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The Detroit times., 1917-10-18
DRAFT PLOTTERS
FOUND GUILTY

ABILENE. Tex, Oct. IS Three
OF the 40 men charged with conspir-
acy against the gedersl government.
we're found guilty today By jury.
which had been out since Tuesday
night
The three found guilty were all
oficers OF the Farmers and Labor.
ers' Protective association and are
state Organizer G r BRYANT, State
President 2. L. Risley and State
Secretary $ Powell They were
convicted ~ "conspirlnR 10 over
throw put down and destroy by
force the government OF the United
states and 20 levy war against
them"
The Detroit times., 1917-10-18
Won BUELOWl Is
CALLED HOME
News Revives Tale He'll Re
place Michaehs As
Chancellor

AMSTERDAM OCT ls-Prnee
Won BueloV former German premier
and later ambassador 10 Italy. has
arrived IN Berlin. dispatches dcclar-
20 today Ills visit there caused a
-FeXiXal OF the report that he Is TO
succeed Or George MichaeTs as
chancellor.
United Press dispatches last week
reported that Berlin gossip had nam
ID Won Buelov as Michselis' sue
CesSOr
The Detroit times., 1917-10-18

Miss May Valentine. OF Chicago.
is believed 10 be the only woman
opera director in America AZ pres
ent she is devoting her time 20 pro
viding musical entertainment for
The military camps in them iddle
west
The Detroit times., 1917-10-18
Circuit Court Jurors
For November

FoUoW Is a list ~ jurors hraWn
~ the court corn mi ssioners 90 serve
during th- November term Ia the cir
cult court
irsnr, stuck Flat Rock c. /.
.hafrfnerl a. sac Ass 81 ". cannon
Merrick A. olclnicEak, i2tl
COMPANY l4. NfrVocrt q. "a. camp
heiI ~ Norman q. KuL ga Towns.
end smith. LlNonia ?
Blank Nn So Auhln D. Nr4gnf ST
FOURTH W Rroe,SS- isi S.Ntseent,h. :
Rrdtard IL. Roadts 4ET catherine. o.
Do christie Ssh TNenty- afthi ~
Rrrsulf ar SIS Jos Campau " Linz
8rr.ur- taf Nchlustrs ~. hrren.
naucUck M I M hLte. to- lalli
Hamitn "a Michigan , n Dalton,
80 comm nWraltn. Is 7. whitney
500 Hancock p. N Bubb. SCI Jos.
Campau. SchlemRn. So Vine wood
q X Sm.te . K9s,Sais y E sreS-
unr @ Richardson. kockwood
steele 20 ~elden.. -. Middleton IS
Hcrrrn " Martin. 80 spring g.
strans, 49, i.umlsy \ Wls-t'- ll9.-
mouth 2. kryEa $50 - ie~epn. d,
IS Gasco. fts Elisabeth " Tra-
ees. SIS Antoine g.. Is. lrN
Nasianr Route Grew $3.50 -
Aunin D Eddy Flym % p
Rtats ssl FerndaIe = y. Mcdrachy
Mcclellan -.S Artillery Nirin
aNa -55 So Aubla A. IS. MAilecS.
saa Miiifs-r - facharlas sos -
tsrs r. carter s5T Montcslw -,
Waher tett keauoien MacSty
Aentrir ~ g. san. 9J Gratiot, ~
Moses FLAT RogS McRriae 81
Us tT'u -
The Detroit times., 1917-10-18

After several months OF intense
training. Miss Lillian Ferguson. Of
San Francisco has qualified for a
poeition as station agent on one OF
the divisions % the Southern Pa
Clhc railroad
The Detroit times., 1917-10-18

Mrs =. David % Douglas.
Wyo. has been elected president of
She board o. trustees 81 'he rtniger
sits OF Wyoming She - fbs frrf
woman 20 hold such Office
The Detroit times., 1917-10-18
LIBERTY LOAN
SUBSCRIPTIONS
NEARLY $4,000, 900
ccsati~usd from rass one,

Somen because OF the lack Of prope
I organization and r desire not TO en-
croach upon or 10 hamper in an,
way the work o. he mems commit
+ tees.
The women have found thar II
territory they have invaded solicit
.lE subscriptions, the men nave pre-
coded them and there has been No.
10 fertile ground lef This condi
zion is no' blamed upon the men,
tgt is simply The result ~ the hold.
lDg back on the part of The women
for orders from Washington as 20
when heir activities we're 20 begin.
To ayoid duplication or efforts the
women have arrived at an arrange
menf With the mems com mittee 70
have al subscriptions made By Worl-
en- rhe Industrial plants and bust
ness districts OF The city placed 20
The cTedt OF the Nomeus commit
tee
In business places such as The b,g
department stores. 'hc Telephone
company Edison Illuminating com
pany and similar corporations Vherc
women employees predominant. al
Liberty loan subscriptions made BY
women Nil De- turned over 10 the
women comW!ttee
The Detroit salcs committee
which beaded oy Mrs. Aoner r.
Larnel a, chairman. and which va
appointed tv Nr~ Deiphlne Dodge
Ash baurh CHAIRMAN Tor Michigan Of
he women Liberty loan work. viii
continue 10 aid the bond csmpaigu
la sny and every way possible and
eii stand ready 10 answer ali calls
made upon - Tot patriotic EFFORT.
The sales committee members are
Mrs Frederick NJ Algey. Mrs Henry
> Ioa Mrs Muir Snow, Mrs r r.
Jackson Mrs. James lnglis. Mrs C.
r Wilson and Mrs Theodore Hen
dersou
Nr- Ashhauvh VIII endeavor 20
Obtain from fhe Michigan state His
toriCsl society. or other agencies. q
riece oi wood ~ historic interes' &C
place In the Liberty IRE which will
10 burned on The Campus Msrt!ls
Tuesday evening oct .. These
L8berf5 dres vli be lighted a. va
-iols POINTS th-uout ire state.
school children 20 gather the wood
.or the Tres
CHICAGO, Oc, Ts-ChicaEo will
o,ersgs scribe i,s slso.s5o 900 IAber-
ty loan quota by mr. least $50 600 900
financial experts here predicted 10
dsv Another day ike yesterday
VIII Bring the amount already sub.
sc-bed 20 more than 500. 600 coo
TIE total FOR he seventh federal
reserve disrricr passed the $500 600.
900 mark today More Than SIS COO.
400 was subscribed Yesterday TIE
quota for the district is 800 900 900
WASHINGTON OCT is-The
second Liberty loan ia AZ last hit-
ting e stride that 5riags success IL
sight Abon- half 81 he three bill
=. $780, A4---44
today THO treasury department Of
Seals renewed hope ~ achieving
The FIVE billion dollar mark. they
again Farne8 thar The eighI Re
naming working days must show
az 21erNge subscription % fi35.-
TIE res sEstF s,rsrsz4 Mr.
s94 $50 ZOO rs the IT'S 100000 mark
u RE last few days has been due
70 rhe grear number Of small sub
-cripfiohs The Liberty loan has
struck home 20 fhe man % small
mean. Work lnEmen. farmers. 81.
Giers and small wage earners are
buying bonds attracted by partial
payment plans ~ banks
m gh p1rf was reported from
fhe Nfw York district which ex.
Z poets to soar above the half-olllion
mark today
The Detroit times., 1917-10-18

r<rs.i =, - La Wladsnr. ortAria
The evening world., 1917-03-22
GOSSIP.

The LAdell Troupe OF acrobats
have been added 10 the show at the
Hippodrome,
The Palace Theatre will celebrate
its fourth anniversary next week.
Madison Corey has returned from
Chicago. He says Mrs. Fiske Is
breaking records at the Blackstone.
Elaine Sterne, noted as scenario
writer, Is the author OF a novel which
will be published April is.
Dore Davidson has been added 20
the cast OF The Awakening OF
Spring" which Geoffrey Z. Stein will
produce March 80.
A. IL. Woods has engaged DR..
Charles 7. Baylis OF Brooklyn TO lee
ture with the Elmendorf travel pic
lures.
The Associate Players will present
"Raby Mine" at No. b5 Hanson place,
Brooklyn, Tomorrow and Saturday
nights.
Beverly Sitgrenves is 10 leave the
cast OF "The Wanderer" at the end OF
the week.
The long engagement OF Miss
Springtime" AT the New Amsterdam
will end two weeks from Saturday.
The opera has been notably successful
The Professional Children annual
theatrical performance viii take place
Tuesday afternoon, April lU. At the
Hudson Theatre.
Gladys Rice. daughter ol the lat.
John c. Rice, has developed into n
concert soprano. She will be heard
at the Masonic Temple, Mount Yer
non, April II, with Samuel B. Fitz-
The evening world., 1917-03-22
HE PROVED 1T.
BY c. M. Payne
BY Clifton Meek

NuRlNG tho recita ton OF a col.
- Iese class in natural phllo.o-
ply, the professor observed a
tall lanky youth in rear seat. M,
head dropping. his body relaxed MI.
eyes half closed, and his legs epcum-
bering an adjacent aisle.
Mr. Frazer" said the professor
Ihe fresh.-an opened his eyes SLOW
ly out did not change his noss
Mr. Frazer. what is WORK."
drawing reply. tns
Sir" exclaimed the professor "..
Spu mean 10 tell me that is q reas
Yes, sir"
Then take II that Won vo,r, ,
desk Is work." '"at this
~, Yes, sir" replied the youth 80.
Herald. SnTStian
The evening world., 1917-03-22
G. OOd St torie s
IMPRoVIsINo GEOGRAPHY.

A 7 a dinner party reference was
~ made to undesirable locallt es
when this Incident was recall
ed by Congressman Henry L. Emer-
son OF Ohio:
Some time ago an Eastern man was
travelling toward the Pi 'ific Coast
when the train stopped at a wretched
looking place that Nad not been dig
nified with even a passing glance by
the geognaphers
Hey. there. pard." called the
traveller. looking out the window and
noticing a man shuffling across the
station platform. Come here a min
ute, win your"
Sure" was the obliging reJoinder
OF the native. what kin | do for
your"
Il am after information" returned
the traveller. What IL the name OF
this cast-down. dried-up, diAmal
heaven -forsaken hole7'
That's near enough. stranger"
sadly reJoined the native. "Jes let
her go at that."-San Francisco
Chronicle
The evening world., 1917-03-22
An HONEST GIRL.

Isabelle Allon, n Brooklyn gtri. went
30 the Rialto Theatres boz office nc.
oompanied by n friend recently and
plAnkod down half n dollar for two
two-bit seatA. by mistake she wa
given two OF the 80 cent variety. Mlss
Allen and her friend realised later
that they were seeing n dollar q
worth for half dollar and Il wor-
ried them almost sick. Whom Mas
Allen reached homo she sent Sam II.
Rothapfel "A money order for 60 cents
and explained why. Sam sent II back
together with two seats for next
weeks show.
Il am particularly pleased about
this matter" he said TO his second
assistant secretary. such display
OF genuine honesty delights me. II Is
indeed refreshing. And now" he con-
oluded. where Is that sOn-of- gun
OF a ticket sellerf'
The evening world., 1917-03-22
/. basso. and Fred shattucA

Gerald, basso. and Fred ShattucA
pianiSt.
John Charles Thomas. who left
"lier Soldier Boy" to study for grand
opera, has readJusted his plans and
Will DO heard in THE Highwayman,
which the Messrs. Shubert will revive.
Lawrence Grossmith, the English
median, has escaped from the grip
or his enemy, the German measles,
and Will return 10 the cast of Love
o. Mike Tonight
Beginning next Sunday afternoon.
Paragon Films, Inc. Will present "rhe
Whip" at the Park Theatre. This Is
the Drury Lane melodrama which
had n long run at the Manhattan
Opera House.
A man asked Jeff Mutt, the come
dian, II "Our Botters." at the Hudson,
IL racing drama. NO" replied Jcfl.
but lts a raCy drama"
The evening world., 1917-03-22
LEARNING ABOUT TURTLES.

TN hotel aquArium at the home
town OF Congressman Joseph H
Howell OF Utah there had Just
been placed a swapping turtle, the
Representative told a Joke-loving
friend. There came along a negro
who was unacquainted with the nasty
disposition OF the amphibian and who
poked his finger too close to its bust
ness end. At once the digit was
grabbed.
"Leggo! Lego" the negro shouted,
az he danced about, swinging the
turtle.
What's the matter, Sambo?" In
quired the hotel keeper, as he ran
toward the scene OF commOtion.
Don't know, Doss," SAmbo replied.
a. the turtle was Jared loose and fell
back into the water. II can't jes' say
whether been bit or finned, Chit
cago Tribune.
The evening world., 1917-03-22
A SWEET DREAM

n LADY was awakened by a f.a,.
"A ful scream. which cam. -
the room adjoining hers wb.r.
her little boy, Tommy, silent ra,s..o
o,,. sne weekly Scotsman, She tumosA
out OF bed in alarm. expectins -
ma the house on fire. and whom .ns
reAched the bedside she found Tomms
sitting up in bed and feaI,n1 h,
al over and looking as n SI
oeen scared out OF his wits .'v n.d
ever Is the matter. darlinKY" axc,a,s
ca the distracted mother, "oS lain
my my mummy !" sobbed Tommy ~. :
rn reni,ed ue or course you are, nat 4:
replIsu ms mother, why do ~,
oSi,d "aM On mummy" replied ths
chiId between his sobs, "I dreono hs
was a Chocolate stick ana 7 eo 49, 1
self" e~tsd my
The evening world., 1917-03-22
ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES.

Jack K.-Write Ned Wayburn. New
Amsterdam Theatre Building.
B. B.-No. none OF the Eddles In the
theatrical district Is known as "Mys-
terious Eddie"
II. 7. T.-Address Haskell at the
Friars Club, No. 10 West Forty
eighth Street.
]. Lorraine-See Matt Grau, in the
New York Theatre Building. lie can
advise you.
Robert NJ. L-She Il unmarried
Don't know where Miss Dane Is. Miss
Sklryin Is not In Il Broadway produc-
tion. She has been In films.
The evening world., 1917-03-22
sHE WOULD AND WOULDN'T.
AZ DIDN'T KNOW HIM.

Ths White Rata 10 meet the sx-
pensss OF thetr strike, are levying
tan on the salaries Of their members
who are working. The money thus
collected IL called the law fund For
THAR entertainment at the Amsterdam
OperA Houhe last night the Rats dis
tributed soms cards bearing the line
ePor the Bsnsnt Of tho Levy Fund"
Yesterday man met Gordon
whyts. the RatS press reprosentA-
fiye.
say" said the man, who In the
mischief 10 this guy. Levy. you poo
pie are raising q fund forf'
The evening world., 1917-03-22
az WAY OF DIVERSION.

Said silas @cGuggin. In Peewee'
ple's store: Tho Cars lost his Jot
and won't rule any more. ! can't saS
I'm sorry old Nick IL all through, foI
be was too bossy. between me and
you. By Gingerl it's right. when 9
publics oppressed, to rise UP and
roar. What say Is no Jest. All men
should have spirit ana stand on their
rights. No CEar shall oppress me. for
I'm one who fights" Old Grandpa
MCGEE, who a moment before had
stepped from the street through the
Peeweeple door, said: "Silas, yer
right about havin' no boss. but you'd
better hike towards yer castle, old
boss. Jest seen yer wife lookin'
pretty blamed sore. l heard she was
headed for Peeweeples store.
reckon she figgers to hand you some
Jars" 81 beat II. sad Grandpa
'He1l not harm no CLars"
The evening world., 1917-03-22
NOT USED TO IT

SNU A. our son certainly h,.
lVl mado good In tho oity. He',
got fine homo there nov"
i suppose It's mighty swell pa p"
Indeed II is."
wish for" 'uiu
Yep. Everything"
Must be mighty oomfortabief"
IT'S. 'Cept In one Instance, Dos-
gone It, ma, would you believe it. n
had to take my bath standin' up ~
Detroit Free Press.
The evening world., 1917-03-22
ANOTHER "FoLLIEs" BALL.

The third annual "Follies" ball will
be given In conjunction with the
Zisgfald Midnight brollo" atop the
New Amsterdam Theatre, April 10.
Members of the casts of the "Follies." I"
the "grollc," The Century Giri' and
Dance and Grow Thin" VIII be on
hand 70 help out In the entertain
ment- Leon Friedman states that II
viii DO positively n very. very happy
AFFAIR
The evening world., 1917-03-22
FooLIsHMENT.

The yOuus man lovei the msiiru fan.
'1vGs dut' tAsJ 10Th sSt ou one ch,u
He hsst her seven time oh hoy
Please H. my wife. ~ sald he 10 g..
She struSed his hG.f and tnswersd .1
] would not care 10 hage u o.
But you may hs ny htshand. Lev.
You gvat Sig, lAnty hali.wt. J0u.
The evening world., 1917-03-22
A BURST THAT BURST.

Mr Miller then recited a scene from
"A Fool There Was" His character.
izatiou of tho "tuol" was wen d,,rrc.
h great burst OF applause burst forth
as he finished East New York
I.oCul Advertiser,
The evening world., 1917-03-22
GERARD The HIP.

Ambassador James w. Gerard will
address the audience at the Hippo
drome Sunday niRht during the en-
tertainment TO DO given for the ben
Ont or the Junior Patriots OF Amer
lea. Mayor Mitchell Will talk, also.
The evening world., 1917-03-22
Oh. YOU cLARENceI

What's the idea, Clarence, of spend
ing all your time IN Jersey? Does her
mother run boarding huuse?-
Rambler" In Greenpoint Home News.
The evening world., 1917-03-22
BLESSED sLEEPl

Glen Cow went TO sleep at the
show last night, lucky dog!-Harts-
dale (No) Mirror.
The evening world., 1917-03-22
ABOUT Plays
and Players
By BIDE DUDLEY

E5BE Coburn production OF
holiers's play. The Imaginary
~ Invalid" is 20 make New York
. ''week stand" Although II opened
AZ the Liberty Theatre only last
Monday. II will be taken on after
Saturday nights performance and
for two weeks more Mr.. and Mrs.
Coburn will present The Yellow
Jacket AZ the Liberty. The Coburns
obtained the tenancy Of the Liberty
Cor three weeks only. Their produo-
ton Of Tho Imaginary Invalid" has
been classed A. thoroughly enjoyable.
yet its business has been moro or
is-s like the invahd.
sHE WOULD AND WOULDN'T.
Walter wanEer. manager for Ala
EAalmova. dropped In the 5hubert
pres ofioss ysste rday feeling happy.
Well" he said 20 A. TOKEN Worm.
my star u TO play Chicago Holy
Week"
WIN she DO itT' asked Mr.. Worm
-Oh. surei She always does eIacuy
what want her TO. Never displays
any tsmperamsnt-
At that point the once boy handed
Mr.. WanEsr q telegram. 1T was de-
Dvsred here for you" he said Mr..
RAngeT opened II and read:
-Wn positively not play Chicago
Boly Weak>-Alla NazimovA"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15

S3750-NEW SIX ROOM bungalow in Alta
vista fun size basement, genuine oil paint
ed Tiffany walls in living and dining
rooms. tile drain in kitchen cabinet, full
size mirror door in bed room Exception
ally nice built in features throughout This
is home OF the $1,000 class $500 cash bal
ance SO per month and interest.
A BARGAIN on Montana street west Of
Cotton Ave, 5 room house. full lots.
price cut to $4,000. $1,000 down; you will
have 70 hurry II you want this bargain.
SACRIFICE On L. MISSOURI street.
close in trackage with house renting for
$3.50. cost owner $4,000. For immediate
sale. price cut to S210O. You can't buy
vacant lot in this location for $500. This
can't last No trouble 10 show you.
ROOM BUNGALOW in Grand View. 4
basement price $4,000. S1o0 cash, balance
$50 Ier month. including interest.
ROOM HOUSE on Bassett Ave win
trade for vacant lots; price S21eO rents
for SIS per month.
HAWKINS BROS, Phi. $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15
FOUR ROOM

FOUR ROOM bungalow with two sleeping
porches; one block from car line: built in
features and hardwood floors: lease TO
responsible tenant $50 per month"; viii
take good valley land as part payment.
balance $sS month including interest J. s.
Croker, room 314, Trust bldg. Phi. 1857.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15
READ THIS Description.
$3.50.
EIEE RnnM RI-NE


A big room bungalow, built OF
red rug brick on Two full lots;
splendid neighborhood. near school
and car line; al rooms are large,
a big screened and curtained-in
porch which Is lathed and plas-
tered and equal to another room;
unusually large closets and
has nice garage and also a large
shed. has artistic rustic mantel in
living room. with bookcases on
each side; colonnade divides living
and dining room massive buffet;
a white enamsled kitchen cabinet
rs feet long,; mirrored doors in
bed room; hardwood floors In
every room in the house. even in
closets; bath; screened porch, etc:
all rooms and screened porch are
enclosed in brick work; has wide
cement front porch the steps 10
the back porch are OF cement;
handsome electrical fixtures; there
IS no better built house IN e Paso;
actually worth $500. Owner must
sell at once. hence this sacrifice.
Very easy terms
PHILLIPS REALTY CO.
Sole Agents
Phi 1923. COS 1st Natl Blk Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15
Seeds and Plants

7-~-~~----~-~>~-~~
TOMATO cabbage, coliard plants delivered
parcels post; 100, soc; 400, 81; 1O00 81
Hot and bell peppers. egg plants. dozen.
lSci 100, 55c; sweet potato slips 10o 40c;
800. 81; 1000 S3.50; all leading varieties.
Roy P. Dean Arp. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15

Several pieces Of unimproved Land in
the upper valley to trade for Fl Paso prop
erty; would assume some debt
JAY +. KNOX COMPANY.
sol Caples bldg. Phone s29s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15
For SaIe-City Property.

SIS PER MONTH INCLUDING INTEREST
Modern room bungalow on Morenci
street; south front; hardwood floors and
built in features One block from car line
Price S27oo.
JAMES L MARR & COMPANY,
40s San -.ntonio St Phone 1850.
NET BUNGALOW IN RICHMOND
TERRACE
Six rooms and breakfast room; base
ment and heating plant paved street;
hardwood floors: built in buffet, bookcases
and kitchen cabinet: tile bath and pedes-
tai lzvatory; mirror doors S4400; $500
cash. SIS per month and interest
JAMES L MARI q COMPANY,
400 San Antonio st Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15
For SaIe-Country Property.

$40 ACRES on Mesa northeast OF FL Paso
to trade for the equity in small house. Ad-
dress ?. Q. box 437. FL Paso. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15
Mr.. WORKING MAN

Mn WOfHnI-NU ny
Que acre OF irrigated land Will provide
all the vegetables, fruit and poultry fan-
lily can Sse.
One acre tracts, now under cultivation
and irrigation: fine soil; closer in than
Government hill; cent fare. walking dis
lance from Washington park. on interur-
ban. paved road and jitneys. Only SIC
down and SO per month
BAILEY LAND CO.,
sos Herald bldg. Phone 20sS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15
sPEoIAL HONE RARGAN

Modern five room bungalow, large
front porch. glazed rear porch.
tile bath. oak floors, built in fez-
lures. basement, heating plant,
large garage. two full lots paving
paid. beautiful yards Located on
Grant avenue. Can give imDe-
diate possession Price only S41oe,
$500 cash, then SIS monthly in
.cludes principal and interest.
FRANK r cox.
Phone 6425. 2Is Cap1es bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15
BUsINEss oPPoRTUNITY

bLHINEc. UFFUlEL IlFAIL
Corner, two lots; combination bunga-
low and store: garage and frame resi-
dence 2exz4 in rear: rental SIS per mo.
Store fixtures Included with house and
store building: grocery stock at invoice
price All for $500: good terms.
ANDERSON-FTLLEH.
SUPERIOR HOMES
SOS Mesa Phone 1861.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15
yFWWAN RVFSTsTFNT C0
Ssss5.

Sss35.
room bungalow, new and
modern; near E P. & S. ".
Shops $4,000 cash. s20.e9 per
month and interest.
$3.50.
rooms, extra large. new
bungalow: on good street,
blocks Z. P. & S W. shops
$500 cash and $50 per mo- an
ideal home close 10 your work
Ss65O.
Buys this nice new bungalow:
modern IN every respect; one
block OF good school; south
front; $3.50 cash, $50 per mo.
II you are a plumber will take
Il out in trade
wHITE-PADES REALTY CO.,
Phone 100.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15
CUT down EXPENSES.

Here is a beautiful 3 acre
tract OF rich level land with
irrigation ditch in front OF
land. two blocks from electric
car line and paved boulevard
Exclusive American neighbor-
hood Price S275 per acre
Terms to suit. interest 6Se- See
Mr. MCCARTHY. with
". II. AUSTIN AGENCY.
los \. Oregon ST. Phone f715.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15

on Bliss street, near Piedras; five rooms
and basement; built IN bookcases, buffet
ana kitchen cabinet; living room across
the front All large rooms; lawn and trees
Two full lots; paving paid This can't be
beat at sss50- Easy terms
See STRAUSS with
JAMES l. HARR g. COMPANY.
sG5 san Antonio St Phone 4s50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15

ALTA VISTA BUILDING SITE
We have an especially choice site on
La Luz street, two blocks east Of Austin
park: south front. S70o for the site Terms
JAMES l. MARI & COMPANY,
4o5 San Antonio St Phone 435o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15

THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
Modern 8 room bungalow IN
1000 block on Montana st.
worth $500. Price for a feu
days $3.50. On easy terms.
From now until the Goth OF
this month I viii sell two
acre tracts, eight miles below
e Paso on paved read at
$50 AN ACRE LESS
than they have been hereto
fore offered on the following
terms
Ten per cent Of purchase
price cash. per cent Of pur-
chase price per month and
per cent interest. payable an
nually.
This is an opportunity for
those who want a suburban
home to secure some Of the
best land in the valley.
Low PRICES. EASY TERMS.
LOW INTEREST.
These prices viii positively
be raised on the 31st.
This is Your Opportunity.
VIII You Take Advantage Of its
W. z. PAYNE.
4o1 Mesa Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15
For SaIe-city Property.

MONTANA STREET LOTS-S2OO EACH.
Two level lots in Government hill addi-
ton. SIC cash. IS per month
JAMES L. MARR q COMPANY.
40s San Antonio St Phone 1850.