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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
LOCAL MARKET
OPENS STRONG;
CLOSE WEAKER

Early trading showed a slight i'm
provement in values. according TO J.
s. Curtiss & Co., Security Bang build
ing, but later in the morning the
market was swept with a wave OF
selling and prices declined rapidly In
all sections Of the market, with the
exception Of the rails, where the de-
cline was on q smaller scale
Industrials and specialties declined
from a few points 20 as much as z
points. Oils weakened, with Mexican
Petroleum declining 3 points.
Rails weakened with the rest OF the
market but declines were small and
somewhat irregular.
In the copper shares Shelters was
eE-dividend Al per share and sold at
A. q net decline Of = Of a point The
rest Of the coppers showed slight de
cliues which carried prices 10 new
low figures for the move
There was a further easing IN call
money, declining TO s percent after
opening at z percent
Trading was active, the first two
hours total amounting TO 5SIsl00
shares
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
LIVESTOCK MARKETS


lineage Livestock Close.
Chicago Ill, Nov 1s.-HoEs-Recelpts,
1900; market fairly active, mostly 50e
lower than yesterdays average. TOP,
eallT, $1,000 practical TOP, later. 9I1-g5:
BULK OF sale. 4lL25 e1lI5: pigss mostly
59e lover bulk desirable 100 10 $50
pound pigs slL5oG 11.75.
Cattle-RecelptE. 5000 all kinds steady
% strong with Indications pointing TO a
fair Clearance OF killing grades and 10
a better clean Up OF EtockerH and feeders
than aeemed possible earlier IN the week:
packers buying Gamer and cutter cows
freely; big movement OF hides this week
increasing the outlet for low grade stuff.
good corn fed steers scarce and wanted .
calves. steady.
shesP-Reeeipts 5000: fat Ia, ,b,
STEADY. Top natives. g11T5- huTE a o.
91L5o; fat she stock slor7, about stes.i,-.
cnolce handyWeiEht ewes g525- buiIr
native, $3.50 a5 SOC; feeders. steady.
kansas City livestock. Close.
kansas city, No. Nov. 1e.-Cattle-Re-
cepts, 20o0- Calves. steady: rood veal
erss $500 q 1880; beef stesrn and buTla
steady; rs cars light Texas steers So 81.
500; caunera. CSC higher. mostly s3.75
- stoe1ers and FEEDER. strong TO
H0gs-RsesiDts. 1000; market opened
. 70 a5c lower. closing active, 10 e z0e
lover Top s1ls5; bulk Of sales. s1i-I5
!Leoi good and choice fat pigs. s1L50a
sheep-Receipts 1eoo. She rt,.t
ste-dy; fat lambs. IS to zso hirh.r. ~,
lives, 1850; fed lambs. sos
DeuTef Livestock Close.
4DsnVer Celia, Nov 1s.-caftls-Re-
$500 Ga50; COWS snd hsiferr 81 ea@7 n.
eelFes $1,000 2 11-oo; EtocrarB aud feed
EogS-.5RsosiPss 800: market IS to 4oo
oesE- Top. slz-25i bulk. fI1so011ss
and Gull Lambs gg.T5Rlog5. 80 e *
s1-oo' FEEDER lambs. Ss.75 010.5o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
PRICE
SINCE 1915 ON
CHICAGOCURB

/ Chicago. III, Nov. 19.-Grain prices
smashed heavily downward today all
along the line, with hogs and pro-
] visions following suit. Corn led the
way. Notwithstanding that il was al
I ready lower than at any time since
1915.
I An extreme decline OF nearly 4
Z cents took place without encouraging
I any important reaction The close
I was unsettled, 21s u5a net lower
I with December SOS G661z.
Expected greatly enlarged pressure
Of offerings from the new crop Of
corn appeared TO be a leading factor
in emphasizing bearish sentiment
caused by unsettled financial and
economic conditions. Az result, be
fore the day was half over. wheat had
fallen TIC to S1-73M for December
delivery and to SL63A for March,
corn was off Sc to 66 C for December,
and oats down to 46Zc for May.
The severity OF the new breaks IN
prices and the extent Of the accom-
panying selling excited much com
ment II was pointed out in this con-
nectlon that corn had now been cut
from S1.6SE a bushel 10 less than 20
cents within five months, whereas IL
was two years after the world war
was started before a busheI Of corn
could command an even 81
Downward swings followed rapidly
in the wheat market until December
delivery touched SL71, a sheer de-
scent Of nearly 10 cents a bushel from
yesterdays finish. Corn suffered a
maximum loss OF about Z cents EL- Z
port buying Of 100000 bushels Of I
wheat took place on the break, and 1
helped 70 rally prices a little at the /
last. December wheat closed nerv- I
Gus at LIZ to L72H-
No adequate support for the wheat /
market developed until prices had Z
dropped nearly 10 cents a bushel in
some cases. Word that Belgium and 4
Germany had bought 1000 o00 bushels
on the break led TO a moderate rally
later The close was nervous, 50 q
s &c net lower with December SLIGO
L72H and March S1-63E GL6S&-
Liquidation by holders was plainly
evident in the corn market After
opening = to = lower. Including
December at 691t TO 694s C. the market
recovered a trifle, and then suffered
a decided setback.
Oats yielded 10 the bearish influ-
ence Of corn. starting unchanged 10
2 n q C Off May, sos 10 50scr scored
q little upturn, and then made a sud
den descent
Tumbling prices OF grain and hogs
pulled down provisions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
RAILROAD TINE TABLE


Al trains arrive and deuart f-,-,, -.
1901 Ioot o. san Francisco rtreet Al
= i-.l-1 ana departures given b N Pc
OF mountain standard time.
SANTA Il.
For Albuquerque, Denver. Cbl-.q, -,
at pm 40. e49
From AIbuquerque. Denver. Los s.rs,..
eslile1so-No- sol arrives 10 am. 10, IA
FL PAsO q SOUTHWESTERN
Lines East
lye--Hron north and east. No
So. Ia 5.lS.ll an: No. :. Golden
Lspert-tor the north and east. No
= Golden state Limited, 1901 p.rn-- NJ d
ne Californian. es5s pm.
lines West
Arrlve-Fron the vert No. 4 c,,,.-
CITY Special, ESQ an; No. q ne esII-
loruian. 8.65 Pm
Dspart-For the vest: Nc. Z eoI5.n
$3.50 S-.9 limited. PA; No. 2. Copper city
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES.
e san Antonio, New Orleans and wash
I. - l 75l--No. loz leaves $3.50 an. No. 10
Prem Washington. New Orleans and san
Ant ,l1. arrives AZ s;l5 pm. No. los
For Arizona and caufornia-sgo. leave.
~ IN no. lol At 1900 pm; No. 100
From Arizona and calrornia-No. 4 ar
riFes e 11.45 an; No. 10z Errives $50
An NO. 10 AZ 10 pm
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
For Dallas ard St Louis-No. ls leaves
9 an NO. At 4.15 pm
from - Luis and Dallas-No. ar
riyes at 1;45 Pm; No Is arrives At 1880
MEXICAN CI-5rRAI.
No regular schedule.
MEXICO & NORTHWESTERN.
no regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
Pima Cotton VIII
Be Used For Clothes

Phoenix, Ariz-, Nov. 19.-Pira Ionr
staple cotton. long used for making
automobile tire fabric, airplane cloth
and balloon cloth, Is now TO be used
for making shifting, dress goods.
sheeting, pillow casing, hosiery and
quality cloth" in general, It was
announced here today by Charles n
Morgan, publicity agency for the
Arizona Egyptian Cotton
Growers association. He said the
textile industrial institute Of Spar
tansburg. S. C.. has been manufactur-
ing these articles in its experimental
MILL Manufacture OF wearing apparel
would broaden the market for long
staple cotton, It was pointed out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
RECORDGRAN
DROPS CAUSE
FREE SELLING

Chicago, H. Nov. 1s.-Au deliv-
cries OF wheat. corn and oats. fell 20
the lowest prices Yet this season
General free selling which forced
down values was based largely on the
fact that the movement Of the biz
new 1890 corn crop was due Bears as
serted that there was no sufficient
power IN sight TO stem the pressure
which would result Opening wheat
prices which varied from Z p 70 -
cents lower. with December Sis 70
S1.79. and March s1.67 TO s1.6S were
allowed by a slight rally and then by
heavy downward plunges-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

AFTER PRICES
START STRONG

New York. Nov. 1s.-The decision Of
the United states Steel corporation %
maintain present prices unless a
change becomes necessary. added TO
the firm stock market tone for a
time today This advantage was lost
before the end OF the first hour, when
liquidation broke out afresh, begin
ming with specialties OF food, chem
ical and related groups. Corn prod
ucts dropped five points, American
Sugar three and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Chemical 81.
The drive against Crucible Steel
forced that stock down seven points,
with resultant heaviness in other
steels also equipments. Rails which
had been one 10 three points higher
under lead OF Atchisou, cancelled their
gains and shippings a1d oils reacted
one to five points. No attention was
paid the seven percent opening rate
for call money and the strength OF
British exchange
Many substantial recoveria1 from yes
terdavg extreme We1zneaa were mace y
leading stocks at the opening OF TO-DAY
session. short covering and some invest
ueut buying facilitated the rally when
was most conspicuous in the railway divi-
sion- Reading and Great northern rose
1a points each New YORK senlEaI -l.
Rock Island q and Southern Pacific and
Erie I point. Baldwin Locomotive was
strongest OF the lnuustrlals. rising
points and Atlantic Gulf recovered the
better part Of yesterdays loss Other
strong features Included American Car
Mexican and California Petroleuua and
United States rubber.
Losses OF 4 70 2 points we're made By
CruclbIs Steel. Harvester and Louisville
& Nashville
Heavy hedge selling came upon the
market and as prices fell under Il much I
Foundation was forced on the long side I
The ring became very active and a large 1
volume Of business was done a. the de- ]
clfne which in the trading amounted 70 |
- TO as points December broke 20 l5-alc /
and May 70 1f-61cs al months making new 4
low levels for the season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

PUT MARKETS
STILL LOWER

New Orleans. Ia, Nov 19.-Better
weather conditions over the belt and
a lower Liverpool market than due
caused enough selling in the trading
in cotton today to put prices % to
81 points under the finals OF yester-
day. all months making new low
levels and December sinking 10 1897.
Realizing by shorts gave the mar
ket steadiness at the decline
The futures market opened steady.
December 1910. January. 1870;
March, $780, May, 1881: July. 1911.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

Chicago Grain. Close.
Wheat-Dec-. fL72- March. s1-63M-
Corn-Dec-. 66Ec. May. IKE
Oars-Dec-. 44Hc. May. 4sEc
Chicago ProFfsiOns. Close.
Fork-Jauuary. S23-30.
Lard-January. $500. Nay. s1LzO.
Ribs-Tanuary. S1275
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago. III, Nov. 19.-Butter-Easy.
Creamery. 40 O Sic
Eggs-Unchaugsds receipts. 6s1 cases.
Pouitry-AliVe. unsettled. Fowls. 21c.
springs. zee turkeys. 3gc.
Potatoes-Duil: receipts. "a cars 3Iln-
nesota and Wisconsin bulk s1-25 $50
cTTt-s Michigan best. $500 cu-t-- Red River
Ohlos. S21oG rs cWL; Idahos. sacked.
s2-259235 cwr
Kansas City Produce. Close.
kansas City, No. Nov. 19.-Erg-Un-
selected. T697gc.
packing. tzc.
Poultry-Hens. &c lower. z1e: springs.
&c lower 21cs turkeys. &c lower. 12c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
MONEY I'D METALs

New York, Nov. 19.-Ear silver ocues-
tie uuchanreds foreign, 16Mc
Mexican dollars, 5gHc-
Tin. easy spot and nearby. 2S6-25s fu-
lures. $3.50 Gs8-25-
Anthony. s6-01 Q G-1a-
zinc, easy East St Louis spot, ss.129
62E
change. firm
stsrIirr demand. ts.4BH; cables. ts.451t-
New York exchange on Montreal II per
cent discount.
Time loans. steady, unchanged
Call money, steady high. z; low. 8: rul-
iuE rate g; closing bid. 6: offered at z;
LONDON METAL MARKET
london. Eng. Nov 1s.-FoliowinE are
the quotations.
Standard copper. Esl. e. Sd
Electrolvtic Ee5.
Tin. E279. 15E-
Lead $50. 1oE
Zinc ga
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

Charlotte, n. c.. Nov. 1a.-Announce-
ment has been made OF the closing down
OF the Chadwicz-Hoskins chain OF cotton
mills, four AZ Charlotte and one at Mar
tinsrille, Va Hundreds OF textile mills
IN this section now are IDLE and other
are running on part time. Lack OF orderg
for the manufactured product Is given a.
the reason
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
FARMERS HOLD WHEAT:
BANKS FORCED TO CLOSE

Bismarck. n D. Nov. 19.-The Sc
curity state bank OF New England.
North Dakota and the Farmers state
bank OF EarelOck were closed yester-
day pending an examination by state
bank examiner Lofthus
Refusal Of farmers 70 sell their
wheat at present prices with ensuing
scarcity Of money is responsible,
Lofthus said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC
INCREASES CAPITAL. SO

Pittsburg, Pa Nov. 19.-Stockhold-
ers OF the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing company voted TO in
crease the capital stock from 9T5.-
aes-00o % S125.0o0.o00. The directors
we're authorized TO Increase the in
debtedness Of the company by $50,-
100000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

Business Chances
PHOTO STUDIO. for sale. rent. or rooms
to lease Address IL. care Herald.
SWISS WATCHES repaired. gents ladies
wrist. even the smallest Martin q son.
watch specialistas SO y san Antonio
II EOU have a small business for sale
that is paying proposition Phi ss55W
after pm
CAPITALIZE your spare time. prepare for
a hicrer fob- the y. IL c. A. night schools
viii train you Pm $50 ana sis
WANTED-To buy general insurance bust
ness. large or small address + Ia. care
THREE stores. / small furniture business.
houses. cheap. and easy terms Pm 1884.
Jernigan-
WE'LL located Earage, stock and equip
ment, good town $500 people, carrying
good car agency, excellent opportunity FOR
man with $1,000 10 invest address 7 -Gl.
care Herald.
EXCEPTIONALLY high grads petition
for experienced business men available
through = n c. A vocational danart-
ment. paying from $500 per month up
See Mr. wheeler. $3.50 an 70 y noon
CIGAR magazine store AID shine parlor
must sell today. great sacrifice price
Martin K ReddinE. Phi 8s1. Room IS,
a FINE BUSINESS IN ths center Of ths
city. restaurant man and wife should
make $50 per day; price $1,000. half cash.
]. S. crozier, Room sos. Trust Bids. Pm
3055-
FOR sALE-Hotel and cafe in live Teras
town q ID. 900 Inhabitants. paying 90 per-
cent. reason for selling. other business
calling me Il interested. write Box W-61.
rimes-Herald. Dallas
AND BUSINESS LAW.
taught bv experts. also salesmaushiu- /
public speaking and Spanish. your spare
time can be made 10 pay you good divi-
bends y. n C. A Evening school, Phi.
sos and 111s
UNLIMITED possihiities FOR executive or
accountant who can qualify 10 Join grow
ing II Paso manufacturing business now
paying good returns; 5000 20 $4,000 for
expansion. with services required Phi
800 for personal Interview.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
LOCAL Markets.

Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables.
Potatoes all classes. f5.00Ta-5o
Sweet potatoes. per bushel. 921B.
Onions. green per dozen. z5c: fancy,
$500 @ 900.
celery. dozen. gLT58 $3.50
Cranberries. 50 pounds, g811
Lettuce. box $3.50.
Tomatoes per lug. f3-51-
Bananas. per pound. lie.
Cabbage per pound &C.
Citrus and Decidrous Fruffs.
Apples, New Mexico, per box. g2.50a
375.
Northwest apples. s5.a59EBo.
Colorado apples. f1loo-
valencia oranEes S7.00GGEd
Florida oranges fT-1l
Florida grapefruit. &6.50966o.
Lemons. 95-00G5.TE
Pears. $500
California grapes. SAFE
CranberrleH, f1d0f-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

ore Of the largest building material
firms in Cuba Is run by woman,
Miss L Beliard. who is only - years
OF axe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
OIL and Miniu

ing 70 develop Breckenridge oil lease To-
Gated within proven area Immediately
surrounded by producing wells: no promo
ton interest given: all moneys handled
by local bank trustee. J. W Rice. Miller
Hotel. Breckenridge, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
PUZZLE


TIE blanks fl each Of the follow
ing sentences are to be filled BY
placing in The first space e word.
which, decapitated and placed IN the
next space VIII make the sentence
entire.
If the children - ghost sotries
the nurse should cease to Them.
The heavy -- came over the hill
With the last - OF the sinking
sun
In 2 pleasant - the LITTLE STA
toner exchanged e OF PAPER
tor z pot Of gold
Il was - 70 see the stout bur
gomaster -- down the hill
The physician accidentally spilled
nus -- upon the -- after which
the patient speedily recovered
OF the -- flowers most adnfra
the beautiful
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
1has spring flower is a BUTTER
Gl6--g92yright. 1913. By sam Lloyd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
W. ARE OWING sPFTf7T7 8sPGI755s

We ARE GIVING sPE6TII BsFfI777s
e21slsiins q dresser. s1GE0. uTash 80
sl.oQ; round table. f1z-75. fumed 90 =
safe. $3.50 Quaker Hr1ff T-f+-Ss- r-E7--.
-. iron bed $500 bed Strings ftr1
~ rug. faI5; dining chairs. 81 -
e-en' 1eaters. from $3.50 I'D You trs-
tonic
IEXAs FURSITURE & STORAGE co.
al 1Ol looking FOR bargains n rr.7
Allnlllret Our stock is almost c---rrs-s
-seFarai slightly damaged lrdrv bsir---1
--.l-' many Qrassers chifflrisrss. 49,
-olus. beds and surinra We are r--15--
SPECIAL this week on IS pound a ru
cotton u1atrresses. SO. Phone rrFrrr
buy for less
g. D. HOUSER FURNITURE CO
ell Sa1 Altollo. Phone 4I1r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
Wanted to Rent


WANTED-To rent, or s room house,
furnished. or room furnished apartment
Ph. l05f betore 3 Pm
WANTED-By a couple with a baby 2
years old. a small Housekeeping apart
ment, partly furnished, iu north side %
town and west Of e Paso St Fh- 5l6-W
after $3.50 pm
WANT 70 cent nicely furnished 8 or z
room home. viii take for or IL months.
adults only, excellent care o. property.
,. a. MARTIN. JE.
Qfllce Ph. goo; residence- Del Norte zoe
Waufed-Room and Board
~-~-----~-~---------~-~--
" ANTED-Room. with or without board
A-lresg Z 165. care Herald-
Wanied-Miseelaneous
~-~-@-~~~-~-~-----~----- -~----~-------~-----
WANTED-To buy small light panel Ford
delivery body. Elite Laundry Co. Pm 21I6.
WARDROBE tru7k. must be In good con
dition and reasonable. Tor cash. Ph. $50.
strong trunk for pack
Ing and storing. u g bargain Address r
U.s. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

"a CORPORATION With national rep
utariou. doing business at the rate OF two
hundred and thirty million dollars per
year and having IS branch offices in the
ullted States desires the services Of e.
distributor 20 handle their Electric Farm
Light and Power machines 10 Fl Faso and
the territory tributary 20 e Paso. an In
vestment Of $1,000 Is required for the fist
shipment Of plants and 20 the right indI-
vidual or firm an income OF al least
$4,000 Der year Is assured Correspond
ence treated strictly confidential Ad-
dress p 163. care Herald
NAN and wife, thoroughly sxperiercsd in
hotel and dining room. both first class
cooks want 20 lease a good up 10 date
dining room or hotel, complete. can give
best q reference. Address 110s s. High
Sc. Albuquerque. n. II
LOOK OVER THIS LISTING:
ALL BARGAINS AND FOR SALE BY Us.
aotel-llo rms, mod, = cash. bal terma-
Hotel le rma-. mod = cash. bal monthly
Hotel so rms mod. easy terms.
Hotel q rms transient. price right
Hotel 20 ms part cash bal tern1
Hotel 10 rms-. transient. very cheap.
Also a good list OF apartment
houses. grocery stores etc
See Us for business opportunities
Prices right
FL PAsO BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
Office IL " San Antonio. Fl Paso. Tex
Phoae 1905. evenings 86ls-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

MAHOGANY lunch counter. IS
feet long. and Is steel stools. ma
hoEauy seats; ] mahogany back
bar with mirrors. IS feet long:
this lunch counter and bar are
suitable for small first class cafe.
For sale. reasonable. Apply Nod
ern CAFE. basement Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
Help Wantsd-MaIe


Missouri
WANTED-0na first class tailor. wire or
write Bernard Brody, Box So, Douglas.
Ariz
MN desiring railway mail. postoffce and
Internal revenue positions. average SIS
month Write Modern Institute. D-2e5.
Denver. Colo.
WANTED-Tounr men 70 come TO the
sherman Auto and Tractor School TO be-
come trainGd mechanics. Write Dept. 60.
sherman. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
"a Ranted-salesnen

Help Wanted-Salesmen
----~------~------- --~-~-~---~-~-~-~-~---~
WANTED thoroughly experienced tire
salesmau. familiar with pneumatic truck
tires. must show previous record with tire
manufacturers no travel. give references
and experience first Letter. Address z
40. care Herald
Help Wanisd-Male and Female
~-~~%---------------- -
WANTED-lfan and wife 70 ruh boarding
house IN snail mining camp S5' Ain
~ %. Taled1n. & r.
CLERES-(lle Womenl. over u. for pos
al --.m ---a-r-m 60. -~--Hm ---n-ra-Ian
unnecessary. For nee particulars o. ex-
arniuatlons write P Terry former Civil
Service examiner. so Continental Bldg.
washington. %. O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

MOUNTAIN AUTO STAGE LTEEg-Cgff-
ton fvis DuncEnj safrord: Leave CIifton
1870 r-u1- daily; leave Duncan 2.15 pm.
daily arrive Stafford 4-15 pm daily icon
meeting with Arizona Easternls leave SAT-
lord An daily leave Duucan 1880 an
daily; arrive Clifton p m daily. Five
round triuI 20 Horeuica daily, three round
trips 20 Eetc1f daily. Service cars
day and night Mountain Auto Co. Inc,
ClLllrn. "a. EE.n. n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
For Reni-Rooms Furnished

For Rsnt-RoOms Furnished
--~---~-~-~--~-~--------
FRONT bedroom IN private home ~
/ Willla1ns. Ph- 64I1J.
{ NICE large room in private home FOR gen
Z lemen- Pm ISIS.
ROOM % rent. furnished. also sarags. no
Q sick Phi 19ls-
Z NICE ground noor front room for sIse3-
Z inE- 9l5 - Qreson. Ph- 2435W-
Z FURNISHED room in home for gentIs-
[ men. close in SOC Epson. Phi 2217.
. GOOD downtown rms. an outside. reason-
7 able. o.. eourthouse. s22iz z san Antonio.
I FURNISHED rooms for gentlemen in nrl-
/ vate home. SO Prospect Phi 1881
[ HOTEL sAFOT-100 modern rooms IS
private baths. rates relsc-ahle- an excel
Z lent family hotel Ph- 500. lis g. sta1ton
ATTRACTIVE front room with bath
close In. nice nelgh1orho1d. near board
priEate family. $50 Ph go19J-
{ LARGE, beautifully furnished room. steam
heated, no health seeker. references 1917
1iontana. Pa 1l28.
NICELY furnished bsdroon with furnaes
heat for gentlemen only SIS ". Missouri
Phone -4g1. evenings after or Sundays.
ONE nicely furnished frrpt bedroom fer
gentleman only. lights. WIter. phone. fur
nished. rent reasonable. close IN Ph-T37oW-
NICELY furnished front room. convenient
TO bath. suitable for parties 101s lIa-
FOR HENT-Nioe large room. furnace
heat, hot and cold running water. within
walking distance. reasonable. Inquire e1z
w nc Grande, Ph- 1Za1-
THE WEsTlTOORE.
'front.' room with bath. steam heat and
sleepins porch. desirable for young men
4A4 ~. AlssourL
For Rsnt-ROoms and Board
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Nate family. Phi ASS.
ROOM and board for conValsscent iadys
graelate nurse u attendance. Pm 2ssTW.
ROOM and sleeping porch with 3 meals a
day Tor In my home, no tubercuiara Ph.
American DINING ROOMS meals a
1ays a1-au week; lunch packing a speciality.
N. ~, W ~ Qchoa, Mrs. R. L Howell
CucNALEsCENr men. good sIeeuinr
bQrcles with very best home cooking
lNFALIDS AND CONVALEsCENTS-
Eate home, trained nursing. rates SIS ard
$50 Per weal.- Phi 51Ea
- PRIVATE home. for gsntlernen farEe I
Sleeping porch, home cooking. rates re7-
z 81 s.e, IN Highland Park. fine location I
buAhD and sleeping porch FOR tubercuIar I
patients also private sleeping porch for /
Z people t9o4 Nashville. Highland Park /
~ NAAAA AAh sANATORIUM - Alamo
sorao. y M. For treatment o. tubercu- /
losls, admirably located. moderate ratsg I
write % wire Tor particuiars-
WILEY sANATORIUM.
? OF tuherculoals. inc.ridual cottages vita
nol. coid running water. graduate uursea
l--s- include medieal attention Pm. 1874.
CONVALEsCENTs.
are you looking FOR a nice airy. sunny
poFch with warm room. hot and cold
INNING water. good southern STYLE home
eQQElng5 nursing and beuboT serVice- rates
80 70 $50 per week Suunvcrest Saua-
l1rlum. Pm. 1901
For Rent-Stores and Offices
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DESK room Tor rent IA 1Ilun Bldg.