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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
ART Gumana Says:
Tess win Be No Larger Than q
Beby Elephant When He
Meets Jack"

Dear Editor
We'll Ed. | see Tex Rickard has gone
and wished the heavy fight onto Toledo
for July I and tho bout will lsst twelve
rounds unless either Jess or Jack goes
TO dreamland earlier and ! would not be
surprised to see II happen at that.
Tex says no will break no laws or
nothing by tho fight being held In To-
ledo on account OF tho boxers not swap
ping biffs for n purse, but only for a
flock Of Liberty bonds which VIII not
come In under the law | hear they viii
give Jese most OF tho nth victory loan
for his share and Jack will get what Ia
loft after Jess has got all he needs.
Well Ed. no sooner was the news of
tho wires than they was S1 ministers
put in a protest down In Ohio and they
will probably have delegates at the
rinssids to nee that they IL no fight or
mebbe to see the fight But ! fgGor
they 10 no need TO worry because Jess
will probably not bs In condition "a
make II = light anyway. Al that
hear Jess has Topped OF u one. sixteenth
Of a ton recent and will he no larger
than a baby elephant when he goes into
tho ring.
Je. claims he viii weigh only 23O
pounds banksidc by the time of the
fight and | Huess he will not care
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
HOLLANDS men
PLAY S00S NEXT
New Pitcher Is Expected to
Strengthen Club,

The Sioux city club. headed BY Man
agsr Schmidt. former American league
star catcher. openA q three. game series
here tomorrow CHARLEY Schmidt has
n hustlins bunch of ball tosser- tn"
team 10 finishing up . series Al Wichita
today. whore they have beaten the
league champions In two games but
losing ysstsrdAy I to 0.
Manager Holland 10 whipping his club
into shape and fans have been seeing
some real baseball the past few games.
A new pitcher. = southpaw, 10 expected
hsre any day. Jimmie Humphries, bus
ness manager said today. Holland ha.
no lsfthanders on his hurlinG staff and
tho new hurler 10 expected TO IN this
need The nav pitcher 10 Summers. OF
Toledo. former American assoclat ion
and Western league player. with Apple.
rate. s,oner. Dennis, Griffin and Tabor
Holland has q fairly dependable hurling
staff Iis has Meadows. University star
pitcher, under contract. who will report
a, the end OF the school term.
No word had been received from shay
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
kEARNS WANTED
LONGER BATTLE

KANSAS CITY, May Owe
would rather have had twenty rounds.
bu, Dempsey will win inside OF twelve.
anyway" was the prediction OF Jack
Kearns. manager for Jack Dempsey
heavyweight title challenger, when IN
formed Of the announcement OF Tex
Richard a, to the duration Of the VIII
lard-Dempsey bout
Kearns said he was satisfied IN re
gard to the selection OF Toledo. and
that Dempsey is able TO move there
when Richard asks him TO do so
Dempsey is training at Excelsior
Springs. Mo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
SURPRISE SPRUNG
BY STEVE LATS0

PHILADELPHIA, May 6.--S,eve
La,,o Of Ha,le,on, Pa. sprung a de-
cided surprise here last night when he
dccisively defeated Johnny Tillman of
Minneapolis in the windup at the
Olympia A. {. Latso adopting rush
ing tactics from the start had Tillman
on the defensive in mos, Of the rounds
Several wicked right hand stomach
punches had Tillman holding in the
fourth and in the last two rounds he
only escaped a knockout by cleverly
covering up and holding La,sos rish,
hand swing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
Johnny STEARNS AND
EDDIE KETCHEL DRAW

MUSKEGON, Mich. May o.
Johnny S,earn, of Chicago and Eddie
Se,chel Of Toledo fought a ten-round
iraw at the Elks club last night. The
)out was Disappointing TO the large
uowd. S,erns went down in the ninth
with a blow to the nose but came back
,trong in the last.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
Looking EN- Over
With
JACK KEEN NE

Tho National and American leagues
again have competent stafis OF UNI
pires for the coming season, John
Heydler, president Of the National
league, stood pat on his 1918 stnft, and
1t gave general satiafac ctlon. After sew
ersl years OF substitute work the vet
cran Bob EmsIie hds been restored 70
regular duty. lie fllls the position hed
UP to 1917 by Al Orth now Y, NJ c. A.
secretary In France. EmSlie Ia starting
his twenty eighth successive season as
a national league umpire.
American league games This season
will not br tho same with the famous
strike Tuh" Of SILK 0'I,oughlin missing
SILK. the most picturesque umpire In
baseball, passed from this world last
winter. Ban johnson has filled the
vacancy hy reengaginE one ChNl. who
was n member OF the American league
staff few years ago.
Jimmy Burke is very fond Of liver
and bacon, aud thereby hangs the fo''
lowing tale.
Going down street In San An
tonic while the browns were training
there, Jimmy .spied butcher shop ana
went inside on the of chance OF getting
what he desired Sure enough the
butcher happened TO have some liver
and filled his order.
4 short time ancrward Jimmy was
sitting out In front Of the hotel win
his liver In his lap.
"Whatchr got there" asked the nan
Antonio chief Of police. who happened
along
Liver" responded Jimmy
"Whatcha gonna do with Il asked
the chief
I'm waiting for the Nrowns 10 htins
| home the bacon, and then I'm gong 't
have n nice mess Of liver and bacon,
| replIsd the Sage OF Goose Hill
Here's handy little hi' OF INFO u
| clip and stick In Your hat II givel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
PLANS
FOR BIG F|Gh
Boxing Commission ISsu|
Permit for Scrap,

TOLEDO. o. May Plans were
Ing drawn today for an Immense are
In Hay View pnrk. on Mnumeo Kay,
which tho Jen willard Jack DempS
twelve round bout FOR the hcnvyweie
Championship VI the world viii be staE
July 4
Toledo charity anticipates rcceiyiI
t2i, 900 hs n rehult OF the bout. fiEivtI
I percent of gate receipts. ostimAtI
~ Ffnnk fioufncy. nAroGistled vi
Tega Rickard. who promoted tho bo(
tu run ABOUT 1900. 900 The Tolaio nd
Ing commission today issued n porn,
for the bout.
rhr at.rp In which the nsht viii
staged at J o'clock on the afternoon
July 1 will seat 10000 Nuen completed
=---=---=-< -
Women OF Texas are rapidly d
gaming for the election OF May I
when n woman suffrage amendmeI
to the state constitution is 10 be vot(
on ~ the electorate.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
FAVORITES IN KENTUCKY DERBY

LEXINGTON, Ky Two pro-
nounced iayorites ior the $4,000
Kentucky Derby, Eternal and Billy
Kelly, hold their present position in
the estimation Of the racing public by
reason Of the class shown last season
in their 2-year old form.
Billy Kelly is a bay gelding and
was bred by Jerome RepaS Of Ken
lucky. He was bought as a yearlins
for 500 by w. i. Poison of Buffalo,
in whose, colors he raced during the
first part OF the season and was then
sold TO Commander J. X. l. Ross Of
Toronto for $3.50
He started seventeen times, win.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
VEL lSHMAN DEFEATED
BY YANKEE SAILOR

LONDON, May 6.-Terry Martin
of the United States navy, Defeated
Christ Langdon OF Swansea. Wales,
on points in a iifteen-round contest
at the National Sporting club last
night,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06

.pnttcd for Stoncr In eighth.
Score ny innings
Omahs q A q o o-l
okis. city. o . % % 90
Summary Two-base hlt-Gislsson'
Sacrifice hits-Nutt. Griffith, Hunter,
Thompson Struck out-By Stoner. 8:
nv Townsend 4 Bascs on balls-On
Stoner. :: of Townsend. I. Hiu-on
Stoner. In eight innings; off Apple
gate. in / inning Hit by batsman--
nv Stonrr (Cable). Left on hses--Ok-
lahomn city S. Omaha Q Time-Two
hours Umpire Shannon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06

ming fourteen races. including the
Idle Hour stakes at lexington. The
Harold at Louisville the Eastern
Shore Eclipse, Grab Bag handicap
at New York, Sanford Memorial and
United States Hotel stakes at Sara,
toga. the Columbus handicap and
Annapolis at Baltimore
In the United States Hotel stakes
he carried lj5 pounds, the highest
weight under which a 2-year old has
won an important event IN this coun-
try. and eQualcd only by the perform
ancc of Hamburg at Saratoga in his
2-yea-old form
Eternal is brown colt bred in
Faye,,e county, Kentucky, by John
Gorham lie is owned by Edward p,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06

Pitcher Joe Finnsrsn, released by the
Yankees TO the Vernon club OF the
Pacific Coast league. In trying 10 ar
range for transfer to tho American
Association,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06

Women will be included among the
speaker, at the banquet to be held by
the national democratic committee in
connection with its meeting IN Chi
cago at the end OF May
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06

Slmms of Texas and Kentucky, J
" McClelland OF Lexington, and
Henry Oliver OF Pittsburgh. The colt
started in eight races, winning six
including the Hopeful at Saratoga
Oakdale handicap. and the John K
Mclean Memorial at Laurel. a match
against Billy Kelly for $1,000 a side
with the same amount added by the
association. the winnings TO go to
the Red Cross As a result OF thi,
victory Eternal became known as the
Red Cross horse
Eternal won in stakes and purses
SSo,lN while Billy Kelly earned
by klmball Patterson, and the geld.
N},7S} The first named IS trained
ing by II. 6. Bedwcll.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06

shortstop. or Albert sptistsss. inns,dsr
The latter 10 still In tho army and his
Immediate discharge 10 not expected.
Humphriss says
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
American Association.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Western.
Omaha /: Oklahoma City Q,
Joplin 1; Des Moines I.
Called 9th; rainD
Tulsa !; St Joseph ..
Wichita 4, Sioux City o.
American.
New York 6. Boston 4.
Washington 10: Philsdelphis
tTime called twice end OF sthD
At Chicago Detroit. rain.
At Cleyeland-st. Louis, rain
National.
chicago 7: Cincinnati ..
Pittshurg 8; St Louis 2.
American Association.
At Indianapolis Q; Kansas city T.
At Columbus ;: st, Paul 0
Al Louisville 4; Minneapolis ;.
At Toledo Milwaukee. rain.
Southern.
At Memphis /; Chattanooga 7.
At New orleans &; birmingham o
At Mobile Z, Atlanta |.
At Nashville 1: Little Rock 6,
Texas League.
At Shreveport !; Fort Worth 6.
At waco J: Dallas 4
At san Antonio 2. Galveston 5,
At Houston 0, Beaumont 3.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
TODAY'S GAMES
Western

Western
omaha nt oklahoma CITY
81 Joseph at Tulsa.
pes Molnes at Joplin
Sioux city st wichita.
American.
Detroit Mt Chicago.
81. Lonls at Cleveland
New York at Philadelphia
Washington AZ Boston
National.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
Chicago nt Cincinnati.
pittsburgh at ST Louis
Boston NJ New York.
~ iphfrsu wears
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06

the done on where the big league clubs
finished last seasoI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06

Here's handy little hii OF info 10
clip and stick In Your hat II gives
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-21
ServiCeable Ginghams
For the Hard Every Day Wem

You all know what kind of fabrics these gnghas are So
will not start i'll to preach about them We know
have bought them of time and again in the past and
we'll acquainted with their qualities.
We have splendid gnghams for every day for women
misses and children suitable for house and
and dark patterns in stripes and plads Soft nsh 2 vd
Dress gnghams in plaids and plain colors Light and dark
patterns. Smooth finish and good design, &c yard.
High grade dress gngham large selection of patterns
stripes, paids and plain colos H and 81 inches wide All
good seasonable patterns, 55c yard.
Apron gingham OF standard make All wanted patterns in
blue, 125Ac yard.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-21
This Is the Season For Selecting a
A Reliable Refrigerator

The Bowman Club Plan permits
immediate delivery to those who
prefer convenient payments. The
warmer days may be with us at any
moment, and if you select your re-
frigerator now you will be prepared
when you need it most.
We sell only the dependable
kinds, the ones that are most eco
nomical, those that have the most
approved ventilating system and
those that are most easily cleaned.
Such famous makes as the Beld-
ing Hall Stone Lined, the Belding
Hall Century and the Seeger Siphon
Refrigcrators. These are guaran-
teed to give the utmost satisfaction
and we invite your inspection of the
many patterns and sizes on display.
your home.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-21
Beads Special
1T SI.OO
BoWMAN's-second Floor.

Beads of every description, Red, Vic
tory Blue, Amber, Coral and Jet in
every desirable shade and style. Large,
medium and small any size that might
meet your fancy.
These beads sold for considerable
more, but for tomorrow's selling, $1.00
string.
BOwMAN'S-Main Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-21

There's dress appropriate for chdrens
than the gingham. For morning the palmer
plenty good enough while the prer we'll suited
for dressy times At these prices every mother
afford to have good supply hand for her little girls
and can hardly afford to bother making any home Only
few of Our many listed here.
Children's gingham dresses plain chambray gingham
pads and stripe with asses of work and trimming of plain
contrasting color, to years $125, $50 $l95 $3.50
Girls gingham dresses stripes and plads plain chambray
white pique collar and cuffs and trimmings plain
ing coors to IA years. $1.95, $3.50, $3.50 to $3.50
Childrens creepers of gingham, cfambray with feather
stitching shocking and hand embroidery $29 $95, $3.50
$3.50.
Children's rompcrs striped gnghans and plain c1ambray
trimmed with white and plain coors to years. $125 $780,
$195, $3.50 to $3.50.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-21
Easy-Running Lawn Mowers

One professional man in this
town says he does love to shovel
snow in winter time and push
lawn mower in summer. The
latter is certainly the more ap-
pcaling, because when lawn
mowers are used Nature is gen
orally at its best. Green grass.
beautiful flowers, clear skies and
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-21
Screen Doors

Screen Doors in all the wanted sizes, from
2 it. inches by ft. e inches to #. by
it. Prices range according to make of door.
Some are covered with galvanized wire,
some with black wire, some are %-inch
thick. Some are 1B-inches thick; some
have 3-inch frames, others 4-inch frames,
$1.S9 to $525.
BowMANS-Basement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-21

BOWMAN'S-Second Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-21

chorus OF BIRDS And you have easyrunnng lawn
mower pleasant evenings recreation after you get home
from the office shop
we are showing complete line. Some with some with
blades good mower with three twelve inch blades
tor So/5 An extra good with blades sells for 50
with numerous prices in between
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-21
fifth Floor For Fine Furniture.

and sizes on display. One dollar delivers one to
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-21
Bed Jackets and Negligees
In L1ghts0me, Col0xtul and Charming
Crepe de chine

Simple i'll line, radantly lovely in color, and entirely diff
ferent in detail they most charming of home
Dantness and prettiness is blended in many clever and
peasngy new ideas in the general make up You will enjoy
seeing this showing of spring neglgee both for its originality
and the beauty of the wear.
We have them in pink blue, maize and lavender. Nicely
trimmed with geogette and hand embroidery Just the dai
tiest of smart negligees, $5.9S to $3.50.
BOWEIANs-second Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-21

1t is lot pleasant to do ones housewor conscious
of being attred neatly designed dress of pretty pattern
Among the house dresses in this department those
of gingham plads all coors plain gngham and pecaes
With adjustable waist lines and ad Unstable hem; high
nccks in all sizes and extra sizes, $198 to $5.98
BowMAN'S-second Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-21
Screen Your Doors and
Windows Now

Do not wait until the days bring ouseful of flies
Look after your and doors when the early
spring days tempt keep the doors and windows OPEN
Window here in all sizes that obainable
in ready made They easy sliding and covered
with good quality black wire The wire is fastened in the
grooves which makes them doubly strong They range i'll
price from 45c to $12O.
Sherwood all metal Frames and wire all gal
vanized Can be used permanent all year SCREEN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-01


CLOSE N. close to school, close 10
car not new. but a good home and
mighty good buy at $1,000
CLOSE TO FIVE POINTS, nice home
OF five rooms, glassed-in room. mod
ern features. large lot on paved
street. a good buy at $4,000.
TWO NEW BRICK bungalows Of four
rooms each. not FAR out, in Highland
Park. on good terms, at $3.50 each
FEAUTIFTE. modern suburban home
Of six rooms. situated on eight lots,
with lots Of fruit OF all kinds, flow
ers. etc. will sell. OF trade for small
bunealoE. Price $4,000. or VIII lease
At SO per month
BRAND NEW bungalow. five rooms.
glazed room. heating plant. and al
modern features. on south front lot,
paved street. in Manhattan, $500
good terms
W. r. SPRUTBL.
PARK PITTHAN REALTY co.
Phone 6l2. after hours 35S4W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-01
For Reuf-Aparfmenf. Furnished


THREE room apt 500 Mesa
TWO room apartment 80 Magoffin.
ALEXANDRIA APTs.-lo24 n. oregon
Jewell Apis. Montana & octavia- Pm. BE
TWO rooms and Sleeping porch. Ph. 5ssl.
MODERN apt. close in. 81 y. Fl Paso:
FURNISHED apt. nice for young couple
CLOSE in furnished apartments, Apply
Apt $. The Austin ia s. Nlrglnla-
FTRSTSHED Apartment. Apply Apt. 5.
The Austin. ia s virginia 81
ST. REGIS APIS, 500 E. Missouri Single
Apis. modern. close In Phone esos.
LARGE room apartments. steam heat
on lease. adults 12oS n oregon
GFORGFTTE APTs-Two rooms. kitch-
enet and bath III " stanton.
FURNISHED apartment for rent. close IN.
Piedmont apartments for rent Apply
Apt 4. Phone $3.50
eos STESA-Furnished apartments, bsd-
rooms and housekeeping rooms n
CLOSE IN. two rooms and sleeping Doren'
well furnished, clean. for adults m
s3aIw.
TWO room apartment, also single rooms,
close in. walking distance sos W. MIS-
souri, Phi S1S1-
FOR RENT-Opp- Cleveland square. two
large rooms and kitehenet. furnished
downstairs. bath. light. water. phone. Pm
6ss2J. 21s W. Franklin 81.
TTCTIIF ATS, 81 ". Missouri two
rooms, large sleeping porch. K and =
steam heat. hot water. close In Phone
14s or sOss.
FOUR large outside rooms. bath, sleeping
porch garage two blocks from Lamar
school. very reasonable for good, perma-
rent tenants Phi. sS7aW.
ELEGANTLY furnished room
apt. near Country club. Pm III
or $780,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-01

-~--~~-~-~~@-@------~--- 49,, =, =
PIANO for sale cheap, party leaving the
city. Phone ASS.
FANCY reclaimed milo maize, seed. et1'
II PasO seed Co. Phone SoS-
5s3 E san antonio. just east Of eo11tno1ss
FANCY recIeaned -feterit4 seed. etc
II PasO seed Co. Phone S6a-
5ss e San Antonio. just east Of courthouse
FRESH reclaimed amber cane. red top
milo maize. kaffir corn feterita' anu
other seeds - 90
s2s e. San Antonio. Just east OF honrtnoals
FANCY reclaimed cane seed. etc
Fl Paso Seed Co Phone SoS-
5ss E San Antonio. Just east OF Courthouse
Dogs For Sale. Wanted, Etc.
= -
FINE Chiruahua female dos for sale 1'So
FINE fhoroughbred Airdale puppies ior
sale. Proper Bros. 20ll texas. IN go
AT STUD-captain Fuzzy OF champion
stock AlrdaIe. also pediEreed puppies ~
sale p s Hughes, ssoS DousiA- -
7sssW-
FRESH new stock OF spratt's dog biscuits
II Psso seed Co. Phone $751;
sss Z. san Antonio. Just east OF COURTHOUSE
For SaIe-MiseeHaneOus
>@0~@-~~-~-~-~ ~~-~----~-~-~~~-~~~~~
PHOTOPOsTALS. soc dog. les Isxa, =.
WANTED-Buy chickens. rabbits, Ph.2s7sM
NEW large and small trunk. also steamer
bargain. 1918 n FL Paso. IN sy-s.
GOOD Burroughs adding machine, fla
Phi. 4S6S.
INVALID chairs for rent Western Fur
niture Co.
MEXICAN burro and ice water cooler
ALFALFA CUTTER-Good as new. cuts
one quarter inch length. So. Rn- s.tsn :
SPECIAI-s4x54 rag rug. this week, $l-ee-
YOUNG FURNITURE co. IL
T.4RGE pears for canning. sL25 Per box
about IS pounds Pm. 1901.
sAXOPHoNEs. C G. Conn make R T.
Locke. agent. 1o11 E Boulevard Pnone
ssO+
FOR SALE-FIns clock; wind It every see
days / dresser. bed some chairs 4'-'
Wyoming
FREE dirt al corner OF Kansas and Ms
souri, sts. bring your wagon and load up
Roll ton desk i've foot standing book
Keepers desk. sectional bookcase i've sec
tons high Address F 80. care Head.
PEARS At Paden's ranch; pears 1or can-
ming CT preserving. cents po1Ho "
llvcred- Phi 1900 or 53-zJ. 1slela-
FOR sALE-One three drawer National
one Rex visible typewriter Call al -es
L. San Antonio 81 Phi 55e5
ONE LARGE STEEL SAFE. size s0x52xSs.
Price $2.5. Can be seen IN the Herald
rr.iidirr lobby Apply 10 Mr. Ve1zey. az
The Herald Office
GRaPFS-fIonle grown delicious Nus
cTts. Missions. Concord HybTids ard otn-
ers. zoe per pound: three pounds or more
delivered. Ph. 500.
FOR SALE-One half its value. a new
automatic Wurlitzer piano, style No y
complete equipment OF assay office, huiiilo
and dry process. fine condition Inquire
sl1 caples bldg. Ph. 4o5.
WE AXE still shipping furniture TO n.
oii fields. VIII pay extra good price foi
used furniture. @. D Houser Cpholster'
ing Co Phone s1Io.
FOR sAIE@Two nearly new No. ; IndeE'
wood typewriters. cheap Impossible % -
cure new II achires now. better snap tness
NJ now. Border Advertising Agency. sli
Herald bldg Phi eseo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-01

Ss.750.0O
Takes this beautiful 3 room
bungalow, oak floors IN Nv
ing and dining room, large
rooms. newly tinted. large
bath and screened sleeping
porch basement and heat
East front on y. Ochca St.
nice lawn. walks and paving
in and paid for-s1000-o9 cash,
balance to suit-eclusive
BUYS . south corner lots fac
ing on Manhattan Hts. street
soon. 10 be paved Must oe
sold quick for cash-Wortn
$4,000 each
room bungalow on E.
Boulevard. good buy
strictly up-to-the-minute, ex-
cent basement and heat II
you want a pretty home let
Us show you this. Part cash
balance 70 suit
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS
Several new bungalows at
prices from sz750-00 up. Let
US show you. better buy now
the longer you wait the more
you viii pay
SEE FILLER WITH
CHARLES b. STEVENS
Real Estate and Insurance.
city National Bank Big
Phone 3454.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-01

FOR EXCHANGE.
Close IN business property for improved
land or cottages warehouse lots for resi-
dence. % acres near san Elizario. about
II acres IN alfelfa; small adobe house and
outhouses. a. ideal place for a dairy. for
lots or residence. 50 acres near Belen on
paved road for COTTAGE SO acres near
Clint on North Loop road. about 10 acres
IN pears for tenement. or business prop
erty. equity n good rental furnished house
FOR auto or land
". \. CARL
500 rapies Bldg. Phone IS.