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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
TWO BOMBS FOR ATTORNEY
IL Thought Italians Want Revenge
for Prosecution Of Hluung Ca-ss.

MIIWAUkEEI Npril 10 Two
bombs we're found near District At
toruey w. A. Zabcls residence this
forenoon Tho missiles We're re.
moved before any damage wis
wrought. u In believed the bombs
were placed by some one Ia revenge
for the prosecution ot the II ltalianH
found guilty OF riotinE NJ lay View
last september aud sentenced to
long terms In state prison
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
ss Thousand Miners strikc.

CUMBERLAND, Md. April l6.-
The mines OF the Georges Creek and
Upper Potomac coal fields are tied
up today as the result OF a strike Of
six thousand men who declare they
will remain out until their grievances
are settled. The question OF wages
is not involved, It is understood. but
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
NJI.STIC.

Tho reviewer OF tho Dramatic
Mirror. after witnessing tho olab-
orntc GoldWyn production OF The
splendid sinner" starring tho celc-
hrated dramatic actress Mary Gar
den. who Will ne seen today Mt tho
Majestic for the last umo In this
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
CHARLES SHOULD HAVE OUT
Itniinp Paper Says c1crnin Was Goat
'of Austrian Monarch.

ROME. April IS. --- Emperor
Charles shohld have resigned, but
as II Is not customary for sovereigns
10 leave their posts, even when they
make blunders, Count Czernin was
obliged 70 go" says the 0iornale
d'Italla. In commenting upon the
resignation of Count Czernin az Aus
trian foreign minister.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

LONDON, April 16.-Ten German
trawlers have been sunk by gunfire
In the Cattegat tbetween Sweden
and Denmark, the admiralty an
nounccH. Their crews were saved by
British ships. There were no Brit
ish casualties
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

PARIS. April l6 Premier Glenn
enccau returned. To Paris last might
from the battle front. where he had
been getting into close touch with
conditions The impression OF the
situation which he brought back to
the capital with him was favorable
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-10-18

Egla. =,
- We come to another big task. This
~ time we need not call for helpers.
The volunteer workers stream in
HggRNaa- myriad hosts along the main highway
8 leading to victory and vindtoa'i0n.
All patriots, by confession
l4RS~ The grumblers are awed into
n silence If the faint Of disloyalty re-
~ mains anywhere it is hidden as a
eaaa shameful secret. The heads are wag-
~ ging and we hear many bold as
X | SuranCeS:
"rll do all can"
~ It'll go as far as the next fellow"
~ It'll take all I can afford to take"
lAga We are speaking, Of course, Of the
- Fourth Liberty Loan and the wiling
A-A ness Of the War-backers to subscribe.
e>,nA This time we do not explain q
w. Liberty Loan and how it works, or
u1 why we battle with Germany or that
war costs money. twill Just about
lagma require a searCh-warrart to find a
IS man who does not say that he will
ill., take all Of the bonds he can "afford"
to take.
Az8gs- But, Q my countrymen, we need
y a gnt s9n90ls and an
IT, quas az ana , Sp@elal Nh Information NJ bg-
q ana Mr. a. to The real A. @ a5'a Of
the word "affOrd"
IT, Are YOU penotlina aro,nd to find
8 s es how 5e sfa ta s'isa you can SCI
80. 1@n@@ to any OF your pet private
q Are you trying to decide how
in order to ezo sea @ the ax obspa sa Of
n being a Stacker?
Z21ARkflH Buy Liberty Bonds
kAA This Space Contributed
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-10-18

Are you getting ready to an IS
swer in hundreds country that has A4
endowed you with thousands?
AS you squint your eyes and IVY"
try to decide upon the which U4
will fairly represent your Individual .4
rTuota0 are you acting attorney for GE2
the United States Of America or - -
have you gone in for technicalities AA
IN order to protect special interests?
In reasoning with your con- wy I
science, are you trying to be gen. U4
erous or trying to play safe?
It is up to you. 38eI
The buck cannot be passed. ~
It is for each man to decide wheth- 49,
or he is going to be thoroughbred -
a squeezer of 5O-cent pieces. A4
For the sake of your own self ees.
respect, come through to the limit 2ee9eNsa~
If you live to be thousand years x
old you will have another S=3=
chance to start your iron dollars 6Azma
upon such noble mission. Is
Do you wish to deepen the wrir- ~
kles upon the brOWs in Potsdarn? eavaa G., h
Would you fortify the courage Of "A
every soldier in France? ~
Shall we set in such a stack that n1a
the kaiser can't see over the top of it? a
All right! You are appointed ~
Special Agent nHae
Don't wait for a committee to n 1
hunt you up you down. ~
Hurry to the bank and break E9l3
through the line and order many "A 4
Liberty Bonds that the man inside <1lAI !.
will be cazed and all Of the neigh
bors surprised and all Of your rela- NY
tives proud. = ~
Wholesale, Not Retail &A6h(H-
0 Winning by KNA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28

ana look will q. too. md Won viii
soon soc VINO - the more beautiful my
dca1
The aner, rosc turned 70 look IN the
pool and snap She broke from her
st.m and frll into the water
RnttcrHv. scclng thc K"sc was close
to tho water thought ehe would have -
cla=o WOW herself too 50 she flew IIght
~ tao vatcr. and tier pcttl wlnra were
wct and ahc could not dv
uo. savc me, Weeping W.llow" cried
,hc Rnso I w,Il never mnd ANYTHING
'hat ully butterfly says aRaln
Sn the " illnv bort ts branches avor
ta tao uattr and caught the butterfly
and Rose III its leaves and swung thom
safe tn the shore
The RuttvrH, soon Arv away. hnt aho
forgot to thank the Willow for saving her.
and tho Rose was picked NJ hN ahttlc
elrl ana CARRIED INTO the lnusc
DO you wonder That weep
asked the Weeping Willow II the lijSh
nrarhv II cannot help II when see So
much vanity aud neraIfudc All about
me Tho butterfly did not thank me
far saving her the Rose did not give me
a partln1 glance when She found she MAS
safe and to he cared for
But surely, you dld what WIS right
You were kind, and that ought t. make
vou glad sa,d the Bush would not
weep You should hc happy"
"Oh' Weep not for myself, but for
those who are foolish and vain. said tho
Weeping Willow.
\ think that Is very silly thing 70 do,
snid the Bush y uu will ho weeping the
rest Of vour lfc If you bother about tie
VAIN Rose and that silly Butterfly Cheer
up and he merry
4 could not do that said the Weeping
Willow Il must be true 70 the family
honor and weep else We would not be
weeping willows
The Rose was vain, and the butterfly
was silly and vain sand the Bush 10
itself. and think the Weeping Willow
is sIlly. too II Is going - weep all itS
life Just because It belongs 10 weeping
family
Il am glad ! have no family honors to
hive up to What is the usc "f weeping
when there Is So much to laugh about IN
this world
just then breeze came along and
the Bush Swaycd and hobbed about "a,
merry as If II were dancing !, he'd
forgotten All about the Rose and the
Butterfly
But poor. sad Weeping Willow dropped
IT'S branches 20 the water and Wcpt oyer
the VANITY and fooIshucs9 Of others.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
Hy Loo Papa.

Top earno homo wearing new hat
to-day brlnp .fne II theat lltile eaft ebfek
hat# without ru} Iafi1ekler ahape. md
tol, laakrd ~ hlneeli Eeiff # 90 ~ ff7int
81 the lali rnrk ulfr3r ~ II b. tlideut
know weather he thnvt i leako'l all rtte
~ mot and ma cafnr down statfs md
saw hmm Hn4lnr. f.aoalls# Nitlyam
Neen,nR wnta ard Iap
lurru | sec yu1ye got nrN hat sci
mn
WrIl II there entfhng N tbat . good
mss ai.aut' -cd pop. thrso swlgger lrfle
clnth hats arc all tho rage n Londlu
Vel goodn.a, ~ :" not ~ l"ndin. sod
ma
There Roez another Voadniss. wata
roug nt}h TN lat ~ed p"p
t,oodui44. Nliznm dfdeui aar enr.
thlnp wn- rnug with II. -esl faa
". sod Pop. lIndenberg ncver told
the Ingll4I ~ didout like tllen. elther
Ia, onv sent thein little gift nf poison Ea-
we'll don't care I'm Eotng 70 give ya'i i
chance to gef use 10 this hat. In gong "a
wear Il IN - ~lppr
Wl,f he did setting Down and pulling
the hat away over On one slde and making
II iooh even hnmcr. and sci. &. pop Seu
avt to gpt Il Job IN a circus
Sperkiug of Johs lii place you IL n
subordinate position across my neez Il I
hror another peep out of voa. eed pep
Wch ne dldcut heer II aud prfty soon
our cook Nora came n carving the
meet and wen she saw pop she prit'H
ncer dropped II saving Ny eoodnlss
All. rcinforcements. waf seems to be
the truhhle. Nora. do YOU see enything
funny about me sed pop
SIR W SIT, scd Nora Being a story.
and she qnck put the meet down and went
ont agcn Aud jest then ihe frunt door
bccl rang. and went to see WHO II was.
and II m, begKar begging. SAVING.
Llttle Boy - IN aud ask Nea maftnr
viii she please help poor man lest lls-
charged fr0m the hospital Me thinking
he coodeui of bin muteh good n the hos
fital or he Woodcnt Of hIn discharged an1l
| / went bach and told ma aud pop sed
Wat docs bls le,t look Ike aud scd II
got a hole IN IT. and pop sed Then glFe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
by Henrietta Granol.
FISH EVERY OTHER DAY.

NJ lnst We arn beginning to appreciate
the value of our ilrh and to reiooo In the
abundant variety to bo found In our
rtrnams and along our shores We have
always Thought fish should he served at
lenHt twice a week. but anee Il has become
a patriotic duty 10 auhstitute Il for meat
na often aa possible WE find that ak meals
out of 2 a wpok may contain iial Of some
sort md that we do not tire Of il as we
Hupposed we should
Fish lend themselves TO 81 many ways
OF cooking That their wonderful vnriety
aneme greater Some are beet for boiling
and for ehuwder others bake aplendidly
aud. filled with rich atiihng and aetped
with sauce, ARE q good one.diel dinneI ~
Themselves Almost all the small iai nre
delightful eating when hfoied NetY small
fish cook quickly nnd easily whom Dreaded,
or busted with neul aud fried brown md
crisp IN deep fni though we nre not n
dulgng frequently now, IN fred tooda
BLACK haaa nen hasa, chi fish. perch.
pike, pickerel and trout my oil he pm
fred Large nnt fsh and ot her laree. coarse
noehod Gah make fine ehawder Ftesl col
10 usually boilod aud scfved with anuee.
but u is alsn frled devilled nud aeplIoped
II ,uu enn huY the aalted sttlIa 81 eod
instead ~ the Irlcd alirsd.led eadGqh. pef
haps. fot q change you vii like to try n
now wav of aerviog 4 for a piek NJ
luncheon Soak the strips which shauld
ho ratbri thu. ~ Wattn water unill tn
salt ia oui Drelu rcrt we'll nnd dip into
melted huttor. ~ oil and lat on etolef
until well drowned lIave brown htead
and butter ready aud la sffip ai hot
h9t hciweon alrea
coil tsh should he sntved ~ leaaf ono
81 verl aud # na.ee eoad eseeliafed
dishes. sh hall= mud otuelefs llsb. nov
must 20 a laree cRtpHi taka tho place af
bacon for hteal.ia7t ment
p!avn,l cal Gsh ~ ealnan. vith rieo
Is q potuatlr combination. though aaF
tjsh un1 lr u#asI ltst fuaIo tho aatiee
with huttrt. fauf aud lnli arid the coll
HaRrd fsh ,nl s5sf1 eoatei rloe seaaau
alfh Wsntt nf reprrr - efftt5 nnd Whom
smooth aud fhet fediee tho heaf anl IT
it eaul brown an oae eile lufn tbs eHer
hall uaf. Ike AZ afnelrt nna slide = eafe=
ful, onto bontcd plottet
lrah iutt,r q neu preparation : tiaf
Is t,ciuR Advertised for pieHe use I 8
h4h nod farl,, Hen1 ground - rastc
taepthet and nrsed with ell 4 la hghIT
=,.ast.liod md Il m appetizer and fardf
mont md = nat hefand ihr monpine
turlnr raaa,lililea II fhr hant kitehau
II ,au havo ncyer tuads. lieh saniwlehee.
,oti havr anl{ to trt thtrn ance - eae
tbat tho, mo satisfnriary fai he luncheon
- pltnir "a thn hmm aa4=la4ah
iho vrltct vii ~ glad t. hrlp any
reader who Inns ifnnslc a. rnah np 6ah
tonptlnplv lar when retl write Fer help
please rurlozc stamped addressed en-
velnpo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
This Corn Will
Peel Right Off!
"Gets-It Makes Corns Come on the
Banana Peel Way

Nhy have 10 flop oH the floor squeeze
your~elI mp like the letter 4 and With
hulRIng eyes draw Your faee np into a
wrinklv knot whle YOU gouge and pull Al
The "qmck ot 81 tender corn That
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
WHAT HAPPENED IN A GARDEN.

One day very beautiful butterfly
aliahtcd near II rose. Rose, she said.
IL have stopped here TINT you may
admire my beautiful oolors. | am nuro
am very kind and thoughtful aud l
hope YOU will appreciate it,
The Rose was beautiful Red Rose
and very proud of her beauty and fra
granoe Al first she was 40 angry she
could not reply, but when the butterfly
spread her wings and turned around
saying 81 shall let you see me from al
sides, for | know you have never before
behold such glorious oolors, the Rose
spoke.
"You vain and impudent creature,
she said how dare you talk 10 me Of
beauty |, who rule the garden because
am more beautiful tnan any other
iluwers2 Begone. care not for yom
Colors
"Oh' YOU are an ungrateful creature
said the Butterfly. and no doubt
jealous of my wonderful beauty. Why.
my dear. just look into the pool Of water
behind YOU and you will suon hi de your
self in shame
"You are MI red while ! am blue
and yellow. mud hlnclS. and each wing IS
so dainty there IS nothing to compare
with It
Hush Won vain creature rcphcd the
angry ROSE. "onr uf my petals - softer
and more fragrant than botn vour wings
VINO are YOU that Won should dare address
me-
III Il were not for the flowers. what
would hccnrnc nC Won. ! should like -
know. am not ri ~ aurc ynu did not
steal ynur ,nlura from the flowers the
yellow from the goldon glow. the blue
from The violet auspcct you were
hlark before vou took the colors from the
flowers
"Oh' Won arc Jcalols II my beauty
that Is all saul The RuDcrH, only
asI, that Won turn rs the po"l heh,nd Nou
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
NEGROES Plan DEMONSTRATIONS.
Public Patriotic Rally 10 b. Held Here On
June i4

~ largo md enthusiastic wass meet
ing hrId .ast mRht l. 'ho NI f
Church plans were oaae f1r public
pnfrIrtir demonstration 0u IIne 5 hv
hc 00l0red citizens nf Wilmington Pa-
trIotIRu ran ugh throughout tie meeting
last night and udioRflnns re- that WIZ
rolnptor, anil be treated - an rvhifa+I0u 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28

Inn fha anc }nd hc fnol atf ns new
lat and handed ~ tnc and ! sank
npf md banded Il "a fhc peRgar and The
teggnr took II savtug ITS the torsi fime
cuYbodv ever gave me bors hat Aud
/ went hnek aVcu. eui pop soti Benny.
let that b. Il ies@lu - voa q alwats help
the poor mud needy even L ivnn naa
to sacrifice aumthing that = very becoming
10 .aI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
Snldier Gefs Gift.

Before leaving for Camp DIN Saturday
Oh aries 4 Mcbride was presented With
gft by his fellow workmcn At the VII
mington Leather 90. and other friends.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28

E-gr0 ovalty ihat vtli ~ tr.a rr '1
DtFcr critics. MI tho oounfrr rs oriffrr n.
rrasn present t The meeting 'asf rgnt
responded heartily nrth vnroo qhd
rnzh
s+ ttp r4ertinp tIrs frlnbar Nelson
raa sisrfed fenuorarv chairman Ind Nis-
thrr Il, Baldwin. temporary secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
THE LAST LF-HOIR.
By George Matthew Adams.

The most important period Of all
your day Is the last half hour
That home stretch. that silent
! time when the eyes begin TO cloud
: and the clock must be wound and
/ tie eat be put ont doors
For life IS a business and a day is
! significant
Each one Of Your days is like unto
q certain number IN the one great
column that makes up your life
And evcry figure must be added
sometime
DO you ever stop 10 consider how
great is each figure that YOU add
daily to the great coumIAthat IS to
represent the sum total Of what you
are to be AZ the very end?
The last half hour What a time
to think things over To take IN
voice 10 review To resolve anew
10 determine and to Will
And what a time to dismiss all thc
little ripples Of worry and discon-
tent And to bury every bitter
thought and to resurrect every fine
deed done and every useful effort
attempted or accomplished
Start tonight to make a chain Of
your last half hours And as the
Years roll on, new and strange
power is sure to accumulate. A sort
of reserve strength an anchor,
maybe, that shall keep you from
drifting as some, unexpected storm
sweeps its way toward your frail
craft
Also, if YOU wisely use your last
half hours, like as not you may
soundly sleep as the storm pents
its rage and passes on.
,++++4+&4+++++++4+3++ ++4F4+++ +++++ :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28

Fverv Evening classified advertise
raents bring results Proved to thc satls-
faction ~ raenv a0d v'li N~ ~ Won - Nl..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28

Yn IN an Fverv Evoning wan. adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
SANDMAN STORY.
by Mrs. r. A. Walker.

Copyrisht 1913, by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate. Nsw Fork City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-23
For RenL-Houses Furnished

-~---~-~-~-------------
FOR RENT-Four room cottage parity
FOR RENT-Five room Furnished house
in Manhattan. SIS. Leavell & sherman.
phone 1926.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-23

For Rent-Stores and Offices
r-~-~-~---~-~-----~e~-~--
FOR RENT-Desirabie OFFICES IN the
Herald building Reasonable rates Apply
20 the auditor OF The Herald
FOR KENT-Ground floor Office in Hcrl "a
building; very suitable for real estate and
Insurance office Apply 70 the auditor OF
The Herald
FOR RENr-Two story brick building,
suitable FOR storage room. garage. paint
or carpenter shop. close In on san An
tonic. 4 Camozze. Phi. sl34.
SIORES-OFFICES
We have many well heated store rooms
and offices 20 rent at reasonable rents
DOUGLAS c. CRCWlLL AGENCY
22f NILS Bldg Phi Ss01-Ss01.
Special Notices
---~-~~------~-~--~----~-~
CURTAINS Numbered Phone i762W-
PIANO tuner. Pm sss2W. Rrs- to 10.
AMERICAN NURSFRY-D-v and night
1871 z. Boulevard Phone sosI.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-23


Housekeeping Rooms-Furnished
ROOMS. g p. s25 col Epson.
CLEAN ROOM-I605 n Florence
Two - g 10 c76 NJ 49,
5s5;--z. : e, --- =, 5>--.s-2
~ I : I'M II l->S rooms. s9e alese-
HhG rooms furnished 81 ~ El PaEo St
Hkg. Rms. SIS. Pm SsCiW. Pvt home.
] AND 2 ROOM APTS-- III " Boulevard.
~ I-Is7s7,= 70 = - ~ --ilT-
- = - - .--...- ~ ~ -.---- -.----
: WV NJ ! SIN n Us rooms. 19-s Ollye.
NEWLY painted close. sos = Wyo. ph. 45Il-
HOUSEKEEPING rooms-g65 p Missouri.
ROOM I-ifcbenet and s p TII7 n kansas
80 7ss,5,7-
r'-iI1lsss - Ii,,--. - 81 ~ pH'le'
T7T7=5, -
-. -i-i s5- 80 - - ~ ei---
-; 1-----S -------5Z -5s : q I'm
5----,s ~ ii-1slle- Zen Io1lls % eou-
- = zee, ~ - -----, 80 .--l.5 Gu,
sunny hcusekeepiug room and sleeping
gels5l, Nv .sss-- n cav Nv.
HOIsEhEEflNG rooms 1920 Magoffin.
Pm 47I4
FOR RENT-Tyyo nice housekeeping rooms
near Southwestern shops. SIS. Pm. 216sW.
1916 E san Antonio.
TWO CLAN and -r77sr-f i he f-77-cI-ae-,-
ing rooms. private entrance. adfcIri5g
bath. close iu. reasonable. Phi 3697.
LARGE ROOM with eIee1i1E porcb fIffed
for houselzeepinr. SO. Al lsrrs house
keeping room S1L Nice place. Phi $3.50.
THREE ROOMS EIee1i0r Dorch -7711i1r
water. No objection TO children close
70 school. Pm, 5I72.
TIT=T7 ,-------7-----7.--. -,--.-7---
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-23
ADarIment, FurnisEed & Unfurni,hed

MODERN APT. Sc mo-. water furnished.
No objection TO children. 1903 san Antonio
PICKRELL APTS-Two or four room mod
ern steam heated Inspection and prices
will convince you they are the best IN the
city. Special summer rates Phi 7s1fM-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-23
CREDITORS TAKE NOTICE.


IN Probate Court OF Fl Paso County.
TeUas-
IL the matter CT the estate OF George
W sharp. deceased Notice IS hereby
given that I VIII sell separately two
houses and lots situated IN block So, OF
the Grandviev Addition 90 the City o.
I'D Pa1o. e. PlE1 Coutuy. Texas. one be-
ing lot - and east half lot IS. and the
other lot 80 and west half lot IS, IN
Aforesaid block. at public sale 20 the
highest bidder for cash. az the Court
House door OF Fl Plso County. In FL Pes1.
Texas. on November 5th, 1918. being the
first Tuesday In said month. between 20
o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock D. m. On
obedience 70 orders made By the County
Court OF said County. IN the adminlslra-
tlCn OF the estate Of George W sharp.
deceased. ordering ne as administrator
% said estate 20 make such sales fl
order 20 satisfy certain probafed claims
established against said estate and Sc
cured by liens on said lands In favor Of
Galbrllth-F uIworth Company
Witness my hand rhls the 18th day OF
September. A. D. 1915
FRANK z. cox.
AGministrator With VIII annexed % the
estate Of George w. sharp. deceased
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-23
LsraI Nohees.

30. 27s9
IN the County Court OF Fl Paso County
Texas
Estate OF Robert Schneider. Deceased
r Klein. AdmllisrratQr-
September Term. 191E.
Notlce IS hereby given that J. E Klein
Admlnlstrator Of the estate o. Robert
Schneider. deceased. will on the 1st day
% October. A. D.. 1915. being the first
Tuesday Of said month. az the court house
loor % e Paso county. IN the city Of II
Paso, County OF Fl Faso and state Of
Texas. sell az public auction. FOR cash.
90 the highest bidder the following de-
EcrIhed tract or parcel OF land belonging
70 said estate. rowit: The undivided one
half interest Of said estate in ard 90 lots
twelve (12l AID thirteen (11l. IN block
two f2l OF the Golden Hil Addition 20
rho city OF FL Paso. in Il Pazo County,
Texas
1,lIaess my hand this 9TH day OF Sep
TENDER. A. D.. ISIS.
Z KLEIN.
Admlnlstrar'r % the estate q Robert
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-23
Housekeeping RoOms-Furnished


TWO or three rooms and sleeping porch.
partly furnished Phi 6i5S- 1s6 Tohln
Place
BED ROOM-Larse glassed sleeping
porch. kitchenet. nicely furnished; phone.
lights. water free. Cheap rent No SICK
or children Phi 7370W.
TWO Connecting roonls close in home. i'd
joining bath. separate entrance. sink.
pantry. china closet. built in kitchen, $50
Pm. 7s22M-
FOR RENT-Two large rooms and kitch-
enet. newly papered; lights, water and
linen furnished; private entrance. 103
2 Missouri St
HOUSEKEEPING and furnished rooms;
quarter meters. S1-50 and 50 per week;
all big stores around the corner az =
T. Overland
Housekeeping Rooms-Unfurnishsd
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THREE unfurnished roouls. 40s z. Frank
lin
CLOSE 1.-TWO unfurnished rooms. sleep
ing porch. upstairs, bath, II private hcne-
Phi S107-
THREE unfurnishsd connecting outside
rooms, close IN; private family, SIS CAL
$50. after p. m.
TWO FRONT rooms. unfurnished. lights.
water and telephone furnished Call 81
=. Nevada Ph. 9o11W-
THREE rooms. pantry. porehes, coal
range Call before y or after g. Phone
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-23

FOR sALE-Five room bungalow,
Grant avenue, furnace heat, on two
fuu lots close to car line. Phone
f107-R
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-23
For Sale OF Ezehange-ReaI Estate
CALTFORNIA OR ARIZONA
pRnEERTN WANTED

PROPERTY WANTED
In exchange for good apartment house n
FL Paso- Property must be clear. Write
p o box "a. Fl Psso. Tex
SOME TRADES FOR HOUSES
Pair OF good lots in East e Paso. trade
on home close in
Seven lots in II. Park and Grandview
TO trade for property here. or small house
IN Southeast Texas
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50 100 san Antonio st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-23

BY OWNER-Four room Bungalow.
Elassed in sleeping porch, screened in
service porch. small cash payment and
balance like rent. Phone 202T- 2915
Frankfort St