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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-05
BRITISH HOLD
GAINS WON IN
GREAT BATTLE.
GERMANS so DEM0RALIZED BY
SHOCK OF FIRST ATTACK THAT
THEY ARE INACTIVE - HEAVY
ARTILLERY FIRE.

( NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-(Compiled by
the Associated Press from European
cables during the day. British forces
in Flanders are entrenched today on
crest Of high ground in tht famous
salient in the German front, in posi-
ton to throw shells downhill at the
enemy if the Germans essay the diff
cult task of counter attacking up
hill
From the captured village of Broods
the British can now lombard tht
Roulerhaven railroad, which forms the
principle line of communication Of the
Germans in the Ypres section.
Yesterdays tremendous and well-or-
ganized attack evidently took the Ger
mans by surprise, for they had massed
troops for an attack themselves These
were all caught in the British bar
rage, those spared from the initial in
| ferno being annihilated completely Dy
British infantry and machine guns
troops advancing under cover of arr
| tillery fire. Besides the ground lost
German casualties were extremely
heavy. Three thousand prisoners were
taken, the German resistance not
not appearing strong against the clock
like precision of the forward rush OF
he British. Those German behind con-
crete redoubts bristling with machine
guns gave most trouble.
Lack of German activity during
last night is accepted as further evf-
dence of the shock of yesterdays bat
tie to them. They kept up heavy ar
tiIlery fire last night, but di d not de-
liver a single counter attack.
British troops are busy consolidat-
ing their new positions
The French are kept busy by sur
prise attacks Of the Germans, partic-
ularly in the Champaign region and
upper Alsace, which gained the Ten-
tons nothing. Artillery activity is re-
ported northeast of Verdun, where the
Germans recently took bit of Frtnch
territory.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-05
TWO FIRES CALL
DEPARTMENT OUT
LITTLE DAMAGE DONE BY HAMP-
ON STREE BLAZE ROOF RUINED
ON LESLIE ROAD YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.

The fire department made a quick
run last evening to the home of Mr..
Perry, ON Hampton street, where an
oil stove had caused an alarm to be
sent. The blaze resulted in no dam
age.
What threatened to be dangerous
fire was narrowly prevented late yes
terday when the roof of the home OF
Mr.. Albert Thayer, on the Leslie road,
just outside the city limits, was dis
covered to be ablaze.
Assistance was quickly summoned
and the fire was extinguished before
serious damage resulted. Only few
shingles we're burned.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-05
To Unfurl Flag
On Lamar Street
STEPHEN PACE GETS
PERMISSION FROM CITY C0UN-
CIL-POLE TO BE ERECTED AT
CORNER OF LEE.

Permission to erect flag7pole al
the corner of Lee and Lamar streets
has been given by city council, and
the pole will be installed and the
flag unfurled as soon as arrangements
can be made.
Attorney stephen Pace is in charge
OF the project, and he is in the mar
ket for the tallest pole to be found
in this part of the state.
The public will be solicited to pay
the expenses of the project, about
sixty dollars being necessary to buy
pole, erect it, and purchase a large
silk flag.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-05
Veterans Report
Having Big Time
SUMTER COUNTY DELEGATION
BACK FROM THOMASVILLE -
MOST ENJOPABLE REUNION YET
HELD. THEY SAY.

The Sumter county veterans, six
teen in number, have returned from
Thomasville, where they attended their
annual reunion.
Adjutant j. D. Stewart says that
this was one OF the most successful
and certainly one of the most enjoya-
BILE reunions the veterans have ever
had. There were no accidents, no
sickness and no regrettable incidents
at all Nearly 500 veterans were in
attendance
Next year the reunion will be held
in Atlanta.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-05
POLITICAL CRISIS
THREATENS RUSSIA
KERENSKY THROWS DOWN THE
GAUNTLET TO THE DEMOCRATIC
CONGRESS-TO NAME CABINET
AS HE PLEASES.

PETROGRAD, October 5.-Late to-
day the political situation in Russia is
again becoming acute. Premier Ker-
ensky threw down the gauntlet to the
democratic congress yesterday, an
rouncing he made public the coalition
ministry against the wishes of the con-
gress, and will include constitutional
democrats within the cabinet, to which
action the congress is opposed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-05
GIL AND GAS PRODUCERS
MET FEDERAL BOARD

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 5.-oil
and gasoline refners, meeting with the
Federal Trade commission here today,
were told the government would insist
that the public be treated square in
war prices to be fixed for their prod
ucts.
The commission is now securing
data to be submitted to the president,
upon which these prices are to be
based. sss,zs -, ~
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-05
.HEFuIh'S CHARGES ARE
UNDER INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct. "a
house committee today began an in
vestigation of Representative Helms
charges that certain congressman had
''acted suspiciously, concerning the
war. The committees plan to hear
Representative Hefiin first were up
set when Postmaster General Burle~
son suddenly appeared at the capitol
and took the Alabama congressman
away with him.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-05
LAST IMPORTANT BILL
PASSED BY CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct. 5.--A
conference committee today agreed on
the terms of the military insurance
bill, which has already passed both
branches of congress. This is the lat
important administration measure be-
fore congress, and with it's passage
an early adjournment is anticipated.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-05
$3.50 Return On
Bale of Cotton
THIS INCLUDES WHAT THE SEED
BRINGS ALS0-FARMERS ARE
GETTING MORE THAN THEY
EVER DID.

A bale Of cotton now brings
farmer $3.50.
With cotton at 20 IL cents pound
and the seed selling for SIS a ton, a
farmer collects about $3.50 for each
bale that he brings to town.
These are the highest prices paid
since Immediately after the war, and
as result the planters of this Sec
tion are enjoying an unprecedented
prosperity.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-05
Teams Compared, Player by Player

Teams Compared, Player by Player.
NEW YORK, Oct.5.-A majority of
the veterans of preceding world series
will be found in the inhelds of the
New York Nationals and teh Chicago
Americans when these two teams
meet tomorrow in the 1917 series. Of
the eight players who are expected
to defend the inner lines four have
already passed through one or more
of these baseball classics and of thsi
quartet three will wear the unifrms
Of the Giants and one the colors of
the White Sox. Another popularity
is that the veteran material will clus-
ter between second and third bases
the initial sack being guarded by less
experienced players.
At first manager McGraw will place
his reliance in Holke while the Chic
ag interests will be defended by Gan
dill. In years of service and the
KNOWLEDGE which comes with it, Gan
dill will have the edge over his young
er opponent Both are steady, con-
sistent players covering the bag and
the adjacent territory without spec
tacular effort but with a high degree
of efficiency.
According their records for the past
season in their respective leagues
there is little to choose between them
SO far as fielding or batting is con-
cerned. Holke has slight advantage
of the averages in both these depart
ments as well as in stolen bases and
double plays. He is also three years
younger than Gandil but when all is
considered it is likely that the latter's
greater experience will slightly out
weigh Holke's speedier footwork The
margin of advantage is so small one
way or the other that SO far as fore
casts are concerned the two players
may be said to be equal in offensive
and defensive work.
Two of the best second basemen
in their respective leagues will be op
posed at the midway sack and the
struggle for honors between Eddie Col
Inns and Charles Herzog should be one
Of the thrilling features of the series.
World series play is no longer a
novelty to either as Collins has par.
ticipated in four such conflicts while
member of the Philadelphia Ath-
letics and Herzog has seen service in
three series with the Giants. Both
are noted for their ability to rise to
extreme heights of play at times and
from their keystone position to domi-
nate the work of the entire infield
combinations
Herzog, owing to the injury to his
back due to fall earlier in the sea
son, has not played as regularly as
Collins and there is just the bare pos
sibility that he may OF be available for
the series but this chance is SO remote
that he can for comparative purposes
be considered as the Giants second
baseman, If it proves to be otherwise
the stock of the New York club will
suffer a severe slump even beore the
first bal is pitched. AS their records
stand or the season Collins has the
better of Herzog in batting, fielding,
stolen bases and double plays. The
same is true of his averages in past
world series. Collins has batted 1888
and fielded .975 in four series to Her,
(Continued on Page Ffye.)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-05
NO INDICTMENTS IN
DALTON MURDER CASE

/No indictments were returned by the
Webster county grand jury, which
adjourned at Preston today, in the
case of Clifford T. Dalton, who was
assisinated several months ago.
The grand jury was unable to find
any clue to the identity of the MUIR
derers.
Dalton was shot as he sat at supper
with members of his family.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-05
SPECIAL MATTERS WILL BE
PRESENTED CONGREGATION

Matters of special Importance To
every member of the congregation viii
be presented at the morning service
OF First Baptist church Sunday morn
ing, and large attendance of the
members is especially urged.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
Legal No6eel
CITATION By PUBLICATIONS


CITATION By PUBLICATION
The state Of Texas.
To the sheriff or any constable OF e.
Isso county, greeting
You are hereby commanded 10 summon
= lward L. Walker by making publication
II this citation once in each week for
four successive weeks previous % the re-
turn day hereof. in some newspaper pub
Ils1ed in your county. TO appear al the
next regular term OF the S4th District
court Of FL Paso county. TO be holden at
ne Court house thereof In the CITY Of
November, 1917. the same being the 5.h
Gay OF November. 1917. then and there 20
answer petition filed In said court on
the 4th day Of October. 1917. in a suit
numbered on the docket OF said court No.
1917, wherein Vivian Walker is plaintiff
and Howard l. Walker is defendant and
said petition being a suit for divorce or
The ground OF three years abandonment.
and alleging that plaintuff is an actual
houa1ide resident OF the state Of Texas
and has resided In the state for more
nan one year. and in the county for more
han six months preceding the filing OF
The petition further alleging that defend
lu- abandoned plaintiff for a period o.
more than three years. and praying for
81 divorce and the care. custody and con
troll Of the two minor children Of plain
If ana are tO-wit-
Raymond, a boy aged eight years, and
Geraldine. a girl aged 10 years
Herein fail not, but have you before said
court. at its aforesaid next regular term,
this writ with your return thereon. show
Ing how you have executed the same
Given under my hand and seal Of said
court, at office IN the city Of Fl Paso,
Texas. this the 9Th day Of October. 1917.
tseaD C. Il. MCKINNEY.
clerk district court, e Paso county Tex.
by 81 z Haynes, Deputy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06

DRUG STORE FOR SALE ON THE
COAST BIG BOON JUST BEGINNING
WITH HUNDREDS OF SKILLED WORK
MIN EMPLOYED, WITH BIG PAYROLL.
MONEY MAKING STORE, CLEAN
STOCK. GOOD FIXTURES. CASH SALES
$500 PER MONTH BIGGEST BARGAIN
OFFERED IN TEXAS. INVOICES 5000.
TERMS. ALL CASH, $50 DISCOUNT
PART CASH, NOT LESS THAN $500;
BALANCE UNTNCUMBERED LAND,
REAL ESTATE OF GOOD SECURITY.
DON'T ANSWER UNLESS YOU HAVE
THE CASH. ADDRESS TEXAS BAR
GAIN CARE or H J. HACKETT, SIN
TON, TEXAS
WANTED get in touch with group
Of five or six responsible business men VIII
are financially able 10 take over a bev-
erage formula and float a corporation 10
manufacture, on a large scale syrup as a
tasis for soft drinks; also TO start a chain
Of bottlinE plants under a subsidiary cor
poration 10 consume this syrup as manu-
featured. This formula contains no CO.
caine. caffeine or other harmful or habit
forming drugs and produces a refreshing
ard palatabIe drink (for fountains and
buttlesJ that viii grow IN popularity by
leaps and bounds. The territory IN the
L. s. rasr Of the Mississippi river Is sold
W. o. TRENOR,
Roanoke
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
Wanted-Salesmen

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SIDE LINE statesmen can earn big money
selling new proposition; no samples 70
carry references; confidential Ad-Lee,
Co., Chicago.
REPRESENTATIVE wanted in every town
known easy work. business permanent.
write quick FOR particulars and PROPOSE
ton speedoline Company. Dallas, Texas
SIDE LINE MEMO you want a real one
that one order day viii pay you 5000
No samples 70 carry; something new
Write today. Garfield Mfg Co, eos Sigel
St. Chicago. Ill
sALEsMEN--Ci city or travelling; write Tor
lis Of openings and how TO obtain them
Address nearest office Natl statesmen s
IT. Assn, dept 2Z3, Chicago, san Fran
cisco. New York
Statesmen to sen raincoats direct from
factory 10 wtarer, 10 retail $3.50. S10.5O,
$3.50; satisfaction Guaranteed 0ppor-
tunity for man with selling ability Quail
ity RaincOat Co, 102 Fifth ave, New
York
STOCK statesmen wanted-Want several
men full OF pep and energy who can give
good references we have statesmen max
Ing high as $500 per week; leads and best
bank references furnished. Write at once
for particulars Traders Oil and Refining
company. Oklahoma City. Okla
SALESMEN-New sideline; easy seller;
big m91eys Irompt commissions; respou-
sible house, express prepaid; sales guar
anteed; harvest season Write quick Grove
Mig. Co. 1852 Cottage Grove. Chicago
EN-Experienced. any line. uncx-
celled NEW speciality proposition for gem
eral trade. splendid commission contract;
Continental Jewelry Co. 35V40 Continental
building. Cleveland. Ohio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
500 BONUS

VIII pay for procurement Of responsible
position for a married man. 50 years Of
age. able organizer, reliable and trust
worthy out OF city proposition accepted
Secrecy assured. Write Z $50. care Herald.
CONFECTIONERY outfit. complete, in
stalled In new building at Canutillo Texas
consisting OF soda fountain. show cases
tables. chairs carbonating outfit; rent $50
month, including nice living quarters; fine
opportunity for good little business small
cash payment. balance easy monthly pay
ments- Apply 200 Herald building. Phone
1888
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
Help Wanted-MaIe and Female

THOUSANDS government war positions
open: 500 month. Examinations every
where list free Franklin Institute. dept
$50 II, Rochester. y. Y
CIVIL SERVICE examinations in FL PasC
soon; men and women desiring govern
ment clerkships. departmental postoffice
railway mail. customs. sten0grap hers,
write for free particulars 20 J. C.. Leonard
CORNER government examinerl Isl KenoIs
bldg. Washington
WANTED-Men and women; / want the
services Of good. reliable person in
every town iu the following counties Of
New Mexico. SocorrO. Lincoln. Otero. Grant
sierra. Luna and Dona Ana; will pay we'll
and Will not interfere in your general
work. Write
o. o. MATTOX.
2O5 W San Antorio st. Fl Pazo. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
ROOming HOuses-FOr Sale and Rent

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$3.50.
FOR RENT-lO room rooming house. 1901
Myrtle
We HAVE all the best buys. any size
Cray & Co. 102 Herald bldg. Phone $50
FOR SALE-Furniture. rooms. sleeping
porch. close in Phone 6e71-
FOR REST-Rooming house. IS rooms
furnished. $50 per month Phone 327-
BARGAIN-Owner leaving: must sell S
rooms. two sleeping porches; close in
Phone 5s47W.
BOOMING house snap; must be sold 81
once Housekeeping rooms furnished
$500 with years lease; rent $50 month
Berryhiu Bros. 405 Texas. Phone 1856.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
Roomine HOuses-For Sale and Rent

Rooming Houses-For Sale and Rent
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CASH TALKS when furnishing your home:
Let us figure with you before buying
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
lib n. stanton 81
FOR sALE-WeI furnished eight room
rooming house, owner leaving city; viii
accept any reasonable offer. Address X262
care Herald
A FEW OF OUR snap BUYS
rooms close in. 81 cd lease. special FOR
quick sale at only $3.50; only $50 a room
and worth twice as much. nets 500 a
month above nice apt
10 rooms. close in. modern rent $50
long lease; at only $50; terms.
10 Rooms, close in. extra good. rent
only S60i lease and snap at $3.50 with
terms.
IL rcOIa dandy home. Sunset heights:
fine inco ues $500; terms.
Il Rooms, transient, best in center II
a big cut this and most attractive
ttrnis for quick sale
% Rooms, central location; good reg
ular and transient; rent only S125 and
prise now down 10 500 per room. with
terms
81 room hotel, new and clean; rent at
Sc per room. long lease. income S700 and
must go so price cut TO $500 with terms
Get this and stop your worries as TO
mazing money
GRAY & CO.,
102 Herald bldg Phone $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06

WANTED-First class cook Phone 1859
GIRL for general Homework Phone 6so5-
ENGLISH speaking girl to take care OF
baby. sos Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
CHICKEN RANCH FOR TRADE
EnR nTTU BRnBERTU

run AAA1 EhUEEhLl-
800 pullets. chicken houses.
chicken pens, well watered; fully
equipped with three room frame
house. on paved road.
Good proposition for party with
small capital
DERSON-FILLER,
sos Mesa ave. Phone 1861.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
FOR Rent. FURNISHED.

FOR RENT. FURNISHED.
Five room house. completely
furnished; Mckinley avenue.
two blocks from Mckinley av-
enle. $50 per month
UNFINISHED APARTMENT
Three room unfurnish he'd
apartment on Ange street fac
ing Houston park s55 per
month in winter. $50 per mo.
in summer
BROADDUS & LIE BARON.
Land Merchants"
e09-10 First Natl Bank.
Phone 1855.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06

BEAUTIFUL 10 room modern home. 1917
Montana: 4 bed rooms. dressing room. two
baths and big sleeping porch. upstairs
full basement. wash room, servants qua--
tiers. heating plant. etc; garage, lawn
and flowers; beautifully furnished Call
32s7 evenings. Horace N. Adams. COS Firs.
NatL Bank bldg. Phone 22sI.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
Wanted-AgentS

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AGESTs-Free catalog and samples. new
goods, quick sales. big profits: make s.
10 }25 daily no experience; worlds great
est speC4alties- Cruver Co. Jackson and
Campbell Chicago. H.
EVERY HOME on FARM in SMALL TOWN
or suburb needs and will buy the wonder
ful Aladdin Kerosene (coal-oil mantle
lamp Five times as bright as electric
Tested and recommended by government
and "a leading universities Awarded gold
medal. one farmer cleared over $500 in
six weeks Hundreds with rigs or autos
earring 500 TO S300 per month NO CAP
ITAL REQUIRED We FURNISH GOODS
on TINE 20 reliable men Write quick for
distributors proposition and lamp FOR
free trial Mantle Lamp CO., 652 Aladdin
bldg. Chlcago. III.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
EInanrIaL

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FOR detailed report on Verde C0mbina
tion property located IN Jerome. Arizona,
address s. F. box IS. Wall Street branch.
New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
COPE APARTNIENrs

Very desirable unfurnished s room apart
ments. an outside rooms. steam heat hot
water. janitor service. 1909 y. Oregon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
Enr Rsnt-Hou,e, Unfurnished.

For kent-Houses Unfurnlshed.
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FOR RENT-Modern 8 room BUNGALOW IN
Government hill s25- Phone ess-J-
FOR RENT
At 1705 Wyoming. rooms. bath fur-
1t i7o5 wyoming street. 4 rooms. bath
unfurnished. $50.
At I7O5 wyoming ST.. rooms bath
unfurnished, $3.50
partly furnished. $50
Two and three room flats near shops
S1250 and $3.50.
BAILEY LAND co.
Phone 2oss. eos Herald Bldg
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.
FOR RENT-UNFU ftNlSHEll-
Q rms and S-P.. Copper ST ---.-----. ~ .
8 rms. GLS-P.. Poplar st --.------- slt-3s
4 rms. S.P.. Tularosa ST. -----------s ] 80 -,
s rms. Detroit ST. -----------.--- ~
5 rms. S-P-. Atlanta 81 -----.--- fs--se
FOR RENT-FURNISHED
4 rms. GI.S-P.. Cuntain ave ---------s 81
s rms. GL S-P-. Dyer ST. ---------.----- = pr
3 rms. S.P. Grama ST. --.------------ fs1
store room and s rrn- apt upstairs. good
locality. 500
We have requests for good and I'm
houses close in. reliable tenants list WIN
Us and get results
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.,
Phone $50 100 san Antonio 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06

HOUSES FOR RENT
FURNISHED
Prospect S rooms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $1,000
Los Angeles. s rooms ed S-P- $3.50
Mundy. rooms ----------.------ s. 5-ul
Stanton. 8 ROOM and s P .-.---....SI $500
Arizona. 5 IONS and S-P- -----.---.$ 5000
sssauy others. See our list.
UNFINISHED
Arizona. rooms and SP. ..-....S45.00
Nevada. 8 rooms .-----..--.......-.gs5 $500
rs. Boulevard. rooms .-....-..-..S $500
Los Angeles S rooms $50. 90
Mundy. s rooms. S5o-01
See our list for other listinEs-
JAMES l. MARR & COMPANY,
Rental Specialists.
304 san Antonio st. Phone $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06

Housekeeping Rooms Furnished.
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kitchenet: close in on Montana- Phi IsolN
TWO Housekeeping rooms with sieeplils
porch: very reasonable. Phone 6zs91l-
SUITE Housekeeping rooms sos " y
THEE furnished housekeeping rooms. so7
Arizona- Phone 2142
THKEE rooms and sleeping porch Phone
5l26J-
FRONT rooms running water no chill
dren 1908 y. Florence-
HOUSEKEEPING suite. furnished or IN
furnlshed; running water. 5o6 texas
TWO rooms with sleeping porchs no SCI
or children- 1913 y Florence
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. SIS. SEQ T. sa1
Antonio.
EURNI.HED rooms Tor housekeeplug- Pm
Three housekeeping rooms and sleepins
poc-n- a-.- lllf - kansas
ME- iarse room small kitchen. nice
place Phone $50
SO Tor housekeeping suite TO adults Ph-
s4SsJ
TWO furnished connecting housekeepinf
rooms. private family. 11o1 wyoming.
Two large front Housekeeping rooms FOR
adults SO y Ochoa- Phone 35fs-
mig v-7ter. Phone 5sfSTv-
nor "a 5775-7,,,=T- " 7- - -.
49, - = = = - : --l
COMFORTABLE front room for house
keeping. also bedroom 500 y kansas
HOUSEKEEPING and bed rooms. SO and
$50 per week 411 y CampbelL
FOR kENI-Light housekeeping rooms
Enone eo1s-
Hot rooms 1ol1 Wyomins-
Phone 5ll6-
SINGLE light Housekeeping room 10 y
Campbell
Florence
LARGE h0T7-eI-ee-57--- room grIlf7b Ne ~
couDIe sff :. 1rissourf-
VIZ ---I- sEi5 and sT0-s 5-55-57 Houston
-rransfar q Sto-7gs ca
T7OT-sF7Tz = T7fs7sS1 q - $780, Az X ~
- = FE1--.- -s- 81
~ ~ ei ~ room 49,, '7iHs woman
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~ A'-s7-A1ePlAs room ---' T. bun
se5e-
Nv, aNO Ilf1isled hols7Aseplns rooms Oh
le1-ell--- 2 none 1eso.
TWO light housezeeplng rooms near
~. 5S5s Z -,Szea-- - -.
W. nolssAee ping EooLIls. Al-lL-1l--s, ~.
anu cola pain eonssnt7nL 70 slA.ess'
AalAlnE 1-slanee. soo1 leeaLloIl- n .e1--
lAN A,ttAD room Tor mouse eeI-nzs ll
go pan anu anu s-esp-ns Pol1l- --s' i ----
: - 800
O-NE l4lbe room o. l'-El OF L-ll--5 li'--
near Z Bliss noaerni no SICK OF tn---
: -
hol sEhEEflNu apartments wa sleel-
ins pelgns SIX ana ci---ll en- A1-- Ao- e'
y l.-e MyEle ave-
DOUBLE and single Housekeeping ruouls
clean newly papersd; running water.