase of 81.
073,330 over last week.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-22
Keep Italians From Going Home

Rome, May 22, via Paris-Adviees
received in Rome from Basel, Zurich
and other Swiss towns with Germany
and Austria are that thousands Of Ital-
ians are being prevented from return
ing home by the German and Austrian
authorities. 1t is asserted that the EN-
ployers of Italians in Austria and Ger
man are refusing to pay the men their
wages.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-22
Injured by Bursting Steam Cock

Frank Hemminger, 1919 Briggs
street, was painfully burned about the
face and eyes in Roundhouse No. 2
when steam cock on locomotive OH
which he WAS working burst. He was
treated at the Harrisburg hospital.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-22
Chicken Thieves Busy at Daupbin

Especial to the Star independently
Dauphin, May 22.-Chicken thieves
entered the coop of Mrs. Elizabeth
Mertz, on High street, last night, TAX
ing seven minorea hens and valuable
rooster.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-22
casus Belli Claimed for Italy

Paris, May 22.-lt is considered that
Austria s action in destroying the
bridges and cutting telegraph and teIe-
phone lines at Pont Caffaro and CO.
drone can be held to constitute a casus
belli, making Italy free to open hostili-
ties without further diplomatic formali-
ties, says "Gaulois dispatch from
Turin.
Pont Caffaro is short distance
north of Riva, the extreme northern
point in Austria on Lake Garda. Aus
trian troops were withdrawn after the
civil population had been forced to
cvacuate Riva and other sections of
Venezia under Austrian rule.
When the Milan express reached a
point near Pont Caffaro, where the line
had been cut, the train was seized by
the Austrians and the crew was arrest
ed. 1t is supposed the same fate has
befalen another train from which no
news has been received since it crossed
the Austrian frontier.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-22

Berehsven, or Castletown Bere'
haven is on the southern COST of Ire
land on the north shore of Bantry Bay
The point where the Glenholm was
sunk is roughly not more than sixty
miles from OH Head of Kinsale, where
the Lusitania went down. German
submarines consequently are still &C
tive in this vicinity.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-22
BRITISH SAILING SHIP sunk
BY GERMANS: CREW Saved

Berehsven, Ireland, May %, 1.2O
P. M.-The British sailing ship Glen
holm was sunk yesterday evening by
a German submarine at point 10
miles off this port. The members OF
her crew have been landed here. The
Glenholm was on her way from Chile
to Liverpool with cargo of nitrate.
The submarine intercepted the sailing
ship and signaled to the crew TO aban-
don her. The ship was then sunk, the
submarine firing SO rounds from her
gun before she went down.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-22
Without Formal Decla.
ration Both Countries
Engage in Various
Acts of Warfare
AUSTRIANS CUT
RAILW AY LINES
Train Going From Milan Toward Aus
tria Seized on Latter's Territory
Military Authorities of Italy to
Take Control of Italian Railroads

London, May %, 12.04 p. M.-No
formal declaration of war by Italy
against her former partners in the triple
alliance has been yet reported, but
many incidents have occurred of
character indicating imminence of any
actual state of war.
A Geneva telegram reports that Bar
on Burian Won Raiecs, Austro-Hungar-
ian Premier, has resigned, but Emperor
Francis Joseph Is said to have declined
to accept his resignation.
London, May %, 2.4S P. MA dis
patch from the Stefano News Agency,
of Rome, says that King Victor En-.
manuel signed to-day an act comforting
extraordinary powers on the govern.
ment for the duration of the war;"
Rorle May 22.-The "Oficial Ga
zette'' has published a decree empow-
ering the military authorities to take
control of all Italian railroads. This
condition went into effect last night.
London, May ga Rome dispatch
to the Exchange Telegraph Company
which reports the cutting off of railway
communication by Austrians at Udine
states that one train from Milan going
toward Austria was stopped and seized
on Austrian territory. The crew of
the train is reported to have been ar
rested
Geneva, Switzerland, May 22, Via
Paris, 1.10 p. M-The "Journal''
publishes dispatch from Rome an
nouncing that the Austrians are con-
centrating large forces along the upper
Adige river. The Adige flows from the
Tyroese Alps into Lombardy and en-.
ters the Gulf of Venice.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-25

The Attention OF Physicians
Surgeons and Nurses is directed to our facilities for
supplying any needed rubber goods quickly and cor
rectly from well stocked department An inspec-
ton of our lines and comparison of prices will
prove the superiority of our Surgical Rubber Goods.
We invite such inspection and comparison.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09
BISHOP SCHUYLER
COMES WEDNESDAY

Right Rev. A. ]. Schuler :. j.. bis
hop OF FL PasO. will arrive over. the
santa Fe Wednesday morning for the
installation at the pro-cathedral of the
Immaculate Conception Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Bishop Schiller viii probably be ac-
cOmpanied by arch bishop j. b. Pitaval
OF Santa Fe. who viii be the highest
church official to attend the instala-
tion of FL pasO's first bishop
Rev David O'Dwyer. OF St. Patricks
church of North Denver. will also ac-
company bishop Schiller and they will
be met at the station by a delegation
Of prominent citizens. including the
mayor. president of the chamber OF
commerce and the officials and leading
members Of the Knights of Columbus
Of which bishop Schiller is a member
here.
Wednesday evening bishop Schiller
will be the guest Of honor at a banquet
TO be given at the Hotel Paso del Norte
and the installation services will oc-
cur at 10 o'clock Thursday morning.
Bishop William II. Shaw. OF san An
tonic bishop Francisco Uranga, Of
Siualoa and other church diSnataries
are expected for the installation.
Build up your home valley. Use her
products
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09
For Sale Real Estats-city Pr6perty
Sio0 DOWN.
-. --.---L Il = L ~

CLOSE IN SIN ROOM Bl NGALOh-
This brand new home has never
iseen occupied Fairly close in on
good street. restricted. district sur
rounded by fine homes. Has hard
wood floors in living and dining
room. builtin buffet. buiitin book
cases and white enameled kitchen
cabinet. large bed room with walls
beautifully finished. Extra large
glassed in room. large basement c.
ment walks all laid Liberal allow
ance for electrical fixtures This
is one O. the most desirable homes
on our list We can rent this house
for $40 a month on years lease
Prise S3S5O. 500 cash. balance $50
a month including interest
Phi. 5075. Creel 4 Phillips. 500 Mesa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09
1 RInCK CAR LINE.

BLOCK CAR LINE
Where trees and flowers viii grow % per-
lection Actual cost Of house $500 Chuck
full Of built in conveniences. full lots can
be bought on easy terms and sms-l cash
payment Price $3.50. large rooms We
boast this is the best house value in T.
Paso-
LeaveIl, Palm q Sherman
207 Mills St Phone 4--n
PROPERTY OWNERS ATTENTION.
While we have a large list Of real property
for sale we have some purchasers that our
property does not suit- II you wish 70 sell
come in or phone US. your property may
please some Of these parties wishing 10 buy.
W. II. Austin.
los San Francisco St Phone 4il5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09
For Sale Real Estate
Country Properly.

FOR SALE-By owner. ten acres in young
orchard. pears and apples. all bearing Other
improvements, for particulars. address Box
y. Tsleta. Texas
FOR SALE By OWNER-l3O acres Is miles
in lower valley. good house. fence and partly
improved. Price S112 per acre Address p
O. Box Sos. e Paso-
EIGHTEEN ACRES adjoining west Ysieta
Country club. best buy in valley on interur-
ban owner leaving city, make an offer
Phone SOC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09

HILL LOTS of them
for $50. on Cumberland St Just cas-,
Richmond Terrace $50 down. S-v per
X. p kiIburn Co. ,o.
$40 First Natl Bank Bldg Phohe oO2.
SI2GO
9 rooms
sos including interest per hoHtH'
s10O cash Good sleeping porch-
Two full lots on street signed lot
paving
( rooms
$40 including interest per month,
500 cash New bungalow Lots
win be taken as part payment
$3.50
rooms
SS5 per month including interest
$500 cash. New four room bungalow
with p foot sleeping porch. Built
of $50 brick
$1,000
g rooms
PAYMENTS Of SIS a month. $500
cash. Cement block house with
good concrete foundation A good
Investment
Newman Investment Company.
Phone $50 100 san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09
3 ROOMS AND SLEEPING PORCH.

SIOOO-ON 3 CORNER lots.
70 use to pay rent when you can buy this
pretty little home iu Alta Vista at less than
rent This is not box house. but real
heather boarded. well finished home. large
closets built In buffet etc. glassed in sleep
fnr room. House is built TO leave
room for another building site. Small cash
payment. balance $50 "A month including in-
terest-
Ph. 5075. CreeI a Phillips. 5os Mesa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09
For Sale-ROoming houses.

For Sale-ROOming houses.
TOR SAILS room rooming house. every
thing new, cheap rent Phone els-
SPECIAL
A bargain in 80 room new rooming house,
new furniture, Yrs lease running WaleI iI
all rooms. clearing $3.50 per month VIII sell
cheap IL taken at once
See J. c. Tapscott-
With Rio sGrundc Realty Co.
I'll First Nat Bank Bldg Phone &c.
DO YOU WANT \ GIFTs
Have a large T. room house on good
rround close in on r. no. ST. furnished
complete The price including furniture, Is
only $500, terms are 5000 cash pa, pa. IN ~
years. at per cent int Your Ilrsl pay .
meut IS less than the furniture Is worth anu
yearly payments about , what the rent
would be- Now IL you want a big bargain
get busy
J. &. Lively.
Phone s4s. EOS Mills St.
HOW WOULD POT LIKE THIS
10 large rooms kitcheneJte anu . s-eelli II
porches. furnace heat. north side. easy walk
ing distance good furniture. only Sl4t7-
- rooms down town. hot and cold water All
rooms only $3.50. sl5o4 cash bal easy
II room r0ornin= and boarding house. good
location Only S900 $500 cash. balance easy
10 rooms housekeeping. close in, rent $50
$500 Terms See Mr. Rice
Ramey Bros
sos First Nat Bank Bids Phone els.
BOOMING HOUSE.
BAKG AN
We are authorized 90 seil the furniture an-
lease oF "a a room house full OF good ten
a7fs and now netting $3.50 above all eN-
penses az a sacrifice price Tor the next ie"
days .-,,--
hood and easy walking distance business
center and We can make terms for the riEll
party. a good manager can make sons
easy money here teither man or woman
there IS very little expense above the rent
which is unusually cheap - 80
NORTON-STOCKS REALTY CO.
Il Morgan Building. fEone -o--
All. NEW LIsTINGS.
s2-ROON APA RTMENT HOUSE
swell furniture. sleeping porches; Sl65o cash
4o-ROOM BOOMING HOUSE
Running water new house new Lu- Ll--'-l =
rr,onev--ral-er. Don't miss this chance u
Eet what you want $1,000 cash balance
so-ROOM TRANSIENT HOTEL
Two blocks Of postoffice. rent only $40; goot
lease. good furniture Price s39oe Terms
Is-ROOM BOOMING HOU 81
Rent SOC, close in Price Tor To-Day onl'
We have the best buys in Fl Paso. See
Phone 5015- Creel a Phillips. so+ Mesa
NV HOTEL. steam heat. hot and cold run
ming water in all rooms. private baths h-Io
some furniture very desirable location. goo
lease High class trade only S-t5o VIII SWIM
this big money maker - .
OWNER MUST SELL AT ONCE ms =
room hotel. two books from postoIIlIe' NeL.
3 large beautifully furnished rooms. long lets
Nets $500 and Up per month S-571 casl
balan.e $50 per month Lease alone Worl y
entire purchase price. Rent only 80 Pc
month.
4 BIG MONEY MAKER. 80 room boarding.
bo1se within 8 blocks Of postoffice- Ever
-oC-, fi1Izf demand for many more. yer!
- amin loom. $500. $500 viii swing
VERY CLOSE IN s room beautifully FUR
ri-hed Income more than 500 Per mo
Rent $50. A snap at $3.50. $3.50 cash. oai
ance So per month
CLOSE N on Montana rooms sleepini
norch. haudsomelyr furnished $3.50. SOM
terms Rent SIS.
VI T. ToWnley-
With Bailey Land Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09

Fer Sale-Rooming Houses.
~----~sS--~7->7-~~
FURNITURE REPAIRING
r L. Daniel Furn- d Matt Fcty-
FURNITURE Of g room house for sale. close
i'm. $500 cash. Phone z7-1 J.
HAVE \ CUSTOMER for a first class ROOM
ing house l. to Is rooms VIII pay all cash.
Phone me what you have. NJ r. TOwnley.
Phone 10S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09

FOR SALE-153 acres Is miles down lower
valley on north loop road Good room
house. $50 ton hay barn. orchard. milk house.
gasoline engine. water piped in and out OF
house. 120 acres fine stand alfalfa 30 acres
level and used for grain or could be seeded
to alfalfa. SIS. SEQ price Half down, balance
long time notes More information will be
given II interested by addressing = %. Box
A.. Clint Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09

For Sale Real Estate-City Property
$3.50 APARTMENT HOUSE S465O.
1 apartments. the best buy in the city 500
cash will handle il. balance easy
Rio Grande Realty Co.
NEW ROOM BUNGALOW
. south front lots builtin features. price
Rio Grande Realty Co.
2I1-212 First National Bank Bldg
BEST BI-Y on THE MESA
CORNER LOTS S21OO
Just one block from the scenic high
way-near car line-a most desirab le
building site. For a few days only
S21OO.-Easy terms
Pm. SOS. CrceI Il Phillips. 3O4 Mesa
BARGAIN BUSINESS PROPERTY-N-
Stanton St. large lot, room house
bringing good income, $500; paving
IL +. kiiburn Co.
532 First Natl Bank Bldg Phone sos
UPSON AVE. CORNER.
Close in near Putnam St. paving paid being
b I-s4 lots. with four room brick Price re-
duced from $3.50 TO $3.50
Fl. BOULEVARD ST.
In the 400 block. 5Ox2O0 feet OF ground with
a room cottage for $3.50
BLISS STREET.
room bungalow with basement on corner
lot 40x1sO Tor $3.50
ARIZONA ST. CORNER
room modern coSaEe- south front. IN tne
1900 block. paving paid. for $4,000. $3.50 cash.
balance SIS q month Good apartment site
FLORENCE STREET
Near Boulevard room cottage on lot fSXl-0
for $4,000. One-third cash The lot is worth
this much
211 Mills St Phone s2o
NEW ROOM BUNGALOW S4S5O-
Hardwood floors throughout all oullIln
, features, built by an expert; no cheap
effect here, heating plant Laundry IN
basement, paved street. close to school
. $50 First Natl. Bank Bidg. Phone sos
ELM ST. IN MANHATTAN HEIGHTS
3 One Of the most beautiful and best appointed
homes in FL Paso. on the best street in Man
haitian Heights. Built Of tapestry brick.
4 costing sec per thousand Five large rooms
, exquisiteIy finished Good sleeping porch
drive. Well kept lawn Paving and side
walk in and paid for. This Is home X
will nav YOU 10 lee Price only $4,000 Easy
terms may be arranged
MacOn-ScOtt Realty Co
4s6 Mills Bldg Phone 55ls
: by A HOME 500 down. rooms,
( hardwood floors. basement, on a corner,
7 splendid location. $3.50. Your rent VIII
J nav balance Remember, we advertise
! bargains only
H. L. kfIburn Co.
{ $50 First Nat Bank Bldg Phone eVo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09

5 ROOM HOUSE S2sOO-On full lots. sleep
ing porch, hardwood floors. sidewalk and
fenced in book cases. buffet large kitchen
cabinet brand new $500 down, SIS monthly.
A genuine bargain.
APAR FdENT HOUSE SITE SSS5O-Easily
worth $500 A fine corner 6OXl-0 It and
onl blocks from library See this at once
10 l.CRES VALLEY LAND S25OO-Close to
Ysleta. The best and in the valley $500
down balance easy monthly paynfsnts
HOWELL REALTY co.
600 Herald Bidr Phone SCI.