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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
THREATENS RESERVATIONS
IF HOME RULE is REFUSED
Irish Question still Causes Frequent
Outbursts In House OF
Commons.
fBy Associated Press. |

LO ID o y. April lG.--GcorEe y.
Barnes. Labor member OF the British
war Cabinet without portfolio. an
nounced in the House OF Commons to-
day that tho government intended to
introduce home rule bill Immediately
ana would use every pressure TO pass
IL.
Mr. Barnes announced that tho
Lloyd George government would re-
sign II the House OF Lords refused 10
pass the new homo rule bill.
frcnicr Lloyd George said in the
fiouac or Commons to-day: "It is de-
Sirablc in tho interests of tho war.
mat we should Settle tho Irish uuos-
ton and produce something like CON
sentiment in Ireland and good will in
America.
referring to the situation at the
front in the House of Commons. FRO
nicr Lloyd George said: The nuctua-
tion between hope and dcspondcncv
must continue for some time vet. Hut
am SIN fun OF confidence.
General Plumcr lin command at Mos
Sincs ridSc) is quito confident yc
have lost territory. hut VIC have los,
nothing vital"
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PROFESSOR w. !. THOMAS
DISMISSED BY UNIVERSITY
Chicago Institution Purgcs Its Irncuity
ron OF Name 81 Dtscrcditcd
Member.
(By Associated Press.l


Thy Associated Press.1
CHICAGO. April 1G.-William Isaac
Thomas. professor OF sociology at the
University of Chicago. who was ar
rested at a hotel last week with Mrs
II. NJ Granger. the young wife OF an
army officer now serving in France.
was dismissed from the University
faculty late to-day.
This action was taken at a secret
session OF the board OF trustees upon
recommendation OF President Harry
Pratt Judson. Professor Thomas was
not present
Although Professor Thomass dis
missaI closes the case so far as the
university is concerned. Federal and
civil authorities continued their In
vcstteations into the movements OF the
professor.
on Friday Professor Thomas will &c
called before the morals court to
face "A charge OF disorderly conduct.
a warrant has also been issued for
the arrest OF Mrs. Granger on the sam.
charge. cut has not been served be-
cause or her illness.
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SPOlLS OF WAR CAUSE
Of BOUNDARY DISPUTES
'urhrE and bulgaria Furnish Row for
Germany {" smooth Away and
Prevent ltupturc
IHy Associated Press. |
| GIL N-l-..I.InN.

WASHINGTON. April i6-spoi,s ~
war have given rise 10 serious bound .
airy disputes between Turkey and Eu,-
Earia. which Germany is undcrtallnr
TO smooth away 30 prevent a ruD,urc
ho,wccn her vassal allies. An of,,c;o,
d'Spatch from Switzerland to-day saws:
Mr. ilclfcrich has returned TO Hcr-
lin, coming from srca, hcaduuar,crs.
whcrc he held "a LONG conference with
tho Emperor. lIind"nburC. Iudcndorr
and the Chancellor. II is said that the
conferences dealt with tho differences
which have arisen between Hulrari,
and Turkey upon the subjcc, of the
common frontier.
The Turks desire compensation for
the enlargement which bulgaria viii
procure through the Dohrudia. ana
they demand that the former restore
10 them the strip Of her territory
which she obtained in September. 1915.
as the price OF her entry into the war.
The Bulgarians object.
IT ~ known that the treaty with
Roumania. though not yet signed. be-
slows the Dobrudja upon the central
empires. The latter propose 10 give
this province TO Bulgaria only after tho
government OF Sofia will have asscnted
L. the claims Of Constantinop!c"
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Put Vim In
faded Muscles

by stimulating and arousing tho cir
culation with light applications of Alb
sorhine. Jr.. rubbed in thoroughly.
This invigorating linimcnt acts quickly
and surely. II Is fragrant and pleas
ant TO use-leavcs no greasy residue
on the skin.
As Absorbine. Jr. Is powerful
Germicide as we'll as a lniment. II IL
effective for prUphylactic and asep;ic
uses: II destroys the germs in cuts and
sores: II may be diluted and used sue
cessfully as an an,!scptic and gcrmi-
eide for the mouth and throat
Athletes Will find IL efficient for lin
boring sore. stln muscles A good
formula for "a rub down is one ounce
OF Absorbing, Jr.. 10 quart OF water
or witch hazel.
1t is composed OF vegetable extracts
and essential oils and is positively
harmless Get a bottle to-day and
keep il I'm your desk. in your travelling
bag. in your medicine cabinet or in tho
side pocket Of your automobile. /, is
health insurance OF high type.
At most druggists or sen, postpaid
upon receipt of Il.:j. Trial bottle for
i0c in stamps.
w. f. YOUNG, r. n. F..
o7o Temple ST. Springfield. Mass
-CAdvt.)
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lIAIG REPORTS OCCUPATION
OF TOWNS ny GERMANS
IBv AnnocIatcl Pres..l

ly Associated Pres.
LONDON. Apru l6.-Fic!d Marshal
Haig. in his Official report tonight, an
nounccs the occupation By the Germans
OF both Wytschactc and Spanbrock-
molcn. The report says
Severe lighting has been taking
place to-day on the front from Me;crcn
10 Wytschaete. At dawn the enemy
renewed his attacks in strength In the
ncighhorhood OF Wy,schacte and span
brocklrolcn.
Supported by heavy lombard
ment his troops approached our posi-
lions under cover Of The mist and after
g prolonged struggle, gained possession
OF both localities.
at Me;ern the enemy also succeed
cd during the morning in obtain
ing a footing In tho village, where the
lighting IS continuing.
ON the other parts OF tho above
IRON; the enemys attacks were re-
pulsed.
This morning the enemy also dc:
livcrcd strong local ATTACK upon our
positions opposite Boycllcs, south Of
Arras. and fighting is s;!ll taking place
in this ncighborhooh.
The hostile artillery has been more
active to-day south OF Albert and in
the neigh borhood OF La Bassee Canal
Bodies OF German iufantr: assembling
in the vicinity OF LOGON were engaged
and dispersed By our artillery. There
has been increased artillery activity
on both sides In the Passchcndacle
sector.
"on the remainder OF the British
front the situation is unchanged"
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NLAnIVoSToK QUIET. Is
REpOUT JAPAN RECrIyEs

Bv Associated Pressl
kfp. Wednesday. April I0.-Oni-
ciai adviccs from Nladivostok say that
the city is calm. japanese blue
jackets are not replying to occasional
shots from snipers at night. Protection
OF the French consulate has been
taken ovor by the Japanese.
The japanese Foreign Oric. an
n"Onces there is no confirmation OF a
fctrosrad dispatch that the Bolshcy-k
government has proclaimed a state o.,
var IN Siberia and ordered the Red
Guard 10 oppose the Japanese marines
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katteEat of mines. the report shows.
and may SIN be in progress. What
further British effort. If any, tho
operation implies. canno; we'll bc fore
cast II ia Indicative OF intensified
British naval activities, at any rate. IL
not preliminary TO far more important
operations on the part Of the British
naval forces.
ATTACKS DIE DOWN
on THE pICtRDN FRONT
On the Picardy battle field the Ger
man attacks on HanEard have died
down. Very violent artillery fire CON
tinucs there, and the French Eunrcrs
have diS1crscd enemy infantry attempt
ing 10 advance from pcmuin. ON the
remainder OF tho French front there
has been artillery exchanges. The
Germans facing the Americans north
and cas-, of ST. Mihicl have not renewed
their attack.
The rebel cause in Finland appears 20
bc in bad straits. German troops have
occupied Helsingfors. tho Finnish cap
ital. ana which was held by tho rebels.
The Russian feet OF 200 vessels sta
toned at HelsinEfors. was reported TO
have escaped 10 ilronstadt last week.
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Ituy Spot Cotton.

tRy Associated Press
tHA!tLoTTE. y. c., April l6.-A
arm OF cotton brokers here to-day
bought from !. \. Burton, OF New
berry, s. C., $50 bales of cotton at
sos cents per pound. Deliveries will
be made 10 mills in the Carollnas, II
was explained
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GENERAL FRENCH THANKS
FRANCE. FOR ENCOUR AGEMESr
nv Assnclatcl Press

Nv NSsnCVatcN Frc@s
LONDON, April l6.-''The same spirit
that carried your army through 1914
su"tains US all again to-day against
overwhelming odds" said Field Mar.
sinai French in telegram to-day
thanking the French government for
a message of encourae cement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17

ing numbers OF fresh troops. Slowly
the British line fell back, but unbroken
and in good order. until they reached
their present positions. where they
held.
About tho time the Germans sursed
forward against Baillcul they also at
tempted to advance by TWO attacks
southwest OF Baillcul. just opposite the
northeast corner OF the forest Of
Nieppc. These drives were preceded
~ heavy Mnenwerfer preparations.
one attack was driven back by artil-
lcry fire before the opposing infantry
came TO close quarters. but the other
ma tcr.alized.
The Germans hurled themselves
against the British furiously, but with
out avail. tor the line held, and the
attacking troops were forced TO fall
back. The attack in the Bailleul see
tor had been boiling all day. and had
been expected TO break at any moment.
The Germans continued TO pour north
westward along the roads leading To
Estaires, and again the British dying
corps did great work. The intrepid
flyers kept UP an unccasing machine
gun and bombing warfare against the
enemy transport and troops. dying at
very low altitude
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Constdcr Standard Wage son,..

WASHJNTON. April l6.-The War
Industries Board is considering meas
urcs TO regulate competition for labor
engaged in the essential industries. II
is understood that tho board Is con-
sidcriny a standardized wage scale for
practically every industry. TO be
reached along tho lines followed re-
Gently by tho shipbui!ding wage ad-
i,IStNcnt hourl
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Important News
Quickly old
Ercnts From Various Sources
Reduced to Minimum
Space.
An official report

LONDON. April lG.--An Official report
weather prevailed Monday. and there
WAS only low lying. Four tons OF
bombs were dropped on different tar
gets. No German aircraft were en-
one OF our machines is
missing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. April 10
Bishop 7. d. Bratton, OF Jackson. Miss,
was elected president OF the Southern
Sociological Congress hero late to-day.
Selection OF tho 1871? convention city
was left 10 the executive committee,
which it was understood favored Jack
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
I. w. w. Jury 10. FILLED.

CHICAGO, April l6.-For the first
time during the trial OF the 1l3 in
Gicted !. W. ". members. charged with
Interference With the national govern
mont At war, the Jury box to-day was
filed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17

WASHINGTON. April 16.-The mar
Gin OF profits on wheat mill feed which
has been in effect in Eastern States
has hecn extended to all Stats cas-:
Of the NJ Mississippi and south OF tho Ohio
River. including Louisiana and Arkan-
s.,s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17

4 Novelties in fab
RIGS - checks, plaids,
S t r c S, hairlines,
mixed m otifs and
solid colors-in soft
finish cheviots, Silk
mixtures and flan-
nels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17

LONG BEACH. CAL. April 10
Lawrence REEL, aged twenty-onc, was
Killed, and GridScl Christofferson. am
aviator. probably fatally injured here
day, when their airplane fell into
the ocean while making a sharp turn
from an altitude OF 200 feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17

NALL WOOL, too
no cotton in the house
and we don't pro-
claim it as a virtue,
either!- in fact, this
par a graph is not
news; it's old stuff!
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SEATTLE. April 16-Ma jor- General
l.. y. Swinton, inventor of the British
tank, who f. here cainpa iEninG for
the third Liberty loan. intmatcd to-
day Eng land has n trump card up her
sleeve that may mean the turning
Point OF tn wMr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-13

$4,000, 112 acres. = mile station. =
in alfalfa, balance other crops. no adobe,
nigh ground. no seepage. family orchard.
$4,000 house. 30 head OF cattle. 10 head
Of horses. all tools and implements. trade
FOR city property
1855. SO acres. 10 minutes walk Clint.
all in cultivation. good house, drama Sc
ditch through the property already con-
structed. good team. chickens. implements
exchange for e Paso property.
ss275. 81 acres. raw land near An
thony. silt soil. no waste. trade for e.
Paso property
$500. room bungalow. "a acres bear
ing orchard on paved street. all sorts
Of flowers. shrubbery. small cash pay
ment. balance easy. viii consider some
trade.
$4,000. so acres well improved. no aikam
fine bungalow house. pebble-dash. COM
position roof. stone foundation. barn. good
well. on the Alameda, = mile from Las
Cruces. trade for city property
$50 per acre. $50 acres on the Island,
easy terms or trade Tor Fl Paso property.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50. zoe San Antonio st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-13
For SaIe-City Property.

BEST BUY ON BLISS ST.
Z large rooms, Breakfast room. plenty
OF closets, 4 bedrooms; brick cost $50
per 1000; electric Fixtures cost S125:
basement under 2 rooms; brick gar
age; laundry tubs; driveway; worth
$500: our price $3.50. $500 Cash.
CREEL & CANNON
201 Mills st. Phone SOS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-13

Ut y
Two full lots, paved St, near
Alta Vista School Two room
frame. good plumbing. high
ground, buy it like rent. SIS
month, you save SO of it first
month and more next month.
why throw your rent away
See this fine place offered for
$1,000
FIsK-RAMSEY REALTY co.
Phone 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-13

BALANCE. $50 MONTH. INCLUDING
INTEREST. NEW BUNGALOW.
5 room and breakfast room. Hardwood
floors in living and dining rooms,
Built-in bookcases. buffet and kitchen
cabinet. Built-in seats and table in
breakfast room One block from
paved street One block from car.
Price $500.
Ask Crosby with
JAMES L. 8IARR & COMPANY
s04 san Antonio St Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-13
MANHATTAN BUNGALOW.

rm. brick. new. modern, hardwood
in every room, latest built in features
heating plant, garage, on full lots
paving paid, best part Of Manhattan
Heights Price $3.50.
BEAVEBL d SHERMAN
1I6 Texas s. Phcae 1926
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-13
Skilled Workmanship in Automobile.
Engine and General Mechanical
Lines.

~~-~~~@~~~~~-~-~~----~~--
ArmatGr- Winding. Magnetic, starter work
PARMELEE, ga W. san Antonio.
W ). DOBIE Pattern Works. GIL y. ST.
Nratn- Phone 5S74-
AUTO radiator work a specially.
Fl Pas0 Radiator and Lamp Co.
ONLY SPRING FACTORY in s W..
Springs and wheels made TO order
Wheels lined up. increasing tire efficiency
and ease OF operation 50Sc.
Out OF town orders promptly filled
MURPHY & HILLIN.
e Pasn- Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-13
$3.50 BARGAIN

-Four Room house, Paved street.
near Alta Vista School $500
cash. Balance easy monthly pay
ments like rent
Call WheelOck. with
ANDERSON-FTLLE
INVESTMENT co.
SOS Mesa Phone 1901
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-13
10 SELL OR TRADE.

GRAZING LAND FOR SALE.
sections north OF Eueco tanks
8 sections north Of Clint
Other sections in FL Paso and Huds-
peth counties VIII trade for Ii PaEo
property.
JAY +. KNOX COMPANY.
501 Caples Bldg Phone 1896.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-13

A FEW HOUSE BARGAINS.
s4z00-5 room bungalow. G. s. Porch.
lots, Government Hill, fun basement.
furnace, hardwood floors. lots or
smaller house for equity, balance
easy.
S3750-4 room bungalow. G. S. Porch.
easy.
$3.50 room bungalow, s. Porch
Nations Ave, take lots part pay. bal
snce easy.
S25OO-4 room bungalow. so It. 'front.'
age. carline. new, Highland Park, take
auto part pay, balance easy.
$500 room bungalow, c. S. Porch,
Alta Vista. take $3.50 in lots OF sec
ond lien note. or auto, balance easy.
S2100-4 room bungalow. san Jose St.
$500 cash. balance suit
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio st
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-13
For SaIe-Farms and Ranches.

For Sale-Farms and Ranches.
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FOR RENT-Good valley farm or viii
sell lease for this year. J. A. Mobley.
Canutillo, Tex
FOR SALE-At a bargain. II taken at
once. truck farm Z acres and room
house Phone % or call Central Confec-
tionery. Ysleta-
WILL trade for house in E. Paso. fur
nished or unfurnished. six room house
completely furnished at Hermosa Beach.
California. or will sell the property out
right; for price and any ether Information
desired address John ]. McCourt. care Rio
Grande valley b. & 7. Co. e Pasn. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-13

HAVE YOU GOT YOUR SLICE
OF EAR1H2 Are YOU doing vour
part 10 win the var? Our presi-
dent has said the biggest Stacker
we have IS the man who does not
try to help produce something for
his family the coming year,
either in chickens. stock OF some
kind OF part OF his food for the
table Do your part, get busy.
with the hrs- We have tracts 10
suit you and your purse
WE HAVE TEN ACRES
Just below Ysleta on main paved
road that we will sell for s1sh.0O
per acre. Small payment down,
balance as you ike. Take trade
WE HAVE IN CINECUE PARK
tracts one acre and Up. Some
houses on tract 10 per cent down,
per cent monthly. no Interest
~ acres On paved road. s2F0e.
Terms to suit
20 ACRES LOWER VALLEY
All in cultivation, good house and
improK euents- We viii trade Fl
Paso property or viii sell 10 years
time at s percent
zoo ACRES
Fine improvements, ali IN cultiva-
ton Fine orchard VII trade fo-
clear income property
If YOU HAVE SOMETHING
you want u trade or sell in valley
or city see Us, we can match you
We don't say we viii see WE
DO.
WHITE-PADEN REALTY CO.
Phone 1900
4oe-1of Two Republics Building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-13
Ready Reference Business Directory
Auchoneers

AuctiOneers
~-~-~--~-~-~-~-~~-~-----~~
Auction sale Of Unclaimed Storage,
Furniture and Baggage.
WESTERN TRANSFER CO., STORAGE
HOUSE
1125 Texas St.
wednesday 800 q m
AL kind OF furniture, rugs, carpets. re-
frigerators. trunk boxes. suit cases and
bundles will sell at auction.
W. a WILLIAMS. AUCTIONEER-
AUCTION sale OF unclaimed baggage ar
Longwen. corner Santa Fe and san Fran
cisco St Santa Fe st. entrance
THIS MARCH 81 AT 10 A. N.
A big sale OF unclaimed baggage from
different transfer companies consisting
OF trunks. grips. suit eases bags and
bundles. I piano and lots OF other furni-
ture-
w. A WILLIAMS. AUCTIONEER-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-13
REAL MODERN HOME.

REAL MODERN HOME.
On Beautiful Rampant St. 6
blocks from High School, 120
feet frontage: Double Garage.
all cOnveniences. Cut from $1,000
10 $500. You can pay $1,000 cash
and balance as long time as you
wish.
Call WheelOck. with
ANDERSON-FILLER
INVESTMENT co.
eos Mesa Phone 1901
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-13

BARGAIN a $50 PER ACRE
100 acres fine Valley Land
VIII take $3.50 cash, balance
easy terms.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER
AIundy Hts-Will sell or trade.
500 feet trackage property.
VIII trade and assume as much
as $4,000.
CLOSE IN CORNER
On Missouri St 120x104. A bar
gain. easy term.
1900 ACRES VALLEY LAND.
VIII trade for city property and
assume $4,000 or more.
80 ACRES-IMPRON
Stock and improvements all for
$4,000. VIII take house as part
payment. Balance easy.
RIO GRANDE REALTY co.
s11-212 First Natl Bank Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-13

FRAME HOUSE
= LOTS
2 room frame house, Chester
street. $3.50: take small car in
part payment
BARGAIN EASY TERMS
room modern bungalow. ?
lots. 1000 block Montana St
Furnished OF uufurnished-
BARGAIN FURNITURE.
10 rooms and 4 sleeping
porches. n. FL Paso St, ar
ranged for light housekeep-
ing. $500: house rents for $50
40 ACRES At la MESA
Worth SO, II sold this week
can sell for $50 per acre.
This is a real bargain.
100 OTHER BARGAINS
In city and valley property
viii accept Liberty bonds on
any Of these properties
w. PAINE,
z0f Mesa ave Phone 1850
Real Estate and Insurance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-13

RONQUILLO GRANT ACREAGE.
One mile beyond Ysleta on bitulithic
road TO Socorro. close to interurban-
Ten acre tracts or more Good soil,
ready to farm. Prizes SEQ per acre.
good terms
You can do business in the city and
enjoy country life.
CHARLES B. STEVENS.
Io2 Pioneer Plaza. Phone 3454-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-13
Fnr Sale-Cnun.rr Prnnerfr.

For Saie-Countrv Property.
~>~~~-~-~~-~-~~
FOR REST-15 acres fire land near rs
leta on paved road. half in alfalfa. bal
ance ready for other crops, 5 room adobe
house. cash or crop rent Mrs. Clark'i
CAFETERIA EOS Mesa.
DESIRED land. irrigated. u you have
some want it developed and can wait
couple OF years. I can do Il. Upper valley,
preferred. 1915 Arizona ST.
OWN 20 acres fine valley land for sale.
viii take part trade; long time on bal
ance- H F. Cantrell, 211 First Natl Bank
Bldg. Phone as OF 5I1T.
VALLEY LAND BARGAIN
SIS acres partly in cultivation joins
the townsite Of Tornills- down the
valley. Water is free. Price SIS per
acre Terms II wanted
SMALL. TRACT.
Near fsleta. y acres, at a coed bar
gain. or viii take FL Paso property
GOOD TRADE
Good room BUNGALOW. lots, base
ment, heating plant, everything mod
ern- VIII take lots or 2 good Light
auto as first payment
REAL GOOD
40 acres. all in cultivation, on main
ditch. and fine neighhorhood. for e
Paso property. This is clear OF debt.
$1,000
room bungalow. corner. ~ lots,
one block OF car, very easy terms.
FOR RENT
room bungalow nicely furnished
near Country Club.
A few Others for rent.
SECURITY REALTY co.
Phone 677l-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-13
FOR SALE OR TRADE


r. & SLEEPING p. on Montana, paved
street. lawn. shade. wires sacrifice for =
cash
street, lawn. south front. a hearty. Spe-
cial price.
! R. MODERN BUNGALOW full base
ment- heIt. double garage. east front. close
in All these owned by one party. needs
some cash but will trade either or all.
HUPMOBILE ROADSTER for sale cheap.
or trade
3 K BRICK on lots. La Luz St aiear
for r bungalow up to $4,000. Pay dif-
ference
12 CLEAR LOTS for bungalow.
Some good Business ard semi-business for
good farms
HAVE TWO BUYERS for r. bungalow
in Manhattan Hts.
20 Fl. close in on Texas st tracksge for
bungalows
Gail the trader
CHARLES w. HARLOW.
sos First Nat. Bank Bldg. Phone 22sl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-13
For SaIe-CountrY PropertH.

LARGE tract Of grazing land north Of
LordsburE. Plenty OF water for stock and
farming. includes best farm lands in
southwestern New Mexico for whea Z
beans. corn. hay. Write I. 223 Herald
4 RANCH FOR ONLY S25 DOWN-What
do you know about that Acre tracts Of
the finest garden land. all in garden last
year. just below Washington Park. the
closest in land on the market 5 cent car
fare. SIS down. SO per month
BAILEY LAND co.
sos Herald Bldg Phone 206g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-13
WHAr HAYE YoU To rRApE

WHAT HAVE YOU To TRADE
For all or part OF the following. Modern
7 room house. now renting at $40: good
small business and rooming house; also
land and house near Columbus. All valued
at $500. Would consider good farm for
a part 7. Sc. care Of Herald.
To SELL OR TRADE.
Ny home and vacant lots in FL Psso.
total value $4,000. and $4,000 par value
stock in corporation that will pay over Is
per cent this year. now controlled by one
OF the most successful corporations oper-
ating IN the southwest. VIII take clear
improved city property or good ranch
lands. in exchange. What have YOU Ad-
dress in confidence G. 90, Herald office.