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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-14
OF Co. TO
HELP DRAFT BOARD
Will Examine Teeth OF Every
Select; To Do Repair
Work Gratis

Eight Knox county dentists have OF
iorcd their services 10 the local oX.
cmpti0n heard tn examine the teeth
OF every man who Is selected for ser.
vice, This decision was made after
n banquet held by the W. ID. Miller
Dental society OF Licking and Knox
counties at the Hotel Curtis Thursday
evening. II u select IL In need of re-.
pair worh to his teeth the dentists
viii do the work and. IL he IL unable
10 pay for the services. no charge viii
be made.
The dentists who have taken this
step are Drs &. u. and G. NJ. Gray. W.
$. Dceloy, g. 4. l.eck. w, u. Gross
man, Nj Vernon, Carl SELLERS, Dan
vile, III. i.arrick. FredcricktOwn, and
Dr Brown of Centerburg.
The banquet was attended by rep
rcsrntnlives from Granville. Pataska
la, Newark and Columbus. besides
those from Knox county.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-14

an amusement license and paying a
fee of $500 year
Strangely enough the brewers are
chiefly responsible for the stamping
out of the alleged cabaret evil in Chi
cago.
Church organizations and other re.
form bodies have been fighting for
several years to close the cabarets
but without success. Several months
ago the brewers to the surprise of the
reform element, took q hand i'm the
fight by arlnying themselves against
The cabaret.
They argued that the cabaret was II
detrimcnt to the decent saloon and
was rapidly crystalizing public senti-
mcnt in favor of saloonless city.
Then after Il series of hearings before
an aldcrmanic committee. the city
council passed the ordinance.
AT one large hotel where ice skat-
ing and dancing marked the entertain
mcnt the proprietor abolished the
elaborate show and installed an or.
chestra. Another hotel which levied
"a plate charge" on patrons for the
entertainment provided. will retain
The amusement features and eliminate
The sale of liquors
The owner of one of the largest cab
IA.
suit to test the validity of the Ordin-
ance A majority of the owners how.
ever when compelled to chose be.
tween liquor and entertainment,
promptly decided to cut out the
amuscmcntS.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-14
lies DA 7 A
FOR PR D Of Of
STATE'S 8 LOYALTY
President OF Wisconsin City
Editors Assn. Shows Ex-
tent OF Support OF War By
Badgers.

lBy Associni ed Press 10 The I'anncrl
MILWAUK Wis, May Ito
prove the loyalty of Wisconsin and
to show the extent of the states sup
port of the war; facts and figures have
been compiled by John K. Wolf, presi-
dent of the Wisconsin City Editors
Association, and issued in booklet
form. Figure are given to show that
Wisconsin has:
l. Supplied 45750 men, 3l,060 of
whom were volunteers to the army
and navy.
2 Ovcrsuhscribed the three liberty
loans.
Milwaukee oversubscribed Rod
Cross allotment by $2S00O0.
Subscribed $l,OS000O TO V NJ, G..
A.. Milwaukee Oversubscribing It's al
loiment by 100000.
8 Sent more men to France than
any other state except one.
Stands eleventh in list of states
selling largest number of War Saw.
ines and Thrift Stamps.
7-Polcd loyalty vote of 313.139,
against the l10,4S7 polled by the other
factions.
S--Only two por cent of men of mill
tary age failed to respond to the draft,
while other states as whole had
napnantnrn nr ntubt ,,n, nnnt
Declaring that Justice demands the
truth be told concerning Wisconsin,"
the booklet asserts that Wisconsin
was the first state in the union to
file its report of registration on June
5th 1917, four hours earlier than the
District of Columbia.
The states administration of the
dipft dinturbcd the marriage rela.
tIOnship less than any other state in
continues:
"Our state has shown her sterling
patriotism. her mfaltering devotion
to a holy cause, by her swift cspous.
al of every means to speed this cru
sadc to its high fullillment.
"She gave first of her youth. when
the call for men rang ont. When the
government summoned the states to
rally in financial support of the war,
Wisconsin, took her place In the hon.
or ranks of those who. went over the
top In each campaign. In her vote at
the recent election, Wisconsin. justi-
fed her lifelong place in the ranks of
the loyal states. Despite the undoubt-
cd presence of a strong Kaiser
element, despite propaganda for peace
and kaiscrism, insidiously spread, as
In other states, Wisconsin kept her
unfalicring stride, and refused TO be
shuntcd from the position proudly
held since she was born into The rami,
iy Of the states"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-14
the harmful plant.

the harmful plant.
There Is one kind of barberry which
is not harmful--the Japanese barber
ry. This. however Is not planted, and
the county agent declares that all of
the barberry hedges he has seen in
the city and the rural districts. both.
Ia the European variety.
Local nurserymen who handle the
barbcrry plant at all, have refused for
some time past to order the European
bnrbcrry on account of its detrimcnt
to the wheat crop. Consequently. the
japanese species is the only kind that
Is sold now. but little of it has been
distributed about.
Many states in the great wheat
growing districts of the country have
taken steps to eradicate the plant and
as a result. the wheat crops in those
sections have been larger and more
healthy, Denmark several years ago,
took drastic measures against the
planting of the European barberry
and tho wheat crop of that country
made a great increase.
The eradication of the plant. accord.
ing to- County Agent Anderson. would
be an easy thing to accomplish if the
people see the necessity of IT.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-14
MT. C|LEAD MAN
KILLED IN FRANCE
Says TELEGRAM
Harry Williams. With Rain
bow Division, Victim Of
Hun, Is Belief

Harry Williams, MI. Gilead man,
about whom relatives were anXions,
their letters to him having been re-
turned undclivcred, has been killed in
France according tn word received by
them. The telegram which conveyed
the Information did not say, whether
Williams was killed in action, died OF
wounds or died of accident
Williams was about 30 years old.
He leaves his mother. Mrs Charles
AiOdre. of Mt. Gilead. lie has relatives
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Squires OF
North Mulberry street.
The man reported killed was Il
member of the Rainbow division,
having enlisted about a year ago with
q number Of I'rcderichtown ycung
men
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-14
PRES. PIERCE WILL
Be At KENYON FOR
GRADUATION EVENTS
Head OF College, Now In
France To Return For
Commencement

I The commencement exercises at
Kenyon college occur June ID TO Is.
On the evening of the fifteenth the
senior class will present the custom
larry play. At the college baccalaure-
ate service on Sunday the sermon will
be by the president of Kenyon college.
The exercises I'm connection with the
formal comforting of degrees will take
place Monday morning. The class ora
tor will be William V: Mueller, '1S,
and the alumni orator. Josiah Kings
ley OIL, Ill. d., Kenyon, 'Sl, editor of
The New York Herald.
4 Tho alumni luncheon will be held at
noon and In the evening will occur
reunions of the Phi Beta Kappa and
literary societies, Several former
classes also expect to hold reunions.
intercollegiate tennis viii be played
on the afternoons of The seventeenth
and eighteenth.
, There will he formal dedication
lOf the service flag presented TO the
college by James II Dempsey, 80, Of
Cleveland. and of the stand of colors
for the Kenyon Battalion, presented
by Ralph 7. King of Cleveland. The
interest of this occasion iS certain to
be more intense with the return To
Gambler of President Pcircc after his
recent service In France on bchalf Of
the American Rcd Cross and nj the
French war front In charge of Red
Cross rolling canteen."
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-14
ALL CABARE7S IN
CHICAGO CLOSE;
REWERS CAUSE
Downtown Hotels And Cafes
Nearly Deserted And Idle
Musicians, Result.
SOME QUESTION LAW

i!iY Associated Press to The Bannorl
CHICAGO. May -Chicago's four
hundred cabarets passed out of exist
ence this week when the citys anti
cabaret ordinance went into effect.
The jazz bands are hushed and the
singers silent The cabaret which had
developed into II conspicuous feature
of the city's night life is dead
AS II result of the enforcement of
the new law several thousand of OK
pert saXaphonc players. trick drum
mers, piano players and other must
clans are ont of work and hundreds
of singers are idle.
Hotels. cafes and restaurants in the
downtown district which in the past
depended largely on the luro of cab
arei entertainment to draw patronage
were comparatively deserted. The
owners of cabarets obliged to close
their doors accepted the situation phil
osOphically and viewed the future
With doubt aud uncertainty.
Persons who wanted To dance were
compelled to patronize temperance
dance halls.
The new law prohibits singing,
dancing and other forms OF cabaret en-,
tcriainment In any building where
liquor IL sold. Hotels, restaurants and
saloona may have music for The enter.
tainment of their guests by taking out
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-14
MASON TO GO OVER
Local Boy, In Navy, Writes
From OUTGOING Camp
At Great Lakes

In a letter received here Friday.
Walter ID. Mason, son OF John w. Ma
son OF East Vine street, who has been
in training at The Great Lakes Naval
Training station, said that he was
writing II from the outgoing caRip of
the station and was expecting to be
on his way to France in company
with large number of sailors who
have completed their course of train
ing.
Mason enlisted In the yeOman
was declared with Germany in 1917.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-14
RELATIVES FEAR THAT
MT. G|LEAD BOY HAS
MET WITH DISASTER
Letters To Harry Williams
Returned From France;
Has Relatives Here

Relatives Of Harry Williams of Mt.
Gilead, who is with the American cX-
peditionary forces in France. are fear.
to him being returned. undolivercd.
Mrs. Milton Squires of North Mulher-
rs street and Mrs. Turner of frodcr.
mother, Mrs. Charles MOdre Of Mt
Gilead, has received no notification,
however, of her sons being wounded.
killed on missing.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-14
MARGARET HARRIS DIES

Mrs. Margaret Harris, aged as
years, died AT the Mt. Vernon hospital
about noon Friday after an Illness OF
nix weeks with dropsy She leaves
her husband Jeremiah Harris Of LIB
erty township and eight children.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-14
CARY S. HAWK DIES

Cary Spencer Hawk, aged AZ. died
hospital, Columbus. after an Illness of
several years. He leaves his wife,
Joanna Hawk, and three sisters. Mrs.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-14
KINNEY TO MANAGE
DRIVE in S. VERNON

IL. +, Kinney, grocer. of South Yer
non. has accepted the captaincy of
Red Cross team No, I, to manage the
team workers OF South Vernon in the
coming drive.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-14

Of dependents. but he said in his let
ter that he is no longer sustaining
that relation and desires to he placed
In Class |. His request viii be grant
cd, Clerk Evans said.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-14

Mrs. William rotmau of East Chest.
nut street. and Jennie Hawk of Chill
licothe. and one brother. Joseph
Hawk. of New York
The funeral at 2 o'clock Sunday at
the home OF Mrs. William Toiman of
East Chestnut street. Burial ut Gam
bier,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-14
WOULD ENTER CLASS
ONE OF DRAFT; MAN
APPLIES TO BOARD

The local exemption board received
letter Friday from Sherwood Fran
Cis local registrant, requesting that
his status be changed. Francis, who
Is living in Charleston. W. Va, was
originally classified in Glass 4 because
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-26
For SaIe-AutonobiIes -Wanted

I For SaIe-Automobiles-
I FOR SAIL Ford touring cars. must be
sold al once cheap for cash only. one
complete air outfit 2eI5 Riehrond 81
IF YOU ARE GOING to have your car
painted it viii pay you 20 figure with
Us. quick service. courtesy and quality OF
workmanship our motto. san Jacinto Au-
tomobIle Paint shop. fI6 san Jacinto St
Phone 2217. under new management J.
r brennan. Prop-
TO THE PUBLIC
From this date the Independent on Co
Filling station at 4016 Alameda Ave. will
BE- ope7 dav and night FOR the benefit OF
its patrons and the public Your business
I IS solicited and viii render you as effi-
cient service as can be had in this line
Phone 1851
HEADQUARTERS FOR USED CARS
2IS WEST SAN ANTONIO ST.
PHONE 4Os5
SPECIAL BARGAINS
SEE THESE SMALL CARS.
Oakland Roadster.
Cadillac Roadster.
Mitchell Chummy Roadster.
Overland Stripped Roadster
Brisc2a stripped Roadster
REQ Roadster.
saxon 'f7 Roadster.
Ford Chassis.
Ford Roadster
Three small Ford Trucks
SMALL TOURING CARS
Buick Light g"
Chevrolet Baby Grand
Maxwell "1911-"
LOOK THESE CARS OVER BEFORE
CASH OR TERMS
We have the largest line Of used cars IN
the southwest
OPEN SUNDAYS. 10 A. n. TO ?. NJ
EVENINGS FROM ESQ TO $3.50.
WALTERS & DURHAM
Succrs- TO Hoasland Co
THIS WEEK ONLY
CLEANING Up OUR ENTIRE STOCK
OF USED CARS
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY.
YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO PASS Up
THESE BARGAINS
HERE ARE SOME OF THEM.
no. g OVERLAND. 5 PASS. ELEC-
TRIO EQUIPMENT, SELF START
Err ------------.---- --.-.----- $50
HUDSON SIX ~54.s PASS. BAR
GAIN AT Observation-Disclosures 500
no. SO OVERLAND, PASS. EX-
CEFTIONAL Buy --------.----. $3.50
HAYNES ''s4." CHUMMT. BIGGEST
Buy N TOWN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $500
OVERLAND RUNABOUr. LATE
MODEL. LIGHT FOUR IDEAL CAR
FOR ARMY MAN ..-----.----. -SSl5
OVERLAND BIG SIX. PASS. ALL
NEW TIRES; FINE SERVICE
CAR --..----.-.-- .--.-----.- $40
OVERLAND SPEEDSTER ---..-Sl65
OVERLAND go" : PASS. GOOD
CONDITION. A GIVE AWAY AT S265
AND SEVERAL OTHERS.
FL PASO OVERLAND CO.
COR. KANSAS AND BOULEVARD
STREETS
PHONE 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-26
For Rent-ApartmenLs Furnished

ARAGON APTS-TWo room and five room
comfortably and artistically furnished
apartment. Apply No. IA. 516 z RIO
THE WILLMARH-LiEht. cool apart
ments. rea sleeping porch, garage. very
close in Must be seen TO be Appreciated
No children. Call mornings. Apt 6. us
Prospect
ONE ROOM apartment SIS: two room
apartment $685. three room S45s completely
furnished; new and modern Most select
location Very cool. No children 111A
z Rio Grande. Phi Ss16
THE WILLMARY-s rooms dressing
room. sleeping porch. bath. large clos
cts: all outside rooms; viii rent furnished
or 2605.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-26
% SaIe-CounhT ProperfE

FOB sALE-4o acres near La Mesa, n.
1Li - acres planted IN corn and beans
p L sWeeten. Anthony. ~ Il.
EoE sALE-fs acres Of land between san
Elizario and Cuadrilla. can be trriEa tied
e close 70 Lee Moore rancl Price per
acre SIS Also 81 acres on The Island
about the price see IrE- Tomasa G Girou-
san Elizario. Texas, or phone "a. Clint
MUST sELL-ons 20 and one 10 acre
tract Of irriEated land eight miles below
Esleta at once. account Of going 10 war
two tractE only about the width OF city
block apart and can easily be farmed as
= whole Twenty acre tract has small
-vo room frame house. IS dltched and now
planted iu cane Ten acre piece has been
planted two seasons. VIII seu whole thing
including horses. tools. etc. FOR $3.50. or
VIII sell separztc- this is a good Invest
ueut as land Is easily worth $4,000. ". 7.
al.cl-we-L- s-lE.r CITY. 3 Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-26
500 capies BIdE. Pm. ss.


YOUR mattresses renovated s1-75 up; car
pets cleaned Erwin Mfg- CO. Ph. ITO
CURTAINS Numbered CSC. CSC pair.
Richmcnd. To2 Myrtle.
THE only steam carpet cleaners eE1e 81
1cme Nat E Feather Co Phone 1871
IF YOU REAn-You save money Trunks
hauled 25c. Herman Transfer Co,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-26
CIoudcroff Announcement

3 ROOM cottage. Address L155. care Herald
Ono of ne most attractive cottages az
CIoudcroft. 6 rooms. bath. hot and cold
water. Completely furnished except linen
and pillows Rent $50 for The season
LAY Realty a TRUST co.
Phone S5I5 e04 Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-26

For Sale-Farms and Ranches
>@@~-~-@--------->
coon EARM fg- sale. Phone e5szw.
For Sale or Exchange-Rsal Estate
Will TRADE-is6o los IN n Paso. V.
J. 0choa- Phi 500.
5000 ACRES land in Preside county. solid
body, 20 trade Tor Il Pas0 property. 400
Wills St Phi e7T.
FOR SALE or exchange. $500 equity IN
$500 room frame bungalow cottage,
balance due SIS month including interest
Wil sacrifice for cash OF trade FOR car
stock o. anything can use See house
Sos Montana. address c. A. Rapley.
Sew7uan- n r.
FIVE ROOM frame house on I've corner
L T. KILLER
With
LEAFELL g. SHERMAN
Phone 1895
BOB EXCHANGE
Property Pomona. Callf-. Tor cottage 10
Fl Paso- Furnished cottage Pacific Beach
Tor cottage IN - PaEo. Cottages IN Tam
pa Pa. for p Paso property. Equity
"a new furnished bungalows for lots or
car. Is lots IN Grandview for cottage.
VIII assume. Lots Oh Demlng, n. NJ. for
II Easo property Valley land for cot
tagez Wei located tenement for cot
VI. n. CARL
soz csplss BldE Ph. g.
FOR EXCHANGE ideal small ranch.
highly improved. with beautiful new
1rick bungalow. VITA cement basement
A four room frame house for servants. al
kind OF barns. hay sheds. out buildings
Ranch fully equipped with machinery and
ferm 1rnpiem euts- Team OF heavy horses
Zine Jersey COW. About $50 fine bred
chi-kens- All kildG OF fruit So ahun-
dance. Nice garden Ranch about thee
miles from Las Cruces on gravel road
Wul consider about $4,000 bungalow IN
81 Pzso or Altuqucrque on deal and some
terms Jas. D. smith. owner r. i. D
70 J. Las Cruces. y 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-26
Housekeeping Rooms-Furuished


FOR Rent rooms furnished. cheap for
summer % people without children Se-l
Nations ave. Pm. 572S
FOR RENT-LIrht Housekeeping apart
ments with all modern convenience
close In 1905 Texas St Pm ISL.
HALE OF HOUSE-Two room sleeping
porch. bath. all convenience 1919 Wyom-
ing. Pm 4f2lI-
TWO ROOMS, sleeping porch. lights. va
ter. telephone. furnished $25- Sol Epson
Phone 4sl3-
Housekeeping Rooms-Unfuruished
---~-~-~-----~------~---
TWO CLOSE IN. Phone 50Io.
8 UNFINISHED rooms. Ph. S853W.
3 ROOMS. bath and sleeping porch 11o1
n. Florence Phi es-6-
EXCHANGE your Old refrigerator or gas
stove for new one
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, unfur-
nished. IN private family. screened porch
and bath. S-5- Phone 51oI-
ONE. TWO. OF more furnished or unfur-
nished. Next house 20 Globe Mis- Old
TT Bliss. Smelter Line.
UNFURNIsHED, near Southwestern shops
TO white couple without children. nice
rooms and sleeping porch with bath or .
rooms and bath Phi 2l63M-
FURNISHED or unfurnished. large vel
ventilated Housekeeping rooms bath and
sleeping porch. Hight. water and phone fur
uished- Highland Park car or RIO Graude
fitue. 1880 Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-26
SpeeiaI Nofce,

Special Notices
AMERICAN NUBsERY-Chudren kept
day or night 1921 Z. Boulevard Phone
SHORTHAND Lessons
Private lessons. dav or evening. reason
able price Mrs WMsler, Grand Hotel
HOUSTON Transfer & STORAGE Co, VIII
store household goods or any other goods
cheaper than any other firm in the city
Ph- 632 and find ont.
FREE HISTORY, pictures etc. OF as
toniahing oil Boom az Brentwood $780,
months before for SIS Early investors
become millionaire Your chance sup
ply limited. Cain g. Co., Dept. A. Brown
wood. Tex
NJ YOU WANT to store your furni-
ture and household goods don't fail
TO read our special offer under
Transfer g. Storage Lyons Transfer
Co. 80 s. Ochoa-
PIANO CASE REFISLSHING By factory
expert We guarantee 70 turn on your
plano as good as when 10 came from the
FL PAsO PIANO CO., a15 Tezas St.
The very finest cases, ike Steinway-
Everett and Fiseher are our speeialty.
Business Chances
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IlSYEsIIENT loans SIS Trust Blds.
BEST small business in city. Apply 40s
GROCERY at invoice o. WIN trade Pm
1899.
MARBLE shoe Shining stand EiEht seats
Fine location. Rent SIS. Sacrifice slI5-
s21 y. Oregon
No NATTER how large or small we VIII
move it and save you money Houston
Lransfer Co Ph- $50
sTORE doing $50 per day; 1880 sleek
count o. health- Phone sle-
FOR sALE-Barber shop a. Cuartermas-
ter corps. TT Bliss call at barber shop
OF Buerger Bros "a Texas ST.
SAVE IS OR 50c-Tou paw extra 70 move
trunk and by war saving stamps. we only
charge you quarter Herman Tran sier
go
HAVE DIAMONDS valued at $500. with
$500 loaned same VIII trade Tor small
bungalow In E1cf location. Only owners
need apply. Adge S MISC. care Herald
HALF INTEREST in wei established bus
iuess at invoice. Salary S1-5 per mouth-
Making money have othe- interests 90
looz sfter. address LBS. care Herald
FOR SALE-Palace hotel in WInslow.
Arizona Steam heat, modern through
cut Running water IN all rooms. good
business on business street Address Pal
- ---l---.-s 49,
FOR SALE-Indiau Traders store. stock.
fixtures and buildings Situated on rail-
road and on transconrinental hiehU ay.
Good bulldirEs, plenty o. water and con-
venlenr 20 markets. q cash proposition
and a good investment for right parties.
address T105. care Of Herald
FOR SALE Or RENT-storc restaurant
and pool room; 100 feet from Camp Cody
Good building situated on two lots. direct
ly in front Of camp f25.000 soldiers. Fine
chance for couple who understands res
tauraut business and willing to work
Would trade Fl Paso property or give
terms 10 reliable party Owner has owner
business that requires attention Write
for particulars. p. O. box 5-6. DENNIS
FURNITURE BUSINESS
For sale at invoice price, which IS about
S35. 001-191T sales were over F10.1oo-
Goods bought IL car lots at about 80 per
cent less than they would cost TODAY. Wen
established Owner has other business
that requires all OF his time Inquire Of
or write
c.. 1-ullilrin-
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY
224 Mills Bldg. Phone 6Soo-
Far fomobiIes-Ws1Fed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-26

FOR SALE BY OWNER
Nicely finished s room new bunga-
low, hardwood floors basement heat
garage, 2 lots corner, servants room.
For particulars apply 20 Mrs ]. W
Crowdus. 1900 w MISSOURI Ph. 5t2L
FOR sALE-BeautifuI two story
home, with magnificent view over
looking city, valley and Mexico, four
bedrooms and sleeping porch. 'front.'
age o. 124 feet on corner. running
back 188 feet TO street-front, side
and rear entrances and three back
yards-ErasE, flowers, vines and
trees Price and terms exactly right
Zone 612
PARK ". PITMAN.
Real Estate and Insurance.
500 DOWN-NeW 5 room bungalow
In Alta vista. basement, walks, fenced
$4,000, Monthly payments.
$50 DoWn-Suuset Heights new 5
room bungalow. $4,000.
800 DOWN $50 monthly on principal.
3 room brick in Grand View; viii
take lots or automobile
$50 DOWN $50 monthly on principal,
new 4 room bungalow In Alta Vista
$500
\. STANTON SACRIFICE room
brick, cut from $500 20 $780, owner
must sell
IN alta VISTA, on corner. 6 room
brick, sold twice $500. cut 10 $780,
$3.50 cash.
FOR TRADE-Apartment renting for
800; viii trade for nice bungalow
HAVE BUYER $4,000 cash viii buy
List your bargains at once Cash
buyers waiting
HAWKINS BROS.
SISSY Martin Bldg. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-26
Metals and Minerals

METALS s MINERALS CO.. BUYERS
30 san Francisco ST. Phone 1855
Platinum. Gold. Silver Qlczsilver. Metal
lie ard non Metallic Minerals o. all
deception
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-26

II YOU have anything FOR sale or
trade, see US Trading and selling
our specially.
WELLS-PEUGH REALTY co.
617 Martin Bldg. Phone 1883.