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The Kentuckian., 1919-11-06
'ARNISTCE Day

NextTuesGay,t November 11th, has
5eaa set aside as Armistice Day,
Gov. Black has issued an Official pro
,lanation asking all la.riptc chi
zsns 0 observe iha day as Q holiday
ayor 8assett has issued procla-
aation to the citizens Of Hopkins
giiie asking that they set aside this
ay aa g holiday and close their
places Of business en- that day.
The Christian county chapter of
the American Legion and the Red
Cross have Joined together to cele-
)rate Armistice Day. In the after
noon at 2:3O at the Tabernacle, there
will be regular patriotic celebra-
tion with the chief theme Zone Hun
dred Per Cent Americanism." Sever
al ex-service men from the Legion
will deliver 5-minute speeches, and
there will be representatives of the
Red Cross to make talks. Mrs. w
T. Fowler, County Historian, will
give statistics of the war work of
Christian county and of the service
of the county's brave soldiers.
There will be patriotic music by
Lebkuecher's Band, it is hoped.
In fact, it is hoped to make this
day one of the biggest affairs of its
kind in the history of the city.
Mayor Bassett's proclamation's
is given below:
WHEREAS, The Governor of the
Commonwealth of Kentucky has by
official executive proclamation asked
all patriotic citizens to observe next
Tuesday, November 18th, 1919, as q
holiday and to cease work and close
their places of business in commem-
oration of "Armistice Day." and
WHEREAS, "Armistice Day" is
the, anniversary of that day when our
Armed Forces, together with those
of Our Allies, emerged victorious
from the death, bloodshed and hard
ship of the World War, by virtue of
the unconditional surrender of Ger
many, NOW THEREFORE, 1, Frank
H. Bassett, Mayor of Hopkinsville
have proclaimed and do hereby pro-
claim next Tuesday, November 18th
1919, holiday and call on my fellow
citizens to observe it as such by clos
ing their places of business and ceas-
ing work so that themselves and
their employees may have proper op-
pOrtunity to enjoy the day and pay
tribute to the memory of those who
sacrificed their lives in the cause of
Freedom.
This November 4th, 1919, in Hop
KY.
FRANK H. BASSETT.
Mayer Of RspklRpviils, Ky.
The Kentuckian., 1919-11-06
MYSTERY IS CLEARED
Knife Used by Suicide 80 Years Ago
IS Found.

A thirty-year mystery was cleared
up recently at the Hancock county
(O) infirmary when George Bailey
found butcher knife between two
studdings in one of the walls of the
abandoned buildings which is being
torn down by order of the county COM
miSSioners.
Thirty years ago an inmate of the
institution cut his throat from ear to
ear No knife or sharp instrument
was ever found with which the deed
might have been committed.
According to the theory advanced
after the discovery of the knife by
Bailey, the suicide placed the knife on
top of beam and it fell between the
studdings. where it remained for thirty
years. The knife still retains its razor
edge and is only slightly corroded.
The Kentuckian., 1919-11-06
Wounded Man Retter.

Ike Blades, alleged to have been
hot by Lucian Moore at Nortonville
ast week, is said to be getting along
zen at Hopkinsville hospital where
e vas sent for surgical treatment.
.ccQrding to reports he was shot
nrough the bowels, the bullet pene-
rfting one kidney. His father re-
aIned from Hopkinsvllle Sunday
I'D Stated that if complications did
81 Yelep, the chances of his sons
edOfNfy were said to be good
Iesenger.
The Kentuckian., 1919-11-06
MAMMOTH LAND DEAL.

S " Trimble and JEFF ]. CARROT.
Of this city, are two of seven eapi-
talists interested in million dollar
land deal at st. JosephC La. Four
N ations cpmprise 1913 acres,
300 bales of unpicked cotton go with
the sale.
The Kentuckian., 1919-11-06

Stuff, but When Doughboys Join in
the People Go Wild With Excite.
ment-oid Ones Like "AIexander's
Ragtime Band" and "Everybody's
Doing It" Are the Popular FaVorites.
Rotterdam is cabaret, "jazz" and
"rag" crazy-and the American sol
diers working at the new American
base port at Rotterdam are rejoicing.
To Us Americans 1t is like IA bark
back to old days to walk into one of
the cabarets In Rotterdam and hear
the local Al JolsOns and Raymond
HitchcOcks shouting out the familiar
strains of "EverybOdy's Doing It."
"Alexander's Ragtime Band" "That
Mysterious Rag" "Fiddle q" and even
in some places "Arrah Wanna" and
Cheyenne" says Corp. David Ram
seur In Chicago Post.
Some of the entertainers sing In
English, some In Dutch, but all sing
them, sing all the old, old favorites.
But somehow the Dutch singers lack
the "klck" and "punch." And the
Rotterdam habitues are quick to ap-
preciate the difference between their
singing and the singing Of the Ameri-
cans: y
Hslped Sing "RastimO Sand"
One evening party Of as entered
the He'll cabaret just as one Of the
most popular Of Rotterdam entertain
ers was singing "Alexander's Ragtime
Band" In Dutch. When he reached the
chorus we all joined In. singing with
all our might. When we finished half
the people In the place were standing
on their feet and all Of them were
cheering and clapplng. So we sang
again, and then at the request of the
orchestra leader we sang number Of
fairly new songs. Our success was.
nearly a riot and when we sang "The
Darktown Strutters' Ball" 1 thought
the tables would be wrecked.
When we finished two men came
oyer to our table and introduced them
selves. One was Peter Davids, who
seems TO be the Flo Ziegfeld of ROtter-
dam, and the other a newspaper man.
Both talked good English, and they
were fairly bubbling with excitement.
They fairly begged us to get up an
American soldiers quartette and go on
in one of the cabarets..
"EVerybody's Doing It" Popular.
l went downtown with three fellows,
one of whom had y banjo and one a
guitar We staged several impromptu
concerts in various cafes and cabarets,
and when at - o'clock everything
closed up we started home. An eager
crowd Of Hollanders followed us and
begged for just one more piece.
We were rather afraid of getting
ia wrGng with the local police, but
finally we began one they all knew
"Everybodys Doing IT," We had just
started ON the chorus when up came
two of those tall. stern-loollng police
men. their long swords banging
against their sides. Il uulg.l the
banjo player, bit. as 1 did So 1 saw
that both of those dignified guardians
of The peace We're singing, and so we
kept on, and the men We feared sang,
too. SO we found out that the "jazz"
craze has even hit the police force.
Dancing Is permitted in most cab
lretS and there are besides, a num-
Der of dance halls where every night
he young men and women of ROtter-
lam try the steps of American rag"
The Dutch are wont to be dignified
n their dancing and the spectacle of
l couple trying to rag in the stilted
manner that one associates with the
lancing of the mid-VlctOrian age Is
The Kentuckian., 1919-11-06
GOLDEN AGE NOTICE

Those who are so fortunate as to
have been born in that Golden Year
1849, will please te goon enough to
notify A. M. Henry, Hopkinsville,
Route A, or phone COOL. It is plann
ed to have a banquet for men born
that year, at Hotel Latham some
time in the near future.
The Kentuckian., 1919-11-06
LOUISV4-.LE MARKL1.

Hogs higher.
Cattle lower.
Sheep steady.
Sugar unchanged.
Butter steady.
Eggs irregular.
Live poultry steady.
Flour unsettled.
Cornmeal dull.
lBuckwheat firm.
Spot corn strong.
Spot oats firm.
Pork firm.
Hay firm.
Pork firm.
Lard firm.
Tallow quiet.
Rice firm.
Apples, best $40 barrel.
Bananas &c pound.
Beans, 1925 per bu.
Cocoanuts per doz. $1.5O.
Grapes, per crate $3.50.
Grapefruit 54 size, $3.50 box.
Lemons, So box.
Oranges, $6.75 box.
Peanuts new lac ID.
Potatoes, $4.75 sack of 150ib.
Sweet potatoes, $4.75 per bbl.
Hams 26c.
Sides 25c.
Breakfast Bacon S8c.
Lard 9Oe.
The Kentuckian., 1919-11-06

U. S. Army Police After Joy Riders.
American army police have begun
campaign against joy riders using mill
tary automobiles in Paris. They are
stationing plain clothes men at the
race tracks, restaurants, dance halls
and theaters and taking the numbers of
American military automobiles arriv-
ing.
The Kentuckian., 1919-11-06
unItsd States Short 100000 Homo.

United States Short 100000 Homes.
There is a shortage Of 100000
homes in the United States, according
to William 81. Garland, president Of
the National Association Of Real Es-
tate Boards. The association, he said,
would cooperate with the government
In providing enough homes to meet
the pressing demand.
The Kentuckian., 1919-11-06

Cashier w. B. Green, of Fairbur1
Ga. Bank has been arrested as de-
faulter, his accounts showing short
age Of $1O5.OOO.
The Kentuckian., 1919-11-06
NEW FIRE TRUCK

The first of the two new fire trucks
purchased-the hook and
ladder truck-zhas come and was
given try-out on the streets yester-
49,
The Kentuckian., 1919-11-06

The Graves county Democrats
closed with a band-wagOn campaign.
The Kentuckian., 1919-11-06
For Saturday, Nov. 8.

At Tyson or lights Grove church
Saturday, Nov. 8, an all-day meeting
will be held with Pastor L. L. Spur
lin helding revival. 1t will be sup
piled with minute men and lady work
ers from the Spurin Society. The
meeting is at a schoolhouse 5 miles
east of Crofton. In the event of bad
roads vehicles will meet autos at end
of pike.
The Kentuckian., 1919-11-06

Tvlips, hycinths and narclsus bulbs
METCALFE'S. St.
The Kentuckian., 1919-11-06
BAPTIST DRIVE MEETINGS
FOR TWO DAYS NEXT WEEK

Following are the meetings to be
held at Christian county churches on
next Sunday with one appointment
for Saturday, where an all-day meet
ing will be held:
For Sunday Nov. 9.
Bethel, Rev. E. D. Maddox, pastor,
Hopkinsville Minute Men, Bailey
Waller, Joe Moseley, Jr. Organi-
zer's appointees, M. D. Gibbs, Whit
sell Hall, Earl Hughes. Apportion-
ment $4,000. w. NJ. U. lady work
ers will attend
Locust Grove, Rev. T. V. Miller.
pastor. Hopkinsville minute men, C.
E. Woodruff and J. T. Waller. Or
ganizer's appointees, J. F. Dixon, W
I. Conn, N. H. Tandy. Apportion-
ment. Ladies of w. NJ. U.
Pleasant Hill, Rev. r. T. Powell,
pastor. Eopkinsville minute men. J.
W. Gaines, H. Fl. Abernathv. Chas
NJ. Meacaam Organizers appoin-
tees, W, j. Garnet, II. l.. -rimble
W. NJ. U. aides. Apporioument
$4,000. Ali dag meeting.
West Grove, Rev. J.. /. Spurlin
pastor. Iopkinsville minute men. 3.
C. Wa-a. Organizers appbintees,
H. W. Doxley w J. Dickinson. w.
M IT 10 diae Ar,,o,-+: ,-,,..o..,4 o,
The Kentuckian., 1919-11-06
o-o-O-oo-oo-o-o-o
STOCK MARKETS O
O-O-O-OO-OO-O-O-O
Furnished by Whitfield Bros.)

CORN
Cp-a High Low Close
Dec. " 1854 141 1865 1898
Jan .131& 1858 13O% 134h
May .lz 1882 1292t 1872 3
sU'g l49A 1919 l29 l30
cA45--
Dec .... .72% 1875 1925 49,,
May ..75% 1854 7544 76H
Jan. 85.4O 35.4O 35.1O $3.50
LAR
Jan. = .2525 1925 24.97 25.17
Chici.s logs were Is to 25 cents
higher. Tops, 1910.
Stocks.
Stocks on,ned high but slumped
badly and we 2 weak at the close.
The Kentuckian., 1919-11-06
YEAK JAZZ SETS
ROTTERDAM CRAZY
Dutch Town Responds ExcitedIy
to American Novelties.
EVEN POLICE ARE INFECTED

Cabaret Entertainers Sing Ragtims
Stuff, but When Doughboys Join in
the People Go Wild With Excite.
nnent-oid Ones Like "AIexander's
Ragtime Band" and "Everybody's
Doing It" Are the Popular Favorites.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

HAND DECORATED CHINA orders taken
Firlng. Ph- 1907.
BEAUTIFUL cabinet phCnosrapn and =
records. $40 IL taken immedla-elTi pay
an make o. records. bonds accepted % =
FOR sALE-Cols's Hot Blast heater ana
steel range. almost new also r-se 4--
library table. can between 30 and :, Fl
ss1s. 26e9 Grant
FOR sALE-DoubIs barrai. hammsrie1s
shotgun and leather ease. ri-le, --s -o-5
and shorts brad new loodrieh Llre e--
rlln. SIZE SKI. 2 ty2eErl-er. =. ..---
FOE sALE-'-1eT Process" burner h-sn
oven gas range an perfect condition. t-ai
also wheeled trailer fer E1r1i cheap
C1u AZ sizes Montana or Pr lsl3.
Sz05.00-ssTsn f50t BILLIARD and pool taols
With FUN equipment. Eoo1 e. new -
sl-la FarA. ~. ~
TOR SALE silver mining Claims near
Globe. ore assays from llty % two tlo1-
aanL dollars FER tons o. VIII lease % re-
llh7e parties lee .. L1rrlu, Box l--l
Globe. Ar-zola-
people able 20 handle 100 pairs or more
o. perfect ard new lT repaired amy slg-l-
international sales Co. SIC " san An
tonic St
FOH sAIE--A pair Of diamond ear screws.
fIauond rings fresh Jersey COW. dozen
tsEls - -.s-M.
sTaNDAHD ROTaEf SEWING MACHINE
-Four drauera. drcp head. good cz new
corrrIeLe 1ut1l Of attachments and Tools.
only $50. ll-l ~ ~ ~ eLasM-
GENUINE u s. E1Teru1nen- con1a-ei9l
weigh g lbs. ana 4al lts. each st1cz be-
lar rapidly depleted. Better buy nov II
taru1Loull sales Co. fla " san Al-1l-l
street
We AXE 1iil ahlpulns furniture 20 the
Oh Fields Wiu pay extra good pllca -lr
used furniture. G. D H'user lp11-riei-
rs Co- ~ 40
FOR sALE-ons Rel1inEtun typewriter.
Underwood typewriter. 4 E-lcE -grelirl-aia
hand truck medium Size SAFE ----
Bros Pr.ntllE CO. 10 3 gEes9n.
PECANs, choice, fresh pecaus. mixed. -l1
German For 20 and IS pound bags a-1
15c Ter pacEluss rot les rhll % pounds
sold sent C. o. -. o. leu- money 70
1lartln q Martin, P. O. BOX ls5. Go-1lan,
SALE u. s. Any USED MATTHIAS.
u s. army olive dra1 oFerec1ls. $3.50
each or $500 laEcls u s. army over
coats. dyed larE brown OF bach f---'
i--.5 each O. f-l-ll lqzan7 cas- a Sic
each or $3.50 l1-117 special Joe q- slsl--4
usri al wool army sll1fs. limited 1lal-
thy. f-95 eseai % s. army u.s. lr-sa
s1g5 pair OF f19.00 dozens Class 3. Sis
PAIR or g1l.lQ dc1au- ulrepllrel r-aaa-
shoes. Class A. 1l.e5 PAIR or $500 d1zeni
cas- B. $3.50 pair OF $500 dozen; O. S.
army hohnau ard leid shoes. f--a5 pair
or s-7 00 do1eui heavy army 1rc-lcss $50
PAIN T. s. army hip rl11ar 1uura f--l1
pair. knee rubber bccls $3.50 pair q s.
army ovcralis and jumpers. 45c garment,
$3.50 dozen or 100 garments Tor sitlai
o. s. army all wccl blankets $3.50. olive
dab comforts $3.50 each OF si8-l1 bale o.
"a. e. s. army raLnculta and sll-rera t4--l
each. t.. S. army Ell wool underwear, sl-ll
garments wool socks. f---3 dozens cl--Q-
socks. 800 du-ll- army tents. tent lIl-a
and t1rraullre. an sizes. WHITE t1r prices
On an government gocls- send cash Htil
order and include ucslaEe When ordered
shipped By parcel post 30 sooas alilpea
Army SllraEe warehouse Co, L1rEe9t
House OF ITS kind on Earth. Grccur--le,
south C1rolna-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

--~-S~--~ --~-Cs----S--~-~~
BlG 8ARGAIN-EiEht room. 9 story brick
1ear HiEh school. terms Phi 2Izl.
FOR sALE-T77o lots On Copper St, $3.50
each Ph. l5z3 OF can lll5 p 89uleEaI1-
FOR SALLY home. rooms. pressed
hriel- close iu. lsl7 Montana Lelepnon1
1891 OF 1850.
haitian Heights for sale. heaLns plant
sidewalks ana paved street. n $50
FOR SALE-Cheap. easy terms. lots
with small house. TT Bliss car line or
VIDA rent address Lane. Herald olnce.
FOR SALE By OWNER-5 room mod
ern bungalow, on two lots sleeping
porch. basement, cement sidewalks
garage, plenty Of outhouses- 20 young
fruit trees. blocks from car line, in
Tobin addition, near Washington
Park. S2750, small payment down,
balance easy terms VIII take as part
payment automobile. COW or anything
Of value. Phone I0lL
NEW BUNGALOW, $500
Five room brick. Just being finished,
near Five Points. on paved street
paving paid. one block Of car. Has
tile bath, hardwood floors basement
with registers set for furnace Price
$500. Terms. $500 cash and SIS per
month
LEAVELB & SHERMAN
rs Texas St. Phone 1925.
Members Fl Paso Real Estate Board.
A BARGAIN AT S305O.
New 3 room bungalow. hardwood
floors. All bullt-in features large
closets. on full depth lots on paved
The one best buy in this section $500
down, $50 month and interest
PHILLIPs-CHEEL REALTY co.
Phone e36. 307 First Nat Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

$4,000
Bungalow, large rooms Basement
and heating Plant Iiso Points us
frfct. 100000 casa balance IKE rent
Gl2oo.O0
5-room two story house close IN
$4,000 cash, $500 per month and IN
$4,000
Bungalow. rooms Basement On
car Iine- s5e1-lo cash, 5000 per
meath ard interest
$4,000
BUNGALOW. rooms and Sleeping
Porch. close in OF san Antonio SIS
s5o6.0o cash, $500 per month and IN
tersst.
Bungalow, 9 rooms and sleeplns
porch; $4,000 cash, 5000 per month
and interest
4 room cottage on corner. paved
street; $4,000 cash. $1,000 per month
and interest.
. room brick cottage. Large Sleaplng
Porch. $4,000 cash, balance easy.
9110o.o0
8 corner Lots on Fort Blvd near car
line. on paved street; these lots are
worth 7151-0Q each. but owner needs
the money and must sen a. once
hence the low prices 10000 cash.
p n R1GDOk
NEWMAN ESTuENT CO.
Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Fer SaIs-Ciiy Property

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FOR SAIL lots. small house, chez
terms. 1908 Chester St Add. ]. P. VIZ
idnson- Lanizershin- calif
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS.
-Four rooms and glazed porch 1ricEed u
south front, paved street paVlng PAID.
hardwood floors ard an buitin features.
tile drain IN kitchen; this house is pred
$500 below the present market At $500
Can Gregg
JAMES 7. MARI & co. PHONE $50.
CLOSE IN.
Unusually attractive room ounsaloE
newly painted. hardwood floors basement
and furnace. present furniture can os
leased, prizes s575o. Ph. 755, Hotel del
s50O0-lIanhattan Heights, brand
new home ready 20 move into, five
rooms. oak floors two fun lots, base
ment and furnace Terms
". &. PORTER & co.
2ol caples Bldg. Phone llzz;
A WONDERFUL HOME.
sizes Large enough for the largest fan, Jam
PRICE, Just 60 percent q actual value
TerrF1 To ruit
ROsEBORoUGH s DYER
sos Mills Bldg. Phone re.
Will SELL
Eeautifui 6 room home, located IN best
part Of Fl Faso. garage and every modern
convenience. strictly high classed PROPOSE
ton. no real estate people considered
make appointment with ne by letter
Address p o. Bo1 115A
FURNISHED HOME
Near Five Points, modern 4 room
bungalow, ready TO move into, imme-
date possession; S4250O0. Good
AN ELEGANT HOME
Best location IA Manhattan, five
rooms. Elassed-in room. very elaho-
rate built-in features, hardwood
floors throughout furnace heat, brick
garage. for s575o-00.
CLOSE TO FIVE POINTS
On Wyoming street. nice four room
bungalow for s2650-00. Easy terms
VI. r. SPRUILL Pm. 6i2. Res. 6654W.
PARK PITEIAN REALTY CO.
ALTURA PARK ADDITION.
Lots 500 to 500.
Easy Terms.
A sacrifice-4 lots with paving paid,
S225.o0 per lot-terms-
LESLIE REED.
sole Agent
go Mills Bldg. Phone 1906
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

sEECIAL BARGAINS
$4,000 CASH, f625o monthly. huyu u
model. one ton Republic truck. in fine me-
chanica1 condition.
ONE FIVE FAssENGER Hupmohile, 1918
model. good mechanical condition. Price
81 $50 90. Terms
sENEN PASS ENGER Chandler wire
wheels. cord tirce. new top. good paint. Al
condition mechanically. $4,000 cash.
sf2 90 monthly.
Onen sunday A. IT.
MOTOR CAR SAILS COMPANY. INC.
sos L1utaul- Phone s515.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

MESA AVE.
ONE OF the very best streets on the
north side. 5oZ12Q. Improved, show
ing q good rate Of interest on the
Investment Price s18.500.
10EI20, improved. rented for S125-00
per month. Price sl5.fO0.
r C. HUMAN
4Q1 First Natl BIZ Bldg Pm. alTs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

FOR $500
splendid bungalow, . your
large rooms. Elassed-in room
and sleeping porch, garage,
near car line. Just like new
hardwood floors and al
built-in features. This house
VIII be sold at once So you
had better see &c now. Imme-
diate possession
$500 CASH. BALANCE $3.50
MONTHLY. INCLUDING N
TEEEST-
PHILLTPs-CREEL REALTY co.
3OT FIRST NatI Bank Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

ONLY $3.50 CASH. 4 ROOM
COTTAGE
The house has four rooms,
bath. extra large sleeping
porch. basement. two fuu
lots. south front. only half
block Of car and main paved
street Priced at less than
cost 8 years ago. only S2500.
Payments s25 per month
Eerndon Kemp. with
TURNER KEMP g. COLDHELL,
10. s. over state Nat Bank
Phone zQ6Q.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

ALAMOGoHDO sr.-llodern
six room bungalow, hard
wood floors. handsomely fin
fshed. heating plant, insta1-
taueous heater. sleeping
porch, garage immediate
posessIons terms. s5500.0G.
ALAMOGOHDO STy-New five
room bungalow. close 20 Five
Points. oak floors, tiled
bath; $500 down viii handle,
GRANT AVE.-Beautiful five
room bungalow with
sleeping porches. furnace.
hardwood floors. fruit. vines
and flowers. a real home and
q real sacrifice at 5000. You
must act quick 70 get this
CLOSE IN BUNGALOW -
splendid neiEhborhood. close
20 high and graded schools.
six rooms, up 70 the minute
in every respect, hardwood
floors, furnace. brick garage
Its equal can't be bought for
less than $1,000. Offered FOR
quick sale AZ s65o0.
ALA NISTA-FiTe room
bungalow on fifty foot lot
paved street. owner must
sell; only $500. Terms.
ATTRACTIVE BUK@It IS
impossible 20 describe here
the many attractive buys We
have ia all parts OF city.
Tell Us what you want, we
probably have il.
EIsk-HAMgET REALTY CO.
Phone 1913.
Arcade New Trust Bldg.
Members FL Paso Real Estate
Board.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

east Of Five Points, G four room cot
tage. All modern convenience on
south front lot. See this today.
Price $500. Only s250-00 cash, bal
ance s25 90 per month.
A MANHATTAN HEIGHTS location
dandy little four room and glass sleep
ing porch home. good shed and
garage close 70 school and car line.
only e-00-s500.00 cash. balance
$500, including interest
LESLIE REED.
Real Estate-Insuranc e-Rentals.
go Mills Bldg. Phone 1905.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
TENEHENT snap.

SEVEN ROOM BRICK RESIDENCE
large porches, basement. brick gar
axe, three lots, paving paid immed-
late possession given buyer S4loli
$500 cash bal mo-
-FOUR ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW,
basement. furnace two lots near
Country club, $3.50; $3.50 cash
-FOUR ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW
large porches, paved street, in Alta
Vista, $1,000. $50 cash
THREE ROOM BRICK COTTAGE,
large rooms large porches, Slsuvi
$50 cash; bal mo.
THREE ROOM ADOBE splendid 10
FRANK E cox
Pho. sss5. 21s Gables Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
ID $50 III Kanehss

For Ssle-Esrms and Eanshss
RANCH for rent at TsIsta. 90 acres. 90 IN
sliaifl- Apply 40 s. oregon St.
WANrED-To rent small place about 6
or 10 acres. wiz buy Il desirable. give ron
particulars. price. transportation etc
Addrsss %. care Herald
FOR sALE-A first class money making
farm in upper valley. go acres fully
equipped with stock and tools, takes $40
900 cash to handle. haiancy easy. write
0Ener. 2. Q. Box lel1. II Paso. Tex
PARTY IN DOUGLAS, ARIz., who wrote
me regarding cattle ranch in Arizona
l l, to sign name and address IN letter
r. T. LYONS. Ios TEXAS ST.
FOR RENr-55 acres ons-half mile from
Las Cruces depot on gravel road four
room house, suitable Tor cantaloupea or
trucking; 10 acres already ploweds s acres
l-as cruces. ~ ~
FOR SALE OR TRADE-TW0 SO acre
tracts. an in alfalfa, on the Island: also
house barn anc lots 81 Fabensi viii con-
slder some business an FL Paso. Addreas
" 81. care Herald.
sale one Of the best located farms iu the
lower valley. Consists OF 40 acres q
iaul- los acres OF which g. IN cultivation
Five room bungalow large barn. stock
and farrring Implements. Can be had az
q very attractive price.
JAMES T.. AL lRR 4 COMPANY,
sol san Antonio 81 Phone ts5s.
COTTON FAN FOR RENT.
fifty acres On lower valley. on paved road.
fenced. good buildings. viii rent 20 re-
liable party.
LEAVEIL & SHERMAN.
ZIG Texas St. Phone 422s.
Members II Faso Real Estate Board-
MISSOURI FARMS, 10 lcrss, 5i5e. s.
monthly. 20 acres. $500. 80 monthly.
productive. no wet waste land. atundant
rainfall. healtnful climate. good rrhc1lr
and churches. close 70 good rsllroad town
ard 8 big markets r. =. p. and rural
telephones. fine for fruit. vegeta bles. ptul-
try and hog raising plenty Of free range.
perfect title. free round "trip railway fare
10 inspect. money bucE after year u
dissatisfied. photographs and fur iniorma-
ton free. write =. r., IS. 999 Baltimore
Ave. kansas CITY. No
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

srkrFTErD BLDG. & IMP. co.
tsterIlur Home Bulidern.7
we now have number or
-uneaIors and two story
homes under construction IN
Manhattan Hts. and other
sections. one Of them should
suit Won. We are coltrac-
tors and builders Let Us
figure with you. Easy terms
II desired.
Phone ss4.