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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
> ROOM COTTAGE

GOOD condition, built five years.
Just half block from Boulevard
on Ange street Priced FOR
Few days only at s375e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
CLo,E IN RE,IpENCE

S room two story house and fuu basement.
close in. on paved street. ia tho very best
residence section; only q block from senator
Turneys home. for only 5000. easy terms.
and IL Is worth $4,000.
II YOU want something cheaper. something
10 save your rent, We have q room house
about blocks from the Alta Vista school
for $3.50 Very small payment down and
the balance s-5 Per month, including in
tere=t
BAILEY LAND co.
SOC Texas s. Phone zoos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
MODEL BUNGALOW
SS.JOo-TFRHS

Consisting Of rooms. liviur
room. dining room. kitchen
sreakfast room. bed chamber.
large finished glazed in sleeping
porch, large bath room with
entrance. both into bed chamber
and sleeping porch. large back
screened porch. basement. hard
wood floors. built in features
VIII be finished. hard rubbed old
ivory; on paved street. in desir-
able neighborhood. the most
complete and well arranged
house in Il Paso for the money.
s5509. $3.50 cash. balance in
monthly like rent
See A y. MACRATE Mgr.
W II. AUSTIN AGENCY.
1f5 y Oregon s. Phone 4717.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
Plans FOR YOUR FUTURE

Exercise judgment: the best buy in lots to
Jay Is Government hill Property in this
very desirable addition is increasing in value
more rapidly than any other. A few lots
left for s-O0 each and up. $40 down and
s. per month. No interest and no taxes
first eighteen months
See HILL with
JAMES l. MARR & COMPANY.
5o4 San Antonio 81. Phone 1880
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09

TENAS STREET BARGAIN
corner. 100x120. one Of the best
buys on whole street Paving in
and paid for. II you can pay
Is cash take the whole thing
for 5000. Better see this TODAY.
See Head. with
RAMEY BROS.
sos Martin Bldg Phone SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
For Sale-Real Estate-City Property.


RANCH LAND WANTED IN TRADE
For this apartment house: new renting for
$3.50 monthly (Which can be inereasedl on
Arizona St. near high school; furnace heat.
10 apartments sleeping porch with each
one; Will take $4,000 worth OF ranch land
as part payment; rent viii almost pay bal
HAWKINS BROS.
Suites 6 and :. Morgan bldg Phone 2so9
VENDORS LIEN NOTES FOR SALE-Ws
keep a supply Of 50 per cent first lien notes
for sale; per cent interest: various sizes
HAWKINS BROS. Phone $500.
5 ROOM BUNGALOW now under construc-
ton. close to Alta Vista school; basement
16xl6; large sleeping porch; beautiful built
in features: hot air registers in; viii finish
to suit you Price $500 $500 cash. This -
a real snap. you will have 10 hurry.
On Bliss St. blocks Of Alta Vista school.
New room bungalow with breakfast room.
hea-ng plant. etc; all exceptionally large
rooms: fun size mirror doors in bed rooms.
Price 5000; make your own terms.
Beat the Sheriff to This Bargain.
Two blocks Of Bailey school; easy
walking distance. this property mus
De sold this week; make your own
price: it's worth $500: on paved
street; 40 It frontage.
$50 Down. So per month, including in
terest; new room bungalow. large base
ment- Price cut 70 SeS5O-
HAWKINS BROS. Phone $500.
VENDORS LIEN NOTES FOR SALE
500 valuation. close in; improved prop
erty: s per cent interest. expense OF an /
papers paid by Us
HAWKINS BROS.
6 and : Morgan bldg. Phone see 3
CUT FROM S525O.o0 TO S4e5o.eo
BLISS STREET RT-NGAInW
rooms. sleeping porch hardwood doors, /
,oncrete porches. garage. outhouses- The I
lousa fronts south and is near two car lines 4
Is well furnished and in excellent condl- !
ion House and furniture goes Al the low
igure OF $3.50
See Mr.. Stone.
JAMES L. MARR & COMPANY
04 san Antonio St Phone 1850 !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
nN NATIoNs ANENrE-

Bungalow -Four room brick. lot
s.xI-e feet: giassed in sleeping
porch. all advanced builtin features
hardwood floors throughout Side
walks and fence. Price $500. cash
$3.50, balance $50 per month.
On MCKINLEY AVENUE
Bungalow. -Four room brick. lot -
feet frontage. basement. giass-d IN
sleeping porch. hardwood floors
Throughout. tile bath. wealth %
builtin couveniences, price $3.50.
Cash $3.50. balance So per month
On WHEELING ST. HIGHLAND
PARK
Bungalow Five room brick. giassed
IN sleeping porch. basement and
heating plant tile bath. tub and
shower. hardwood floors. sidewalks
IN. paving paid lot 5oxIfo feet
price $3.50. cash $500. balance so
per month. including interest
On FORT BOULEVARD
BuuE allow. Five room brick. glassed
in sleeping porch. hardwood floor
in two rooms. all builtin features
sidewalks fences and outbuiidings.
price $3.50, cash $3.50. balance So
per month.
On FORT BOULEVARD
Bungalow. -Four room brick. glassel
in sleeping porch. basement. builtiu
features Of useful class. sidewalks
outbuildings and fences price s2S50-
cash $500. balance So. including in
terest-
On KINGS HIGHWAY
Bungalow -Four room brick. glassed
ia sleeping porch. two rooms with
hardwood floors. all desirable built
in conveuiences: outbuildings and
fence. Price S-S5e: cash $500. bal
ance $50. including interest.
N ALTURA PARK
Bungalow -Four room brick base
mont rIac-a.. p zlaanFuu- rar-H
20 date buiitin features. outbuiid-
inrs. fence price $3.50. cash $3.50
balance So monthly.
ON TROWBRIDGE. IN GOVERN
MENT HILL
Bungalow -Four room brick. break
fast room. hardwood floors. glassed
boo sleeping porch. basement. most
desirable buiIun features. side
walks. paving paid price S3se0-
cash $3.50. balance So per month
IN ALTA VISTA DISTRICT
Bungalow- Five room brick. glassed
In porch. hardvoOd floors. basement
and heating plant. tile bath and
shower. buiitin features Of every
aeScription. this home Is modern
in every respect. price $3.50; cash
&sSt- balance can be arranged 70
suit purchaser.
IN RICHMOND TERRACE
BungaloW- Five room brick. every
date. modern. comfortable. labor
saving home IS contained in this Of
ferinS- The price and the terms are
more than right and easy. Pric-
ffI5e- cash S5eo- balance only So
monthly
ON TRONBSIDGE STREET
Bungaiov- Five room brick. lot
seXl40 feet. glassed in porch. base
meut and heating plant hardwood
floors. huiitin couveuiences out Of
Ile ordinary: price $3.50: cash $500.
balance 50 monthly
On RIO GRANDE STREET
300 BLOCK
Bungalow Four room brick glasSed
ion sleeping porch. basement and
heating plant, oak floors through
out. buffet. kitchen abinet and
other desirable buiitin housekeeping
helps sidewalks and fence. price
S5s0J- cash $500. balance very easy
IN GRANDNIEN
Bungalow. -Four room brick. rooms
unusually large. giassed in and
screened porches oak floors in two
rooms. bath. electric fixtures. builtin
conveuiences. construction the best
VIII take automobile As first pay
ment- Price $500: monthly pay
werts So and interest
ARCH HOTCHkISS COMPANY.
go Mills Building Phone 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
For SaIe-ReaI Estate-City Property
.ARIZONA sTREET

SI0O DOWN
SIS MONTHLY INC. INTEREST
PRICE ONLY $3.50.
Brand new room bungalow
ready TO move into Has the
latest built in features. etc
Close 10 Alta Vista school and
car line Act quick II you GO
tits one. Phone FOR auto.
JOHN ". PHILLIPS & co.
a07 1st Nat Bldg Phi. SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS

SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS
Modern SIX room bungalow. basement.
heating plant; garage: two lots paving all
paid Only $4,000; $500 cash. balance easy.
-Four room brick bungalow. bath porches.
well located Phrice S.Z5O. S5s cash. balance
no more than rent.
FRANK Z. cox.
Phone sfe5- rs Caples bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
SEE THIS HOME
$1,000
SIe0 CASH. $50 MONTHLY

rooms. SiasseI IN room and screened in
porch. colorado divides living and dining
rooms Has hardwood floors. built in buffet.
built in book cases, built in kitchen cabinet
built Of red rug brick on full depth lots Just
one block from car line. near Alta Vista
school Put your rent money in this home
The $50 payment includes the interest. This
house IS under construction and II you buy
IL now you can select the colors FOR wood
work and walls.
We have a finished bungalow OF which
this one IS duplicate So you can see ex-
actly what You viii get in this one: VIII be
completed in 80 days
PHILLIPS REALTY Co
SOS First Natl Bank bldg. Phone 1925
JUST FINISHED
The most beautiful little bungalow Ga town
and its in walking distance. ideal location;
easy terms l. T. KILLER. with
CASSIDY A NEEL.
Phone 9-e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
BTNGALnM-R nnMs

close to Lamar school. corner
fun basement and porches. price
sSs50- 5000 cash ana Sse per
month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09

$1,000 PER LOT TEXAS STREET.
Six lots. including corner. Plans now well
under way for trackage IN rear. owner non
resident and needs money
hILBU RS-HALE REALTY CO..
30 First National Bank Bldg. Phone 500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09

S40O0-CUT TO S2SJO
Close ia. walking distance room buuEa-
low; easy terms. The biggest snap offered
in r PasO TODAY
GOOD CORNER
on Bliss st. as first payment on 3 ar
room Bungalow Act quick
500 DOWN
and $50 month buys this new room Buug-
allow, with large glassed in sleeping porch
also large screened porch and close 10 school.
Price $500.
SECURITY REALTY Co
Phone ss7I-517-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
RINGAInM-s RnnAIs

Hardwood floors. 5uiitia fea-
lures. porches. basement. heat
and garage on two corner lots.
Rio Grandc s. swell. modern
place. sold for 5000 cash. but
need money and will sell for
$500. This is close 70 high
school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
MeCRUSrMEN & LOVE.

IcCrUmmen & Love is the name OF q new
iealty and rental firm located at 210 Rob
erts- Banner bldg L. NJ McCrummen. full
t-edged Texan. has lived here nine years and
D. cen in the business for himself all this time
lUt now joins judge J. " Love. an attorney
Who comes highly recommended IN every
way from Paris. Texas These gentiemel
solicit business from one and all. promising
good treatment ana earnest efforts List with
them at once and get quick results. Refer
ences e Paso banks and merchants Loca-
ION 30 Rnherts- 2arner hlHe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
WYOMING ST. SACRIFICE.

5 room house. GOO block. owner needs cash:
will always rent for $50 per month or
you could use as home See US for par
ticulars.
MYRTLE AVENUE
Watch IL increase in value. We have q
bargain "a . lots on this street
M'KEE BROS. POS Mills Bldg
Want to buy $1,000 vendor lien note.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
On WHEELING ST. HIGHLAND


Bungalow Five room brick. giassed
IN sleeping porch. basement and
heating plant. tile bath. tub and
shower. hardwood floors. sidewalks
IN. paving paid. lot 5oxI4o feet
price sf15o; cash $500. balance so
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
on KING'S HIGHWAY

BunGalOw- -Four room brick. glassed
ia sleeping porch. two rooms with
hardwood floors. all desirable built
iu conveuiences. outbuiidings and
fence Price S2S5e; cash $500: bal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
JUST LIKE STEALING 1T
RuslnpSS Ride pieI In

on : Oregon st. the coming great inter-
national thoroughfare; hundreds Of footsteps
pass this property daily. There viii soon
be thousands less than blks from Isr
Natl Bank. 50NI20 r. Brand new brick
store bldg leased $50 per month Price only
$500
kILBU RNN-HALE REALTY Co.
-. FIJI Natl Hauk BIZ phnr. sna
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
n AITIRA PARk

bl0clI0W- Four room brlck. hae--
went- glassed in sleeping porch. up
TO date buii-in features. outbuiid-
inrs fence price $3.50: cash $500.
I4rrura 81 rr,o-4hrr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
ON FOKT ROILENARD

Bungalow -Four room brick. glassel
in sleeping porch. basement. builtiu
feetures Of useful class. sidewalks
outbuildings and fences price seS5G-
cash $500. balance So. including in
raraer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09

BuuE slow. Five room brick. glassed
in sleeping porch. hardwood floor
in two rooms. all builtin features.
sidewalks fences and outbuiidinEs-
price $3.50. cash sS5e. balance se5
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-02-22
LEG CRUSHED UNDER ELECTRIC
Richard Butler Of Winthrop Harbor
Terribly Injured When Struck
by Fast Train.

Richard Butler, aged twenty
years, and who for the past few months
has been resident of Winthrop Har-
Dor, is lying in the Jane McAlister
Hospital, Waukegan, suffering from in
juries which he received when struck
and run over by limited train on the
North Shore Electric Railroad at Win
throp Harbor on Monday evening.
His left leg was crushed below the
knee and will probably be amputated.
The young man was intending to board
a car to go to Kenosha. He noted the
approach of the limited train and be-
heving it to be local, he ran across
in front of the train, thinking that it
would stop at the station. He was
struck and knocked down, the wheels
of the car passing over his leg. The
train was stopped and the injured man
was placed on board and taken to
Edison Court station at Waukegan
where he was placed in an ambulance
and taken to the McAlister Hospital.
An examination of his injuries was
held Immediately after his arrival by
DR.. F. G. Knight. It was at first
thought that the limb might be saved
but it is stated that it was terribly
crushed. Butler IS former home was at
Columbia City, Indiana.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-02-22
BAPTISM OF PATRIOTISM.

The new lincoln school is to have
its first baptism of patriotism on We'd
nesday afternoon at two o'clock when
members of the local chapter of the
Woman's Relief Corps viii 60 in a
body to the school and have charge of
pretty little ceremony in connection
with the presentation of a flag to the
school. The program has been left in
charge of the donors of the flag and
there will be rituahstic ceremonies and
some patriotic addresses. All of the
children at the school and the mem
bers of the Lincoln Junior High school
are to be present at the gathering.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-02-22
HOLD BISHOP FOR TRIAL.
Man Held in Connection With Death
of Frank J. Kosterman is Held
to- April Term.

Fred Bishop, South Bend, Indiana,
man, arrested in connection with the
investigation of the death of Frank J..
Kosterman on January 18th, was held
for trial at the April term of the
Municipal Court this morning on
charges of assault with intent to do
great bodily harm. Bishop waived ex-
animation when the case was called
for a preliminary hearing and as he,
declared that he could not furnish
bonds the court fixed no bonds Bishop
indicated that he would have a plea of
self defense when the case. comes up
for trial. Sanders Sanderson and Jose
Cunningham, who were arrested in
connection with Bishop, are being held
as witnesses in the case, but no formal
complaint charging any crime against
them has been fled in the Municipal
Court
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-02-22
RED CROSS WORK PLANNED.
D. A. r. Will Meet Ito Decide Whether
It VIII Take Up Training = Aid
Society May Study Nursing.

Mrs. S. G. Newman, acting regent of
the Kenosha chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, has received let
ter from the Wisconsin state regent,
D. A. R., Mrs. John P. Hume, at the
suggestion of the president general of
the order, asking that the Chapter take
some step toward preparing to aid the
government in some way in the event
of the United States being drawn into
war.
The president general in her letter
to the state regents urged them to get
facts which would allow them to make
an estimate of low many women in
each state would be willing to give their
services in ways suggested by the D. A.
r. in the event of war.
Making Dressings Valuable Aid.
Among the preparations suggested to
make service of this large number Of
women valuable to the country, was
Red Cross training. In most of the cit
les of the United States Red Cross train
ing stations have been established where
women are taught first aid ministration
and are also given instruction in band
age and, dressing making and in hospi-
tai work In Chicago hundreds have
enlisted in the work
Mrs. s.. @. Newman is to call meeting
of the executive board of the d. A. R.
this week and the question of whether
the work will be taken up will be dis
Cussed then.
Mrs. F. E. Andre, PRESIDENT of the
Woman s Auxiliary of the Congrega-
tional church, said that the matter had
already been discussed informally by
individuals making up the aggregation
and that these seemed in favor of a
group being formed by the Aid society
to study Red Cross work. Nothing of
ficial has as yet been done and she said
it could not until the next regular
meeting of the Auxiliary which will be
held March 2.
AS the Kenosha Medical society has
promised to give the services of men,
bers for lectures and to teach groups of
workers who wish to train for Red
Cross service, the opportunity is an es-
pecially good one for the formation of a
group here.
Any group of women who care to go
seriously into the work of training for
Red Cross work may arrange for the
aid which the Medical Association of
fers
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-02-22
Puts an Embargo
On Kenosha Sales
Waukegan Retail Coal Dealers to be
Cut Off if They Continue to Sell
Coal to Kenosha People.

Waukegan has built up wall
against Kenosha. The trouble is all
over couple of tons of coal which
were shipped by Waukegan coal
dealer to Kenosha and it is now de-
clared that Superintendent Mirick of
the Reiss Coal Company, which con
trolls the supply in Waukegan, has
served notice on all Waukegan dealers
that the coal supplied to them will be
cut off if a pound Of it is shipped to
Kenosha or other cities. Tt is claimed
that coal is selling at dollar a ton
less in Waukegan than in Kenosha and
the Reiss company claims that many
Kenosha people have sought to buy
coal there and have it shipped to Ke-
nosha by boat. Two tons were really
shipped to Kenosha and delivered to a
bin here. 1t is declared by the Wau-
kegan papers that Kenosha people
have offered twelve dollars ton for
hard coal in Waukegan. This is two
dollars more than the price charged
in Kenosha and most of the dealers
here have been able to take care of
the demand for most grades of the hard
coal. Local dealers declare that the
embargo at Waukegan is unnecessary
and that Kenosha dealers are doing
just as good a job of taking care of
the people of Kenosha as the Wau-
kegan dealers are in taking care
of their own customers.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-02-22
Completes List of
Kenosha Hot Heads
Federal Agent is Alleged to Have
Catalogued Men Here Who Are
Syrnpathisers With Foreign Nations.

Catalogued Men Here Who Are
Sympathisers With Foreign Nations.
1t is declared today by men in the
government service in Kenosha that
after working for more than week in
Kenosha the federal agent in charge
of making the catalogue of hot heads
who are favorable to foreign nations,
has completed his work and that his
list of men who are worthy of being
watched in case of war, has been sent
into the federal bureau. It is declar-
ed that this is not F'bunk' but that
federal official has actually listed
number Of Kenosha citizens as people
to be watched by the government No
idea of the identity of these people has
been given out. It can be said GER
tainly that no person has been arrest
ed in Kenosha for the expression Of
his opinion on the break with Ger
many and that there is no immediate
idea of any one being arrested. Just
what the government plans to do with
its lists remains to be seen. The
federal agent who compiled it does
not seem to have taken any one into
his confidence.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-02-22
Ruth Soper Would
Divorce Pastor Dar1.en
owatona. Minnesota, Wife of Much
Married Kenosha Minister, Files
Formal Plea for Divorce.

Ruth Soper Darnell has turned On
her former Kenosha minister-husband
and on Monday afternoon out in the
United States prison at Leayenworth,
Kas., James Morrison Darnell was
served with the summons and complaint
in divorce action brought by her in
the courts at her home town at
Owatona, MINI. In addition to de-
handing a separation, Ruth Soper
demands that she be given title to
property valued at twenty-five thous-
and dollars which she claims Darnell
had contingent interest in.
In her complaint she states that she
went through marriage ceremony
with Darnell in Indiana in 1913 and
that she believed that she had been
legally married to him and that child
was born to them in July of 1914. She
alleges that Darnell afterward went
through a marriage ceremony with
Doris Vaughn Of Chicago and this so
wounded her feelings that she lost her
health. At the time Darnell was sent
enced to prison Ruth Soper declared
that she would make an effort to Sc
cure his release, but pleas for pardon
have for the most part been made by
his relatives. Darnell announced at
the prison that he would make fight to
retain the possession of his property.
Ruth Soper lived with Darnell in
Kenosha during the short period that
he was pastor of the church here and
it is declared that she knew nothing
of his marriage with Doris Vaughn I'M
til after the expose of his dual life
came. She remained intensely loyal to
him during the trial in Milwaukee and
since his sentence she has lived in
retirement with her father at the
Minnesota town. Little Jimmie OAR
nell, the one child, is now nearly three
years of age.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-02-22
HOSPITAL DIRECTORS TO AID
Council Committee Favors Ordinance
Regulating Singing of 'Star Span
gled Banner Railway Com. Gets
More Time to Frame Report.

Kenosha is to adopt modern methods
the meeting of the Common Council on
Monday evening an appropriation Of
$4,000 was made from any funds of
the council to do the city's part toward
The new hospital is to be erected under
the direction of the board of directors
of the Kenosha Hospital Association
and it will be located on land owned
by the Kenosha Hospital Association
on Chicago street. It is expected that
the completion of the new institution
will bring an expenditure of from
$4,000 to $4,000 and the amount
needed and not appropriated from the
funds Of the city will be raised by sub
scription. The isolation hospital will
be under the management of the Ke-
nosha Hospital directors and nursing
service will be furnished from the Ke-
nosha Hospital with the understanding
that the city will pay any deficit in
the cost Of maintaining the institution.
The plans for the new hospital have
not as yet been drawn, but it is ex-
pected that it will be completed and be
ready for operation before the end of
the present year. The expenditure
planned by the city and the hospital
directors should bring to the city an
institution which will be modern in
every way. The money appropriated
by the city will be available just as
soon as the directors of the hospital
association are ready to proceed with
the erection of the building. Many
meetings between the hospital direc-
tors, the board of health and the finance
committee of the council have been
held in the past few months and the
plan of building the isolation hospital
in connection with the city hospital
was declared by all parties interested as
the best possible solution of the prob
lem. It is probable that an institution
with twenty beds can be provided with
the appropriation made by the city and
the amount that has been promised as
Gifts.