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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
For Sale "a Estate-Citr Propertr

For Sale Real Estate-City Property
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FOR SAILS corner lots with room house
good location fer grocery store None in 10
blocks. Fo. price and terms write 1891 p.
O. Box No agents.
NEW BUNGALOW. one Of the best IL the
city Basement and furnace. parked and
paved street close in Frank Scott Phone
FIRE PROOF BUILDING.
Down town business corner, present moons
u per cent gross Of price asked Price and
location furnished 10 interested parties
Cassidy a. Seel. 2I1 Mills st.
BOUGHT YOUR BUNGALOW TETs
Then you are fortunate. for the best is still
available Now read this over carefully and
think II over seriously We viii build for
you four. five or six room bungalow. mod
ern throughout, in q splendid location within
ten minutes walk Of the postoffice. ana sell
IL TO you easy terms. II will be finished
complete with back yard fenced. sidewalks
in. and front yard graded ready for grass
and trees. And best yet X VIII cost you
less than homes not so good. miles from the
center Of the city just think. you can
walk down fin ten minutes in the morning.
save car fare. and not have 20 hurry one
bungalow nearly ready now See
HOWELL REALTY co,
202 HERALD BLDG.
PHONE So.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
DoYoT KNOW

DO YOU hNOh@
That ] have as complete a list
Of new bungalows as there is in
the city2 Any size. any price.
any location. and your terms
viii get YOU q home
FOR INSTANCE.
Beautiful room bungalow.
sleeping porch. hardwood floors
al built n features. beautiful
fixtures. Basement and heating
plant. two full lots. best location
This place was built by the
owner for a real home For
quick sale $3.50 $500 cash. bal
very easy.
Give yourself a 1Euare deal
See me first. Do IL now.
Ohio X. Hill.
sol Caples Bldg Phone -5l-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19

SS25O.
New 8 room bungalow with large sleeping
porch on Boulevard, we'll built and is bar
gain al this price $500 cash, bal $55 per
month. including interest
Geo. II. Booth Co.
Phone 1862 81 Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19

STOP. LOOK. LISTEN
s. acres with room new house.
horses and harness. wagon,
mower plOws small tools.
fine cows and IS hogs-alfalfa
and other crop. everything goes
III S100 per acre with terms
Half mile Of good school
Pennebaker. Republics
Fer SaIe-Rooning houses.
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
T. l. Daniel Furn- * Matt. Fcty.
ESTABLISHED rooming and boarding
house. by owner Phone 5sol-J-
II ROOMS. steam heat, good location
Phone s547-
ROOM SPECIAL
Fine house. year lease. rent only S45; right
at Cleveland square larSe s-eepins poreh-
es- Price only $500. including plano
Phone s4G J. C. Lively. -1s NILS St
THIS Is YOUR CHANCE
81 room house porch. good location Rooms
all filled. nice furniture Price for Few days
only $3.50. See AR Rice
kamey Bros
519 First Nat. Bank Bldg. Phone e13.
A REAL BARGAIN
~ rooms arranged FOR boarders. Good loca-
liou. nice buildlnE. reasonable rent Only
l. rooms sleeping porehes, close in. 1870
other bargains from TO IS rooms see Mr..
Rlce.
Ramey Bros.
sos First Vat Bank Bldg Phone 612.
DON'T WAIT.
See this bis money maker today. = large
beautifully furnished rooms. two blocks from
postorfice. transient trade, net income Of
s3e0 and up per month good lease, rent $40.
$500 cash viii swing
Beautiful apartment house, 20 rooms. ele-
cantly furnished. private baths sleeping
porches Good lease. rent only $40 per month
snap at sl5e0. half cash. balance $50 Per
month
Close in on Montana. rooms sleeping porch,
very expensive furniture. rent S35- Furniture
ana lease $3.50 some terms.
Very desirable i rooms beautifully furnished
Good lease rent 500 A bargain at Ss15.
NJ r. ToWnley-
With Bailey Land Co.
soc Mesa- Phone 2osS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19

JUST WHAT YOU WANT.
fine lots . room house, porch. chicken
house. garage, all fenced and in garden.
fruit trees and flowers. For quick sale $500,
sa5g cash. bal. easy. See Mr.. Rice.
Ramey Bros
SOS First Nat. Bank Bldg Phone 6la-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19

SOUTH FRONT CORNER LOTS
GOVERNMENT HILL $3.50.
Just blocks from Bliss St one
block from car line A snap. but
you'll have to hurry $3.50 cash
Bal easy
GOVERNMENT HILL lots.
SO down. s. a MONTH
Some choice lots at S2Z5 on these
exceptional terms. no interest. no
taxes. for IS months
Phi. 1913 Creel a Phillips. 50l Mesa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
FrKNAcE HEATED HOME $3.50.

FURNACE HEATED HOME $3.50.
large rooms and screened porch
finished basement, hardwood floors
built in book cases. massive buffet
large kitchen cabinet. eollonade op-
euing between living and dining
rocp1 The wood work in bed rooms
and bath finished in white enamel all
walls Will be tinted to suit purchaser.
beautifully terraced lots on paved
street Jitne and street car service
fairly close in. small cash payment
balance less than the house would
rent for See this today.
Pm 5O75- Creel a Phillips 800 Ness
MONTANA ST. HOME.
VIII sell my home. sos Montana 81 Itclus
Houston SQUARE. Eight large rooms. hard
wood floors. best location in city II YOU
want a first class home look II over No
agents Address Jos +. Bennett Canutlilo-
Texas.
BUNGALOWS.
& room new bungalow. east front near Mon
ana FOR $3.50 $500 cash, $40 per month,
including interest 90. NJ
: rooms including glassed room. Altura PARK
furnished for $5le0, $500 cash. 80 Per llo-
including interest ,.
s rooms south front in Manhattan Heights.
basement. heating plant. and fences Tor
$3.50. o. -
3 room red pressed brick. Bliss St. garase;
basement. heating plant and hardWooa
fIoors. Price $3.50 $1,000 cash. bal $40 per
Jay F. Knox Company.
20s Mills st. Pnone -,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19

ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW
S2300.
All built in features. large rooms
screened porches. built on fun lots
one block from good car line 500
ash. balance S32-50 month Inc
GLIDING interest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19

For Sale Real Estate
Country Property.
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FOR SALE-By owner. ten acres in young
orchard. pears and apples, an bearing. Ot1ef
improvements, for particulars. address BOX
- Tsieta. Texas
For Sale-Farms and Ranches
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go ACRES cultivated land lever valley,
trade or terms. sos y Campbell
RANCHES AND RANGE LANDS.
Largest list in the southwest
Pennebaker. . Republics Bldg
80 ACRES, se5L ACRES AND 445s ACRES.
every inch cultivated. 6 rm- house orchard
alfalfa viii sell all together or each tract
separately. Close 20 school and p O. on
good road $40 per acre VIII give terms
Address Y 2641 care Herald
VALLEY FARM FOR LEASE
ti0od house. on iuterurban and paved road
hot and cold water garage. barns. chicken
houses. fine for dairy or poultry raising. etc
PennebalSer. Republics
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
For SaIe-Rooming and Boarding
Houses.

For SaIe-ROoming and Boarding
Houses.
FOR SALE room boarding ana E9oming
house 7oS y. Oregon Phone 1880
FOR sALE-Private roomiug house. com
pletely furnished--s rooms all filled. splen-
did location for boarders If desired House
has porches, toilets and bath Cneap
rent. price $3.50 cash only Address 5 81.
Herald.
For Sale or Exehange-ReaI Estate.
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FOR EXCHANGE-f room BUNGALOW, best
residence district, Tucson. Arizona for Fl
Paso property Phone 2olS
A HOME. ESQ acres good improvements.
want merchandise or city property Price
$40 per acre. Box l26, Decatur, Texas,
WANTED-To exchange house and lot in
Dallas for property In Fl Paso. eos E Neva-
ia W. H. Weathers-
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Easy terms, Roz-
well suburban 20 acre orchard aAd truck
Address @. ". H- Herald
For SaieAAutomobies-Wanted.
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.5x1l0 feet. corner to exchange for End
Psnnebaker. Republics Bldg.
WANTED-Ford delivery truck. must be
cheap for cash. Call 9o6 s FL Paso St. or
phone 1913
UPHOLsTERING. an kinds furniture. Auto
slip covers ana tops 20 order r L Daniel
Furn- a Aatt. Fcty-
1918 SIN seven passenger touring car used
only few months, for sale cheap. S. As, care
Herald
FORD touring car in good condition also
two good bicycles. for particulars cal 1924,
leaving city. must sell quick
FOR sALE-ls15 4 cylinder Detroiter. ex-
cellent condition, extra dres, etc, S6o9 cash.
or trade for 1915 roadster Take or assume
difference p o. Box losl-
WILL t1ade seven passenger Oakland car
as first payment or for equity I'm modern cot
tage- A bargain here as owner has no use
for car. Norton-stocks realty co
AUTOMOBILE WANTED.
As ffrst payment ON lots on Wyoming St.
or q lots in MorniuEside Heights OF new 5
room bungalow furnished
Jay r. Knox Company,
LEE BENHAM.
lie ". Overland. Phone g..
1919 Overland. 8 ------------- $500
1913 Overland piss $40
1913 Mitchell 8, pass--.----.-----.-. $50
1915 Buick. pass OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SOC
1915 Ford chassis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20
1913 Ford truck ----------- .---------- ~.
Ford Chassis ---..-------.-....-. $3.50
Furu Truck ------- ---s-----.- 80
Ford five passenger --------- -------.-- go
Regal Chassis -.--------.- 100
Buick Roadster ----..----.-- 90
Regal five passenger ----.----.----.--. go
Saxon roadster-bargain --.-------...- 125
Hudson "d' five passenger .---..---.-. 900
Stevens "6' four passenger -----------. 800
FOR Automobile Week. the big bargain AZIZ
For Q passenger body with top and
yysn5ed-A few eood five and seven passeu-
ger cars. must De cheap for cash
sI5 Texas ST. Telephone 72s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19
For Sale Real Estate-City Property


NEW BUNGALOW. basement and heating
plant Phone 5625 J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19

4 corner lots IN Government Hill near car
line Well located, = cash. balance SO per
month.
Geo. II. Booth Co.
Phone 1852 81 Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-19

Business property. right in the heart OF
the littla town growing Up on Piedras street,
4Tx200 Facing paved street, paving paid
east front some one with an eye on the
future can make good investment here
Leavell. Palm & sherman.
sole Agents.
207 Mills St Phone 422G
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-12

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in Shrem eiaenen 9orlor reprobusiren uuO Der neue Hepros
oucer wiro gle ~gtauben MAIDEN Der pirtlifen 8Orieaun9
beisuiuobnen. g4ir baben o~ieieben III ale @r6BeH, Stplen
uuO 5u alien 4reiien bon ST Z so biz $500.
Ksmmcn Sic ,m irecnS elmer 5eit bercin
ans bSren Sic 1br bcliebteitcs ulmiieitiid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
Wilson Offers Aid
to Some Autoists
Comes Upon Wrecked Machine
and Inquiries About Injured
Members of Party.

CORNISH. N. H.. July 4-President
Wilson, out for an automobile ride
with members of his family to-day, Of
fered assistance to some motorists
whose car had gone over an embank-
ment. throwing woman into Echo
Lake. The Presidents car was run
ming around the edge of the lake near
Ludlow, VT. when II came upon a eroup
or persons surrounding a small ma
chine hanging over the side of the
road.
With DR.. Cary Grayson. Mr.. Wilson
alightcd from his car and INQUIRED
whether any one had been hurt. He
was told that Mrs. Bert Balch. of I,ud-
low. had been thrown into the lake
and badly bruised. and that another
woman and d man had been slightly
hurt He expressed sympathy, and in
CURED whether DR.. Grayaon could do
anything, and was informed that the
Injured mad been removed TO a Farm
house.
The President offered to have his
automobile pull the wrecked machine
oack over ;he embankment. but an
automobile truck already had been
sent for.
Independence Day will be spent by
the president with his family quietly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
JAMES M'NULTY DEAD
"h'ie In Confederate Service Was SEN
tenced Ia Death as Spy.
[special 10 The rimea.ni.na.ah :,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
BALTIMORE. MD. July flames
McNulty, Confederate veteran. who
had been an inmate OF the Confederate
Soldiers Home in Pikesville for tho
last eighteen years, died this after.
noon at the age OF eighty-three. Death
resulted from paralysis and infirmities
OF age. He enlisted in tho Confederate
service in 1861 as a private in Company
d. FIRST Maryland Infantry. and was
discharged in December OF the same
year on account of disability.
He was captured as a spy in Haeers-
town. Md. on July Z. 1853. and was
tried. convicted and sentenced to be
hanged. He was reprieved, however
and later reported 20 Admiral Buch-
anan' who placed him in charge OF
ordnance at Richmond. Later he was
sent TO Salisbury. n. c., where he re-
mained with General Bradley T. John.
son until the end OF the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
GERMAN BATTLEsH|P PREY
OF RUSSIAN SUBMARINE
General Staff Reports That Vessel OF
Deutschland Type Was
Sent to Bottom.
NOT ADMITTED BY GERMANY
Loss Of Aiine-Layer Albatross, After
Plucky Fight With Four of Cars
Cruisers Claims Public Attention
in Berlin.

Especial Gable to The Times-Dispatch. ]
PETROGRAD, July 4-The naval
general staff has issued an announce
ment that during the series of naval
actions following the raid attempted
by German warships on windau, an
other big German warship, of the
Deutschland type, was blown up by
two torpedoes and sunk. The Official
announcement credits the destruction
OF the battleship to a submarine.
While tho identity of the German sea
hghter is not disclosed. there are only
five ships OF that distinctive tyne.
the Deutschland, Hanover, Pommern,
Schleswig-H -Holstein and Schlesien. All
were launched between 1904 and 1906.
and are of 1920 tons. and carry a
complement of about 500 men. They
are heavily armed, their principal guns
being eleven-inch, and their speed be-
tween nineteen and twenty knots un-
der forced draft. Their cost was
more than s6,0000o0 each
The destruction of this vessel took
place early In the series of engage
ments In the Baltic. which terminated
on saturday In damaging two German
cruisers after driving the German mine
layer, Albatross. ashore on the coast
OF Gothland Island, Sweden. Dis
patches from the latter state that the
commander OF the Albatross was not
Killed, as enormously reported, the
dead officer being First Lieutenant
Lowenburg. The members of the crew
killed have been buried there. twenty
seven wounded are being cared for in
swedish hospitals. and 1877 men have
been interned
Throughout the series Of conflicts
the units or the Russian fleet suffered
little damage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
GERMANS DISPERSED
AFTER HEAVY LOSSES

PARIS, July 4.-German troops in
close formation last night attacked the
French defending the Angres- -Ablain
road, north of Arras. but were dis
persed after heavy losses. says to-
days French official statement A
German battalion. the statement adds,
which attempted to storm Fey. five
miles west OF Pont-a- -Mousson and tho
Moselle River, was hurled back after
reaching the French wire entangle-
ments. The statement reads:
In the region north OF Arras the
enemy last night attacked In close
formation our positions along the road
from Angres to Ablain. which is north
Of the highway running between Ak
Roulette and Souchez. They were dis
persed and driven back by the fire from
the French barricade and machine
guns with heavy losses
I'm the Argonne infantry fire and
cannonading did not cease during tho
night. Along the road between Binar-
willie and Vienne le Chateau, as far as
infantry engagements.
I'm the region OF La Fontaine there
has been no change.
"On the front at La Haye the Ger
mans after violent bomhardment, en-
deavored to attack our trenches at
about midnight.
North of Regnevelle tho fire from
our barricades prevented the forces OF
the enemy from spreading out.
In front OF Fey a battalion OF the
enemy which came as far as our wire
entanslements was compelled 10 retire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
GERMAN MINE LAYER
MAKES PLUCKY EJG HIT

BERLIN, July 4 (by wireless to Say
Viile).-The plucky fight OF the Ger
man mine layer, Albatross, against four
Russian cruisers OF the armored class.
and what Is charged by German naval
officers as Russian violation OF Swed-
ish neutrality, claimed public atten-
ton in Berlin to-day
According to Swedish and Danish re
ports. the Albatros in a dense fog lost
sight of accompanying small cruisers.
and suddenly was attacked by four
Dig ships. Tho mine layer fought des-
perateiy for several hours, but was
driven towards the Swedish coast, and
finally entered Swedish waters The
captain ran the ship aground near
Henviker.
The Russians. it Is said, continued
firing long after the Albatross en-
tered Swedish territory The Oeste-
sarn Lighthouse was hit and the keeper
was compelled to fee.
The Albatross was hit about thirty
times. Lieutenant Loewenberg and
twenty seven men were killed and
many others were wounded. One she'll
entered the ship hospital, killing ten
wounded men and fatally woundinr q
doctor. After the Albatross was
beached. the captain assembled tho
crew around the flag flying aft, the
foremast having been shot away. Thev
sang the national hymn and gave three
cheers for the Emperor and the Father
land The captain then struck the flag.
and requested the Swedes to intern
ship and crew.
The Swedish government. these ad-
vices say. Immediately ordered the
Swedish minister at Petrograd to pro-
test vigorously against the violation OF
Sweden's neutrality
The Russian cruisers, after the ac
ton with the Albatross. were engaged
by one large warship and several
small German cruisers OFF the coast.
and disappeared hotly pursued by the
Germans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
RETURNING TO NORMAL
Burieson Issues Statement Concerning
Postal Revenues.

Postal Revenues.
WASHINGTON, July 4.-Postal rev.
enues. so depleted after outbreak of
the European war that the department
closed the fiscal year with a $4,000, 900
deficit are rapidly returning to nor
MAJ. SAID statement issued tonight
oy Postmaster-General Burleson.
But for economies initiated by the
department. and carried out by the eff
cient cooperation Of the whole ser
vice" said Mr.. Burleson. the deficit
would nave been much larger In this
connection I am able TO report an un-
expended balance of the funds annro-
priated for the Years expenditures
which, II is estimated. exceeds s14
100000. Had We used the full amoun,
we were authorized to spend by Con-
sress, the deficit for the year would
nave approximatcd s25. ooo."
Notwithstanding these economies the
Postmaster-General added, the service
mas been Kept up to standard various
extensions made and authorized in
crcases in salaries put into effect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
MAY IDENTIFY HOLT
AS ERICH MUENTER
His Description Tallies With
That of Missing Harvard
Instructor.
POLICE ARE INVESTIGATING
Disappeared From Cambridge
After Death of Wife in 1906
of Alleged Poisoning.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, July 4.-The
police tonight awaited word from the
new York police regarding the possible
identification OF Frank Holt who shot
j. p. Morgan. as Erich Muenter. the
FORMER Harvard instructor who disap-
peared from this city after the death
OF his wife on April 16, 1906, Of al
ieged poisoning. Pictures of Muenter
and fun description were mailed to
the New York police.
Patrick +. Hurley, captain OF detec-
tives. who took an active part In the
investigation of the Muenter case. de-
clares the description Of Holt tallies
closely with that of the missing Har-
ward instructor. Should a more de-
tailed description reveal a striking
similarity between Holt and Muenter,
Captain Hurley said that some one who
knew Muenter would be taken to Glen
Cove for A positive identification.
Until the facts concerning Holt we're
received from New York, Captain Hur-
ley said no official action would be
taken.
The police search for Mucnter lasted
FOR many months. Added interest was
given IT by frequent letters sent to
former friends by the missing instruc-
tor One communication was a long
printed pamphlet mailed from New
Orleans. a chapter of il said that
Muenter had talked with the soul of
ms wife, and an investigation is said
TO have revealed that he and few
friends In Chicago believed they had
proved a theory that the soul of a
dead person could be seen to leave the
BODY In the form of a thin violet vapor.
me police attached Importance to this
as suggesting that Muenter possibly
caused his wife's death in an e.neri
Inent To Suppnrt his thenr,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
"JITNEY WEDDING BUREAU"
Mormon Preacher Virtually "Corner..
Marriage Market.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
ELkTON. MD. July 4.-Preachers
here who have been doing a land Office
business" for years marrying scores of
runaway couples from Pennsylvania
and Delaware. are up in arms against
rival who has virtually "cornered"
the marriage market
He is Rev. Henry Carr. a young
Mormon preacher. who is credited with
establishing matrimonial jitney SER
vice" Drivers OF jitney buses receive
from Carr so cents for every prospec-
tive bride and bridegroom they bring
to his rapid-fre marriage office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-05
Unfavorable Weather
Predicted for To-Day

WASHINGTON. July 4.-Unfavor-
able weather for Independence Day
celebrations tomorrow In the East
was forecast tonight. The Weather
Bureau predicted overcast skies.
with showers In the Middle Atlantic
and New England States, and show
ers in the South and East Gulf
states.
Fair weather was promised for
the Ohio Valley, the West Gulf and
Great Lakes sections.