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The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
DetrOit's Health Officer
Returns From
Battle Front
NEARLY CAPTURED
ON ITALIAN SOIL

German propaganda was respon-
sible for the italian defeat, and
German propaganda is the one
thing America must fight with all
her might, IL she and her allies are
to win this war"
This Is the message Detroit's
health officer, Or. James w. Inches,
brings home from the battlenelds
Of Europe. DIT Inches returned Fri
day morning, after spending nearly
three months in France and Italy.
He made the trip primarily at the
request of the government, as a
member OF the Medical Reserve
corps, 70 inspect Red cross work In
France That work completed. he
went 10 italy as one Of a party OF
FIVE Detroit men under Maj Angus
Mclean, TO study medical and surgi-
kal work In the italian army He
returns well Drowned and in good
health except for cold
The Italian defeat is one Of the
worst tragedies I'm war history
said DR.. Inches Italy had accom-
plished some wonderful engineer
ing feats up In the mountains the
last two years Her defenses were
regarded as imp-egnable. Yet she
lost II all I'm a night when the north
end or the second army lay down
and let the enemy thru.
1T was propaganda that turned
the trick propaganda and secret in
huence. r is the enemys chief
weapon today II got In it, work
even in France for a while, bat the
French have succeeded pretty well
In stamping 10 out. We in America
have got 10 realize what German
propaganda means and We must go
tha limit in putting an end 20 H. for
il Is absolutely up 10 Us TO win this
war. A question heard over there
more than any other is How long
will the United states put up with
that sort OF thing meaning propa-
ganda and intrigue in all It's vicious
forms. The best news We could
send them thai this government
has taken steps 10 crush out Ger
man influence here.
Another tact we must realize
Is that this war ls a bigger thing
than any OF us has thought Any
man who talks about the war end.
ms next year. Is almost committing
= disloyal act Two years ago.
when. on returning from Europe
sa.d that the war was not half over,
I was regarded as n pcssimisL
believe would be safe In repeat.
ing The statement now This war
viii not end this year nor next: II
has years 20 run and IL viii call
for tho best that is IN VS.
ON their visit 10 Italy the party
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
SAYS MRS.
D'SAULLES
WASCRAzED
Not Responsible For
Shots Which Slew,
Doctor Asserts

MINEOI4A, L. l.. Nov. 30.--An-
swering a 2o.oO0-word hypothetical
question which took an hour and
20 minutes TO read. DR.. J. Sherman
Wight. defense alienist. declared to-
day that Mrs Blanca De Saulles was
mot responsible" when she killed
her divorced husband. John L. De
Saulles
Under New York state law, n per
son who lacks responsibility" at
the time of committing a crime. can
not be punished for 49,
by his reply 20 the long ques-
ton, Dr Wight declared that Mrs.
De Saulles did not know the ma
ture and quality OF the act commit
ted and that she was not mentally
sound the night OF Aug 3, when she
shot De Saulles,
Every juror in the hod has said
be will acquit Mrs. DE eaulles II
he has a reasonable doubt" OF her
sanity on that night
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
Wise Judge Mandell Hasn't
Any Difficulty Deciding the
Ownership Of Car in Dispute

To said he had identified it by the
engine number. dents on the fend-
ers and triangular scar ON tho
back seat
at tho conclusion ~ the session.
Wednesday. The Judge directed
Tooco To- produce Aha err, f'riday
morning. that the jury might exam
ine the identification marks
Lott. however. spent e part of
Thanksgiving afternoon. he testified.
poeking into Tooco's garage where.
he said. ne saw Tooco and another
man changing the Tenders on the
car The triangular mark on the
back seat was erased. he declared
and the motor number filed on
Tooco did not appear in the court
'-rri-yy- THd urrrUFF The defendant D.
nor The plaintiffs attorneys would
address thu jury Judge Mandell
then directed a verdict in favor OF
Lott and tho car was restored 90
the owner.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
HUNS OUTRAGE WOMEN;
LOOT HOMES IN ITALY

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-Austro-
German troops are making second
Belgium out Of invaded Italy. Jfi-
cial Rome cables today stated
Near Venson, the Germans placed
women and children in their first
line trenches as shields against itai-
ian fire.
Hundreds Of these innocent vic
Tins were sacrificed, said the mes
sages.
In the Friuli region the Germans
have levied the same exorbitant war
taxes rs in northern France and Bel
GUM Labor is being conscripted
with German thoroness.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
MILK GOES
TO AGENTS
URDAY

The Detroit milk commission. AT.
er sessions lasting week has
boosted The price of milk delivered
10 the door to "a cents per quart
and eight cents per pint Tie is
an increase of two cents q quart and
ono cent pint The uew sched
ulr goes lnt0 effect Saturday morn
ing
Silk viii he sold In stores AZ n
ani seven cents In certain stores.
t0 be Ie irnated by the milk dis.
tr.butors. mus viii Dee sold for OF
ceu's % quart fin QUARTS only This
Sci f5r ftr benefit ar ihe poor The
advance means an increase ~ about
ST. H01 iu Detroit daily milk BIN
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

While Austro-German agents
spread stcrTg OF benevolent treat
ment to the Italian villages. Austro-
German soldiers are communicating
every movable article OF value in
Italy.
OiHcial orders were found on cap
tured Austro-German soldiers TO
take away what is movable, detach
what Is attached and use what Is
useful"
Along the Piave river front the
italian soldiers report that the ter
rifle screams ~ women in Austro-
German hands makes the night hid
cous.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

The ownership Of q certain Ford
automobile which has been quite a
question in Judge Mandell's court
for several days was decided. Fri
dav morning. when unforeseen de-
velopmonts in the case became APP
parent
Czech Tooco several days ago be
gan sa.i against the metropolitan
prgca department for the return of
.ha machine lie was given tenn
porary rcplcvin pending The ONT
come Of the suit Hc declared that
after 'hc. car had been missing for
several days he found b. at The
Hunt Nt. police station among tef-
rral stolen cars Tho police rc
o. OK lo return the machine DO de
~ 49, lL-lLL- ---
The alleged ,hcfft
while ibo sut Wa in progress
early ,u fhc wook one Charles lott
tntervcned an cl1mcd that hc was
the izhtful owner of the machine.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

-qaad. and Iis mF1 have been very
tl-t gathering in machines and
merchandi They took the JOY out
rr rfa fox hluL L---- alz-lz-----sa A.-.-
Arcadia hy caufscatng many ma
.hines ANA uraer- heu~ r1faed oH.
rho downtown u-H~ store are be-
lnr Systematically rsi0fd Enough
cand, ha been Akfn from lhrse
place to stock conf caouery' store.
1 vil be yiven to charity hnn-
dteds 'of auarfs of liquurs vil be
bfuur inf1 tha -tver-
Frop, nus uutil Christmas ne
ralllls zeLlL kl-a huzl- 11h-ll-lA lA---4a-
raid. are madp annually rhry are
being csf1ed on. nr a far hiEFer
scale lhis year This IN pursuance
of 7i,Ces from fhe federal authors
ties fo stop an gambling IN food
sturs az war measure
40 Organization is immune from
ihis order.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
Finds Bottle Aaost.

NEWPORT. u. J.. Noy 30--On
May S. 1900 Benjamin Petwick Of
Cincinnati. while fishing iu Licking
river Kentucky threw overheard a
bottle containing note with his
name and address. reading
sLet me inow when and whore
10 was founr
Sergt James n Tolscn Of The
quartcrmastcrs department. sta
toned AT Fort Grehel. while fishing
on tho fort found tho bottle recent
ly BE has communicated the Incl
dent 10 Mr. PctWlck
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
R a G. :: {: 8
Bowie Results

First race--Mile. start Right l03
tCollins). won. sunny Hill l0t lM
Rowan) second Green Grass, l06
t~tirnng). third Time f;45
Second racc--6ta furlonEs: Sweep
Up U. l12 Darlington. won The
Porter. 1915 (BuNton). second, Game
Cock. 40 tAL Rowan, third Time
1.21 Alb
Third race furlonEs Miss kru-
ter. 40 tkummerl. won, Refugee.
III (Obert1. second, Sea Beach. 10
"a Collins). third. Time. J 30 1-5.
Fourth race-MiIe. Moodstone. to1
fWallsl. won; Highland Lad. l2I
(StiriinR), second Shooting Gar. 10
l.4-.4--.4 t4r44.ti =, iiftf-f p
Fifth Tlacc- Mile and 90 yards.
portwQrth. 40 (ficc) Won Early
Morn. III Darlington. second; Rich
ard Taugdou. ia tW. RobiusonJ,
third Time S3-b
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
AMERICA IS
S T ANDING
BY RUSSIA
u. S. Insists Allies Must
Adopt Sympathetic
Attitude

PARIS, Nov. 3O.-"CompIete
accord" was developed on the
first question arising out Of the
Russian situation In yesterdays
meeting Of lnterAllied confer
ence the Echo de Paris de-
cIared today The meeting was
described as most satlsfae-
tory"
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

CHARGED with the burglary of am
OakwoOd grocery store Louis B,r-
kowitz. 80 years old ot New lork.
was placed on trial boz Judge tudd
court Friday morning According ,o
she Deputies who arrested Bcffc
witz. Ar .s wanted in Now YORK cifv
on siT9il8r charge Also 30 i- said.
the Detroit police would $3.50 t0 .u-
-r-r-vrT--v r77TT COHCefnIuE iht thtlt ui
touring car
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
By J. W. PEGLER.
star Correspondent United Pre.s '

HtdN Correspondent Cnled Prese y
AMERICAN FIELD HEADQuAR-
TIERS, FRANCE, Nov. sO.--Amerl-
can National guard units represents
Ing every state In the union, are
now in France.
They arrived some weeks ago but
II was not until today that pernis-
sion was granted 10 announce that
fact
The new Sammies were given a
heart thrilling welcome by France.
They We're chartered in towns
which heretofore had seen only
few OF the American lighting men.
The occasion Of their arrival was
made a memorable one by special
welcoming ceremonies, in which
local officials combined with the
military authorities in whole
hearted celebration
Plaring French bands. trying their
best 10 rattle on American ragtime,
gave a home flavor 10 reception
witch otherwise must have inn
pressed the militia boys as unlike
ANYTHING else In the world.
Tho Americans were welcomed
Ike heroes.
The French population. dressed In
is Eayest clothes. marched side by
side with the detachments. festooned
Tho soldiers with garlands Of flowers
and decked them out In tiny Ameri-
can flags.
Within "a hours the militiamen
were fhorolv no home and on the
most friendly relations with their
ew townsmen thruout the area
over which they were biileted.
Che first National guard arrivals.
it was stated al headquarters today.
have made encouraging progress in
their training Gen. Pershing has
already inspected certain OF the
units
CAMP MILLS HEMPSTEAD. N.
Y. Nor. so In that darkest hour
which precedes the dawn thou
sands ~ Sammies Of the Rain
bow division marched away from
their camp here cnrQuie 90 france
while the townsfOlS cheered and
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
MANY FOE
UNITS QUIT
ITALY LINE
Despairing of Break
Thru, Germans Look
Elsewhere

By WILLIAM PHILLIP STMMS
stan Correspondent united Press.
WITH THE BRITISH AR.
MlEs IN FRANCE, Nov. 3o.-A
new battle ground In the Cam
brai fighting developed today.
On the extreme southern
flank, near Gonnelieu. the Ger
mans early this morning opened
violent attack.
Al the time this is cabled they
have apparently been unable 10
make headway.
PARIS. Nov. s0.-Franoe's
war expenditures for the next
quarter year were estimated az
5000, 100000 francs, (about ST.
8Oo. .00o,o ,o00) IN figures submit
ted 10 the chamber Of depu.
ties today by Minister Of Fi-
nance kiot1.
WITH THE ITALIAN ARMIES
NOV 80 italian ayaitors today re-
ported a heavy movement OF troop.
behind the German-Austrian lines
II was believed that the enemy
despairing Of success In forcing 3
breach in the italian lines. was pre-
parrng 90 move men for blows else
where
Gen Dlaz's forces are now def
nitely on the offensive at numerous
points on the MOuntain.Piave line
The enemy has not ceased hi- ef
forts 90 find weak spot bu th'
initial impetus of his attack has mo-
ticcahly lcssencd
The italian morale as q result
has increased to thc most complete
confidence IN an rank. that mol onll
WI Tho line hold but that reinforce
ments will enable even greate'
measures AGAINST tbe cuernyt
SNOW I'm lhf mountains lo th'
north was sioNins up thc tehtini
10 that sector tQday
PARIS. Nov e0 Tho second pow
erfuI Gcrmah raid fri two DAYS fri
lowing violent aruliory lombard
ment and par9t.ng almost of th'
nature OF localized u1E---ll-- -4-l-
aau1nd chambrnllee. to
days official fainnenf asserted
ARTILLERY ng was reported very o.
tense thruoui fho ArEorne front
PrintinE--the plain neat kind-tha'
ts riEht--rinses Ioh ns~t---"a'n ta2o
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
nnM1r scRArcHEs

First Jim Dinney sister Marjorie.
sun kiss. Ideal. sixteen 10 one, Geo.
w Avery. Flying Dart. Gray.
Second-U Umatilla. Avery. Nominee,
sixteen 20 one.
Tbird-uncle Jimmie Dioscordie,
LohcnErlu. Aivord.
Fourth Water Lady TeluCcR
Fifth Joe Finn. Mary Warren.
Miss peen. Hampton Dame. Blue This
tic Handful.
sixth Dnwa. Rosewater, Bond. Rat
tie Abbey Batwa, Miss Represent,
Wild Thyme picrrot
SIXTH Little England
Seventh-N T.. Besl Bond, Crcpus-
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
Rnaltv oHlcc akidnaned"

Unknown persons kidnapped q
branch Office Of the Leinhact-lIum-
phrey company. real estate dealers
in tho Holden building. Thursday
night The Office. t1xi6. was located
at Glendale and Oakman-aves a
stranger offered 10 purchase the
structure several DAYS ago and was
told 10 was not for sale When en-
ployos OF the company drove out 20
The place Friday morning the Office
Als gone
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
BOMB FOUND IN DETROIT
DETECTIVE HEADQUAR TER;
Internal Machine 10 Inches
Long Planted To Blow Up
Chief FOx'S Office

similar which Milwaukee police head
discovered bomb
building Randolph and
building
Internal machine
position without
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

Frckcntcd bN trntTnl oncerf.
man. Ftances Aida and F,rank La
FoTre. Thcy are tho greatkst living.
Thev win all be az ArcahN AZ the
same time next Tuesday night. They
alI make Victor records That are on
your seats carly at Grinnelis aud Ar
.Cndfa-Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
EVERY STATE NOW REPRESENTED IN ]
OVERSEAS ARMY; MICHIGAN HOSPITAL
UNITS LAND WITHLATEST CONTINGENT
THE WEATHER

Detroit md vicinityt Friday night
md saturday, probably rain or snOwI
colderg moderate EOuthwest to north
west winds.
Lower Michtganf Friday night and
Saturday, cloudy and cOidcri probably
rain or snow in south portions snow
In north portion.
TODAY'S TEMPER ATT-RES
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

HNASTENp KAN, Nov 90
Frank NAshcAof al \nulerl has OBJ
waited Mo cArcity pf haryoet hgAd
hy utilizing Six goats in Dis -.p
to tr8muh down ttc silago one
man handles tho distribution and
thc GOAT 60 The REST When tbr
.l-l---4+---+-4 4----- TIT IT dOH
bv'rop,s around their norm fholt
reward Ui come nrNi winter Nhrr
Ihc ie.d opened
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
French Greet New Sol
diers With An
Ovation
LANDING MADE
WEEKS AGO
Official Announcement
Delayed For War
Reasons M

WASHINGTON, Nov. So
Americas Rainbow dlvlslonr 10
In France along with other Ma
tlonal guard units. The Rain
bow division" represents a total
OF 81 states.
Michigan ambulance com
panles are attached 20 the HaIn-
bow division.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

Highest temperature this date I'm
the pa-t A. years, 02 in I0OSJ low
est. la 1878.
One year nEO today Highest tenn
pernturc, 3SI lowest, 33s mean, 30l
cloudy weather.
Thc sun sets Fridny Rt 500 y. m.
nnd rises Saturday mt TAI a. m.
The moon rises Friday at GAS ..
M.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

-f-rr-v r-TunT17n TTn INK tablets In
ufrtnl ease. I1 cents I.aughlin's Ev-
elusive Fountain Pen store. Majestic
bldg d. Michigan ave.-Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
BY LOWELL uELLETT
stan Correspondent United Press
CCop,rieht. 1917. by The United Pre-.)

stan Correspondent United Press
Copyright. 1917. by Thc United Prr-s)
PARIS. Nov 30-America is in
sisting that The Allies adopt q more
sympathetic attitude toward Russia.
'Fiir-rr7rttz u- tfiIr revolution must
be saved
As the champion of world democ-
racy America is not inclined 10 look
upon Russia solely from The view
point OF tho aid her rehahiltated
armies might te 10 thc Allies That
Russia return 90 the fight is a mat.
ter of extreme necessity. but the
L. s. would NOT sec her shackled
again I'm ihe bonds of despotism 20
gain this enj
The United States is not going fo
stand by and see democratic ad-
vantage In Russia lost thru lack
of sympathy from other nations al
lied IN the fight against aWocracy.
The United Press ie Informed on
hieh authority today that tiis afti
tudc on The part OF America is be-
ing clearly presented to tht deio
gates of the inter Allied council.
who held their first scs ion ycHot
day
Representatives of all of fho ua.
tions are thinking about Bu ft
Tho present time above every 'hinr
clse
sol House and his associate, are
dey0tiue .fh,m olives to rhe f4sh ~
.n'a.rrc Allied sympathy toward
thp revolution
Talk of "rator must cease n
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

Famuy WASHING 10 per ~. Was
sachusetts Laundry Co, Main 3Oo3.-
Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
MANNE nANCE rANnInN
THRTE GnEAT ARTISTS

Grand Mas1ue BAH tomnrrnw Rlght
fHsh UII1es.- Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

from DirNurou MsptiIT Realty
CataiaE Its free call Cadillac 3di.
-aau
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

prfnfinE--the pinin neat kind-fhnt
ts rtRht-Itsses Job uest--nsstn ta20
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

scarab club Omen o. puhtic sat-
- a. Aaais.sss Mafet- .Als,
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
A Religious Referendum

Every Monday The Times will print in full the
sunday sermon delivered from a Detroit pulpit that
the people ask for. See church page in The
Times on Saturday, December I, for particulars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-14
no Nor REAp LIS AD

Unless you want 70 buy a new four
room bungalow close to the bus
mess center Of town: modern
throughout; glass porch lexis,
with separate entrance to bath
Living and dining rooms have
hardwood floors; bath room fix
lures are all white enamel Tub IS
So feet long roomy front and
back porches. front porch "a feet
1onE- basement is under the entire
back OF the house. Registers in
each room ready for heating
plant. Workmanship and mate
rial the best Roof built Of three
ply roofing paper with Trinidad
asphalt between plies Roof and
Workmanship guaranteed five
years by a reliable roofing COM
pany. Lots are level and faces
south; back yard fenced; small
shed in rear: front OF lots ter
raced. sidewalks, curb and paving
in paving is paid Located 10
blocks from postoffice- Property
viii rent FOR $50 per month
Price cut from $3.50 10 $3.50.
At this figure must have $500
cash Phone or call 10 see me for
further information
Fl. P. HADFIELD,
Phone 1873. AS list Natl Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-14
For Sale-CitH Property.

ALTA VISTA LOTS-CHEAP
Two lots for $780, terms $50 cash and SO
- JAMES L MARI & COMPANY.
500 san Antonio St Phone is9t-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-14
TBRIGATED VALLEY LAND


The most complete list In the city We
have tracts from one acre Just outside
city limits on easy terms TO 5000 acres
suitable for colonization both for sale or
trade
Cur motto is mot how cheap. but how
good for the money" We want satisfied
we have had 25 years practical eIpe-
rience farming in the valley.
BAILEY LAND CO.,
Phone 2oss. 2oS Herald bldg:
SOSTF RARE CHANCES FOR FARMS
The chances are that the present higa
prs-es Of prodlce will prevail for years
and why not get into the gamer
sID.580-62 acres near Clint fine : IN
house. 81 A. alfalfa, all in cult trade for
FL Paso property
s5500-55 acres. near Chamberino, IS a
alfalfa, % a. other crops; trade for II
Paso property
Ysieta- two good houses, all in crops; two
acres more in bosque goes too. Trade for
FL Pasc property
-75 per acre. 10 acres or more at Tor
milo. Texas part Of farm on which s
growing IS acres Of cotton that viii make
a bale TO the acre from present prospect
IS cash per acre and bal SO and SIS per
per acre per year; Will sell any sized
tract.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone 500 100 San Antonio 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-14

I7O4-s F BOULEVARD 81
Netting per cent Double brick cot
tare with basement. lot 52Nl20 It. In
come $3.50 yearly Price s6e00- One-thlrd
cash; an estate TO settle. See
Mr. MuLLIkIN,
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY,
7ea srI1is BLDG Phone SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-14
For SaIe-COuntry Property.

-------------------~-~---
-FOUR acres in Tsleta on paved road and
cement canal. with residence and othel
improvements Ideal for roses, trucking
and poultry Terms Phone SSH
FOn sALE-5U acres just outside Of city
limits OF Las Cruces AZ acres planted by
Ja1s in cantaloupes this year S125 acre
$1,000 down. balance terms Henry St0es
Las Cruces " NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-14

FIVE rooms ard breakfast room; sleep
ing porch hardwood floors. two lots gar
&C. fence and basements two blocks from
Alta vista school; will take automobile
or small house Phone 1857 or 1881
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-14
For Rsnt-RoOn, Furnished.


NICE front room. adjoining bath 4v14
Montana
the DE LUXE-Room with private bath
1913 " OREGON Phone 6o5s-
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished front
rooms close in Phone 5l9+J.
CLOSE in; steam heat; adjoining bath
Brazos apt. No ~.
ONE or two beautiful furnished rooms in
private family. Phone oil
ROOM with sIcerlng porch; two beds
running water; close in Phone -2e5al.
ROOMS for rent modern convenience
s2s w Missouri Phone 135s- keIerence-
NICE. new. airy room furnace heat, pri-
v1ts entrance. no children 1910 y sian
ton Phone 1913
HOLIFSBECK HOTEL-Furnished rooms
and light Housekeeping rooms zli'7
Texas
STANTON ST. HOTEL
Nicely furnished rooms; modern 51s71
Stanton Phone 413S-
GFSTIE5TFN-sT heated rooms. sleep
ing porch and garage; private fanny
Phone 1854
CORNER MagtffIn and Brown, steam
heated rooms With bah for gentlemen
Phone 4573-
CLOSE in room with apartment privileges
for two ladies, employed Phone os-9 OF
41Sb-
NICELY furnished room. adjoining bath;
III mace heat. private family no other
rooms- Phone StssJ-
ONE front bedroom convenient 10 s P
and T. & P shop also car barns phone
355eM-
NICE front room for gentlemen Or eol-
PIE, basement rooms cheap tes ~
santa re
MOLLY furnished rooms with sleeping
porch. bath. steam hest very close N
10 West Franklin-
TWO nicely furnished light housekeeping
rooms gas. light and telephone, for 80
per month; close in Phone 553l-
FOR RFNT-Nicely furnished front room,
adjoining bathroom. three blocks from
Cleveland square, separate enlrences pr
vate family COS Stewart Phone a6s4-
NV HOTEL DE MAD
z a-vthing rev and modern rooms rom
I So week up z18 South Oregon Phone
MONTANA HOTEL
I Z0f1E s Stanton nice outside rooms run
ming water Phone 55Io-
/ TWO eleeantIy furnished Connecting steam
heated front rooms private tile hath. ou--
side entrance: walking distance sunset
heights; references required phone ~
TWO beautifuily furnished rooms. newly
decorated in hoae Of couple convenient
10 new high school and two blocks from
old high school, especially desirable Tor
teachers Phone ass for appointment
LARGE room in suites or single. in very
center OF city. viii furnish 70 suit s. ana
SO cor. Fl Paso ard san Antonio SIS See
dentist upstairs over American Savings
bank
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-14
wANr GRnCERY sToRE

WANT GROCERY STORE
For this nice valley home near
Ycleta; s acres all in cultiva-
ton, three acres in alfalfa;
nice 8 room house, chicken
houses. etc. on paved road
See AIr. CRICKET,
WHTTE-PADEN REALTY CO,
Phone 100. 212 No. Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-14
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Close in on paved street and car lne >
has hardwood floors, built in buffet, book
cases and kitchen cabinet; large glazed
In room. breakfast room. built on south
'front.' lots. Price $3.50; $500 cash, balance
SIS per month and interest.
CREEL s. CANNON.
Phone 5p75. EOS Martin bldg.