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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-09

The German government must state to the world whether 1t will accept the fourteen terms previously laid down by President Wilson whole heartedly, or as "a basis for negotla- tions,' which position cannot be con sidered by the United States and the entente allies.
 The step taken by President Wilson has met with the approval of the American people. Newspaper editor ial comment almost universally com mended the move. Congressional leaders after carefully studying the communication sent by the President praised 1t as a brilliant diplomatic stroke.
 Distinct approval was expected from the Allied nations.
 London, Oct. 9-President Wilson's reply to the peace proposals of Prince Maximilian, the Imperial German Chancellor, fig regarded in diplomatic circles here as clever and logical.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-09
CAMBRIA HAS FALLEN, HINDENBURG LINE IS SHATTERED AND ALLIES ARE DRIVING HUNS
 INTO OPEN COUNTRY ON FRENCH FRONTIER
Sees Own Will Probated

x Officials of the probate court ] in this city were confronted with l unusual circumstances today ; < when the last will and testament l x of the late Louis Resovsky of ! this city was offered for pro- x bate. x The document was executed : x jointly by the deceased and his l x wife Julia, and each leave to the : x other their entire possessions. x There is only one document for < both husband and wife, and it is x unusual that a wife should live < to see her own will probated. < The estate is valued at S8,000
 * in real property and s1,5o0 in x personal property. 
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-09

Spanish Influenza in Bridgeport increased 1O4 during ne last 2 hours The situation is not yet alarming but It IS ser ou and requires complete observance of the health regulations which include that there must be no sping the streets.
 According TimesFarmer representatives health rega lions are not being obeyed reequred only glance at side walks anad gutter this morning. to show that splitting is more prevalent usual In the theatres last night other oberv CTS noted of coughing The warning signs have disappeared many trolley The overcrowded tro ley appeared be the most dangerous points Of con- agon In morning and evening and women were packed in like sardne proximity which afforded the min mum change escape the nal if the contained points of danger.
 There yet time in which to do the things necessary to limit the scourge precautions neglected is pos sble that one person every three be afflicted before the winter done in which experience warrants the cluson that fatality will occur in every 25 cases
 The untoward results that attend upon tRe epidemic when if gets ont of hand illustrated in New Britain where the cases total 95 and 351 reported in the last on;oS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-09
Movie Slides Warn
 Against Influenza

The United States Health De- partment has provided the Bridgeport authorities with three sldies, for display upon the movie screens. There are three sets of instructions, as follows:
 1st. "The Health Authorities < will close this theatre unless splitting, coughing or sneezing is x omitted during performances" To be followed immediately by 2nd. "Sneezing and coughing < in this theatre may spread infiu- x enza. Be fair, and stay home if you have a cold"
 To be followed by
 3rd. "If you have a cold re- x tire NOW Do not endanger x health of others, and save your x self embarrassment"
 x If, notwithstanding these x slides, sneezing or coughing oc- x CUTS, the performance is stopped x and the following slide is to be x used:
 "The person sneezing or x coughing will please retire NOW x in the interest of the health of x those sitting near him!"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-09
AMERICANS IN FIERCE FIGHTING AROUND VERDUN In Company With French They Capture Four
 Villages. GERMANS TRIED
 COUNTER ATTACK Allied Artillery Fire Caused Disorder in Enemy
 Ranks.

With the American Army, North west of Verdun, Tuesday, Oct. g. 10:3O p. m.-(By The Associated Press)-American forces drove for ward today on the east side of the Mouse and occupied Charney. In company with the French they cap tured the villages of Consenvoye, Brabant, Haumont and Beaumone. They drove the enemy well beyond these towns and are pushing the en- emy northward in a desperate fight.
 In todays operations more than 3, 900 prisoners were taken, of whom 1,60O were captured by the French east of the Mouse. During the past few days over 4,000 prisoners and Is heavy mortars have been captured by the French.
 In the operations today between St. Etienne and Orfeuil, American units captured 400 prisoners and four Austrian field guns. There was fierce fighting in this area today, the Ger
 Continued from Page 11)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-09

Confronted by the strategy of Ger man diplomacy, the President, in the view of officials, has countered with superior strategy. And yet he has left open the way to peace.
 The President by calling upon Prince Maximilian for information as to whether he represents tho German military masters conduct of the war or the whole German people, has compelled the new chancellor and those associated with him to render to the world an explanation of their real position. Through the com munication sent yesterday, the last hope of the German nniIitarists to point to the allies as waging a war of extermination Is considered as hav- ing been removed.
 At the same time the President has notified the German government that its proposed suspension of hostili- ties'' cannot be granted while a Ger man soldier remains on allied soil.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-09
TROLLEYS CRASH
 IN HEAVY FOG

Waterbury, Oct. 9-The heavy fog of this morning resulted in a rear-end trolley cras on the Waterbury & Mil dale Tramway Co. line at point on the Meriden road just south of Frost road. Thee ar run into was at a standstill and the moving car was go- ing at a slow rate of speed with the result that none of the passengers was injured to any serious, extent. Eight persons received minor injuries. There were no passengers on the first car. The second car was crowded with girl employees of the scoville Mfg. Co.,. who reside In Southington and Meriden and who were on. their day to work in this city.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-09
MURDER CHARGE
 NOLLED IN COURT

Having been held in the county Jail for over Il months on a charge of mursering John Asby, William Jones Of this city obtained his freedom yes terday afternoon in the Criminal Su- Perior court when his case was nolled Assistants States Attorney Garter recommended this action and it was adopted by Judge J. H. Reed
 Publtc Defender DeFeorcst explained to the court that Jones had killed Asby in seH-defense during . dispute
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-09

from the United States Department of Health.
 While the nursing situation is much better than at any time since the malady became prevalent in Bridge port, volunteers are still needed and all those who have any experience in nursing are urged to get i'll communt- cation with the health authorities.
 In the battle which has been waged credit is given to the doctors attached to the Emergency hospital The doc tors attached to the Emergency hos pital and Hillside Home, under the direction of Dr. Francis P, Carroll. are searching out the cases in the citys tenements and stemming the tide of the epidemic.
 In speaking of the matter today, Superintendent Thorne said, "The campaign waged by the doctors at- tach to the Emergency and Hillside hospitals has cost Dr. S. I. .Aranli his life, for it was entirely due to the way in which he sacrificed himself in order to save others that he succumb- ed himself
 "Dr. J. F. Keegan is working day and night and doing valiant work in combating the disease, going into many tenements in which there are dozens of cases to be treated Praise is due Dr. Francis P. Car roll, the city physician, for the man 1 ner in which he is directing the work of his little band of doctors and nurses and the latter are beyond al ] praise for their noble self sacrifice ,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-09
MORE INFLUENZA
 IN MERIDEN TODAY

Meriden, Conn, Oct. e.---Infuenza is on the increase here. Dr. c. B.. Gay, of the United States Public Halth service, has taken charge here and the emergency hospital at the Curtis Home was opened today with 30 patients.
 The eleventh soldier to die was Ed ward T. Mccarthy, 21, a bugler of the medical corps, at Camp Greenleaf, Ga, who left here with a draft con tingent in August. Mccarthy was the son of Timothy F. Mccarthy, a switch engineman for the New Haven road.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-09
TREPOFF FORMER RUSSIAN PREMIER
 HAS BEEN SHOT

Stockholm, Oct. 9-Alexander Eco. dorovich Trepoff, former premier, has been shot, according to advices from Petrograd.
 Emperor Nicholas appointed M. T 9poff to the Imperial council in 1914 and on November 24, 1916, he became premier. From this office he resigned on January g, 1917 He was responsible for the great railroad building program which was begun three years ago and interrupted by the revolution.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-09
EX-GOV. LILLEY'S
 SON IS BURIED

Waterbury. Conn, Oct s-Funeral services for Captain John Leavens Liiley, eldest son of the late Governor George L. Lilley, who died Sunday in Washington. D. C., of pneumonia were held in St. Johns church this after noon, An escort as provided by the state guards from the church to Riv- erside cemetery where his father was buried
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-09
IMPRESSION IS
 SPANISH CRISIS NOW INVERTED

San Sebastian, Spain, Tuesday, Oct. B. -(By the Associated Press)-An- toiio Maura. the resignation of whose cabinet was reported today, has form ed a new government, in which he takes the post of Minister of Public Instruction which was vacated by ISantiago Alba, who is the only min ister superseded in the new cabinet. Premier Maura's enthusiastic attitude gives the impression that crisis has been averted.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-09

AAONNA
 The spread of the Spanish influenza epidemic in this city again showed an increase today when 104 new cases were reported to the health depart ment for the A hours ending at g o'clock this morning. The total num- Iber of sufferers in Bridgeport Is now b66. with 40 cases confined to the 1so- iation hospital at Hillside. No deaths were reported in the past A hours and the total fatalities remains at 15 since the start of the epidemic.
 Dr. Walter H. Brown, City Health Officer, in a statement today, said that while the disease was increasing In Bridgeport the situation was not in the least alarming, and urged the people of the city to keep to their daily tasks and avoid crowds and es- pecially sneezers, spitters and cough CTS.
 Get plenty of fresh air, plenty of sleep, keep the system and skin clean and eat pure wholesome food" was what Dr. Brown expressed the best method of combating the influenza.
 Bridgeport theatre managers and members of the Department of Health held conference today and moving pictutre proprietors and others owning or operating places of amusement were urged to disinfect their audito- riums and see that they were properly ventilated.
 NThe managers were also given the three slides to be flashed on the screen of their theatres. The slides have been forwarded to Bridgeport
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-09
NEW ENGLAND SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Boston. Oct. 9-Tabulatton today of New England subscriptions to the Fourth Liberty Loan showed that the district yesterday failed to reach the average necessary to assure the quota of s50o,O00,000 The days subserip- tions was s21.47s.0o0. making the total s22O,54s,00o All but 1o7 of the S34 banks in the district were repre- scented in the reports
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-09
REGARD WILSON NOTE AS
 ADROIT DIPLOMATIC MOVE
Trap Laid For German Governmental Heads If Peace Proposal Is In Least Insncere- President Has
 Countered With Superior Strategy.

Washington Oct. 9By adroit diplomatic move, Presi- dent Wilson has laid trap for the German governmental heads if the peace proposal made by Chancellor Max the least nsncere. This the view of officials today as they studied the communication addressed by President Will son vesterdav tn the German chancellor --.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-09
GERMANS BURN SWISS BALLOON

Geneva, Oct. 9-A German airplane yesterday attacked a Swiss captive balloon which took fire. according to newspaper here. Lieut.. Hurry, who was in the basket of the balloon at the time. was burned to desAA-, 1t Is said.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-09
OVERNIGHT GAIN IN NEW YORK

New York, Oct. 9-An overnight gain of sS2,516,60 brought the total subscriptions to the Fourth Liberty Loan to sS6s,72O,25O, as officially re- ported at 10 q. m. today. This is the New York district.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-09
MORE THAN HUNDRED NEW
 CASES SPANISH INFLUENZA x DEMAND UTMOST PRECAUTlON

Health Regulations Not Being Obeyed-Trolley Cars Dangerously overcrowded- Slides Arrive for MoVle warningsHGrave Consequences in Cities Where Epidemic Escapes Control
 Meade.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-09
The Weather Report

For Bridgeport and vi- cinity: Fair tonight and Thursday; slightly warmer tonight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-06


$4,000. SO acres room house, barn.
windmill tank. So acres barley and alfal-
"a = acre orchard. fine state Of cultiva-
tion. trade for II Paso property, farm 2
miles this side Clint
f75s5. f5 acres, well improved. EoQl
small house. : minutes walk from Clint
an in zine state e cultivation, trade lor
u Pafo properly
5000. So acres san Elizario. good
room house. large barn good water. g
acres alfalfa good family orchard, SEQ
r-auevInes. trade for Il Faso property
$1,000. 51 acres. Sar Eiizario. fair house
pump. IS acres alfalfa balance 30 culuFa-
don. trade for e PaEo property
s1l5oo. so acres q land on State Hlsn-
wax near Ia 1lesl. room house All p
Zine state Of cultivation. trade for Fl F.-so
property
$500. good 8 room modern cottage, =
acres zine orchard paved road. upper VAL
ley trade FOR II Paso property
Se1.S75. Us acres. fine ioaulT silt land
upper valley. I room and room
mouse. wells. $50 acres In Alfalfa, an DIX
. in cultir@lion. trade for e Paso prev
zrty-
S60.Q00. 400 acres. upper valley Land.
rea- Canutillc- I'll in crops mostly a-1allar
trade Tor El Paso property
s1e100 119 acres and especially tlne
Farm and bargain. house cost $500. good
wei. every acre IN cultivation. alfalfa and
Growing crops, small orchard. 10 aizal- no
seepare. trade for = Paso property.
NEWMAN IFFEs IGENI CO.
phone $50 100 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-06
For Sale OF Exchange.

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SECONDHAND stock furniture for sale
o. viii trade for valley land Phone
2feS. Address J. II. Conway. 40 Wyom-
fng. Fl Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-06

EXCHANGE for FL Paso property. cot
laees in Tampa Fla. consideration $4,000.
WIN assume 5 room cottage furuis he'd
Pacific Beach. Calf IS acres near Esletas
improved. $50 acres near Las Cruces, all
Ia cultivation. implements. stock and
house sc7.5oo- $3.50 equity IN bungalow
rents for $50 per mo- trade Tor auto or
lots Lets in Grand View Tor tenement
". \. CARL,
Phone es. 500 capies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-06
VALLEY LAND
20 trade for
rrTE nuRnnWRTT

NaAAaaAaA AaAaN1
90 trade for
CITY PROPERTY
so acres improved land south CO Ia
Mesa on main road
so acres in alfalfa. balance in
wheat. Price $50 an acre.
IL acres 1 mile west OF Anthony 50
acres In alfalfa, balance good, but
unimproved-
SIAsgs.
so acres on main road. mile north OF
Chamberino. 40 acres in alfalfa, bal
auce IN wheat. etc. room house. a
barn. chickens, horses. COWS, hogs
and all tools Included
1880
175 acres OF main road s. acres IN
alfalfa. go acres In corn and beans.
good house.
les acres. highly improved . miles
n ". Of Canutillo. five-room house,
large hay barn All lard in alfalfa
with exception Of four acres, which IS
in fruit
H. p HADFIELD
Phone 1873 sos 1st Vat. Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-06

For Sale or Exehange-Keal Estate.
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UP-TO-DATE BUNGALOW 70 exchange
for Michigan farming land. description in
first letter address S-47. care Herald
EXCHANGE FOR Efl PAsO PROPERTY.
5000. splendid room home in Dallas.
Up 20 now in every feature
$3.50. Zine five room Lake Cliff Drive
home. Dallas
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.
Phone $50 100 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-06

II valley land for sale or trade,
il the lower valley. opposite Clint.
good fre-rool house, and other
out buildings. All but 20 acres
In cultivation. and all under sood
fence. This is the best buy in
the lower valley.
BROaDDUs & IL BABON,
Land Merchants
$3.50 First Eatl. Bank Bldg
Phcne 1888.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-06

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OFFICE furniture for rent Summer rates
FOCTZ MOORE CO.
FOR SALE-ParBer Merry Go Round,
5000 Now az Washington Park; will net
500 week 40 Trust Bldg
WILL buy location 10 practice medicine.
Am competent. partnership considered.
give details. write J. l55. Herald
FOR SALE CHEAP-The oldest barbecae
place in town IA Lesa- Phone 15le-
FOR sALE-Tailur shop doing en- aver
age OF four hundred a month. reason,
sickness Write G. Gonzales, Lordsburg,
GARAGE FOR sALE-Large building In
oil field town doing large business.
worlzing eight men A money maker Can
give terms on part Address care IS,
Fl. Worth Star-Telegram-
FOR SALE frsi-class barbecue and
deiicatessen stand, A money maker and
q splendid opportunity for the man who
understands the business Must sell Al
once on account Of other business inter
ests. Address $50, care Herald
EXPERT FURNITURE REPAIRING And
REEISISHING
Old Furniture made like new
COSTS LESS At STERCHfS"
n Stanton and Myrtle Ave.
Phone 7s2 and 1888
NOTICE
Il may be az right 70 pay 7so or 81 10
move a trunk but we only charge 25c any
where in The city. All other moving IN
proportion. Herman Transfer & Storage
Co. Phone $50. We give S. & H Green
Trading stamps.
FOR sALE-A good paying out door
business, not hard work, experience not
Necessary A good chance for health
seeker Good FOR &l-5 no clear. Price
must leave town See driver Fl. Bliss
DIH 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-06
10 SaIe-AaIanabls.-RnaLsd.
USED CAR BARGAINS

USED CAR BARGAINS
1917 Ford Touring car ..-.-......-. -S3-5
1915 Ford Touring car .-......-...-&-6a
bort 5-passenger Touring ........-- $3.50
1917 Briseoe 5-passe1ger -..--- . sl2g
1915 Haynes Roadster 90 ----.-...-.- S2I6
1917 Chevrolet, 5-passenger $50 .
Buick -Four 5-passenger, new tires $3.50
WALTERS & DURHAM
Succrs- 70 Hoagland & Co.
r1IS-2o West san Antonio Street
ur.r-a Hnrr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-06
For Observation-Disclosures.

For Sale-AuiomobiIes-Wanted.
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WASTED-Ford car Phone STR
AUTOMOBILE loans 3I5 Trust Bldg
WANTED-To buy Ford car. Pm s0sS.
GARAGE for rent. Apply 10I Palm St
OVERLAND cars wanted. Brown " Co
FORD truck for sale. Dave Crockett Pm.
FOR sALE-Buicz Six, IN perfect eoadi-
ton Phone SOL
FOR RENT-Garago for two cars 1903
FORD DELIVERY-In excellent condi-
tion. s1s5-oo cash az y stanton s.
WANTED-To trade 5 PASSENGER car FOR
CHEAP-Good 1917 pass stndebaAer-
Phone 7ss.
1917 FORD car for sale See Vick AZ
Ford Auto Stand Phone 155-
WANTED TO Buy cheap. car On time.
payments Phone 591s-
FOR SALE CHEAP-Hudson SUPER S By
owner Phone $3.50.
TWO LEFEL LOIS IN Lincoln Park fos
sale OF trade for Ford car. J. A. Hart,
or 1910 n Campbell 81
FL PAsO automobile Iaundry-Havs your
cars washed while you walt: cars ealled
Cor and delivered 200 n. Has- Phi 81.
AUTO WANTED in trade for real estate
Prefer seveu-passenger car Phone SIS,
after 2 p. m
Bent FRONT AXLEs straightened On
car Radiators and Tenders repaired. Brown
Welding Co. soc Texas Phone aa51-
National storaEs Battery 8 Ignition C.
Columbia service station All work guar
aiiteed. 400 Nils 81 Phone 81
TOR sALE-Overland IS. in a 10. con
ditiou. $500. WI take part IN diamonds
Phone 900. ask for room "a
80 ~
Paint and TOP looks fine. Good tires
Leaving city Must sen Phone 65o5W-
FOR sALE-ls17 five-passenger Ford. one
hundred sizty-flve dollars extras Phone
S1s5J-
FOR sALE-9-ton truck in excellent con
dition- $3.50. worth f5o0. Southwestern
Portland Cement Co.
CADILLAC g." an excellent buy. VII
take trade on small car. You can not az
ford 70 miss this opportunity Phone
USED FORDs bought and sold New and
second HAND parts for sale Get our prices.
BTARS & COMPANY.
S2l-25 " san Antonio. Phone 1879
COME IN AND SEE
Best line used cars n southwest Fords 20
LONE STAR MOTOR co.
Phone 500
FOR sALE-cheap. s cylinder, 5 'passen-
ger auto IN good condition Cotton Auto
Station Cotton Ave and Montana ST.
Ph. 1855.
FOR SALE
ONE FORD CHAIN DRIVE TRUCK.
ONE VIM TRUCK.
ONE REPUBLIC TRUCK
ONE FIVE-PASsENGER OAKLAND CAR.
HOUSTON ICE & BREWING ASSN
LET Is SHOW YOU a new CHEVROLET
before you buy a used car. parts N stock
We also have some bargains IN used cars.
IL PASo AUTO SALES COMPANY, INC.
Phone 20 407 Myrtle Ave
FOR sALE-5-lassenger Overland auto
mobile. model 50 "a bargain; must sell
at once. leaving FOR France. Car as good
as new, IN very best Of running order
Price $3.50 cash Remount Depot Fort
Bliss, Tex. Phone 1888; ask for sgt. Bar
ger
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-06

Fuz Sale-COuntFy Properly.
s-e-~--------~----------N
FOR SALES acres o. land between san
Elizarlo and Cuadrslla. can be lrrigated.
is close 90 Lee Moore ranch Price per
acre SIS. Also: 81 acres On the Island
sbour the price see AIRS Iomasa G Giron,
san EHzario- Texas. or phone "a, Clint
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-06
nn.IE. - TEaDE.

$1,000. room. two story house. 1 block
car line. $500 encumbrauce. due years
at-er cate. exchange equity for lots OF
lots and auto. OF stock. implements etc
This IS bargain offer
5000. & room bunralow. Government
tiiIL $500 equity. for lots o. small ranch,
win assume small amount or smaller
house
$500. 8 room BUNGALOW Elassed porch
both floors take coed Ford car. part pay.
balance easy per month
$3.50 g rcom bungalow. Elassed porch
hotn fcors. basement lIu1ly Hclehts.
sleT9 equity trade for lots. payments easy
$500 room bungalow. 500 block To
iarosa S. oak Eio1rs. basement. furnace
s-ze9 equity. trade for lets or land. VIII
s7slr1c small amount
SEWlIAS INVESTMENT Co
Prone $780, 400 san Antonio ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-06
SeIl-Livesloek-BuT.

WANTED-Holstein COW f0r its keep; VIII
probably buy II found satisfactory Ac-
Dr. Y 40. care Hold.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-06
HOusekespipg Rooms Eurnishsd.

Housekeeping Rooms Furnished.
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ROOMS, rs wyoming.
TWO ROOMS. SIS. Phone 5s4sJ.
Two ROOMS cheap. Phone 55ssR.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms cheap. Pa 6sosJ.
GOOD housskeeping room Phone 3tl2.
HOUSEKEEPING and bedrooms heated
81 n = Paso ST Phone 1888
THREE lovely rooms. ground floor. Phone
3sssJ.
LARGE FRONT ROOM ana sleeping
porch 1ios san Antonio St Phi Sls5W.
FOB RENT-Nice furnished room, 10i1
Arizona St. Phone 4S6l-
MODERN rooms walking distance. rea-
sonahie- Phone 2229R-
DESIRABLE apartment IN quiet. clean
home. close in Phone s9seJ.
THREE nice Housekeeping rooms no small
children sol Wyoming.
FOR RENT large well furnished rooms
and kltchenet. 1is Myrtle.
TWO furnished connecting bookkeeping
rooms. s1s: private family. 6i5 Noble.
TWO housekeepiHg rooms. eiose n. sum
mer rates. 1o11 n. FL Paso.