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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-13
several peoples concerned.

several peoples concerned.
Second, no special or separate in
terest of any single nation or any
group of nations can be made the
basis for any part of the settlement
which IS not consistent with the com
mon interests of ALL
Third, there can be no leagues Or
alliances or special covenants and I'M
derstandings with the general and
common family of the league of ma
tons.
Fourth, and more specifically, there
can be no special. selfish economic
combinations within the league and
no employment of any form of eco
nomic boycott or exclusion EXCEPT as
the power of economic penalty by ex-
clusion from the markets of the world
may be vested in the league of ma
tons itself as a means of discipline
and control.
Fifth, all international agreements
and treaties of every kind must be
made known, in their entirety. to the
rest of the world,
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at the famous Italian bersaglieri and
Alpini seated on the stage ~ the uni
forms in which they fought on the
Italian front.
When the grenadicr band had fin
ished playing, the president turned TO
the Italian ambassador and they en-
gagged in earnest conversation for pre-
haps five minutes, The president was
seen to gosticulate repeatedly as he
talked. This was the first serious
touch to the presidents attitude after
the news regarding Germany's note
had been conveyed to him.
When Secretary Tumulty called
Washington, he was informed tina. the
official text of the note had been re-
ceived neither at the White House nor
the state department. The unofficial
text had been received, however
Colonel House remained ut the con
cert only a short time and then left
for his home,
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sibly month before that similar
one on the walls in the French min
istry Of marine: and some months
before that on the walls in the Ital-
ian ministry of marine. Representa-
tive of each of the allied naVies are
here and welcome comrades in every
other admiralty.
"Since the beginning of the war the
British navy has escorted overseas to
and from all theaters of war some
16,000000 men belonging to the
armies of the British empire and the
loss has been one thousandth part
of man per hundred carried from
al causes--marine risks or enemy
action-and it is our purpose and our
pride to maintain and reduce that
percentage in the great flow Of man
hood across the Atlantic.
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mentous diplomatic note in the his
tory of the world. Through Secretary
Tumulty he announced that he would
have no comment to make.
publication of the German reply to
the presidents inquiries as to it's will
ingness to accept all the terms he
previously had enunciated and to
evacuate all occupied territory came
as n complete surprise. The way in
which the wireless dispatch of such
tremendous purport sent out from the
German station at Nauen was made
public, shattered all diplomatic prece-
dents.
The text reached New York only a
short time before Mr.. Wilson and his
party left the Waldorf Astoria to at
tend the concert at the Metropolitan
for the benefit of blind Italian SOL
| diers. The natural assumption was
that it previously had been commu-
nicated to the president. AS a meas
IRE of precaution. however. the AS
ISOLATED Press sent over its special
wire to the opera house an inquiry to
Secretary Tumulty as to whether Mr.
Wilson had been informed of the Ger.
man reGly.
Mr.. Tumulty showed plainly his
amaZement and replied that MIR. Will
son had not seen the note and the
secretary requested that the text be
telegraphed to him at once. He an
nounced, however that the president
could not indicate in the slightest de-
gree what his answer would be until
he had opportunity to study the of.
fetal text.
The reply was sent Immediately to
the box where the president was
seated with Cob L. NJ. House, his
close friend and trusted adviser. II
was read with most intense interest
Soon thereafter Secretary Tumulty
disappeared and it was assumed he
was in telephone communication with
Secretary Lansing.
President Wilson, accompanied by
Mrs. Wilson. Miss Margaret Wilson,
Colonel and Mrs. House. Count ri
fiellere, the italian ambassador. and
Countess Di Cellere, arrived at the
Metropolitan shortly after $3.50
O'Clock. They were escorted to the
box OF j. p. Morgan. Here the presi.
dent faced the stage and looked down
upon the audience.
As the party took their seats the
splendid orchestra played THE Star
Spangled Banner" Every person in
the audience. and the great audito-
rum was packed. rose and cheered
the president.
If the president was stirred by the
momentus turn in the international
situation, there was no surface of it
so far as could be noted. After the
band of the Italian grenISiers ha 4
played, Mr.. Wilson led the applause
which called forth an encore. Occa-
sionally he chatted with Mrs. Wilson
or peered through his opera glasses
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SUB CHASER SINKS
IN FOREIGN WATERS
rav .cHs'.a ,ouan". SPECIAL LEASED w,-.l


Washington, oct. 12.-An Ameri-
can submarine chaser. designated as
the 21a, sank in foreign waters Oc-
tober 8, after an explosion with the
death of one enlisted man, and the in
Jury of ono officer and eight men
One man also is reported missing
The navy department in announce
ing the loss Of the 219 said the en-
plosion, the cause of which has not
been determined, occurred while. the
chaser was alongside a supply ship,
taking on fuel. A hole was blown in
the port side and the forward part
of the vessel set afire. Although the
fire was eXtinguished the chaser
sank within an hour. Ouartermaster
Rice Basset of Forest Hills, N. Y, is
reported dead and presumably was
killed by the explosion. Engineman
Jerome Gillfillan of Wyoming, Ills,
is reported missing
Lieutenant Robert NJ. Curtis, of
Chicago, was seriously injured
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All IS TOTAL
ENROLMENT At
MILITARY SCHOOL
Students Body Largest I'M
History Of Institutei Cadets
Are Getting Down to Serious
Work,

lbr MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL teATFp N''PEh
Roswell, n. NJ, oct. with a to-
tai enrolment Of Al students, the
New Mexico Military institute is an
extremely busy place now, with all
cadets working hard under the heavy
schedule arranger along lines suggest
ed by the war department The for
mai organization of the students army
training corps has been followed by
daily drills and maneuvcrs under the
direction of regular army officers, as
sisted BY the regular faculty of the
institute. 1t is dcub ful if any other
institution in the west is in a position
TO make such rapid progress in train
ing cadets at the N. M. NJ. /. ........
Practically the only change that was
necessary at the institute when the
government asked for the creation of
a students army training corps was
a change in name. from cadet battal-
ion TO training corps.
Numerous letters received at the
institute are to the effect that the
graduates of n. NJ NJ. l., in the army,
navy and aviation, are giving a splen-
did account of themselves, Most Of
the hundreds OF graduates in the serV-
ice are officers.
PhO!ographing Campus.
William r. Walton of Albuquerque,
photographer OF that city, is in Ros-
well this week taking number Of
photographs of the plant for use in the
year book and other publications. The
work is being done before the frost
damages The grass, flowers shrubbery
and foliage of the trees on the cam
pus.
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TeD@9e1oRs
IRrD1 Zewzs Bakcy- ~


The questions answered below are gem
eral in character, the symptoms or dis
cases are given and the answers viii apply
in any case Of similar nature
Those wishing further advice free may
address Dr. Lewis Baker, College Bldg.
College Elwood' streets Dayton, Ohio, en-
closing self-addressed stamped envelope for
reply Fun name and address must be Civ
en-, but only initials fictitious names
will be used in my answers The prescrip-
tions can be filled at any well-stocked drug
store Any druggist order Of whole
saler
ter This viii relieve you in very few
days.
Pride asks: My hair is too oily and my
scalp itehes With dandruff and of late it
is~combing out too much. What is a good
treatmeHt2"
Answer: Obtain Plain Yellow Minyol from
your druggist in 4-oz jars and apply
per directions This cleans purifies, cools
and invigorates the hair and scalp, thus
stopping the death of the hair Dandruff
and itching are at once relieved. Men and
women all over the country now use it re-
gulary
George" writes; Have been doctorng
for kidney trouble and now want your adj
vice. Frequent desire is followed by burn
ing pain and am very tender and sore over
region Of bladder. Also backache affects
me dreadfully. Can hardly move when /
awake in the morning. Weakness, too is
symptom"
Answer: | think II you will take Balm
wort Tablets regularly for few weeks
your kidneys and bladder will become nor
NAL and such symptoms vanish This is
unequaled for such complaints in my es-
tmatIon.
NOTE: For many years DR.. Baker has
teen giving free advice and prescriptions
To millions of people through the press
columns and doubtless has helped in re-
lieving Illness and distress more than any
single individual in the worlds history.
| Thousands have written him expressions
of gratitude and confidence similar to tho
| following:
| DR.. Lewis Baker Dear Strive have
| used three of the medicines you advise,
| the double four, tire Essence Mentho- Lax
enc and the rheumatism prescriptions, and
1 want to say they all worked like charm.
They are the best / have ever used and
feel | could not keep house without them.
| am very grateful and pleased to recon-
mend any of these medicines prescribed.
| Very truly yours. MRS. Il, L. WHITED.
No, 8 Coleman St,
Port Jervis, N. Y.
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FIRE DESTROYS
ENTIRE VILLAGE:
Of 500 Pc RSONS

Duluth, MINI, Oct, 2.-Brookston,
a village of 600 persons, north of
Cloquet, was practically DESTROYED by
fire today. The population was rush
ed by special trains to Cloquet No
casualties We're reported.
This fire now has swept toward
and practically surrounded Cloquet,
city of 5000 population.
Duluth. Mimi, Oct. 12.-Fanned
by fierce gale, the forest fires
south of here are sweeping as far
as Spooner. The flames have not
entered Duluth yet, but home guards
and volunteers in automobiles have
gone to surrounding districts to as
sist residents in escaping from the
fire zone.
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MIGHTY DRIVE BY ENEMY
DIVERS IS IMPENDING,
SAYS SIR ERIC GEDDES
Continued from Page one.)

ACOllltnueu from RaRe one.
N7~N<~r~~~0-~>>-~~~>~~--~~
AID MIGHTY DRIVE 6 80.
sure these lines of communication be-
ing safeguarded and kept open, very
efficient naval protection is required.
Destroyers Scour the Seas.
THE large proportion of merchant
shipping which brings these supplies
must necessarily be American and
British and consequently the Anglo
American zone of naval operations
which may be considered to- include
the Atlantic, North Sea and British
coastal waters, is therefore the area
with which we are most vitally con-
cerned, though of course, the Ameri-
can and British forces are helping
to police the trade routes of the Med
iterrariean also, in conjunction with
our French, Italian, Japanese and
Greek allies whose work and cooper
alton is altogether admirable. In tina.
service a Brazilian naval contingent
is on the point of taking part.
Turning now to your destroyers
know that you all appreciate what
demands the present conditions OF
sea warfare imposes on this type Of
craft Day and night, winter and
summer, they scour tAe seas. either
hunting the submarine or keeping a
careful watch over the valuable hui
man lives equipment and transports
entrusted to their care to escort [
have both travelled in and been es-
corted by American destroyers and |
know their high standard.
"r cannot close this very brief APP
probation without expressing on be-
half of the board of admiralty and
the royal navy our affection, in many
cases personal and our admiration of
your officers and men, who, side ly
side with us and the other allies, are
Keeping open the sea communica-
tons of the alliance: are reducing
the enemy's fleets TO impotence: and
have driven his commerce from the
seas
Charts Show the Situation.
"One of the most striking visible
manifestations of the unity of pur-
pose and the unity of method which
have had was afforded me when, at
the request of Admiral Benson, I
stepped from his room at the navy
department into the chart room,
where the great charts of the world
show the allied naval situation at a
glance. 1t was unnecessary for me
here in Washington to ask for ex
PLANTATION. | had seen such a chart
IN every detail upon the walls Of the
British admiralty a week ago pos
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You have had losses at sea, and
you will have more losses at sea.
know that they will be faced with the
fortitude shown by all the allies in
this great struggle of right against
the wrong and based upon the JUS
tice of our cause and the inflexibility
of the allied purpose"
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WILSON IN NEW YORK GETS
TEXT OF GE,RMANY'S REPLY

New York, Oct. 12,--Seated tonight
in grand tier box at the Metropoli-
tan opera house, President Wilson
received from the Associated Press
the unofficial text of the most mo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
For Sale-MiseeIlaneous

For Sale-miscellaneous
OIL STOVE, Ice box SsIsw.
MASON frult jas cheap. Fh. I25ew.
KEMINGTON typewriter, good condition
500 Phi 7QlS-
ONE Trunk and contents for Et0r4se.
$40 = san Antonio. Ph- Iofs-
FOR sALE-9lourtain Park cherries,
s2-65 per crate. delivered Ph- 6s55-
FOR sALE-Three pairs ladies' shoes.
size Ga. zoe Myrtle
WANTED-To buy second hand furniture.
We pay good prices Rio Grande Furni-
ture Co. .2o5 S. stanton ST
FOR SAIL BARGAIN one Lyon & Hea-
ley cornet with case Phi S3Ss after $50
D. m
FOR SALE-Practically new Herring
Hall iron safe. medium size. also other
office furniture Apply Fl Paso Hide d
Leather Co, 222 S. kansas
WILL TRADE close in valley lard or lots
for practically new roadster, chumrny
preferred. Fine violin with beautiful case
FOR sale -Four room house -gliEiug dis
lance Modern. for rent 90 IN ~
25 POLAR BEAR, inch fans. dirsc- or
alternating current. Good FOR bedrooms
or desk. Special price for sale 10 n.
kansas
FOR SALE-BarEain. big league base
ball uniforms. catchers' masks, pairs
Of white Rresnaha1 shin guards Address
FOR SALE-At Myrtle Trading Place
one milk COW. one pair OF mules. wagon
and harness. one stage coach. The run
ming gear and wheel worth $3.50, VIII
take SIS for whole thing. Phi 2045-
PIPEi PIPEi PIPE!
Complete stock new and second hand
pipe and well casing. First class con
ditlou- At reduced prices Prompt ship
ment. Texas supply Co. BEAUMONT. lex
COMPLETE SODA WAFER OUTFIT
Fountain. back bar. ard drums Also
candy making outfit ar sacrifice We
have o timber OF counters suitable for
restaurant confectior cry or grocery use
Lyons Transfer Co, s1S s. Ochoa- Phone
$50. --
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
Special Notices

CURTAINS laundered 25c. sc pair. 7o2
Myrtle Phi T7GZW-
THE only steam carpet cleaners szl2 s.,
Acme MaL d Feather Co. Phone 1871
COOL ROOM with best board f01 couple
or two gentlemen PHI 5G21-
FOK COATS MILK phone 7ss5W. Pioneer
Goat Dairy.
YOUR mattresses renovated Sl-75 up. car
pets cleaned Erwin MfE- Co Phi. no
CHILDREE's boarding house; mothers
Gaze and Christian training. 1871 E
Bouievard- Pm 6067-
CTGARETTE smoking. bed wetting and
other undesirable habits permanently re-
moved By Personal---very.. IN $685.
a FOUTZ-MOORE BED-SPRING
is the sieepiesl thing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11
Special Notices

Special Notices
~~-~-~-~~~---~-~-------- -----~-@---~-~-~-@-~-~~-
II MONEYS WORTH anything 20 you.
phone $50. upstairs or downstairs. trunks
hauled 25c. Herman Transfer Co.
HOUSTON Transfer d Storage Co. moves
pianos safes and furniture. Responsible.
Get our prices. g PA 6s2
NOTICE, NOTICE NOTICE
Am a candidate for the office Of Justice
Of the peace. precinct Cd, place (2)- Fri-
mary election July 9th Your vote viii
be appreciated
W. c. DAVIS.
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For Rent-ROoms furnished

For Rent-Rooms Furnished
. FRONT bedrooms Phi 2il2
NICE bedrooms rs " Stanton
FURNisEED ROOMs-.I7 Arizona
ROOM IN private family Pm 3llI.
COOL FRcNT ROOM, sl5 n Stanton
NICE room for gentleman Ph- 54ss-
BEDROOM and housekeeping. 512 Myrtle.
ROOM. connecting bath us y stanton.
BEAUTIFUL corner trent rooms, private
bath 527 w. Missouri
FOR RENT-Lovelv cool front room. prl-
waite bath coo Mesa Ave
NICE FRONT ROOM. hot water. ughtH
bath. private home Phone ISL
FOR GENTLEMAN room in pleasant pri-
waite home. Phone ~.
HOTEL LAKE-DeuEhtful cool rooms.
baths. $40 W 80. Pm. 500 Close in
FUKNLsHED room and Sleeping porch.
close In Pm 1855
COOL bedrooms. porch. upstairs ~ y.
sts-Ht1l-
FURNISHED rooms for gentleman. day
or week 512 Mesa Phi a1o2.
The DE LUXE-CooL airy bedroom. pri-
waite bath Pm 60Ga.
ROOM IN private family Of two. lady pre-
fe-red- Pm IolS-
CLOSE IN airy corner rooms. summer
rates rs y. Davis.
CLEAN. comfortable rooms close in GA
r. santa Fe-
NICELY furnished room. private home.
as Prospect. Pm, 5gloJ
LARGE cool front room. close In COS
n Kansas Pm 6s4EW.
FURNISHED room. STEPPING porch II de-
sired. us n. u Psso
PHONE s686J-Nothing equals my close
in resident rooms.
NICE COOL room with sleeping porch.
close in 500 w Boulevard IN. 49,
LARGE cool room IN private home, close
in PHI 6bs5 after .
COOL outside rooms $500. 422H san An
tonic
WE'LL, 25e 10 MOVE trunk Why
should you pay morel Herman Transfer
NICELY furnished room In home on Mon
tana street References required no
sick PHI f6s7-
ONE NICELY furnished room with sleep
ing porch suitable Tor two gentlemen. 7o1
Myrtle
HOTEL FRANKLlN-214 san Jaciuto St
tuear Ovelies d). large airy rooms $3.50
per week and up.
ONE COOL pleasant nicely furnished
room. can be arranged for cooking. Save
car fare. $40 ~ kansas. n 6sis.
FRONT BEDROOM adjoining bath, sep
arate entrance. three blocks from Cleye-
land Square. private family. for gentle
man. 500 Stewart. Pm. 56b2.
FOR RENT-Two rooms with sleeping
porch. connecting bath. On Highland Park
Board 10 desired. No objection TO con-
vaIesceut in good condition Pm lew.
TIE WEsTWOORE
Beautifully appointed rooms, single ana
ensuite- delightfully."- cool sleeplng porches-
All modern conveniences az moderate
n-ice1 Phi. 605S 5a3 w. Missouri
EsR RENT-Two large connecting rooms
with sleeping porch suitable for three or
four men or family. with board Mra-
Wood. 200 Upson ave
LOOK ABOUND have large well ven-
tuated rooms. running water large hall
and homelike place Ice water for drink
ing Have one large front room with
four windows. well furnished, two beds
II desired. IS % $3.50 a week 500 n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11

or kent-El0useG Dm lrll8ueu
ROOM bungalow. blocks from C9un-
try Grub on car line. Sz5 month Ph. e5l9-
FOR RENT-T room house. sleeping porch
and garage. F4251 per month furniture
for sale Phi $500. oZ3 VI. llissourL
NEW bunga low. living room. dining room.
bath. kitchen. closet two glassed ID
porches. EZ5 month Dallas and RIO
Grande- Pm 800
FOR Rent BY HAWKINS BROS
r. brick. 1108 Bisbce new ------s $50
p brick. 2701 Memphis -----.------- sl3
IL r brick. 1900 N oregon ----.--.- "
FOR RENT. URNISHED
s room house, -4l1 San Dlcgu ST 4ze-94
g -oom house. COS n virginia St 5000
room house 1908 T. Nevada ST. --&a1-4l
p. W. WILLIAMS
General Insurance
Phone 114E 31s FIRST Nat Bank BIDS
4 rooms. II06 =. Boulevard ST. .-.-s15-9g
rooms. Cal Epson --.------- -ts2-o1
6 rooms. s. P- 1911 N Fl Faao.
rooms. 1871 Montana. modern .-.-s 55-9o
"a rooms sol Mesa ...-.-.-4. ! zal-ll
DOUGLAS G.. CROWELL AGENCY.
pa Mills Bldg Phane zoe.
UNFuRSISHED
Apartment rooms. bath and g. P.
161l-Io1G F. Boulevard
Modern Groom bungalow. @Qlo Dix
Montana St
room. house. 81. Lee St
Groom EcCsr. WyCm-nE ST.
FURNISHED
room bungalow and sleeping porch
ISIS Ia LUZ sos.
". p. PAYNE
4o1 Mesa. Phone 1855.
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For Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Wood working machinery,
wheel barrows. D. p. motor. All at
half price. Ph. 3s20. Geo. Beaudett
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11

Personal
------------------~--
SpireIla Corsets- Airs. Miller Pr 6572-
JACK ELLIOTT-Write 20 mother. Royal
MONEY loaned SIS Trust Bldg.
MRS CHONLA women's exchange. 129 N
Campbell
CURTAINS CLEANED Beautifully. kra-
mer- PHI 1o59-
PARTY with own car going 10 Califor-
MIA would like couple for company who
would pay part expenses Leaving llth-
Phi 1164 from $50 p m 70 3. M
Roomine Houses-For Sale and Rent
-~~~~~---~------~-- ---~---------~-----------
BIG BARGAIN
Furniture o. 10 rooms and 4 sleeping
porches on North EI Paso street
House Tor rent See
". r. PAYNE
4o1 Mes.. Phi 1880.
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For Rent-Apartments Unfurnished

? UNFURNIsHED rooms mo Texas
ROOMS with giassed sleeping porch.
Worth Apis. 1917 y. Kansas Ph. 5l45.
THE KIMBALI-Very desirable apart
ments- $40 Prospect
2 ROOMS, k.tcheaet. sleeping perch, ga
rage. 1105 Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-11

For Rent-Apartments Unfurnished
ALEXANDRIA APARTMENTS. Ph. 4is5-
The WHITFIELD rooms. GUNNER
rates. s20f Montana
USFUENIsHED apartment; no children.
can SOB wyoming. IN. 5sa1A-
THE BINKLEY-8eaut apartments
five minutes walk 90 postoffce- Cor Up
son and Davis Pm 30slR-
KNICKERBOCKE and California,
Three rooms and sleeping porch can
Apt @ Phi S15e-
AUSTIN APTs., furnished and unfur-
uished- A. p. Coles q Bros agents --A
n. oregon 81 Phone 1s2-
2 ROOMS. siassed in sleeping porch. pri-
vate bath s13. rooms. SIS rooms
SIS; rooms. SEQ Close in. IN 2s5,-
EXCEPTIONALLY attractive. homeliEe
airy. new duplex apartment Five rooms
bath. garage. Very choice location Livery
ctuFenience- N tees-
HaLFRED APARTMENTS
f12 81. Boulevard ST.. 9 rooms. breakfast
room. 1anitor service. summer rataa'
DOUGLAS c. CROwELL AGENCY.
22f Mus Bldg- Fh- ss9e
HILL CREST APIS.
Beautiful urfurnlsned apartment. four
rooms. bath and sleeping porch Built N
features. hard wood floors and every mod
ern convenience Rent $40 Apply 20
Phone 5si5 g6i Trasi BlaE.
Apartments Furnished & Unfurnished
--~------~~-------~---~---
LINCOLN APIS. fur. or uufur. 4-room
apis. 40 W. Boulevard PA. ll6L
THE MONTANA-Furnishe or unfurnish-
cd apt e17 Montana Phi 1910
TIE PATTERsON APARTfESTs-le1
Mesa Furnished and uufurnlshed-
AUSTIN APIS, furnished and unfur-
nished. A. p. Coles & BIOS. agents. 2o4
". Oregon St Phone l15-
THE CLOSE IN APIS
PAINS COURT-FISK-RAMS
3 blocks from business ce1ter-
One 90 four room Apis. furnished or un-
furnished
Auto az your service.
FISK-RAM~EE REALTY co.
Phone 1913
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Housekeeping RoOms-Furnished

- = 49, ---~---~D-~~
81. sl2. sI5-Phone 553SW.
? LIGHT housekeepiuE rooms 4o4 Texas.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms cheap. Pm. s9osJ-
DESIRABLE housekeepiug rooms. Phi. "a
ROOMS, kitchenets. sleeping porches. 92l
n. 20 Paso St
NICE Housekeeping rooms. connecting
bath. soc Texas Phi 6315.
FURNISHED APT.-Private home. 14s
Is. Ochoa- Ph. S06S.
FRONT rooms. one single room 1929
Olive
NICE cool tWo-room apartment 615 Mon
tana. Phi 1891
3 ROOM apartment with Sleeping porch.
first flood SIS MaEoffin. Pm so94W-
SINGLE housekeepng room. sleeping
porch s0l Upson- Ph. asa.
WANTED-Empl0yed lady TO share apart
meut. Phi. evenings after .:3Q. 663s.
FRONT ROOM. Eltchenet. $500 block
Montana. Pm. 69fl.
FOR RENT-Housekeeping rooms close
in reasonable l12 wyoming. IN. 5656R-
ROOMS. Sleeping porch. lights. water.
telephone furnished 6ol Upson. Pm 1913.
LARGE SOUTHEAST front room and
Fitcnane- furnished. SIS month Close
in. 500 y. virginia Phi 69I3L