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Arizona republican., 1918-12-05
Society Islands Affected

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. A wire less appeal for medical aid to check a serious epidemic of influenza in the Society Islands, situated in the South Pacific ocean, approximately 5000 milss from San Francisco, was re- ceived here tonight by the Associated Press from it's correspondent at Pa- Feete, capital of Tahiti, the principal island of the group. The message said the entire population of Tahiti and Moorea, the next largest island, had been stricken by a malignant form of influenza, and that numerous deaths had resulted.
 The natives of the dozen or more other islands of the group are believed to be similarly affected, the message added.
 The supply of necessary medicines IS nearly exhausted, the message saiC. The governor of the islands, which arc under French control, appeals off, cially to the outside world for help, and requests that a fast steamer with medical supplies be sent immediately to Papeete from the nearest port.
 Honolulu, 1000 miles distant, is the nearest populous port from which aid could come.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-05
MATTER FIELD HAS FATALITY

MERGED, Cal, Dec. 4.-R H. Bark ley, a cadet stationed at the Mather Field military aviation camp near Sac ramanto Cal, died tonight of injuries suffered when his plane dropped 500 feet during a practice flight here to-. EdaYs
Arizona republican., 1918-12-05
Uncle Sam Has 100000 Jobs To
 Proffer Soldiers
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

Republican A. p. Leased Wire1
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Plans were agreed on today by the war department and the shipping board, under which offers of 20o,- 900 jobs in the shipyards and the merchant marine will be placed be- fore soldiers soon to be mustered out of the service.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-05
SCHWAb SOUNDS. KEY NOTES OF. PROSPERITY IN
 COMING YEARS

Business Men May Send Committee to Paris-Pri- vate Ownership Favored Labor's Right To Organize Granted-Redfield Makes Vigorous Address-Unit- ed States Chamber Of Commerce Holds Memor- able Session.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-05
DENVER ANNOYED BY
 THIRD ''F[U'' VISIT

DENVER, Dec. 4.-Unexpected in- creases, both in the number of death> from influenza and in the number of new cases, were reported to the state board of health and to the Denver health officials today. The most marked increases reported to Dr. k. E.. Kennedy of the state board were in Pueblo and Fort Collins, while in Den yer the deaths from influenza mounted to a figure materially larger than those of any previous day.
 Pueblo was given permission by the state board of health to remove re- strictions on public gatherings, begin ming Friday, in spite of a report of 50 new cases and ten deaths DueSday and 58 new cases Monday. Fort Col lins, where the ban on public gather ings was lifted last week, reported 5 new cases and two deaths Tuesday, as compared to A new cases Monday and II Sunday.
 Officials of Glenwood Springs were given permission to lift the ban o,l all forms of public gatherings excep, schools. The state board also filled a request for the services of a doctoi sent from kersey, 9 small town 1G Wald county.
 In Denver, 29 deaths and 165 new cases were reported to tSe health de- partment during the A hours ending at ) p. m., making a total of 731 deaths and 9,616 cases since the epidemic be- gan. The total number of deaths from all causes reported to the Denver health department today was 51.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-05
Extend Spokane Ban

SPOKANE, Wash, Dec. 4.-Exten- sion of the influenza ban to forbid public dances, mass meetings, com munity singing, conventions and crowding in theater lobbies was an- 2ounced here today by Dr. J. B. An derson, city health officer. Theaters and churches will remain open. Sey enty-one new cases of influenza were reported up to noon today.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-05
First President to Visit Europe Now on Deep Sea Greeted at Narrows by Incoming Troop Ship -Unprecedent- ed Bon Voyage Acclaimed by Hum dreds of Thousands Passenger List Without Parallel Henry White Is With Party.
Republican A. p. Leased WireJ

GRepubIican A. P. Leased WireJ
 PARIS, Dec 4-(Havas)-The socialist group of the chamber of deputies will send delegation to salute President Wilson when he arrives. Another delegation will decide with the labor federation on the det Is of manifestations planned by the socialist party in the presidents honor.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-05

4Cortinled pnPagu T2c3
Arizona republican., 1918-12-05
schwab Eavors Initiative

Speaking on private ownership of industries, MT. Schwab said:
 "The real development of any great enterprise depends on the individual initiative of the American business
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World's cresset., 1918-02-07
IRIS Improving Fast;
King George Of England
Glad

New York, Feb. 10 -Colonol
Theodore Roosevelt, who under.
went two operations at the
Roosevelt hospital last week. 10
steadily improving and his
physicians believe tonight that
bis recovery is simply q matter
OF time. While Colonel Roosevelt
will, in all probability, suffer
acutely for esveral days, the
attending su rgeons look for hia
complete recovery, il was
announced. The essential thing
now is absolute quier and rest
Mrs. Roosevelt tonight received
ths following message from King
George OF England.
The queen and I regret the
illness of Colonel Roosevelt and
hope for bis speedy recovery
World's cresset., 1918-02-07

VI terminals has. avoided much
delay and shipment by the most
direct routes, instead Of by
longer routes deslgnited by
shippers or dicated by the
respective railroads. interests
or traffic agreement, has saved
much time. In short. conflicting
corporate interests have been all
subordinated " the one national
purpose OF rapid and efficient
moving Of trafas ewith the result
of . distinct speeding up Of
freight movement.
Government operation will be
more economical. Much
duplication required by comp.
etitive operation Of the railroads
is rendered unnecessary and
other expenses. too. will ne
ell minated.
Director General McAdoo has
issued an ordsr. I General Order
No, 8. iorbiddis9 tke nse Of the
railroad revenues for paying
agents or other persons
employed In any way to snec,
Legislation, attorneys who are
not actually engaged in the
performan e Of necessary Legal
work. the expenses Of persons
or agencies constituting asso-
citation of carriers, unless such
association is approved in
advance by the Uffrctur General,
and payments for any political
purpose or to directly OF
indirectly influence the election
World's cresset., 1918-02-07
BILLIONS INCREASE IN
CROP VALUES

The value of farm products OF
the United States for the year
1913 reach. lha Tremendous
and unprecedented sum
Of SO. $4,000 an in.
crease OF more than SIX billion
over thu values of 1916 and al'
most nine billion more than 1915.
The Department Of Agriculture
has jast iss ued = preliminary
estimate for last year showing
crop value Of 31a,slo,4o3 600, re
presenting 10 per cent Of the
value Of all farm products for
the year. and $5,693, 1886, 900, the
value of ANIMALS and animal
products Of our farms.
By far :he greatest and best
Gu stomers of the farmers Of the
country now are the United
States and our Allies. The
money used by oil OF these
6 Governments In purchasing the
products Of American farms Is
raised by the sale Of Liberty
Bonds. Part is spend by the
United States 1t self and part
loaned to our Allies. In lending
to the United States. therefor e,
the American farmer is simply
enabling its best customers to
purchase bis products and re
ceiving in return the best
security in the world. Good
pusiness as well as patriotism
urges the farmers Of America ia
liberally support the. financial
undertakings Of the Govern
ment. n
World's cresset., 1918-02-07
HOLD YOUR LIBERTY
BONDS.

Secretary Of the Treasury
McAdoo urges the purchasers OF
Lib.rty Loan Bonds of both the
First and Second issues to hold
fast to thsir bonds. They are the
best investment IN the world.
The 6eeretary.s statement
was called forth by the fact that
Liberty Bend holders are being
approached from time to time by
agents seeking to induce them
to part with thsir Liberty Loan
Bonds and take in exchange Sc
curities which in a number Of
cases are Of q very questionable
value.snd was prompted by the
desire TO protect the bondhoiders
against ill'advised disposition Of
their bonds.
The Secretary expresses the
hope that, every purchaser of a
Liberty Bound will realize thas
the oely genuine help that be
gives bis Government is keeping
bis bond as an investment 80
long as it ia possible fer him to
DO 90. He states, however. that
no just objection lies to the s.le
os a Liberty Bond wksrs real
necessity exists for it's SALE.
World's cresset., 1918-02-07
GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF
RAILWAYS.

Already 4 more ethciept
operation Of the railways taken.
under control by the Govern.
ment has: been effected. ., ~.
Duplication, Of service, especially
Of passenger service, has been
eliminated, with more freight
tratac made possible as .
consequence. The com mon use
World's cresset., 1918-02-07

Trouble threatens
Radicals. maze unsuccessful
Attempt to break up meeting.
World's cresset., 1918-02-07
MOUNTAIN GROVE MISSOURI.
n. =, b. .No.3, Css die Grove
REV, L. s. GARRETT, BDl7o R
PUBLISHERS
PyDLYsnEp EVERY THURSDAY
AT TIE CAUDLC GROVE.

Entered as Second Class
.Aattsr Sept. 1st. 1918. at the
Post Once at Mountain Grove
Misseurl, under the Act Of Mar.
9rd. 1910.
World's cresset., 1918-02-07
FRONT TO q. 8. GENERAL

French Officer Turns Over Com
mand With Foil Confidence.
; With The Am erican Army IN
France, An American genera,
now commands the sector Of the
front recently taken over BY on +
,troeps. When the Americans
first entered the sector it was
under thu com mand Of . French
general heading . large unit Of
the French army, Now W
!. control.
World's cresset., 1918-02-07

of any pc rson or an election af
fecting any public measure. Free
pa sses are also forbidden except
such as are expressly authorized
by the intersta tco % merce act.
World's cresset., 1918-02-07
War News.
tOF,U. g.. PATROL IN NO
MANS LAND KILLED BY
HUNS.

Four Others of smbushed d
American party missing ons
wounded returns, but is unable
to talk.
Trap in front of wire entangle =
.snentss ss%
Enemy divided into groups
OPENS hre at close range; sam.
mics battle gallantly against
superior forces. E
World's cresset., 1918-02-07
Please Notice.

Pie supper at Cross Reads
school Friday night Feb, 18th
everybody invited.
'-. Laura Nswkirk (Tessher,)
World's cresset., 1918-02-07
CONTEST FOR COP.
CHAIRMAN LOOMS
Hays Faction Prepares op.
pose Eele c:icn of John
T. Adams.

Many 10 Attend meet
Ggorge W. Perkins Arrives at
St. Louis and Gives out
Harmony Message.
World's cresset., 1918-02-07
BOL SHEvIKI BEATEN
IN NY. CONVENTION

Resolution Declaring Againts
New Russian party IS
Adoped.
World's cresset., 1918-02-07
CONFIRMS TALES OF GER
NAN BRUTALITY. S.

British Soldiers swear TO Sys-
,tematic cruelty at prison camps
I.aliaps are starved.
rCaptives subsist on rations
smuggled to them by the Eng
lish. .'ta's'.'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
NEW MEXICO RANCH
800 NATIVE HEREFORD CATTLE
LEASE ONE YEAR FREE

A well equipped. absolutely controlled
well improved cattle ranch. located Ia
miles from shipping station IN Grant coun-
y. New Mexico. consisting Of three well
improved patented ranches, one $50 acres.
30 acres irrigated farming two others Of
$50 acres each. one located In Forest Re
serve These ranches control 20 sections.
- sections in forest. besides 10 miles open
range O. the South water right in three
places on ella River II forest. besides run
ming water scattered all over the noun
tains- Mountain and mesa country, well
erased. but owing TO severe drouth grass
short at present, but abundance Of feed
IN mountains. and sufficient TO carry the
cattle through this winter Brush so
thick IN places can hardly ride through.
IS miles wire fencing
1900 native. well bred Hereford cattle
ali in strong shape. mostly COWS and heif-
ers- VIII tally these cattle out at the
following prices: $50 for cows. steers and
bulls. twos and up; SIS for yeariinEs- SIS
for calves $50 Tor saddle horses-s25. 600
cash, balance so the outfit viii pay itself
out and viii lease the ranches for five
years. $4,000 per year and as a special
Involvement TO buy the cattle. viii give
one years lease OF ranch free.
For further particulars wire or write,
". z HALE CO..
2e2 Caples Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
FOR SALE

Modern 5 room bungalow with glassed
sleeping porch. breakfast room. fur
mace. laundry tubs and garage. On
Montana street. facing Park Owner
has left city. Price. $4,000.
Room Modern Boungalow and large
sleeping porch with garage Grounds
well improved and a beautiful view
Of city and valley, and price is only
$4,000.
4 Room Bungalow with sleeping porch
in good location near Five Points and
on good terms. Price S2650-00-
; Room Cottage on 1920 feet Of
ground with several good brick and
stone outhOuses and garage. A par
ticularly good place for a chicken
ranch Can make most any terms 20
suit Price, $4,000. VIII trade for
good lots.
ANDERSON-FIIIsE
INVESTMENT co.
sos Mesa ave. Phone 4Osl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
For SaIe-Farms and Ranche,

FOR SALE-Any size tracts upper valley
land On miscellaneous Phi. se21W.
IMPROVED FARM at bargain. so acres
OF fine land near Socorro. Small adobe
house, some tools VIII sell for $1,000;
easy terms Phone s7s3W.
FOR szLE-Ranch 1720 acres fenced. good
grass living water. 50 good COWS. 10
horses. implements one-half mile Of school
r r D State and school land adioins
ranch Can be enlarged Terms Box 50.
Roy. y. II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
For Rent-Hou,e, Unfurnished

81; garage 2512 Wyoming Phi 566aR-
FOUR Room bungalow. large giassed in
sleeping porch. large service porch. H35s
gas stove and water heater installed:
shades; house piped for gas heater. For
information. phone 52f5-
3 rooms. 70s y. Campbell $500
s rooms. 6f1 Epson $500
FURNISHED
5 rooms & s. P 1901 r. Boulevard $50. 90
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY
2es Mills Bldg Phone 6h00-
FOR RENT CHEAP-Fivs room bungalow
1910 Mountain Ave. slassed IN sleeping
porch. large basement. furnace heated.
nice gas cook stove. window shades. also
garage Only one block from car line.
near Country club. Phi 7733M-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
For SaIe-Miscenaneous


Wanted TO buy chickens, rabbits Phi 3s75R
FOR sALE-one gas oven and one coal
Oyens cheap
X. 4. KIRBY
city Market House
To EXCHANGE-Large three eompart.
ments. three gallons each. fireless cooker
for big trunk CT sewing machine OF hand
bag. Phone Fl Bliss. So
FOR SAIE-Khaki coIlapribie canvas
cottage sx12. screened. floor. electric
light. Just the thing for sleeping out
hottest or coolest weather. or camping.
Also children's playhouse. Phi 1888. or
call 1871 Elm St
SAVE $40 on THIS RANGE
Now Is the time TO buy = range and we
offer a combination gas and coal range
almost new. worth 500. at the very low
price OF $50. We can arrange terms
ROGERS TRADING CO.. liz " stanton
Feed Dealeas Attention.
Germ Shucks. Ear Corn
Prairie ar d Alfalfa Hay.
Straight CARROTS only.
Lowest Prizes 10 all points
Can save you money
JULIUS w JOCKUSCH.
Member National and Texas Grain
Dealers' Association. Galveston. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
For SaIe-FurniFure

~-~-~-~-----~---~---~-~-~- ~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~----~-
FOR SALE-OH heater cheap. Phi 25s6A
SMALL fumed oak dining table. round
SO; lovely buffet 10 match, $50: would
sell separate Nice princess oak dresser
Sl2-50s chiffonier 20 match. $3.50. Funnel
oak long mirror with pedestal. $50: cost
S45- Nice for tailor. Please don't answer
his ad until Monday. 500 n. Oregon
SAVE 5000 on THIS RANGE.
This is a large size Majestic combina-
ton range that cost originally Sis. II IS
IN good condition and will be sold now Tor
S125. Terms can be arranged
ROGERS TRADING CO.. liz n Stanton.
FURNITURE AT BARGAIN
The Alvarado Booming House furni-
ture sold cheap
Good dressers FOR $500.
Gas ranges $500 TO $500.
All cotton IS pound new mattresses.
$3.50.
Washstands. tables. comforts and other
stuff at a sacrifice.
See CONWAY.
40 Wyoming.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
BEAUTIFUL


s room house, south front,
corner. . lots only $4,000.
r. house.
Close in on Ange St, $3.50;
easy terms
$500
New 4 IN. Bungalow, glassed
IN sleeping porch, heating
plant, hardwood floors. large
cement basement, on full
lots on Grant Ave. paving
paid $500. Good terms
BROADDUS & LIE BARON.
7os-211 First National Bank Bldg.
Phone 1858.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26

For Rent-Houses UNFINISHED
; ROOM home cheap 2ss5 San Diego st
PHI. Se46J houses unfur. apt. furnished
FOR RENT-For Mexicans or colored. two
room. Sc. 1o14 Missouri Phi 1870
FOUK Room house with bath. $50 month.
1900 block wyoming Phone 5563-
ROOM bungalow. Manhattan Heights
Phi. 5425w.
MODERN two story. six room house. close
in Apply 50T Epson Ave Phi 17S4W-
POUR ROOM house, sleeping porch; mod
ern: near High school. Phone 3sol
FOR RENT BY HAWKINS BROS.
r. brick. sos Bisbee new $50
UNFINISHED three room house. sleep
Ing porch and bath 1912 y Campbell.
NEW BUNGALOW for rent. $40 Per month
sol First Natl. Bank Bldg.
WE SAVE YOU from Is to 20 percent on
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE co.
FOR RENr-Four room unfuruished cot
tage. close in. s25- Apply 40 y. Flor
ence- Phi 1883.
COTTAGE-Five room. bath and basement
on two full lots. ITO Texas St Inquire
Mrs. Bush. Phi. ia
FIVE ROOMs-27e1 Gran- Ave. $40.
LAY REALTY 4 TRUST co.
Phone 35is. 204 Trust Bldg
MOVING made easy when you use our
equipment and cur competent help.
TEXICO Transfer CO.. PHI 76i-762-
FOR REST-In Government III. four
rooms. giassed in sleeping porch. SIS All
eonveniences. Phi ssSzJ. \. WI. strinser
FOR RENT-New five room house with
glass sleeping porch; half block from
Government Hill car line 1921 Chester
ST. Phone $40 or ass
ROOM. modern bungalow. Eiassed in
sleeping porch. garage, che block car line
and blocks school. Country club dis
trict Phone 535sM-
Don't crowd your kitchen with two
stoves. Buy a combination coal and gas
range. Your credit Is o. X.
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
FOR SALE-strictly modern eight room
residence with sleeping porch. beating
plant. garage. hardwood floors. walking
distance OF town. VIII sell cheap for cash
or on easy terms Phi c66i-
FOR RENT
-Four rooms. sleeping porch. heating
plant. 2S0f Memphis street. $1,000
RIO GRANDE REALTY co.
21i-e1e First Natl Bank BidE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
For Sale or E1change-ReaI Estate

TOR SALE OR TRADE
20 acres, room house. out buildings.
fruit trees. 80 acres alfalfa, at san Miguel.
y n VIII trade for FL Paso property
and some cash
PHONE 4O95.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
FALL BARGAINS.

FALL BARGAINS.
I So. 000-Four 4-room apartments. e
/ Paso St, good rental value, Will take
/ bungalow part pay. bal easy
l $500 room house, Wyoming St,
! close in, trade for valley land.
| S3150-NeW room Bungalow, Trow-
bridge St. trade for Lots, or close in
Z house.
s22OO-4 room house. corner. East FL
Paso. $500 cash, and $50 per month.
! This is the season TO buy or trade for
farm
S35OO-I0 acres. . houses. blocks
from P. o. Ysleta- Trade for house
Of same value in FL Paso-
S750O-35 acres, Z miles down valley.
on main paved road. land all around
held at $3.50 10 $1,000 per acre Trade
for City property
S16.00O-24 acres, Ysleta. orchard, Z
room fine home, best Of improvements.
Trade for city property.
Sl2,000-SO acres, near Belen. fine .
room house, Is acres alfalfa, small
orchard. large tank wells. wind
mill, water piped 10 house, large barn,
50 acres in cultivation, trade for city
property
Ss00O-40 acres, near Ia Mesa. on
main ditch and state highway. 25
acres fine alfalfa, family orchard. and
vineyard farming tools, trade for city
property.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone so. 100 San Antonio Street.
RIO GRANDE REALTY co.
2l1-212 First Natl Bank Bldg.
WILL TRADE for good farm up OF
down the valley Party has houses and
good vacant lots would trade up 10
so. 100000 and assume some
GOOD CLOSE in business property
Would sell cheap OF take part trade
% FEET on San Jacinto street. for
$500 for q quick sale; easy terms Party
FOUR GOOD practically new houses
Would trade for land. improved or unim-
proved Houses are four rooms. sleep
Ing porch, basement. and heating plant
What have you. quick?
SIX ROOM house On Boulevard; good
location A bargain Would accept
smaller house as part payment
NINETY ACRES. 40 acres in cultivation.
down the valley a bargain VIII trade.
or sell on easy payments Party has
other business and must sell or trade
CLOSE N property on Oregon street.
paying good income Price $4,000 VIII
trade.
100 ACRES fine soil a. $50 per acre.
Your last chance to get land Ike this at
% ACRES highly improved ranch. good
house. out houses etc; 1Gik acres in
pears This IS a fine nome. Would trade
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT SITE
CORNER lee It frontage Price $500 l
Would trade for Island land or house.
ILONE II IDAsNER W AASoOIhl 81
WOULD sell cheap or take some trade I
and give easy terms on balance
WE HAVE FOR TRADE a fuel busi- 4
ness in Alamogordo. owner says making 4
him $500 per month Would trade FOR 4
a house IN Fl Paso.
CLOSE IN corner. san JaoInto street;
would take part in trade, land O. city
property
TWO HOUSES-One 5-room and one
4-room. 10 trade for lots in the Alta
Vista district
WE HAVE any number Of trades. Come
In and see Us
RIO GRANDE REALTY co.
al1-el2 First Nail. Bank Rlde
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
FOR ENHANCE

Good warehouse lots for business property;
pay difference in cash Drug store at
apartment house on n. FL Paso street.
for land or lots. Clear land a. Nada "
Il. for cottages Pear orchard near Clint
for cottage Cottage Pacific beach for
FL Psso property.
W. n. CARL
500 CanIes. Phone S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26

HERE'S GOOD NEWS ON USED CARS
WE HAVE SEVERAL USED CARS
WHICH WILL BE PLACED on SALE
THIS WEEK AT PRESENT REDUCED
PRICES.
Ford 800
Maxwell. s-passenssr ........ssso
Franklin 5-passenger ........ts5o
studebaker. 7-passenger $3.50
studebalssr. 7-passengsr ...-.ss5o
REQ Roadster .............-ssso
vulcan speedster $500
And others
On NOVEMBER FIRST PRICES on ALI.
USED CARS WILL INCLUDING ANY OF
THE ABOVE WHICH MAY BE LEFTD
BE ADVANCED COZ
BUQUOR MOTOR co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
BETTER THAN PAYING RENT

$500 cash buys this four room brick
house with bath and sleeping porch,
? lots, On corner. block from car line,
close to Manhattan Heights; price only
$500 balance only $50 per month. in
Guiding interest
%. G. HEINEMAN.
Phone 1891 zl9 Roberts Banner Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

run -zALLs OAA Lh-AAfE4-
Good piece OF business property.
4 blocks from postoffice. 42x120 It
10 room, red Pressed brick. mod
crn, brick garage; viii sell for
cash or consider residence prop
erty, or small farm in trade.
PHONE 424S or ESQ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26

1915 buys red pressed brick bunga-
low, rooms and glassed in sleeping
porch. all built-in features. hardwood
floors furnace heat, on car line and
paved street. close 70 Five Points
paving paid; $500 cash. balance / TO
; years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
ANDERsON-Fu.LER
INVESTMENT co.


BUNGALOW NEAR HIGH SCHOOL
New room brick bungalow. all
built-in features. hardwood floors.
East front corner. 1919 North st,
Frain street, street paved 500 cash
viii handle II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
For SaIe-AutomObiles-

CAMPBELL ST. garage. SIS y. Campbell.
storage s. per mvnth Phi I772
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26

One National Six. 7-passenger.
One Oldsmoble. 5-passenger.
One Studebaker, 5-passenger.
one Premier. 7-passenger.
All In Al condition. cheap, ind
terms 10 responsible parties
WEST TEXAS MOTOR CO.. Inc.
Phone 4Z45- COL Montana