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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-11-19

Boys and girls save the Yellow
Kids. They are worth $1,000.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-07-23
JEWISH SCHOLARS IN GERMANY

Berlin: (By /. J. P. b. Professor
Lydia Rabinovitz, a Jewess, has had
the unique distinction Of being elected
as the chief bacteriologist in the main
hospital of Moabit.
The world removed surgeon, James
Israel, has recently celebrated his ju-
bilee as doctor. Many universities,
scholars, and Jewish communities
sent DR.. Israel their warm felt greet
ings, and wished him many more years
Of service to humanity.
Professor Wygodzinsky, a jew, was
elected the head Of the Farm College
in Bonn.
The famous Professor Haber, for
some time in charge Of the Chemical
Faculty Of the Kaiser Wilhelm Insti-
tute, was recently elected to head the
Department Of Industry at the Uni
versity Of Berlin. Professor Haber is
to continue in his position at the Kais-
er Wilhelm Institute. This means that
the Jewish scientist will head the two
leading chemical institutions of Ger
many.
Fraulein Dorothea Hirschfeld, the
authoress Of several works on econm-
les has been called to take charge Of
one Of the departments in the German
Department of Labor.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-07-23
GERMAN SWINDLER POSES AS
BROOKLYN JEW.

Herne, Germany: (By I. J. P. b.
The Jewish Community Of Herne,
Germany, almost had the wool pulled
over its eyes. About the middle Of
June, young man came into the Ke-
hillah office and introduced himself
as Mr. 0ppenheimer Of Brooklyn, N.
Y. He brought the Community leaders
the joyful news that the Society Of
German-Americans OF the Jewish
faith had sent a ship Of food supplies
for the alienation Of their co-religion-
lists. The ship, he said, was already
docked in Hamburg, and contained
thousands Of pounds Of sugar for the
Herde Jewish Community, which II
might buy at a very reduced price.
Before speaking to the Jewish lead
ers, Mr. 0ppenheimer approached the
city authorities with the proposition
that the city take over the whole su-
gar cargo. There was general rejoicing
and the city authorities and n commit
tee Of merchants started out for Ham,
burg.
Meanwhile the police to whom the
whole story sounded somewhat "fshy'
began to investigate. The benevolent
commissioner from Brooklyn turned
out OF be a certain Max Alenbeck,
swindler. A telegram calling for his
arrest was Immediately despatched,
and the self-appointed philanthropist
was taken off the train at Munster.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-07-23
FAMOUS JEWISH LIBRARY.

Berlin: (By |. j. P. b. The Jewish
Oranienburger Street Library Of Ber-
lin, which had been in existence for
the last twenty-five years, has recent
ly been closed. Its 10000 valumes and
its treasury funds have been handed
over to the Jewish community Of Ber-
lin, has served as rendezvous for the
Jewish intellectuals who lived in or
visited the city, and for the Jewish
students. 1t was kept up by private
endowments, and was very popular in
all Jewish circles.
Now the Jewish Community of Ber-
lin wishes to present the books Of this
library to synagogue in the western
part Of the city, in order that a new IL
brary may be founded there.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-07-23
POLES TORTURE JEWISH MINER

Bitko, Upper Silesia; (By I. j. p.
b. Polish workers Of this city attack
ed a Jewish miner, smeared his body
with shoe polish and scrubbed his
whole body with rough brushes until
he bled at every vein. His terrible
groans, and the frenzied hilariousness
Of the Poles attracted pedestrians who
called the police. The latter freed the
unfortunate Jew, and took him to the
hospital in a very serious condition.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-07-23
JEWISH TEACHERS COLLEGE IN
VIENNA.

Vienna: (By !. ]. P. b. A special
teachers college has been founded In
Vienna by the Zionist Organization Of
Austria to meet the urgent problem
presented by the great lack Of Jewish
teachers. The head Of the Rabbinical
Seminary, DR.. Schwartz, has accepted
the invitation to become one Of the
teachers in the new institution.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-07-23
GERMAN ANTI.SEMITES POGROM
DEAD.

Lampertheim: (By |. ]. P. b. After
an anti-Semitic meeting, a number of
the excited mob went to Jewish cem-
etery and destroyed thirty-four
graves.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
BULLS ARE AT
DISADVANTAGE
ON WHEATCURB

Chicago. Ill. Nov 30-Rural banA
failures put bulls at a disadvantage
today in the wheat market durinG
the last few days as sufficient for The
time being. On the other hand, cash
houses were moderate buyers Of the
December delivery Opening prices.
which ranged from the same as yes
terday's finish 10 E c lower. with De
cember SL55 10 sl-55lz and March
S1.52 10 SL55, were followed by brie1
rallies and then by setbacls all around
Scarcity OF red winter wheat IN all
markets was a strengthening factor
later. together with meaEerness Of coun-
try offerings and continued export de-
mand. Notice Of the failure OF a Seattle
grain firm. however. led TO continued
weakness after midday Prices closed IN
settled, At the same as yesterdays finish
TO cents lower, with December s1-561.
10 S1.561s. and March $50 I-501z.
Corn syInpathlzed with wheat weak
ness After opening z c lower to 81
higher. including Nay at 73c to 735sc. the
market hardened a little. but then under
went a Eeneral sag.
oats were easier. like other Erain, start
Ing sc 10 &c down. Nay f9ssc 20 49, c.
and descending a trifle more.
Higher quotations on hogs save firm
ness 10 provisions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

BUT DEMAND IS
GOOD ON CURB

New Orleans. La. Nov. 30.-The
opening in cotton was lower today
except on July. under private cable
grams from Liverpool stating that the
trade there expected a so percent
stoppage in Lancashire. on nearer
months prices fell 5 TO 90 points I'M
der the close Of yesterday, but July
remained points above A good de-
mand met the decline on reports that
large spot interests were buying
quietly in the belt Shorts covered
and initial losses were recovered and
replaced BY net advances Of s 10 %
points. January traded down TO 14.1S
and up to 1852
Futures opened steady. December,
1896 January, 1895 March 1876
May, 1850; July. 1855
New York Cotton. Close
New York. NOV. a0-Cotton closed bare
y steady December. 15-4sc; January,
15.5oc; March. 15-45s; May. 1850: July.
1850.
Galveston spot Cotton
Galveston. Texas. nov. a0.-spots quiet
and unchanged 1flddlinE. 15-75c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Chicago. III. Nov. s0.-fUuited States
Bureau q Markets )-Cattie-R Receipts,
10000 Beef steers extremely slow tend
Ing lower, bulk selling around or below
level touched two weeks ago. most ma
tive steers, $s-I5 q 1885, westerns largely
1925 @ $50; fat cows and heifsrs. SLOW.
mostly $3.50 r 3-a5s bulls, weak. bulk bo-
loEnas, S4--5 $40. calves steady. best
vealers, around SIS; Etockers and feeders.
Hogs-RsesiDts. 10000: = to CSC high
er tnan yesterdays average. big packers
doing practically nothing. TOP. S10-60.
eulk desirable, so to'15o pound pigs, SI0.15
sheep-Recelpts. 1000; fat lambs. Is 10
soc higher choice fed western lambs
$3.50; bulk natives. s11-00G 1900 fat
sheep, sc higher; bulk native ewes. s4-s5
4.t5i feeders, steady choice 50 pound
feeder lambs. s11-00.
Kansas City Livestock, Close.
kansas City, NO, Nov. Situated
States Bureau Of Markets -Cattle-Re-
ceipts 18.5o05 practically nothing doing on
beef steers in morning hours- bids uneven
ly lower butcher stock steady TO CSC low
err many 1000 Founders 10 100 pounds
COWS selling az s5.007 500. fairly good
heifers. $3.50; Gamers steady; bulk. $3.50
s-i7s calves steady to CSC lower; good
and choice veaiers. $500 1875: Etockars
and feeders unerenly lower
Hogs-Receipts 17.0o0s sales mostly 20
shipper. steady with yesterdays aver
ElIE-Ea ll-iAAl-4 III 70 Ice luNNeEa UAlA
Of sales $3.50 E1o-oo; good and choice fat
pigs. S92519-5o
Sheep-Receipts. $500. Market stronger
Feeders, wethers. S6-I5. TearlinE unevealy
higher; 40 pound kind $500 lambs Is 20
soc higher; fed lambs. $3.50; natives.
s1l40; feeding lambs dull and weak
Denver livestock. Close
Denver, Colo. Nov. -Cattls-Receipts
2900-3Iarlzst slow and weak Beef steers
s7.0oGs00; cows and heifers. 5000 $3.50
calves 500 O 800 stockers and feeders.
$3.50 $50.
HoEs-Recsipts 1900 Market 10 TO 15c
higher. Top. 5000; bulk S259G10-25.
she=p-Receipts 2-00 Market strong
en- Lambs, Se-25 1850 ewes. $3.50 @
50: feeder lambs. So 010.15-
fort Worth Livestock, Close.
Fort Worth, Texas. Nov. 30.-Cattle-
Rereints ce0o: market, strong Beeres,
$500 500; Etockers, $500 500 cows.
So 25 = zoos haiferg says q s-o0- bulls SIS
G2.75- calves. $3.50 g25.
HoEs-Receipts. 500; market. unchanged
sheep - Receipts, 400 market un-
chnnEed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

Chicago Grains, Close
Chicago. H.. Nov 30.-Close:
Wheat-Dec.. s1-551l March. $3.50.
Corn-Dec-s 65c; Nay, Tz9s G73Zc.
Oats-Dec-. f41 c. May $50
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Porz-January. s2475.
Lard-January, S14-s2; Nay. s1L53.
Ribs-January. s12-22
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas City No, Nov. 30--Eggs-Un-
changed TO &c up Firsts. 69 G7oc; sec
onds, Soc
Butter-Hlg CHER. Creamery. sc; tur-
KEYS, &c up
Chicago Produce, Close.
Chicago, III. Nov. 0.-Butter-Creau
cry. IS G55cs market easy.
EEEs-U usettleds receipts. 1883 cases.
Firsts 1ZG73c- ordinary firsts, 81 q 65c;
Al mark. cases Included 62G71c; stand
ards, 7fG75c; refrigerator firsts. Sc q SIC
Poultry-Alives higher Fowls. 15U
2Eizc; springs, efcs turkeys. $50
Potatoes-Weak. Northern white. $3.50
Clio cwt. early Ohios, $40 @ 1-sO cwt-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

p
HOTELS. BOOMING HOUSES
GROCERY STORES. RESTAURANTS,
HOTEL. 80 rms. steam heat modern.
best location. cheap rent; price, SSoo0s
half cash
long lease. cheap rent. clearing $500 per
mo-: price $4,000, half cash
HOTEL. 90 rms. modern. Z yrA- lease.
$500 mo- rent. transient location. clear
ing $1,000 month: price sl7,5oo, $1,000 cash,
balance easy terms
BOOMING HOUSE. Il rms. central To-
cation. good lease. cheap rent; price $500,
$3.50 cash. balance SIS per mo-
BOOMING HOUSE. Il rms. Al location.
5000, S1100 cash. balance terms
APARTMENT HOUSE. central location.
u apis. dandy. up-to-date proposition.
good lease. rent SIS mo-. price 5000. half
cash
GROCERY STORE. fine location. good
lease. cheap rent. business 500 per day.
VIII sell al invoice price
GARAGE BUSINESS: Storage. repair
shop, battery station, accessories Al
This is a good one
For full particulars.
See Myers or Mr.. Mcknight. with
FL PASO BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
113 W san Antonio St
e Paso. Texas
Office Phi 1905 Evening Ph- ssss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

BY FRACTIONS;
OILS STRONGER

There v as slightly increased acLlV-
itv this morning, with changes ir-
regular and with trading confined TO
fewer stocks than has been the case
Of late, according 70 J. S Curtiss &
Co, Security bank building.
Coppers were fractionally lower,
excepting Chile. which lost . and a
fraction points.
Ofs continued strong. Pan-Ameri-
can and Mexican Petroleum gaining
points each. Rails were decidedly
irregular. Atchisou. Northern Pacific
and Southern Pacific declining. with
Reading and Union Pacific making
gains Southern Pacific sold exdivi-
dend y.
Industrials showed little change and
less activity.
Call loans renewed at 6 percent
Sales for the first two hours totaled
only $4,000 shares.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY ND metals

Nsw YORK, nov. s0.-Domestic bar sill
yer. unchanged Foreign. 6stc.
Mexican dollars. 52ac-
Copper-Nouinal- Electrolytic- spot and
nearby, f15.75 a1l.o0i first quarter, Sl5.75
T1A25.
Tln-Easy. SPOT and nearby. $500 q
35-5e- futures. $500 $500.
Iron-lTeak. No. ] northern s4L0o ~
$500; No ., 5000 @ 400. No . south
ern. S56-Qa-
Prime mercantile paper, Unchanged
Exchange steady.
Starling unchanged
New York exchange ca Montreal.
Il 1915 percent discount
Tine loans. steady. 90 days. 90 days and
six m1nths. 7it 771s percent
CAN money. steady and unchanged
zinc. easier East St Louis delivery
spot. $3.50 G 7-15.
LONDON METAL MARKET
London. Eng. Nov. so.-Fo-lo7-iaE are
rle ou1-afioCz-
standard copper E-5. IS.
fIectroivtic z2f-
nm. z-97. 15s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

MARK OPENING
OF FAVORITES

" York, Nov. 30.-shorts made a
SERIES Of drives against speculative
issues during the morning on the
stock market Replogls, Nanadium
and Bethlehem Steels, StrOmberg Car
buretor and Chile Copper were de-
pressed 10 81 points. Montana
Power and the cheaper rails, includ-
Ing New Haven, Seaboard Air Line
preferred and Texas & Pacific, also
were heavy, but United States Steel,
dividend paving rails and high grade
oils were only slightly affected. Mex
lean Petroleum increased its early
gain with Pan-American. and Irwin
chile OIL rose 4 points
call money was unchanged at 6
percent
Apart from moderate recessions in
the copper group. stocks were vari-
ably higher az the opening. Oils were
The strongest issues Crucible Steel
and General Electric led the popular
industrials az large fractional gains
and Norfolk & Western and Southern
Pacific. both selling eXdividend, were
in demand Beet Sugar ana Virginia
Carolina Chemical feature the firm
speclalties- Preliminary quotations Tor
foreign exchange were irregular.
Liberty Bonds, Close.
EeW York. Nov. 30.-Liberty bonds
closed. SIS $500: first as. $3.50 bid,
second SIS. $3.50. first AS $3.50; sec
ond as $3.50; third 41Es. s8S-5os fourth
s1ss s86-1s. victory s.. f95-TQs Victory,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
EXISTS IN NAVY HERE;
GOES TO SAN FRANCISCO

Larcellus A. finder IS years old
applied at the navy recruiting office
Monday for enlistment in the United
states navy. He is a son OF Capt ".
finder. medical corps, Camp Bragg,
*. C. Lieut. ]. 3. Hupp wired TO
Capt finder for permission 10 enlist
the boy and Capt finder responded
affirmatiVely- The youth was en-
listed Tuesday and viii be sent TO
school at san Francisco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Statesmen Hear Songs
Ind TnIb AfLuncheon

The salesmanship club at its lunch
con Tuesday heard Eddie Schenck
sing popular songs with guitar ac-
Commandment. and W W Cooley make
selling talk.
IS. C. Hepburn presided in the ab-
senca OF Ray shelton. president
arthur LocEhart, Claude Cannon.
sam Watkins, Earl HardaEe, Lieut.
col A. A. King. Bob Mullins, and
Claiborne Adams also made brief
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
RANGERS WIFE KIDNAPPED;
SHEEP HERDER PUT IN JAIL

Greeley. Colo. Ncv. 30.-Charles
Taylor. sheep herders was ia Jail TO-
day following q daring. but unsuc-
eessful attempt. 10 rob Charles Ling
eIbatch. a wealthy rancher. Of $4,000.
Edngel batch's wife was held captive
in dugout on the LingeIbatch ranch
bv Taylor under threat OF death while
the rancher drove off in a supposed
effort TO ger the money demanded
Instead LinEeIbatch returned with a
posse OF officers and Taylor surrend-
cred
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
YOUTH FINED FOR ALLEGED
RECN ESS DRIVING OF AUTO

Charged with reckless automobile
driving on Texas street. Jesus Moli-
r 3. RaWlins Tuesday morning 1loli-
uar was arrested by W J. FarnsW orth.
deputy constable. who charged that
the youth was gliding from side to
side on the street attempting TO see
how close he could approach pedes-
TRANS without hitting them"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Special N6tica

Special Notices
RUGS-Heavy new felt. basket weaves
exquisite designs size 2s15s inches. $3.50
each Phi 753sW. 1901 Cotton. Ruben
UNITY SCHOOL OF CHRISTIANITY
Room 203-209 Mills Bldg. Reading room.
daily. 9 an 70 & pm; beginnefs class.
Monday. pm; advanced class Fri, pm
EDWARD AUER. N. D.-Phys and SURG
Special atteut diseases Of Gall bladder.
Stomach. Intestines; diseases Of women
20 Buekler BLDG. lover Elltel. 4ss2-514o.
ACCOUNTANCY AND BUSINESS LAW
VIII Increase your efficiency and your in
come; classes now open at the Y. n C.
A. Night School; also salesmanship. public
speaklng and Spanish Ph. SIS and ISIS.
THE Ell PAsO MATTRESS MFG. co. has
Installed the most modern machinery "a
the manufacture OF mattresses OF all kinds.
Our special Is renovating mattresses-
renovatinE, f1-75. rs Park 81. Ph. 41z5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

Berlin, Germany, Nov. 30.-It Is
probable the Upper Silesian plebiscite,
date for which has been fixed for next
month, may be SO arranged that Ger
mans residing out OF Silesia and still
entitled 10 vote, VIII be compelled 10
east their ballots at Cologne.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Ar7esied IN Alleged
AIemhf To Rob Store

Sllr lake city. Utah. Nov. &c.
A man giving the name OF T. Beclzan,
~ said 10 belong 20 prominent fou-
lily Of Louisville KY was arrested
here today while attempting 10 rob
a store. & fun set Of burglars tools
were found IN his possession
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Bpsines CHANGER

SWISS WATCHES repaired. gents. ladies'
wrist. even the smallest Martin & Son.
watch Specialists. SIS z. san Antonio
ACCOUNTANCY AND BUSINESS LAW
taught by experts also salesmanship,
public speaking and Spanish your spare
time can be made 70 pay you good divi-
dends- z. II c. A Evening School. Phi.
SIS and 251s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

OPEL out the names of the little
objects. Then add and subtract
as Indicated. and the resulting
etterG win be a highly edible fish.
ANSWER TO Yesterdays PUZZLE
Nlneveh, Paris, Palmyra. Sparta.
Thebes. Naples. Andover, Dover, Ath-
ems. Verona Rome.-Copyrigh 1919.
by SAN Lloyd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Help Wautsd-Salesmen


Statesmen.
are you unemployed and want position
that viii pay you $50 per week or bet
ter 10 hustlers7 Then call on Topping
Room g. Orndorff Hotel and talk q ver
Idlers don't call
SALEsMAN-Ts desire a forcsful ard az
gressive salesman to sell our 1922 line Of
high class calendars and advertising sps-
cialtes IN Fl Paso and adjacent territory.
VIII consider applications only from men
OF reliable character and real selling ahll-
ity- Send references Of banks or business
men Thos. J. Becizman Co., SO n. llta
St. Philadelphia. Pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Slid and French Le,son,

-~--------~-~---------~-~~
SPANISH TAUGHT-Classes now begin
ming For appointment call st the Lin
coin Academy SIS \ Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

Washington. D. C.. Nov. 30.-Utah
has 1852 farms containing 5.o50,419
acres and valued at S311.274-72s, the
census bureau announced today. The
value Of land and buildings shows an
increase Of 1914 percent as compared
with 1910
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
SituaEinn, Wantsd-MaIe

Situations Wanted-Male
Z COMPETENT accountant viii keep your
small set 81 books In spare tine address
2 IS. care Herald
I WANTED an experienced bookksep-
[ er set o. books 70 keep evenings bonded
[ By American surety Co. telephone 4lbZ-
Z POSITION WANTED - Experienced as
grocery clerk. also first class meat cutter
[ address De Witt Row, General Delivery
/ e Paso-
[ FIRST Class accountanL over g years
] experience as bookkeeper. 3 years travel
Z Ing auditor. speaks Spanish. best refer
enees Address y IS. care Herald
YOUNG man. age 90. wants evening work.
clerical Bookkeeping. typing or anything
can take work home II Necessary. best
references Address n IS. care Herald
POSITION wanted BY steady reliable man.
z years garage experience. mostly on
trucks. IN Or cut Of city. viii start At the
bottom with promise o. Advancement Ad-
dress . -. care Herald
WANTED-Position as foreman o. con-
strucfion- experienced handling lTeEicans;
building bridges. quarryiug, road and ditch
work. mining development Address Phil
9eber. postoffilce box Us. - Paso.
JAPANESE couple wants position as cook
IN or out OF city In hotel. boarding houss
or private home. man as cock wife helps
IN kitchen and house work. Address P. q.
Box Us. Las Cruces. n n
INVESTIGATE indexed men elias
sffiad BY crafts and trades with photo
graph and full Information as 20 previous
eEperirnce and reference ouesfiounalres
We can furnish a man for any position
By careful selection Vocational Dept z
81. c. A.. Phi. sss.
FIRST Class and efficient coiored nan.
cook. wants place IN family. bachelors
clubs. etc An an excellent cook and
house man Can furnish excellent ref
erence. Joe Nichois as Rusk St. Houston.
Texas
YOUNG man wants position either now OF
first Of year. university education.
years office experiences, 3 o. which being
assistant % and superintendent OF freight
and traffic for large construction com
nany: thoroughly familiar with timekeep-
Ing. payrolls- vouchers. cost. etc. Al ref
aren~ra. address p A. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

For Rent-Rooms furnished
NICE room. close IN. private home. fer
gentlemen Phi 1878
LARGE front room. ad5oininE bath. hot
ssl7W-
HOTEL sAVOY-i0o modern rooms. IS
private baths. rates reasonable. an excel
Lent family hotel Phi 510A l16 s. Stantou-
NEWLY decorated rooms 90 private home.
gentlemen. no tubercularu. Phi 85o6J-
LARGE. NICELY furnished upstairs bed
room. suitable FOR peooIo. separate eds
Il desired SIS Arizona
NICELY furnished bedroom with or with
out sleeping porch, all conveniences- ga
upson av.
TO LET nice apartment. also rooms
By day or week l1oa South Oregon s.
Phi STA
NEAR FORT BLISS. coy bedroom. ad-
Joining bath. also garage II desired Phi
572lJ. 5zo1 King's Hlghway.
NICELY furnished room. private bath.
steam heat private entrance. close In
Phi. 7osa
FURNISHED front room FOR rent. block
Arizona car. gentlemen preferred. no sick
Ph. -3594W.
DESIRABLE front room. adjolninr bath.
private home. close IN, suitable for couple
Or lady cInployed. no SICK Ph Il2l.
FURNISHED front room. private entrance
furnace heat. private bath. hot water day
tlemen preferred 2e3o Tularoua. Phi 3872.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Wanfed-Room and go

- 49,
TWO BROTHERS. office workers. desire
room with refined Jewish family. with or
without beard. excellent references Al
d. s q r.r. EarnLE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Business Chances


PHOTO STUDIO for sale. gent. or rooms
20 lease. address ~. care Herald
CAPITALIZE your spare lime. prepare for
a bigger job. the y 81. c. A. night schools
VIII train you Phi 566 and ISIS
EXCEPTIONALLY nigh grade positions
for experienced business men available
through Y 81. C. A. vocational depart
See Mr- Wheeler. $50 an 20 l2 noon
FOR sALE-Automobue top. shop. boot.
and shoe. harness and saddle. all combined
with complete power machines 10 even
department In an agricultural district
town OF OF about 5000. Doing q splendid
business Owner confined TO bed. doctors
say viii be for year yet II you are look
ing for something good, ihFestigata- WI
give one half cash half terms monthly.
7 $50 Herald
FOR SALE-Hish class merchandise hroz-
erase business with a number Or nisn
class well advertised accounts selling out
on account Of sickness IN family price
$4,000. fixtures alone VII Invoice $1,000,
Notwithstanding the accounts are worth
double the amount. 90 some one inter
ested IN a good, clean high class bust
ness Address y ss. care He-ald-
FOR sALE-smau clean. weu bought
stock Of general merchandise. Post Ottices
new country settling fast only store. 100
yards santa Fe depot Can also buy go
acre honest ad relinquishmeut very fine
pariris land close By splendid opportunity
70 build a permanent paying business
Owner has other interests. can't attend 90
It. About $4,000. part cash with good note.
Pedernal Mercantile Co.. Pedernal. D. 81
FL PAsO OFFERS the best chances for
investment in hotels. rocmlng houseL
apartments. and other good classified
properties. found anywhere Buyers and
sellers should call upon rs for inforuaa-
ton We get results
S0L IdlN EeIEHN
INVESTMENT BUREAU.
11f Trust Bldg.
Phone 3o01