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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-11

"A tree toad loved a she toad
That lived up in tree;
She was a 3-toed tree toad,
But a 2-toed toad was he.
The 2-toed tree toad tried to win
The she toad's friendly nod;
For the 2-toed tree toad loved the
ground
That the 3-toed tree toad trod.
But vainly the 2-toed tree toad
tried
He couldn't please her within ;
In her tree toad bower
With her V-toe power.
The she toad vetoed him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-11

And now the food adminis-
traitor Is going to put a limit
ON near-beer. Down with au-
tOcracy!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-11

A New York banker is reported
90 have lost 100000 at chemin de
fer, the big towns new game. No
wonder 1t is popular.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-11

Wisconsin is loyal; SO to 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-11

Mrs. Leeds denies that she
married ex-King Constan-
tine's son, Chris. We thought
she was too smart to marry
. man like Chris. (She's o
widOw.)
Says the lady next door:
9TH buster a man Is, tn less he
gets in the way"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE,

The market on the Consolidated TX
change closed strong and active yester-
day. Final prices, while below previous
nigh levels, represented net gains in Il
majority of active issues throughout tina
list. War stocks moved irreEularlv
throughout the session. and II was the
pressure In those shares before the close
that made for fractional reactions In tho
general list Between the war and penca
stocks the line was sharply drawn dur
Ing the forenoon. but the demand after
midday was sufficient to absorb the sun.
ply and previous losses In steels and
equipment stocks. in which the selling
was heavy. were more than recovered
The weakest spot In the list was Amerf.
can Sumatra. which lost more than
points. Steel common moved with ranIs
price changes and closed al IoIa
During the session II ranged from a low,
or lOOL TO lO2 Minor steels, excepting
i'ethiehem. closed steady. In the eduin-
ment STOCKS Baldwin had a slight loss
and car and Foundry gained more than
point. Copper stocks were in demand
Shelters being the strongest issue w.
the group Marine preferred was active
from the opening and. supported nv yood
buying orders. cloeed with a net 0,;r %
more than 2 points In the rails Mi ~,
which showed substantial gains. south
ern Pacific was the centre OF specuIa
tive interest. selling up to lO5E ANA
closing at l04% Advances OF a point
were made In majority Of the other
rails. with the low grade roads. esne-
| ciallyI Missouri Pacific, sharing in the
general demand. Trading In Liberty
Loan bonds was active, with prices I'M
proved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
Southern Pacific.

Strength of Southern Pacific reflected
in part the reinvestment OF proceeds
from the sales OF such stocks as New
York Air Brake, United states Industrial
Alcohol and American Agricultural. as
advised by brokers who have been walt
Ing to buy Southern Pacific on any re-
action, but decided yesterday that the
firmness Of the Issue warranted oeiiet
that there would not be any setback.
This stock is considered by Its admirers
to possess the three requisites TO en-
hancement in market quotation, VIZ. :
assets, earnings and technical market
strength. Annaiists of railroad securi-
ties place the value of the stock as a
railroad Issue at $40 a share, exclu-
sive of its American oil properties and
its railroad In Mexico. Railroad earn
ings OF the Southern Pacific are ex-
pected to top the s200.0oo.00o mark Tor
the current fiscal year. Last year u
earned S17.65 share on the common
stock. OF this SO a share came from It's
oil operations in the United States. but
this Is considered to De only one-htth
of the capacity Of the company's Next
can properties II Is contended that
there is nothing in the way Of Govern
ment control of railroads that would
hinder disbursements beyond the present
So n share II made out OF the holding
company's receipts from oil investments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
Bonds I'm Demand.

Investors are quite discriminating
when they como to use actual cash for
investment, and they by no means con-
fine their attention to issues OF outstand-
Ing stock In fact they are apt to turn
first attention to the bond market, and
they did so yesterday All classes OF
bonds except Liberties. whose floating
supply has Just been greatly augmented.
were in strong demand. Foreign Gov
eminent issues were In particularly
strong request. French municipals sold
at new high figures, city OF Bordeaux
IS going a point above par French re-
public 5i5s were at a premium OF .
points, and United Kingdom 5hs ad-
vanced. Corporation bonds, including
convertibles and low priced railroad
bonds, were In heavy demand at higher
figures. The activity In bonds was not
confined to the local market In London
British consols advanced more than q
point along with other foreign issues
listed there. The only fly In the ONT
ment was Anglo French 5s, which failed
to participate in the upward movement.
/ No special reason was assigned for
their backwardness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
COFFEE MARKET OPENED.
of Contracts VIII Re-
lease 100000 Bags.

Acting on the authority of the Food
Administration the coffee market opened
at noon yesterday for the purpose OF
liquidatIng outstanding contracts. with
Official instructions that all contracts
be liquidated on or before November
at maximum prices allowed when the
Exchange was closed on October Is.
which were as follows: November S.65.
December $50. January ,95. February
$40. March e.25. April $40. May s.55.
June $40, July s.s5. August 10. Sep
TENDER l0.l6.
Business in liquidation was very ac-
tive and II was estimated that during
the day fully a quarter OF a million
bags were evened up, Some brokers
who previously had operated for the
account OF foreign operators were be-
lieved to be holding out awaiting cable
instructions from principals. which were
expected at any time The result of
this evening up of contracts will. It is
believed. realize upward OF 100000 bags
OF spot coffee for sale TO roasters or
others in the local spot market.
Prices In the spot market were more
or less normal on the basis OF l0&c
for Rio Is and l5Ac. for Santos 4s
but the undertone was a trifie easier.
A special cable from Santos reported an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
MARKET Held In Check.

with a few exceptions. the active list
yesterday responded to constructive de-
velopments, although the money snua-
ton continued to prevent an expansion
In volume and any display OF aggree-
slvc movement. In other words, the re-
Spouse to Austria's surrender on terme
Of armstice 80 drastic as to amount 10
an unconditional detection from Ger
many was mouerate. TO say the least
In fact, the market was held on
leash. The best ndices Of strength
came In the last hour, when traders PIC
up stocks on the knowledge that tne
governors would convene in special meet
Ing to thresh out the money situation.
1t was held that any modification IN
money conditions to be secured as re-
suit of the meeting would have to be
change for tho better. The new re-
qurement Of 80 per cent OF market value
of rails and 35 per cent. OF marke'
value Of industrials went into effect yes
tsrday. but had been practically ois'
counted in advance by liquidation DUR
ing the past week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
Money Coming Out of Hiding.

A substantial increase In the cash
buying OF stocks was reported by some
houses yesterday. Many people have
been keeping cash on hand waiting for
the ending of the war They have re-
Trained from placing the funds in stocks
because Of the high income taxes. With
the end of the war in sight however.
this money is beginning to seek invest
ment in the stock market and accounts
for the purchase and payment in full of
stocks. Many Of the purchases are for
profit az well as investment. so that the
buyer Is speculating. but at the same
time complying with the requirements
of the money committee. which seeks to
encourage buying for cash, at the same
time dlscouraging purchases on margin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
Neutral Exchange Lower.

Following the collapse OF Austria and
the publication OF the terms OF armistice
neutral exchanges, which were dull and
inactive last week. took a drop to new
low levels for this immediate movement,
while sterling and French francs ad-
vanced. Pesetas at 2o.25 for cables and
20.l5 for checks showed a decline OF 10
cents since the close OF business last
week. Stockholm was down 40 points,
at 2s for cables and 27.7o for checks,
Other Scandinavians were 10 to 20 points
lower. Guilders were q lower. at Ak
for cables and Az for checks. Swiss
francs, however, fell off only 3 centimes
These neutral exchanges are now close
I, a practical parity; in fact closer than
the sterling and French franc rates, In
the neutral countries the dollar has been
at discount for many months, but for
eign exchange experts would not be sur
pIised to see the dollar go to a premium
at or closely subsequent to the cessation
OF all hostilities. In any event wider
fluctuations are TO be expected. accord
Ing to tho consensus of opinion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
Holding the Customer.

When the stock market opened yes
terday many of the brokerage houses
were face to face with the task of in
forming prospective marginal purchasers
Of stocks selling above 500 a share
that they we're unable to execute their
orders because loans could not be in
creased owing to recent rulings by the
money committee. Those brokers. how
ever. who had an eye for commissions
explained to the prospective buyers that
while they could not buy relatively high
priced stocks on margins OF 20 per cent.
the same margins could be used to pay
almost in full for good low priced issues.
Many customers were quick to see the
point, and as result many OF the shares
selling for few dollars were active at
higher quotations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
Improved Market Position.

In 1918 Union Pacific by court per-
mission traded to Pennsylvania $4,000
shares OF Southern Pacific common stock
and sold $50 900 shares at 90. This
meant that 100000 shares Of the COM
mon stock has been pressing for sale
ever since Except fer the war market
years Of 1915 and 1915, there has been a
very poor market to absorb such a vast
block Of s. ock Pennsylv mt Company
Is understood to have sold 1000 shares
Of its holdings of Southern Pacific up to
January /. 1918. and in recent months lie
believed TO have disposed of more stock.
The market position of the Southern Pa
ciic Is. therefore, considered to BIO In
better shape than for several years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
VIII Push Acceptance,

Tho committee on finance and cur
rency OF the Chamber OF Commerce OF
he State of New York, Frank A Van
derlip chairman, held an important meet
Ing yesterday regarding ways and
means to promote the use Of accent
ances and the growth Of discount com
panies. The committee. II la understood.
came to an important decision, which
will be communicated, according to pres
ent plans. to the chamber ut it's MONTH
ly meeting day after to-morroy. In
the postwar readjustments, which the
latest International developments have
brought near to hand, acceptances and
discount companies will play an Inn
portant part Just what the Chamber
NJ Commerce will do to further the in
terests OF the United States, and particu-
larry the State OF New York. In this i'm
pOrtant particular. is n matter which
financial New York waits with a good
deal OF interest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05

LONDON, Nov. 4.-Money. 81 per cent.
Discount rates-Short and three months
1882 per cent. Gold premiums al
Lisbon. 100. Consols for moner 81
British psg cent. loan. ear BTltlsb
Az per cent. loan, ssN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
DIVIDENDS.

Am; Caramel Co.. pr q,
citt?"a'snd "iP'iitt Pitts Rwy. Nov Nov, |,
Cleveland & Pitts Rwy' Dec.
(spec guar. soc. a.. Nov, D.c .
--Sxinple Creek C ntrnl Rwy.
&c. Pr: q; I%. Nov. 10 Dec 1
r..%,,;.t:::,; Nov. IS New. 10
Union American Cigar Co,
pf. Q................... Oct 81 Nov II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
Custom House Receipts,

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were s265,2l2ss. Of
which $lls,0o322 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
S146,209.76 for recent Importations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
advance in futures there of i3S to 4ss

Coffee Cables - Brazilian markets
closed Saturday with receipts at Rio
2.00o bags Gable from Santos re-
ported futures market there yesterday
as 225 TO 425 re!s higher than the last
prices revealed. which were on October
20. Brazilian coffee statistics:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS.

Closing prices OF stocks in which there
were no transactions yesterday:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
Monday, November a, 1918.

Days sales ......................
rear 10 date. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-05
Elk DIVIDEND TABLE

sPreyided company receives funds on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-30

CREDITORS TAKE NOTICE.

1850
In Probate Court OK Fl Paso County
II the matter OF the estate OF George
w Sharp. deceased Notice Is hereby
given that 7 VIII sell separately two
houses and lots situated in block s3. o.
the GrandvieW Addition % the City Of
II P1Go. Fl EaE1 CoutnF. LeLaEr one be-
ing lot q and east half lot 26. and tho
other lot % and west half lot IS, In
aforesaid block, at public sale 20 the
highest bidder for cash. az the Court
House door Of Fl Paso County. IN IT Paso,
Texas. on November 5th. 1913. being the
first Tuesday In said month. between 10
o'clock a. m, and o'clock p m. in
obedience 90 orders made By the County
tion Of the estate o. George W sharp.
deceased, ordering me as administrator
q said estate 70 make such sales in
order 10 satisfy certain probated claims
established against said estate and Sc
cured by Hens on said lands IN favor OF
G1lbraith-FoLworth Company.
Witness my hand this the 18Th day or
september A. D. ISIS 2B,,-z- GOV
Administrator with VIII annexed Of the
estate q George w sharp. deceased
THE STATE OF TEXAS
TO the Sheriff or any Constable OF Fl Faso
County. Greeting:
You are hereby commanded TO summon
Jose 7. Faladez. by making FERTILIZATION
o. this citation once ln each week for four
successive weeks previous 20 the return
il your county. 70 appear AZ the next regu-
lar term q the 65th district court OF FL
Paso county. 20 be holden az the court
house thereof. In the city % Fl Plso. Tex
on the first Monday iE November. 1915,
the same being the 9Th day q November.
1878. then and there 20 answer q petit
tiou filed in said court on the 2sth day OF
September. 1913. in a suit numbered on
the docket Of said court 40 1875. wherein
Frank T. Cox. administrator with the VII
auneEted Of estate OF George w sharp,
deceased IS plaintiff and jose L Taladez.
on the 1st day o. June. 1878. Plaintiff was
lawfully seized and possessed o. lot i. in
block g q the L1ttl Woodlawu addition
TO the city OF Fl Paao. o. Fl Faso county.
Texas. according 90 the map OF said al
ditiun on file In the office OF the county
on said cay and year last Aforesaid de-
PENDANT Jose j.. Valdez entered upon
said premises and elected plaintiff there
from and orEfullv Withhold from plain
TIN the possession thereof % bis damage In
the sum OF S5Qo- And plaintiff further
shows that the annual rental value Of said
premises IS two hundred dollars Plaintiff
prays FOR jud Emeut for title 20 above de-
scrihed premises fo- his damages and for
costs % suit and other RELIEF
Herein fan not. but have you before said
court. az It's aforesaid next regular term.
this writ, with your return thereon show
Ing how you have executed the same
witness. O. n Mckinney. clerk % the
district court o. FL Paso county
Given under nay hand and seal o. said
Texas. this. the 2sth day OF September.
C. n. Mckinney.
Clerk. District Court. y Paso County
Issued this 2sth day o. September. 1913
c. II. Mckinney.
District CLERK
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-30
apartments Furnished & Unfurnished

apartments I lIuisEtu q Oul uInlSleO
MODERN APT. So mo-, water furnished.
NO objection 20 children. 1893 san Antonio
PICkRELL APTS-TgEo or four room mod
ern steam heated Inspection and prices
VIII convince you they are the best IN the
city. SPECIAL suEmer rates Pm zs14aI.
Housekeeping Rooms-Furnished
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ROOMS. S. P. s2s. sol Upson-
CLEAN ROOMs-lo0s \. Florence
TWO rooms. s p. $40 y. Kansas
hOUSEkI EPING rooms. SOS Mesa
HKG. rooms Phi mornings. esIsW.
ilKG rooms furnished. seI n u Paso 81.
NEWLY painted close. 40Sl5 Wyo. Pm. 4571.
Hkg. Rms. So Pm. SaC1W- Pvt. home.
I AND ROOM APIS. III y. Boulevard
Two HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 1898 olive.
TWO housekeeping rooms; no sick or chill
eren; private family. 1l5 $. St Nrain-
TWO or three clean. comfortabIe rooms.
near hlgh school, cheap Pm 556SR
TWO ROOMS furnished FOR Housekeeping
SIC. Private entrance. l10l Arizona
TWO partly furnished Housekeeping rooms
close IN. private family $50 W. Missouri
FOUR ROOMS with sleeping porch. fur
nished for house keeping 1la3 T. Rio
Grande- Pm 3035M
TWO LARGE rooms. sleeping porch aud
bath. nicely furnished. near Alta Vista
school Phi 5e33.
FOR REST-Housekeeping rooms: also
bedroom; three blocks from Sheldon hotel.
sol n. oregon Johnston House
NICE FURNISHED room with kitchenet.
hot water all the time. steam heat Viz
Elnia apis. INC ~ oregon. Apt /
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. nicely furnished.
newly decorated. running water. sink ia
Kitchen Sof L Rio Grande-
CLEAN furnished housekeeping rooms and
clnsed In sleeping porch. walking distance
1910 Mesa Ph. 794oW.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. ss25 and $3.50
Der week Sl15z Z. san Antonio Pm.
SLEEPING porch furnished. for convaIes-
cent. use OF two rooms and gas stove.
$3.50 week. 1917 Nashville ST.
LARGE room with sleeping porch, fitted
FOR Housekeeping, cheap Also large single
housekeeping room. nice place. Phi 5s33.
TWO CLEAN front rooms. completely fur
nished for housekeeping. reasonable. No
ehllaren. ll9s y Florence. IN. 39li.
BEAUTIFUL furnished bedroom. furnace
heat. privilege Of using kitchen and din
ing room. Phi 3o35M.
TWO well furnished light housekeeping
rooms, connecting bath 1907 Arizona st.
Phone Il1oW.
THREE furnished rooms. very close in;
water. light and phone, in private family.
Adults only. Ph. 272s.
CLOSE IN for employed people. two rooms
and sleeping porch. running water. well
furnished, clean Phi S413 or aim.
TWO ROOMS furnished light housekeep-
Ing. clean ard reasonable price. 1909
Prospect. Phone 7i6OR-
FRONT PORCH. four rooms. sleeping
porch. rent together or separately; two I
rooms down stairs, with fire place. va
cant Oct 9TH kl9 Arizona
. LARGE comfortable. nicely furnished
Housekeeping rooms. very reasonable. love I
" neighborhood; employed adults pre-
ferred; no sick 1892 Nevada Phone 20S6W. /
TWO ROOMS. small porch. furnished FOR I
housekeeping, water. lights. phone. quarter /
gas meters; near car. cheap. Gonzales ]
cents taken. Phi 6613.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-30
For Rent-Apariments Furnished

For Rent-Apartments Furnished
I --~--~~-~~~-~-~-~--S~---
I THE DWlER-Phone 45eo.
THREE rom apartments S9s Mesa
+ 3 ROOMS. sip Pch-. s27.5o- sol Upson-
I MODERN APT-lsl0 8iundy. Pm. 6sl5R-
FURNISHED apartment. I024 \. OREGON.
l LARGE APT.-Ph- fseaJ- sos Mundy Ave
/ CLOSE N APT and rms. as ". santa Fs
l APABTMENT-1715 Montana. Phone lT45.
1910 \. OREGON-Furuished apartments
With sleeping porches.
LUCILLE APTS.-Tw0 rooms. kitchenet
and bath gu W. Missouri Phi 9o9S-
PRETTY little modern suite Tor people
employed 76lfs ". Main Phi 51o7.
FOR RENT-Rooms and apartments in
new IRE proof building. Phi 14s5.
IO0s ARIZONA.
NicelT f-rnished apartment. Phone 1851
TWO ROOMS. sleeping porch. private
bath l3ll - Florence-
SMALL APT, close in; heat hot water.
az y santa Fe-
THE KIMBALI-1odern. new and well
kept Apply Apt T. 6l0 Prospect
COTY APTS.-One or two room apart
men-s with sleeping porch 1o0S Magof-
IN. Pm 6o56.
FOR RENT cheap. one spartmsnt three
furnished rooms and sleeping porch. 90
healthy people Pm 24s6J-
FURNISHED apartment FOR rent. close IN.
Apt g. Phi S1Sn.
FOR RENT-Two room modern furnished
flax private bath Inquire 156 n St
Frain. between Texas and Myrtle.
BEACON apartments. Modern two rooms.
kitchen. bath and sleeping porch All out
side rooms reasonable rent. Call 100
Wyoming. Phi. 22ls
THE MONTANA
Completely furnished apartment 81 Mon
tans- Phi. 1910.
LOUISE APTS.-Two and three room
apartments. furnished complete; Hshts,
linen and telephone 1876 Myrtle. Fh-
At FIVE POISTs-Convenien to Fort
Bliss. one room. kitchenet bath. well fur
nlshed. clean. disappearing beds. steam
heat Pm. S4I3.
CLOSE IN. vacant oct. 4th. two large
rooms and pantry. separate entrance. light
heat and telephone furnished 10 n.
stanton.
FURNISHED apartment for rent, with
sleeping porch and private bath cali at
zoe y. Oehoa ST
TWO BLOCKS from Lamar school two
beautiful rooms. bath. front porch and
sleeping porch 1905 Z. sRio Grande. Pm
$3.50
one MORE vacant furnished apartment
in SWEETEST new small apartment in city
Every room an outside room Other ten
ants are elegant likeable people De-
liEhtfuI neighborhood. opposite Austin
Park Call apartment 3. Whitfield Apart
1850, ~. -o---n-. ., Pnon. ...o Or
For Rent-Apartments Unfurnished
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APTS--1e2O Mesa- Pm 5og7.
CLOSE N TI-AT-Brazos No II. Pm ls55-
ALENANDRIA APARTMENTS. Phi ass.
GERMANE-Unfurnlsh spartnents- $40
W. MlsaourL Apply AT !.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-30
For Rent-Houses Unfurnisbed

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slN ROOMS modern. Phone 1ol6W-
3 ROOM homel eheap. EOS San Diego 81
FOR KENT-Smau bungalow. garage,
close Ia. $50. Ph. s111J.
FIVE ROOM bungalow. Manhattan Heights
Pm 5425W.
FOR RENT-smau modern house. Phone
1sI6 or efo9 san Diego,
sIN Re OMS and bath on Second street,
close IN, 500 IN. $50 Lyons Transfer co
FOR RENT-Moderu four room bungalow
CaI A. 140I n. El Paso St
FOR RENT-six room. brick residence.
with bath. close IN. IN 1873 or 5S59.
MOVING made easy when you use our
equipment and our competent hep
TENICO TRANSFER co. PHI 76I-s62.
fOK hENT-Nice home, eight rooms un-
furnished, $50. 5ls Z. Rio Grande- Eh-
1888.
FOR KENT-F0ur rooms brick, gIassed in
sleeping porch. near Fort Bliss car line
Phone S0-lW, after 8 p m
FOR REM room cottage. bath and
sleeping porch, near Five Points. 617 Ray
nor, so. Pm s5S5-
FIVE ROOMS and sleeping porch. 112s
LAY REALTY s TRUST Co.
Phone 35l5. eof Trust Bidg.
roe EENT-seven room cottage. sleep
Ing porch, 40 w Nevada $3.50 -Four
room apartment. sleeping porch. SOS =
Prospect Ave. s27- Pm 2s5s.
FOUR ROOM modern bungalow. Elasssd
In sleeping porch, garage. One block
street car. Country club distric'. Phone
535sM
Don't crowd your kitchen with two
stoves. Buy combination coal and gas
range Your credit is O. K
rot TZ-MOOKE FURNITURE co.
FOR HENT-UNFURNISHE
Eight rooms. bath. sleeping porch 1901
Laurel street; and others See our list
r. W. WILLIAMS
General Insurance
Phone 1144 a13 First Natl Bank Bldg
g rooms, 1905 z. Boulevard ........s-5.00
. room. 1913 2. Rio Graude ......935-oO
3 rooms, 500 y Fl Paso ........-.s i1o %
b rooms. ST n. Oregon .....-....2 50.0 90
s rooms. -03 " Campbell -......-S35-0e
- rooms 5u4 Mesa .----------.---&- $500
II FINISHED.
? eleEaD-l- furnished homes, reasonable.
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY
"a Mills BLDG. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-30
Housekeeping RoOms-Furnisbsd


NICELY furnished rooms. close in 50I
T. Rio Grande.
EOR Rent front housekeeping rooms,
children. 1905 n Kansas. Phi 512d-
FURNISHED room. sleeping porch. priv
ueEe of kitchen and dining room No
sick or children only gentle refined pe0-
pie need apply Address HISS, care Her
aid