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The Washington herald., 1920-09-14
Marriage Licenses.

Carl Ford. 80. Of Orlando Fls and Helen
Gouid. ~. Of Washington. The Rev. 2. p.
Langh"rue.
John :. Morrison. g.. Of Washington. and
Mary A. beweIL 40. Of Brentwood Nd.
The Rev. Z. H. SVEN.
John Cross. 53, and Hattie Darr. 81. both
of Washington. The Rev. 2. Il. SVEN.
Joseph White. a3. and Katie Brown. 90,
both of Washington. The Rev. W. westrsv.
WiNan Lewis. al. and Ethel Lewis "a.
both Of Washington. The Rev. W. J. How
ard.
Tom Sotos 81. Of Richmond. Va. and
Pangiota Msne. 90. Of Washington. The
Rev. VI. Mcts1apouIus.
Martin Fl. Kudoma. - and Bessie NJ
Gill. 81 both of Washington. The Rev. Fl.
T. Cousins.
Edwin T. Smith. jr.. %. Of Williamsburg,
Pa. and NJ. NoveIIa Patton 90 Of Denver.
Col. The Rev. C. o. Bullock
Virgil r. Cscchini. IS. and Teresa Chec,
ola &c. both of Richmond Va. The Rev.
r ]. o'ConneT.
Charles NJ Wagner. -. of rhiIad.lrhia
Pa. and Elizabeth s. Teft. "a. II Washing
ton. The Rev. J. r. Frazier.
Louis R. LsuH. IS, Of Baltimore. Nd, and
Helen l.. Nieock, q. Of Tarontum. Pa. Tn.
Rev. ]. Z. Briggs.
Charles Randall. 81. and Harriet Finch.
81. both Of Washington. The Rev. n. T.
Randolph.
Lacy f. Rhodes. 81. and Mary L. Richard.
son. %. both Of Stauntou. Va. The Rev. W.
]. Howard.
Leslie E. Myatt. %. of Baltimore. Nd,
and HildH VI. Lock. ~. Of Oxted Eng. The
Rev. A. Y. Anderson.
Thomas ]. Mccuuk 81. snd Elizabeth
Railey. %, both Of Washington. The Rev,
]. T. Briggs.
Charles Ranks. %. and Florence TomrSins.
20. both of Washington. The Rev. \. Will
banks.
william F. Msupin. %. and Kathryn =,
Ford. 30, noth Of Washington. The Rev. VI
]. Prettymsn.
Herman z. Brown. 90. Of Newport News.
Va. ard Ruth A. Bailey 90 Of Baltimore,
Nd. The Rev. Fl. 2. Fox.
Robert y. Hughes 90. and Felecia RraEE.
26. both Of Washington. The Rev. c. c.
Chappell.
Al Rowse. 25. Of Washington. and Ellis
Murphy 10. Of Alexandria. Va The Rev,
A. !. TYLER.
Garfield Mccoy. 81. and Mary Wellington,
2l. both Of Washington. The Rev. W. J.
Howard.
BENJAMIN Fl. Morton. 35. and Cora Lacey,
&c. both Of Washington. The Rev. ". A.
Jopes.
Ferdinand c. Farran. sc. and Eula L. Kid,
we'll. %, both of Washington. The Rev. W.
J. Tylsn.
Nicholas H. ou.se1berry. 10 Of Akron,
Ohio. and Amelia ]. TaHton. 10, Of Wash
inrton. The Rev. J. n. Cassidy.
Thomas o. Yates -, and Anna Schlicht'
ing. 10. both Of Alexandria. Va. The Rev
J. t. Roth
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14
Pcrshing's Birthday Dinner.
Naval Orders

Ap. elk. Walter A. Hnl-Det r. s. Phil.
adephiI, Pa. to L. s. :. St. Louis duty
with supply on.
1t iiGl Alexis G. Kunstel-Det. Naval
Training station, Hampton Roads, Va; to
Destroyer FIotilla Three. Atlantic Fleet.
Gun. Paul e. Leinhauser-Det. U. S. s.
Huntington: to u. SIS. Doxie.
Carp Samuel D. Moyer-Det R. S. Mare
Island, Cal; to duty Asiatic Station.
Gun. Julius Parker-Det. U. s. S. Hunt
ingtO to duty S. Philadelphia. Pa.
1t. zig Charles c. Roberts-Det. L. s.
5. Reid; to U. S. S. Fox as Engineer Of
fcer
1t. Hector Ross -Det. L. $. S Hunting
ton! to duty r. s. Boston. Mass.
Capt. Walton r. Saston-Det Naval At
hIche American Embassy, London. Eng
land; to Naval Intelligence Navy Dept,
Washington d. c.
1t. Francis E., Tierney Medical Corps)-
Det. L: S. s. crowninshield: to L. s. S.
Black Hawk.
Ch. Mach. Alfred ward-Det L. S. S.
Shawmut; to duty ship Pland Div, Mitchell
Field, Mineola, L. l.. n Y.
1t. Clarence o. Ward-Det. L. $. s. Ne
Lakes. Ill.
Note-Bosn. IT) Joseph Bouney Traut.
ner died at Naval Hospital. LasAnimas,
Iieut. Comdr. Charles s. AIden-Det. conf
mand U. :. S. R-lI; to conn. T. O. L S s.
S-lI and In command when commsd
Lieut. Comdr. Howard d. Bode-Det. L. S.
officer.
Lieut. William W CoIe--Det. conn; L, S.
duty,
Bosn. Elmer ]. cross-Det. navy ward.
"'r" 's'"n Nd CO.. - VI g u~-o-
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Births Reported.

Lameert and Louise GHtewcOd, girl.
Patrick II and Mary L. Quinn, girl
Max and Eva kruc0f boy.
Max and Gussie haplaR. girl.
Charles A aud Margaret l.. heefe, boy.
James y. and Matte Richs rdsou, boy.
David N and LeVa Beck, boy.
Lewis anu Elvira Ness, boy.
Harold II and Helen Titus. boy.
Gordon and Jeanne Ferguson, girl.
CLAYTON B aud Beatrice Aldrich. girl.
Herman ard Anna Norman. girl.
Bprdette s aud Elizabeth Wright. boy.
Edward W and 3. rtha Z. Lempke, boy.
James A C and Marjorie n, PenAinrton
FlrL
Seth and Ieitia NcBr!ds boy.
Louis and Elise p schmidt. boy.
George Il and May II. Sweet, boy.
Abraham md Mildred PotOSky. boy.
william g. and Ids B. wilkes. girl.
william T. and Emily T. Fisher, boy.
Frank J. a nd Ina J.. Day. boy.
Rlchs I'd J. and Catherine c. Lewis, girl.
Thomas and Irene L. Fitzseald, girl.
Harvey l. and Eva GlascoCk, boy.
Thomas J. aud Mary r. FttImsurics riri
Frank and Maria Benedetti. boy.
Bernau L. and Myrtle Y. CerSley. girl.
Howard r and Nina Thompson, girl.
Cha rIes A. and Ida NJ. Diven. girl
william II aud Edna ". Stanton. girl.
George r. and Ca rolyn HYDE. girl.
Howard {. and Mary A. NcDons I'd. boy.
Noel r and Cora L. Rosasco, girl
Robert l.. and Nina A. Smith. boy
Harry c. Ind NelVa r. Vaughn. girl twins
John J. and Clara B. Reed. girl
Charles ". and Josephine y. Pyne. girl.
Micbssl C. and Edna N. Borchak. girl
Paul s. and AhnadAlle Z. Hanson. girl
Joseph R. and Katherine c. Herbert. boy
Roy =. Ind "a ti,erine Z. sandifer. rirI.
Lawrence sn6 Mary H1fty. boy.
Edgar N aud Hattie G.. Robbins. sirl
lanes and Mary howard. boy.
Daniel G and Mary {. Brewer boz
Joseph 7. and Eta Durbih. girl
John J. and Gertrude I. BrcoSs boy
Jerry and Amanda Bruce. boy
Herbert Z. and Mandy Hodge. bay
James and Gertrude Chisley. girl
Hampton and Carol Gaskins girl
W. "a -r-a e. - Ertsa A.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14
Notes BY a Washington Observer
Trouble With German Potash Trust-Per
shings Birthday Dinner-Winter Season
Looks Gloomy-Congressiona Cas-
ualties-Baker May Seek Senate Seat

Dispatches from Berlin. telling of
the American victory over the Ger
man potash trust, revives Washing
tons memories of the Sreat potash
suuabble with the kaiser's govern
mcnt in 1910. Also in light of the
new shipping combine with the
Hamburg American line. it sheds a
Timely glare on the reliability to
be placed in a German agreement.
state Department. archives con-
tain shcafs Of diplomatic CORE
spondcnc. over the Germans triCki-
ness in the potash controversy The
American fertilizing interests had
entered into an arrangement with
the al-pOwerful German potash
"sy Indicate" to sell them potash at
certain rates for period running
from 1910 to 1915. 1t represented a
saving to American buyers Of So
OOO.OO per annum.
The Germans, who for Years had
lowed rNtortionate tribute from
America OF the potash salts OF
which Germany has i virtual mo
nopoIy. were cuerCcd into giving the
Americans better terms by threats
Of our people to bu, couple %
German miucs Of their own, There
upon. tho German Eovrrnnk. mt. uu-
doubtCdl> with tho cOnnivanCc OF
the potash "syndicatc"-the most
arrogant trust in the Empire-con-
ccivcd the idea OF imposing an on
port tax on potash. The EcichstaE
passed a special law for the pUr-
pose. Its provisions entirely wiped
out the advantages the Americans
had pricd out Of the potash baron~,
President TAFT. through David Jayne
Hill. then our ambassador at Ber-
lin. threatened retaliatOry tariff ac-
tion if the Germans insisted on
carrying out their trick law. But
Bernstorff pleaded that Germany was
only conserving natural resources,
the German Anne ricans" set up an
organized roar, and hostilities were
averted. The Prussian government
and the Kaiser are large sharehold-
crs in the potash syndicate.
PershinE's Birthday Dinner.
Gen. John J. Pershing was SO
years old yesterday. having been
born in Linn County. Mo, on Sep
tember IS. 1860. 1t was on the eve
of his 5Sth birthday. September IL
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Deaths Reported.

Haywood Mastbrook. Is 1908 Emory pl
Louisa r. Norton. IS. I4l7 R. !. ave. nv.
Eugene I. Coulter. -, SibIey Hospt.
Alfred VI. Wilson. -. l6 Chestnut St nv
Agues r Csseeier. 10. Sibley Hospt
Dorothy d. Wiltshire. Z. lS43 4Tth pl nv
John RsbennsCk. IS. St Elizabeth Hospt
Julius II Sherier. S, 4l25 Wis. ave NV
John Deonegan. 81. WASH. Asylum IIosFt
John L. Fanning. mos. IO3 UpskuT It
NV.
Infant OF Mary A and Thomas Fitzmau
rice, days. Sibley HosPt
Charles Z. Madison. L u F st nv
Nettie J. Montgomery. 81. SIC y. n ave
Adeline Warden. 81, Prov. Haspt
Fannie z. Galloway. 20. sla 3rd st sv
Frank Hawkins 50, 1918 T st nv
Joseph Holland. 81. 643 st 81
Mary Carter. SIS. St EIiE Hospt
Catherine Bryant mos 500 18th st. nv
Mamie Piukney. so days. 1922 Lees ct
Patricia Bibb. II days. 81 st sv
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14

Departures from SornLL
Relative humidity-S a. II -. 2. n.
Al: y. n. g.
Rainfall CS p. N. toSp n. .oI.
Hour Of sunshine. la.
Per cent OF possible sunshine lnI
Other T.mpsr.tRrsL
Accumulated dehriebcy 81 rrmncrsil.F
sincr Janusry J. 1890. sos.
Deficiency of tempeTstUrr sIa"" >"T'.r
Der l. 1872. l..
Accumulated deficiency nf prf.Uriar....
since JsnuHry lasn. l-ol.
De6ci~ncy Of pr0CiPitguoD sibue Sew-"1.
brr ]. lesn. II.
TenperstuFr >smt date last yosr-H.E
est. -; Lowest. IS
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Veterans Of Foreign Wars.

cnCanpmCnt OF Veterans Foreign Wars
in the will eyes
fighting under the had gone
abroad the OF F. in war The
brief but significant with led army
sbeld than they had seea generations
with Mexico though strictly added the roll
Now there thousands enrolled fought in
Europe and Asia and whatever the nations to the
league the wider wandering implied in the
verdict We alone other
powers; policemen warriors; but
are going Judging by the size the creating
the annoes the irritating
This outlook all in harmony
few with the official government But
the facts OF the situation might we'll
Our military abroad, whether in China aiding in
down the Boxer rebellion driving Spain out her
colonial outpost France the terrible
thrust have established
treatment OF defeated OF which When
police territory status standards
of sanitation education and our ideals
for life a home
The the city making this credit
able record and they will the hosptab they deserve
Feminine marches according reports French
Free Mason have decided admit membership lodges
"
Two dangers threaten Presidential campaisn The
world series and the opening of the football
The statement that Charlie Chaplin won't dis
those who screen fame
s boos to discuss whether English American girls possess
thesdsis,er ankie.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14
A DAILY LINE O. CHEER
By John Kendrick Bangs.
FOR SALE.

Hi there, I've Goodwin to sell.
Send Tor somc-I'll serve you we'll
Finest grade man ever made,
vii not either crack nor fade
When you wish it. call. for l
Have a plentiful supply.
what's the price? A Kindly Thought
OF the gold of Friendship wrought,
Freshlv ", toS = . n.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14
The Weather
Forecasts fer Today and TsnsrTs-.

Forecasts fer Today and TsBorTov.
Fer tn. District Of Columbia, n.yyIhd
and virriuis Fair today and probably Ju-
morrow. moderate temperature moderate
northwest wiDdS
ForecsTt Of TlylAE weather.
-Zons No. ! North Atlantic sBtesl-Ju-
certain flying weather tOdGys considerable
cIOudiness, probably rain ou the east coast
fresh and strong borth and northwest Nlbds
surface and aloft.
Zone No. > Middle AtlHbtic Ststesl-Gcot
hyinF weather today: clear SKY, fresh borru
west Winds surface and aholt-
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14
Events Of Today
Parade. Veterans OF Foreisn War,

Parade. Veterans OF Foreign Ware.
IL p. m.
Convention. General federation of
WomeR's Clubs. Hotel Lafayette.
Meeting. Washington Camp No.
3s5. Sons OF Confederate Veterans.
1922 Vermont avenue. s .. m.
Annual meeting. state Council.
/ Daughters Of America, Triumph
Council Hall. Third and PennsyIvs-
MIA. avenue southeast. s p. m.
Mass meeting, Harding Demo
cratic Club. col z street northwest,
Is D. m.
Drill. Company &C" District OF
. Columbia National Guard, National
. Guard Armory, over Center Market
s p. m.
Exhibition. overseas pigeons Sew
enteenth and c streets northwest
5 TO 5 .. m.
Rife contest. Veterans Of For
eign Wars, Congress Heights Rife
/ Range. 3:gO D. m.
Cake Eaters Jubilee. Heard and
Seen Club. Pythish Temple. 1919
Ninth street northwest s p. m.
Meeting. James Roes Europe Post
3 No. CcoloredD. American Legion.
Z Twelfth street Y. N c. A. 7.5o y. m.
/ Annual election. Washington
I Council. knights OF Columbus in tn.
I hall. sos street northwest, S p. m
Amssenents.
/ Belssco-"Martinique
4 Poli's-'Up in MsbeTs Room"
NstiOnsl-'Jim. Jam. JemE"
Gsrrick-Richsrd Bennett in For
/ the Defense"
B F. Keith's-Vaudevilie
strand-vaudeville and films
/ Gayety-Hsrry Hastings Big
Show"
Folly-"The Social FoIlies"
Loew's PsIsce-EIsie Ferguson in
Lady Roses Daughter"
Moore's Rialto-Constsnce Tai
madge in The Perfect Woman"
CrsndaIrs Metropolitan TON
Moore in Stop. Thief
Loew's ColUmbia-"HUmore
Crandan's Knickerbocker - Anita
Stewart in The Fighting Shep-
herdess"
CrandaIrs - Married in Name
Only"
( Glen EchO-Resort facilities.
Steamer MacaIester-Dsily excUr-
sions to Mount Vernon
Marshall Hall - Resort smus.-
ments
. Chesapeake Beach - Resort at
fractions.
1 Colonial Reach 49, ..N-asbrnEton.
Atlantic City"
Chevy Chase-Ds ncinE.
Band Concert.
Bv the L : soldier Home Rand. this
evening az s.5e o'cl0rE Iohn : y q
ZimmernsnB, Bs udnAster
Agrch. 'UBivsrSsl Freedom ...-.--.
....-.........---. .....- Blaukeuherr
Overture. Il Burlesq1e .......... .surps
. lntermeE80. Topples % ..--...--.. NoTrf
: Grand sslestiou. IL Bcheme" PuccInI
| Rag odditN. That Swanee RsF" Johuso1
Waltz, Lave Of the Night --. RrBhsn
1 Finslc. ''JSmsis Inop'' ..-..--....- Prey
The Stsr-spsngled BsuBsr"
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14

The statement that Charlie Chaplin worth So 100000 VOL
courage those who itch for screen fame
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14

Two new dangers threaten the Presidential campai
world series and the opening of the football season
The Washington herald., 1920-09-14
Band Concert.

b. the L : Soldier Home Baud This
evening at S-5e o'rl0rE Iohh
ZimmermanB. Bs nd master
AgrCh 'UniyerSsl Freedom 90 .-.
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Feminine army marches according reports
Masons have decided to membership in c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19
For Sale-City Property


BY OWNER Two lots IN Graudview
Addition. block & lots IS and "a. terms;
also Ford touring, ISIS model. good con
dltion. Pm. 4195W.
THIS IS A GENUINE BArGA
Four room brick bungalow. sleeping
porch, 2 south front lots, in High
land Park, lots are level. one block
from paved street and car; this prop
erty has been reduced from S2.750.0O
to S2,250.00 for quick sale: It viii
take $4,000 20 handle this.
ASK FOR Mr. MEANS
DOUGLAS G. CROMWELL AGENCY
224 Mills Building. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19

500 acres OF as fine lands as
there are In the Rio Grande valiev.
free Of alkau and johnson grass.
The main reclamation ditch rms
through this property: also rail-
road and main county road;
good rent houses harms. etc. an
fenced, cedar post. each 10 feet
and four wires. 2 Eood small do
nestle orchards. consisting Of ap-
pies. pears. plums and peaches.
about 800 acres IN high state Of
cultivation. one hundred and thir-
~ acres in good stand Of alfalfa
the rest ready FOR cotton. corn or
anything one would care TO plant.
As the soil IS as Eood as aay tn
the Rio Grande valley Price $50
Per acre. one-thlrd cash. balance
in five equal payments. 10
years; also one hundred and fifty
tons OF firstclass alfalfa, and about
1908 bushels Of corn that can b.
had az much less than market
value II taken at the ranch.
II interested. write
ROBERT L. DORBASDT.
Owner. Box 1855 or phone 993 r. 2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19

a NEW BUNGALOW S4sOo.OO
These new bungalows on the
paved street 70 Kern Place.
only ten minutes to center OF
the city. Six rooms and base
ment The living room and
dining room are extra large
and all the built-in features.
Extra nice buffet. The kitch-
en- Is large and airy with
nice cabinet and pantry. Cosy
breakfast room. The bed
room and Elassed sleeping
porch are large and each has
a closet The bath room fix
lures are extra nice. Hard
wood floors throughout.
House can be seen al anv
time. Immediate possession.
The price $4,000. only
$4,000 cash. the balance 10
suit you
LESLIE REED
Real Estate, Insurance. Rentals
p go Mills Bldg. Phone 1905.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19
on BEAUTIFUL MONTANA ST.

On BEAUTIFUL MONTANA ST.
ONLY $500
This pretty s room bungalow is in
the Lamar district You couldn't
get in a better neighborhood. It has
bedrooms, reception hall. living
room, dining room. kitchen. bath.
hardwood floors throughout, cement
basement paving paid. Terms.
HERNDON KEMP,
with
TURNER, KEMP & CALDWELL,
No State Nat. Bank. Phi. 20so.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19

$40 month. including al interest.
fine, large bungalow OF 4 rooms, rlazed
features. hardwood floors. etc IN
paved street. IN Alta Vista. large
frame garage. all improvements ia.
Price only $3.50. An ercepfiorsI
bargain
PHILLIPs-CRFFT, REALTY m
Phone 436. COZ Ffrst Nat rITv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19
GOOD BARGAINS IN VALLEY AVN
EI7F00


$1,000.
81 acres IS miles from Il Paso on paved
road. all IN cultivation. 8 acres In orchard.
- acres alfalfa. modern room house.
sllo barn and corrals. All equipped fo-
dairy proposition This place is abzoiuteiy
worth the money; easy terms
100000.
95 acres IS miles from El Paso. A-uils
from gravelsd road. al 90 cultivation
large adobe hay barn and concrete foun-
dalton, good fence. good bitches and easy
% irrigates terms
S80i0.0O.
80 acres Il miles from Fl Paso. i mile
from paved road. about 80 acres 10 cul-
tivatiou This is a good place and can
handle for small cash payment
S25co.OO.
IS acres p miles from Fl Paso on rrav-
eled road. Is acres in cultivation. about
10 acres In alfalfa. adobe house and shed
an fenced a good little cotton farm on
easy terms
CALL boutwell,
JAMES L. MARI a co.
Phone 1850.
500 san Antonio ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19
MODERN BUNGALOw.

MUDEhA BL MGALoN.
New has never been lived in.
5 rooms and screened porch,
hardwood floors all over the
house Basement. heating
plant, sidewalk ana paving
paid Located IN the best part
OF Alta VISTA $3.50 terms. II
bought now interior can be
linlsned 10 suit purchaser.
See ~ J. PRESTON. With
CHARLES B. STEVENS,
Real Estate g. Insurance.
City National Bank Bids.
Phone 3f5s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19

BABY CHICKS-Produced from selected
focks which have been bred for vigor.
size and laying qualities. hatched by mod
ern method OF incubation. we can furnish
r. l. Reds. Barred Rocks Black lirorcas.
Auconass order now for Feb. AID March
delivery Mesllla Valley Hatchery. Mrs.
H. V Bundy. Owner, Las Cruces n. II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19
CIOsE N TRACKAGE PROPERTY
OK wTE~KHE ETnEET

u LEAA- HLhEEL
200 feet frontage on Texas St. between
Anee and Octavia, s225 front foot. ali OF
any part. easily worth 500. II Interest
ed. see Us at once as price to be advanced
next 10 days
SO. l00. 00-Apartmen house. well located,
10 apartments o. p. S. p. and dressing
room. yearly income f435e.9a-
SO $4,000 - Apartment house. SUNSET
Heights. VIII trade fd5o0.0Q equity for
bungalow. VIII net 100
S525o09-In the $500 block Tuiarosa- 4 r,
Fiassad s. p. finished basement, H ".
floors. garage, fun lots. 5or1fo, a first
ciaoss home, never On market before. any
reasona bic terms.
Ss2OOOO-k shomey place IN GrandvieTr.
good sized rooms. large S. p. an built in
convenience woodwork. white enamel.
grounds wen Improved. lawn, vines and
palms. 2 full corner lots. furnishings can
BE- bought reasonably. GOOD terms.
Sl6e0. 0U-Ou Louisville St, q good buy in
small home e. r.. large gisssed S. p, =
lots, 50E1a0. See Us for terms
HUUsON-PICkETI CO.
Phone ST.
e01 Security Bank BldE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19
For SaIe-Citr Pronertu

~~~~SS~~~@~ S-o~S~SS-~
SEVEN room house, lease good for year
rents for SIS, price $3.50. sos s. Stanton
I9 ROOMS, baths, steam heat, bot water
furnished. lot 50 K ~. See Owner. 1905 -
Oregon.
FOR sALE-Ons room house. sos Bliss,
easy terms Phi 1873
FOR SALE-By owner. room cobblestons
house. corner lot. in GrsndvieW. now uudel
construction, $500, terms. Pm S743W-
FOR SALE-By owner. beautiful home, S
rooms and Elassed IN sleeping porch. must
be seen % appreciate 4i11 Haytings. Phi.
scl7.
4 DAIRY. 10 cows, ! acre OF lard. room
house. = mile east OF TT Bliss, Tex, do
Ing a good business terms. Address 7.
A poughertv. Fl Bliss. Tex.
LIST YOUR RENTAL PROPERTY
with me for results. Personal atten-
ton given.
Real surance-Rentals.
go Mills Bldg Phone 1905.
HOMES PRICED RIGHT
FIVE ROOMS, basement.
heating plant. on car line,
new. If sold Immediately.
price s425es $500 cash; S35
per month, plus interest
Immediate possession
FIVE ROOMS, basement.
heating plant. full lots:
$3.50; $3.50 cash Immediate
possession
O. B. HOOKER,
with
BROADDUs & LIE BARON.
Phone 1853
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19
For SaIe-Farms and Ranehss



VALLEY LAND-NOTHTNG down.
Several pieces OF land IN upper valley
that we can sell on terms OF nothing down.
and the payments over a period OF years.
20 farmers who viii improve the land.
JAY r. KNOX COMPANY
3ol Caples Bldg Phone 1855
THE TITLE Is PERFECT-Pateated land.
a firstclass money making farm IN upper
valley. fully equipped with stock and tools.
200 acres in high state OF cultivation.
drained. no seepage. an modern Improve
ments. takes $4,000 cash 70 handle. bal
anee easy. Write Owner. P O. Box 1911.
II Paso, Texas.
LAND BARGAINS
Sf500-72 acres one hair mile Ia Mesa al
In cultivation. room house small orch
ard. state highway, $1,000 cash. balance 10
SUIT.
S50Oo--51 acres near BorderIand Inn,- -
acres Ia cultivation, small house, sur
rounded By $3.50 TO $3.50 land; $1,000 cash,
balance suit
Sf2 .o00-.so acres. Is acre orchard. = room
house. 800 ton barn. adjoining railroad
station. "a miles FL Paso. an but % acres
IN cultivation, in fine condition including
Implements and stock. very easy terms
Phone $50. ask for Nate-
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
100 san Antonio SD
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19
For 81. o. Erchnnae-ReaI Eslaie


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FOR SALE o. trade. lot in GrsndView ad-
dition On Sacramento street. write % 312t
Rivera street. City
FOR EXCHANGE.
. acres. near san Elizarlo. Tex. about Is
acres IN alfalfa Three room adobe house
land fenced. On good road for cottage or
lots; 119 acres on Clint read. IS miles
from 81 PaEo. most al has been n culti-
walton. draining ditch runs through prop
erty, for city property equity in nice
bungalow for lots or oil stock. 4 acres
near Nsleta on north loop road. for closed
car and VIII pay cash difference business
property on s. stanton ST. also ur.ck
tenement. blocks from Paso del Nqrte
Hotel for royalty IN Eas-llud. Ranger or
Louisiana field: equity in bungalow for
auto or lots. nice . story residence on
Dwyer Ave. san Antonio. Tex for Fl
Paso cottages 80 acres near Clint about
IS acres In pears. Tor tsrem=nts. bargain
IN business property on Myrtle Ave close
IN. ". y. CARL
Phone &C. a92 caples B:dE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-19

3 ROOM BUNGALOW-Ciose in.
Paved street. paving paid Price
$3.50. $500 cash, balance three
years For particulars see
KILLER al,
LEAEELL & SHERMAN
1i6 Texas St Pm. 1925
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
SIX rooms nd breakfast room. tile
bath. hardwood floors in every room,
builtin laundry tubs. large basement.
heating plant. tile drain board. built
in bookcases. spacious porches. beau
tifully finished throughout Located
on extra large lot in Manhattan
Heights. Price $4,000. Reasonable
terms.
LEAFELL d SHERMAN.
116 Texas St. Phone 1925
Members Fl Paso Real Estate Board