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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
SEEK TO FIX IDENTITY
OF MONTH-0LD BABY BOY
Child Wrapped In Fine Clothing IN
Found Abandoned in Alley by
MINI on Way to Work.

The police last night were trying
t" establish the identity of a month
Ola boy who was found wrapped in
a bundle of fine clothing yesterday
morning in AN alley in the rear Of HIS
East Cary street. The child was dis
covered by j. l.. PcaSlcy. Il bricklaycr.
oil 25io East Marshall Street, who was
on his way To work. He called po-
liccmcn wyatt, and DriskolI and tbcv
carried the founding TO the virginia
Hospital
The child's clothing appeared To have
been newly bought and expensive He
VIII lac cared for at the hospital and
EFFORTS VIII he made to have him adopt :
ed IN some comfortable home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
BOTH JAIL AND PRISON
Eddie Harris Must Serve Term in Each
for Two Convictions of
Assault.

Three years in the pcnitcntiary and
one year IN the county Jail was the
penalty imposed upon Eddie Harris
colorcd. by jury in Hcnrico Circuit
QUIT yesterday. Harris was convict
cd on a charge Of assaulting Charles
Anderson. Il white man, and the tail
sentence imposed. He was found guilty
by Ia" jury in another case OF having
assaulted George Wright. colorcd, on
August 20. 1915, and was given three
years in the pcnitcntiary
James Burton. colored, was given one
year IN the pcnitcntiary for assault :
ing Charles Anderson on Sep,embcr q.
1916. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
ORDER FOR ENGINES
Chesapeake md ohio Authorizrs Com
sfrurtion Of Twruty-Fivr MnIIrf-
type Locomotives ut Once

tn" chesapeake and Ohio hallway
has just placed an order with the
American Locomotive Company for
Twenty-Five Mallet-typc locomotives
according 10 an announcements made
yesterday AT the general Offices Of the
road. in this city. The engines are
I" ID" built AT the Schenectady. y Y.
pEhni "f The company, and are scheduled
Tor completion next March
IN" latest order of the Chcsapcakc
ana ON" hallway for engines is in adj
ditl"n to an order for Twenty-Five NAL
iet locomotives recently placed with the
same company. which are to he de-
!iVered TO the road in December
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
Magistrate aud Mrs. j. \. Purdic HIVE
ltccn Married for Twenty
five Years.

squire ana Mrs. j. 4. Purdic have
been married for twenty-five years to-
day and they plan appropriately to
celebrate their silver wedding at their
home. 400 West Marshall street.
NO. there is not going to he any
reception, except at the front door,
SAID Squire Purdic last night "Eut."
he continued, I'VE are going to be at
home all day and in the evening to
our friends
Besides being grandfather. Squire
Purdic is the proud father of six chill
drcn. ranging in years from twenty
four down. He bears the reputation OF
being one Of the most popular and
efficient magistrates in Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
ROBBERY AT BREWERY
some One Getting Ready for Dry Times.
Says Police Sergeant
.Jordnn.

Some institutions in Richmond are
already beginning to feel the effects OF
preparedness" on the even OF Novem-
Der ]. The manager OF a brewery at
Broad and kenney Streets yesterday
complained to the police that the place
was entered and twelve crates OF
bottled beer stolen In addition, fn6
overcoat was missing from the Office.
EXPECT someone is getting ready
for the time when the town goes dry"
remarked Desk Sergeant at the Second
Police Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
lABOR-LAW VIOLATIONS
ftnrd for Employing
Children More rhnn Ten uours
la Twenty Four

t. - f"wcll was fined s2h and costs
IN IN" i"iic" Court Yesterday for en-
Pl"N'hS children under eighteen years
~ az l" work more than ton hours
IN twcnty-four.
lrrcy Hinton. coiorcd, was sent to
jan Tor ninety days for stealing stove
Pipc hnd tools from John Il. Rose, Jr.
Agnes Barrett. colorcd. il was ,csti
nea TO, throw hot fatiron at Estclle
ward Justice Crutchfeld assessed
her 5" for the offensc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
Southern I,uiIynx t:.-,;,

estimated earnings Of the Southern
haiiwaY company for the fourth wccI,
OF September were S2037539 as cnn,.
pared with $l.S0i,61i for the same week
OF iast year, showing an increase Of
s2"2'S'". according to figures made pub
ne Yesterday by Comptroller a. IT.
Plant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
WAS INJURED ACCIDENTALLY
ny 4 HItOTIIEH NI,EI(.Iu

He was shot by a brother officer. De-
tective Sergeant Willy. With Detcc-
tive Sergeant kellam. the two officers
were raidnE a house in which several
persons were caught using opium
Among other things in tho place was
found a fine revolver OF large caliber
After he had examined H. krenGel
handed the weapon TO Willy, and 1t
was discharged. the bullet passing
through the formers arm, shattering
nerve. =
Since that time Krengel has been
much in the limeliGht. He was "a con
Spicuous figure in the investigation OF
the Police Department. the outgrowth
Of the labors of the Vice Commission
whose members have now been dis
banded.
In his present condition, II is cvi-
dent that krcnCcl is still unable To
perform an officers vigorous duties
He may he continued on furlough II
he is retired he will receive n pension
OF $40 Il month from the Police Bcnev-
olcnt Association, unless the Council
should see tit TO continue him on the
pay roll Of the Police Department at
his present salary, which is about SOL
month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
WIN Addre.- Tur.dn. club.

pr. Robert &. Bryan VIII address the
OToad Young Mems Christian Asso-
On n = Tuesday Club at it's meeting
points TX. DIR. Bryan's talk Will deal
morning. ions In the war zone from
stssdisd Just returned
'al Of the fan season was
and was enjoyed by
present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07

Judgment for SS.o was entered yes.
terday in the Law and Equity Court
in favor of the Chat-Nash Company
against the Etjou Company. The money
was for tho rental OF two theaters in
Tennessee In 1917 Judgment was also
ordered in the same court for 500 Is
in favor OF Harrison & Bates against
William Catlin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
SenbOnrh EARNINGS,

Gross earnings of the Scaboard Air
Zine Railway Company for tho month
of August were s1,969.0a5 as against
si,632.I51 last year. increasing S33G3i4.
according to figures announced ycster-
day. Operating expenses and taxes for
the month aggregated Sl.iiS.350, which
was an increase of $l6I.oiS over last
year. Net earnings of tho Scahoard
for August amounted to s52O.TA5 gain
ing s175,096 over the same month of
last wear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
Concealed Weapon,

MaI's'rate T. j. Puryear, Of Henrico
county yesterday fined Adclphos Lee.
coiored. S25 and costs for carrying q
concealed weapon and for nssaulting
MI lIcrrett, foreman OF quarry on
hroah street Road The assault was
committed on last Saturday
j. Z. wilson. colorcd. was fined $40
anu COSTS ny Maristratc Puryear for
speeding on the New Market Road,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
Stockholders 10 Meet.

Stockholders of the defunct Union
stores. Incorporated. who formed an
association to resist the payment of
balances due on subscriptions to the
stock Of the corporation. will hold a
special meeting tonight at 8 O'clock in
the auditorium OF the John Marshall
High School The executive committee
will make it's report. and future action
by tho committee will he determined by
tho Stockholders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
State FAIR OFFICES
ARE NOW ON CROINDs
Many Exhibits are in Place. ard
Workmcn Arc Rushing
Preparations.
WILL OPEN MONDAY MORNING
Farm Implement Exhibit to BE
Larger Than Ever Bcfore-Equal
Suffrage League Announces Pro.
gram Of Daily Speaking.

Wagonload after wagonload of arti-
cles which had accumulated in the
State Fair Headquarters. sent from
every section of the state. were yes
tcrday transported 10 the proper build
inEs at the State Fair Grounds. where
to-day they will he placed in position
Tor showing. Express wagons We're also
delivering packages AT the grounds all
day long. and when the buildings were
closed last night. each rcscmblcd q,
mammoth StorchouSc If every kind of
goods imaginable.
General Manager Saunders and his
staff will to-day move headquarters to
the Fair Grounds and will he located
underneath the grand stand. where
there will be telephone connection with
every building on the grounds
ConccsSionaircS rushed work on the
booths and buildings yesterday, and
hot dogs" and coffee were available
for the hundreds Of workmcn and wo-
men engaged I'm the work Of complct-
ing the exhibits for Mondays open
ing.
SPECIAL. PASSES WILL
HE REQUIRED SUNDAY
Late Tonight and throughout to-
morrow the trains bearing the various
shows for the Midway and Wahoo Lane
VIII arrive, and over tomorrow night
"A tented city" Viii arise on the
grounds. Because OF the need of every
persons work counting FOR the compile
tion Of the fair only persons having
business will be admitted to the
grounds to-morrow. Al, passes for
Sunday must have the personal sigma
turc of General Manager Saunders else
the holder Will hc turned down at the
gates.
Industrial Hall, the county exhibit
building. the poultry building and the
live stock and racing harms were the
scenes of great activity Yesterday,
while in the spaces allotted 10 the dis
play of farming machinery, there were
being put into place, ready for opera
ton. every kind of labor-savinG device
for the farmer. The rm-implemcut
exhibit Will be larger and more COM
plc,c this year than ever before.
The sale OF boxes is reported good.
and those expecting To entertain friends
are urged 10 make their reservations
to-day. as Monday may he too late.
Throughout next week the Equal Suf-
fraGe League of Virginia will main
tain a booth AZ the state Fair. II will
be deliberately decorated in yellow
white and blue, the leagues colors.
Among the speakers who will make adj
dresses every afternoon and night are
Mrs. r. Il. Valentine. Mrs. T. l.. job
son. Miss Nora Houston. Miss Mac
Schaill. Mrs. John @. Muncc and others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
GREAT INTEREST SHOWN
IN CASE OF KRENGEL
Star Witness OF Vice Investigation
May BE Relieved From
Police Force.
Is EXAMINED BY SURGEON
Officials Are Rcticent as to Course
That Will BE Taken-COuncil May
Authorize His Retention on City's
Pay Roll.

Interest in the case of Detective
Sergeant Fred l.. krengel, whose ply
steal disability has raised the ques-
ton of his retirement from the po-
lice Department has spread beyond
the confines of police circles Even
those directly involved are loath to
discuss the matter. and il will be i'm
possible for any action to be taken
either one way or the other until DR.
St Julien Oppcnhimcr, police surgeon
makes a formal report to Chief of po.
lice Werner concerning krengers phv.
Steal condition.
The officer was examined yesterday
by DIR. oppenhimer. assisted by DR.
Charles NJ. Iiazen, Nrcngers physician
The former last night said that lie OK
rcctcd TO transmit his report to Major
Werner on Monday morning.
Because OF his condition. Erep,e,
has been on three months furlough,
which expired yesterday. and he re-
ported to the surgeon for examination.
The outcome has not been announced
FRIENDS SEEK I<RENGEL's
RETENTION On FORCE
u pr. oppcnhimer prefers charges
of physical disability against tho de-
tcctivc. it will be necessary for Ma
jon Werner to give him n hearing to
show why he should not be retired
from the force II this is done. and
the officer can give no reason for his
continuance in service. the chief will
recommend to Mayor Ainslie that he
be retired. This will leave but one
course open to the Mayor. 1t Is known
mat some of Krengers influential
friends are doing their utmost TO have
him retained on the active list. Should
they hc unable to do so, IL is repor,-
ed. a movement Will he started to have
the city Council pass a resolution 10
continue his pay as a police officer af
ter his retirement
kr"nGel asked TO be excused from
discussing his case at this time
krcnrcl was accidentally shot in tho
right arm on July 20. 1912, ami since
that tim" he has been on and off duty
Tor considerable periods. as his contli-
ton warranted. AT one time he had
apparently rcgained the full use of his
arm. and then 1T began to weaken and
steadily grew worse until he was
forced 10 ask to he relieved OF active
work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
BARRETT COURT-MART|AL
HEARS CAPTAIN BROOKS
witness Heard Accused Say He Was
Disguised With Militia and
Intended to Retire.
DID NOT TAKE HIM SERIOUSLY
Gives Major Barrett Excellent Char.
acter as Man and Oniccr-Othcr
witnesses Summoned to Testify.
May Conclude Hearing To-Day.

Alter the examination of Captain
Joseph - Brooks. OF the First Bat
talon. Fourth Maryland Infantry. I'm
inc second day of the trial of Major
Henry ;. Barrett, OF the same rcpi
mcht, before general court-martial ar
camp stuart yesterday morning. tho
court adjourned 10 meet again at IN
o'clock this morning. when IL is ex
pcctcd that other witnesses will have
arrived The witnesses expected ia
testify to-day are Colonel Harry g
Jones. CAPTAIN Guy IL. Stanton and
captain Milton Roberts. All of tho
FOURTH Maryland Infantry.
Captain Brooks testified that be
heard Major Barrett declare that he
was dissustcd with the militia and in
tended to retire. for which statement
he Is now on trial. but that he under.
stood that Major Barrett did not ne,,
ms remarks to be taken seriously
Major Barrett told the ncwspaper "a
p"rtcrs that they Nigh, publish what
n. said according 10 Captain Brooks
The witness Stated that he considered
mis- also 10 have boon said without
serious Intention
CAPTAIN DRuOI>S GIVES
ACCUSED coon CHARACTER
The excellent character and tho
military efficiency OF Major Barrett
attcS'"d ." by witnesses tn. f,rs, dav
Of the trial. We're substantia,cd hv
'hht'lh hrooks In answer 10 tho
suggestion OF Captain Cutchins.
, ,i judge advocate. that Major
Barrett was - kicker, Captain Brooke
Sad shat he thought tho kicks of the
accused were all prompted By de.
SIR" Tor IN" w"i!ar" OF his battalion
y" personal hard feeling existed be-
tween Major Jarrett and Colonel
smith who had him arrested for his
u,t"ranc"s, CAPTAIN Brooks testified
Many of III" officers Of the battalion
were displcas"d a, the refusal OF
colonel James 10 allow them 10 change
their camp site. said Captain Brooks.
Court Is set - meet AZ 10 O'clock
ms morning ~ Camp stuart. 1t is
quite possible that IN" proceedings will
not he completed TO-DAY. although the
otflc"rs who compose the tribunal are
anxious To finish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07

Mrs. Madeline Newton, who has been
III with appendicitis at St Etizabcth's
Hospital. is now at home. l02S West
Franklin Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
This Is the Birthday of
nnesWhitcOmbR ilev
(''The Hoosier Poet")
In the Basement Book Shop there will
be a display of the famous
Riley Poems
at a new price-50c each.

OCTOBER 7TII--the birthday of James
Whitcomb Rley-is now known as RILEY
DAY throughout the nation.
In recognition Of this event we will offer to-
day for the first time the famous Riley Poems
at less than their established prices.
Note this list Of titles, each bound separate
w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-07
Riley Songs O. Cheer

With nearly one hun
dred pictures by Will
Vawter. A collection OF
the favorite poems Of
gladness, content and
consolation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-28
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE. BONDS.
NOME HOLIDAY BARGAINS


SSVeV-ls rm. apis q store building, s
lots. 150xlf0 It. separate back yards for
each property. fences. front porch for ev-
cry apartment, s123 rental. $500 cash. bal
Ss5OO-IO room modern home 1000 blk.
Montana St. fun south front lots. best
buy on this fine street. $500 cash. l. &
S5sOO-lO rm-, rental 800 Mex tenements
Is cash. bal suit
S575o-A 6 nm modern home. fun lots. zoo
Blk Mundy Ave. terms 10 suit purchaser.
S5OOO-New : nm bung, stories east
front, close In. real bargain, take as much
as $1,000 in lots. bal very easy
S4OOO-5 rm- bungalow. glazed sip. porch
beautiful maple floors. large basement, 5000
blk East FL Paso. Alta Vista section, $500
cash, bal $50 month or suit
SS5OO-6 rm- bung- cottage. New Orleans
ST. restricted district. full basement gar
age. beautiful lawn. $500 cash. $50 per mo.
and interest
SSIOO-5 nm bung.. south frt. lots. Grand
Ave, Grand View, zeal bargain; $500 cash,
SSOOO-4 rm. bung.. large sip. porch. s7Ik It.
frt. Orchard Park. driveway. walks. S300
cash. bal to suit
S245O-i rm. bung.. south frt. lots. Mem
phls St. hardwood floors. $500 in out
buildings. furnished. $500 cash. $50 per mo.
S2SsJ-i nm bung-. H p. new. $500 cash
$50 per mo-. including interest
Sls5O-i rm- cottage, Bisbee St $50 cash
SO per mo.
SI6OO-2 rm.. = sip. porches. 20 #, frt.. Pie
dras St. $500 cash. SIS per mo, including
sl5OO-S rm. cottage. paved street II lots
500 cash. SO per mo.
SiS25-s rm- cottage. = south front lots.
trsae, large porehes completely furnished
$3.50 rm-, sip porches 2 lots. 1 blk. car
Inc. $3.50 cash, So per mo.
Si9OO-S6 acres upper valley. on state road
trade Tor city property.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY.
tNone 900 100 San Antonio s..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-28
For Sale Real E.tate-CiB Property.


FOR SALE by owner-Two good tenement
houses at sacrifice z625 san Diego St
BEAUTIFUL HOME-New 4-room bun
galow just completed; glassed in sleeping
porch. basement. hot air registers. front
rooms painted in Tiffany, mahogany finish
All the built in features. including kitchen
cabinet. full size mission door n bed room.
South front. all side walks in. we will sell
this at a bargain. but you VIII have 70
hurry Make your own terms
On Bliss St, new Groom bungalow with
garage and concrete driveway. full lots,
the last word in bungalow construction
Price $4,000.
$50 DOwn-5-room bungalow in Grand View
Full size basement. Price $4,000. 50 per
month Can you beat III
We have several good building sites 81
Sunset Hts. and near the new high school,
Will build on easy terms to suit you
S21O0 worth vendors lien notes 10 trade
Tor good building sites
For Trade-New apartment. renting for $50
monthly: Will take one third in city prop
erty.
Automobile wanted as part payment On o.
room Gotta $4,000.
$3.50 DOwn-New f-roOm bungalow in Alta
Vista II taken quick. $3.50
bricE with basement $4,000
$500 vendors lien note for sale. 30 per cent
valuation. per cent Interest
HAWKINS BROS.
and Morgan Bldg Phone 2sO0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-28
OWNER LEAVING CITY.

BUNGALOW OWNER LEAVING CITY.
Has beautiful 4-room bungalow. sleeping
porches, one plastered and giassed in. othe-
plastered and screened; very attractive in
terror finish; parked street; price 5000;
$3.50 cash. balance TO suit.
KILBURN-HALE REALTY Co.
80 First National Bank Bldg. Phone SOS.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
= apartment houses on nice cor. lots: 81.
bath and sleep p; each apt close in and in
fine condition: paying Is per cent on SEQ
GOO T. OF tracks You can afford 10 borrow
the money to buy this Good reasons for
selling.
$4,000 worth OF vel located vacant lots
clear Of debt. TO exchange for income; viii
assume.
20 f. on S Oregon. near Second St. Se6 900.
20 II on & Oregon. near Overland. S35. 600.
80 r. on Durango. near san Francisco.
some fine buys and trades in close-in prop
erty-
CHARLES ". HARLOW. with
ANDERSON FILLER
JOY Texas St Phone 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-28
BEST BUY IN THE CITY AT 81 400.

bhSI Buy IN THE CITY Al -. 400
New five-roOm bungalow in Alta Vista sec
ton. Built OF beautiful rug brick. Large
basement with cement floors. Glazed sleep
ing porch Strictly modern with all up-to-
date lea ures such AS bullt-in bookcase
buffet and kitchen cabinet This same house
is being sold 10y others at $4,000 10 $500
our price only $500. Can De handled on
easy terms
JAMES l.. NARR co.
-Hf SEN Antonio Phone $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-28
For SaIe-ReaI Estate-City Property.


\ BARGAIN FOR $3.50.
. room bungalow. large living and dining
room; hardwood floor. tile bath. large front
and side porch sleeping pOrches. furnace.
heat. on corner 60x12j: paving and side
stricted district; small payment down: bal
auce 10 suit
See W. F KIRBY
LEANELL & SHERMAN.
Phone $3.50 IIs Texas s.
LOT BARGAINS
level corner lots on paved Bliss st.-
worth $500 each. will sell the 3 for S-00o
one third cash. baIsnc. easy. paving in
Guided
?. Rio Grande street
splendid lots ON paved street $3.50 pav-
ing paid
See IAUER Phone ss5--
>ECU RiTY REALTY co.
fos-s First Nat Bank Bldg.
BARGAIN WANTED.
II you own a well located piece OF property
and viii sacrifice for the money. ring Gle,
ask for
T. z HEAD. R4MEY BROS
COS First National Bank Bldg
SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS.
New five room brick bungalow. two porches.
two lots. at car line. can give immediate
possession; only S2500: $50 cash. balance
easy
FouI room house. porches. bath. garage. two
splendid lots. $3.50. 500 cash. balance
FRANK L. cox.
Phone s4-5. -ls Caples Bog.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-28
UNPARAIIELED BARCAIN

UNPARALLELED BARGAIN
Nice corner building Site close 90 new
high school southeast exposure. cut To
$500
Others are DilinE up money in their home
Investments How about yOu9 This might
appeal TO you nice house Of rooms close
in on Rio Grande ST.; paved and parked
street; owner leaving for Tennessee VIII
sacrifice for a quick sale
CASSIDY & MEL. Phone $40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-28

NoTner- c-ose m Tor Iess Ihan 800 per
front foot
HIECO ST--NeW room bungalow. mod
ern; south front lots: basement and reg
lister. $1,000. sf59 cash.
CLIFTON ST.-New room bungalow
glassed in porch. register basement: south
front lots; $4,000. 500 cash
MCKEE BROS.
$4,000 TO loan .6S Mills bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-28
NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION.
Two z-room modern bungalows with giassed
n sleeping porch. screened porch. basement
registers in. hardwood floors throughout
south front lot. tile roof. s500 block T.
Boulevard. car lines. paved street. close
20 jitne. 10 minute ride on car Ene.
Best buy today in close in home, better
hurry Price Ss30e. $500 cash.
Sole Agents.
3O4 Mesa.-CREEL REALTY CO.-Ph. JO15.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-28
GOOD INVESTMENT

A P COIe6 . Bros-l W \. Ufe-
EOn St, are authorized to sell
one Of the best business corners
IN Fl Paso. This is an unusu-
ally good chance to secure a
choice piece Of property suitable
FOR any line Of business at the
best rent The option is limited.
20 don't delay seeing this prop
cry Il in the market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-28
WE WANT LOTS
Up TO $1,000

as first payment on this pretty
home Price
$3.50.
Built OF red pressed brick on full
depth lots Has large living room.
dining room. two bed rooms, small
Kitchen, screened in porch. clear
across back OF house; nice front
porch, basement. all fenced and
cross fenced, only one block from
paved street and car line. three
blocks from jitnes. = block from
Manhattan Heights
PHILLIPS REALTY CO.
Phone 1898 SOS Mesa Ave.