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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09


FURNISHED BUNGALOW, Alta vista.
within block OF church. school and stores.
4 rooms and classed IN sleeping room,
strictly modern. practically new furniture.
leaving city. not sold through agent Phi
SIS;
II you want TO buy. sell
or rent property. list with
A. G. LOFELADT,
eo3 Herald Bldg. Phone ss4
GRANDVIEW.
FOR SALE-BUF LIKE RENTING.
Four Room Frame Bungalow Lots near
school and car line Price $1,000 $3.50 cash
Balance f25 net per month Interest In
eluded). Apply s73s Grand ave.
NEAR HIGH SCHOOL
s60OO-6 room brick bungalow
east front, hardwood floors
in living and dining room,
basement and heating plant.
100000 will handle. Balance
to suit.
See GEO. H. BOOTH with
WYATT & RICHEY
Real Estate-Insurancs
Investments
1866 First Natl. Bank Bldg.
Phone $3.50
BARGAIN EXTRAORDINARY
FIVE POINTS.
Beautiful room. furnace heated
bungalow. breakfast room, every
boards in kitchen, full lent h mirror
door. French doors in living room, q
complete home in every detail. There
is a good garage, ! block OF Five
Points. on paved street. Price cut to
$500, about $4,000 cash.
PHILLTPS-CREEL REALTY co.
Phi. z3s. 307 First Nat. Bldg.
FOR SALE
On Bisbee street four room bun
galows glass sleeping porch. lawn,
poultry yard. fruit trees. Price
$500. Cash $3.50. Would con-
slider auto and small cash payment.
Call W r CROW with
W. F. PAYNE
RealtOr
4oI Mesa Phone 1850
FIVE LARGE ROOMS. large sleeping
porch, concrete front porch. fine ter
raced lawn, shrubs and flowers, lot
50N120, close in on E Rio Grande-
An exceptionally desirable home at
bargain. Price S63OO.00. VIII take
$4,000 to handle. Win accept good
lots close in as first payment
See Mr.. HOFFMAN
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY
224 Mills Building. Phone $500.
Z BUNGALOW HOME BARGAIN
This beautiful four room bungalow,
glassed sleeping porch and service
porch, located on paved street, Alta
Vista section All the bungalow fea-
lures. hardwood floors, tile drain
board in kitchen. lawn. trees. cement
driveway and garage A real sacri-
flee, $4,000 VIII sell the furniture.
LESLIE REED, RenltOr
go Mills Bldg. Phone 1406
DO YOU WANT a REAL HOMEf
We offer a splendid bargain in a
modern home in Manhattan Heights.
Six rooms. all extra large, living room
across entire front 30 It long. built
In ice box deed from outside house).
heating plant. hot water heater, gar
beautiful lawn and vines, south front
valley. paving paid Located in heart
one Of the best contractors in FL
Paso. We consider this place worth
$4,000. Owner is leaving city and
US TO sell for $4,000. Full
particulars 70 party meaning busi-
LEAVELL & SHERMAN
i16 Texas St Phone 1925.
Members FL Paso Real Estate Board.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09
Furniture Repairing

Fuf1iflfe heQdNluH
FURNITURE repairing; upholsterinE cur
speciality, Davenports manufactured; select
own goods B0dey upholstrng Co, Pa s55-
FURNITURE REPAIRER. reflnishsd or
upholstered r. L. DANIEL. u. 3 "a.
FCTRT. Phi fo25-1Q70
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09

FOR SALE-By owner. ? story brick with
flats, has basement disappearing beds.
built In bookcases, etc. paved street; you
can live in one fiat and rent the other; a
good investment $780, easy terms. Ph.
af0T
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09

THIS WON'T LAST LONG.
s375 cash, SIS per month
including interest
Modern, 4 room. tapestry brick,
and good floors throughout, extra
large Elassed sleeping porch
across the entire rear OF the
house. House well built. only
two years old. Built-in buffet
book cases and kitchen cabinet.
Good front lawn and flowers
Convenient to car line. Lot 37ik
by 40. Price $500.
500 CASH-S4O PER MONTH.
including interest.
Five room, new red brick house.
on corner. Two lots, San Diego
St II YOU are looking for a bar
gain this is it. Price $4,000.
can Van Horne
BROADDUs & LIE BARON.
Realtors
IL Texas st. Phone 1883.
HOME. SWEET HOME.
We have all kinds Of homes. residences.
bungalows. with small payments
down and the easiest kind Of terms. See
Us first
TRI-sTATE COMMISSION co.
Phone 2ef4 12a-215 Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09

II you want 10 buy sell
or rent property. list with
A. G. LOFELADT,
e03 Herald Bldg. Phone s64
GRANDVIEW.
FOR SALE-BUT LIKE RENTING.
Four Room Frame Bungalow 3 Lots near
school and car line. Price $4,000. $50 cash
Balance SIS net per month Interest In
cluded)- Apply 572s Grand ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09

BARGAINS
-Four Room glassed in sleeping
porch. all built under brick,
hardwood floors in two front
rooms. On two corner lots,
paved street $4,000. $500 cash.
Five Room Brick, four blocks
north Of new postoffice. Renting
for $40 per month. Can be raised
10 $50. Price II sold INN ediately
$4,000. Terms.
Call O. 3. HOOKER with
BHOADDUS & lie BARON
Realtors
IL Texas ST. Phone 1883
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09

-FOUR ROOM BUNGALOWS, porches.
oak floors, walks, HuecO and Lamar
SITS; $500: $500 cash.
NEW -FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW and
glazed room. . lots. paved St; $500;
$3.50 cash, bal mo-
FRANK +. cox
z1s Caples Bldg. Phone s425.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09

BUY YOUR HOME
S304O-AIodern five room bungalow
on Douglass St. Chased porch.
hardwood floors. builtin fea-
lures. large lot Near car line.
Bargain
sS5OO-Beautifu six room bungalow.
On Silver st. Chased and SER
vice porch, hardwood floors
throughout, servant quarters
builtin features, garage with
driveway, ~ lots. Furnace,
basement.
PORTER & HALVES
Real Estate and Insurance
201 Caples Bldg. Phi 1919
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09

FIVE room, modern bungalow. corner
property in Alta Vista paving paid for
only sf1oo, $500 cash. balance easy month
iy payments. This IL a cinch-
Ask for VIII Mari.
JAMES L. MARI & COMPANT.
Phone 1850.
We have for sale an elegant home
situated in the best part Of Man
haitian. overlooking the city. Extra
large living room and dining room
Wen arranged kitchen, all the built
in features. Three large bed rooms
hardwood floors throughout, tile bath
hot water heating plant, brick
garage. fine lawn and trees. Special
price 100000.
ANDERSON INVESTMENT CO.
sos Mesa Phone 1861
GRASDVIEW.
For Sals-Four room frame bungalow.
service and sleeping porches. near Grand
view school and Fl. Bliss car line. $4,000.
$3.50 cash. balance easy terms. Phi es4S-
A BEAUTIFUL ADDITION
Of 5000 lots in the wake Of
progress. just east Of the
Baptist sanitarium- Every lot
level one undulating
enough for good drainage
The city OF FL Paso cannot
grow in any direction except
by passing over this, as you
will see by a glance at the
city map VIII sell this ad-
dition so the buyer can make
an enormous profit
+ A. SPENCE,
Real Estate, Insurance,
Ranches and Livestock.
800 First National Bank Bldg.
Phone 1854.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09

SMALL VALLEY TRACT.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
On paved road near Socorro. well built
house on - acres; owner IL away. must
sell: bargain II taken at once a couple
lots considered as part pay.
JAY =. KNOX s COMPANY.
For Sale or Exchange-Real Estate
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FOR SALE or trade for cows. lots. Phi
5s13
FOR SAFE OR EXCHANGE-Farm Of 40
acres with good buildinEs near Elzna-t
Ind; viii exchange for income property
in Fl Paso or vicinity A. J. keyser.
Agent, us ". Marion st.. Elkhart, Ind.
VALLEY LAND TO TRADE.
20 TO $50 acres unimproved land 1pDcr
valley, near station and canal. 10 trade
for Fl Paso property: also IS acres So
zorro Grant and 81 acres Dorbandt Tract
70 trade; will take either improved or
unimproved II Paso property; this sum
mer may be your last chance TO set iow
JAY =. KNOX & COMPANY,
5ol caples Bldg. Phone 2z9s.
FOR EXCHANGE.
Two lots, corner Of Davis and West Slain
St.. good site for apartment building ]
block from union station. for modern Tesi-
dences 50 acres OF cultivated iand near
Alamoosa. Colo. for Fl Paso property;
equity in good rental bungalow FOR ~uto
or lots; 80 acres at Clint, IS acres in pears.
ior tenement; small tracts OF land This
side Of Fsleta for cottage at Cloudcroft
or Mountain Park; business property On
S. stanton St. blocks from san an
tonic. also brick tenement near Paso del
Norte Hotel. for improved farm: room
adobe house. miles below YEleta on
Clint Road. for lots or residences in Okla
homa City; houses on Bassett Ave-. near
Piedras ST. for small. improved farm: u
acres Fado. y. A. for lots or tenemant
Phone S. 500 Gables Ridr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09
s Hatt.r, 40 Qeanerl

CIEANWELL HAETERS AND ThfLORS
TINE 70 the name 405 " QreFQn- Rh- US
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09

$1,000
Beautiful bungalow at Five Points
on Tularosa street Has five rooms
and glassed in sleeping porch. Hard
wood floors. All built in features.
basement and heating plant Price
is absolutely right and terms can be
arranged to suit
Nice little cottage on White Oaks
street near Five Points. Has four
rooms and sleeping porch. Pay $500
cash, balance like rent
Five rooms and glassed sleeping
sleeping porch On Lebanon street
Two lots. Small cash payment and
balance like rent
A real home. Bungalow. has five
rooms, Elassed sleeping porch, break
fast room hardwood floors, basement
and heating plant, built in buffet,
kitchen cabinet and everything for
convenience Pay $3.50 cash. balance
easy. on Pershiug Drive
SECURITY REALTY CO.,
409 First Nat Bank Bldg. Phone 6771.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09

FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE

FOR sALE-Dresser. beds. dining COON
chairs and table, fiat top desk. ice roE
ISIS Lebanon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09

EXTRAORDINARILY CHEAP
TRACKAGE
200 II. on track by 40 IT. deep
for $500. Well located Think
OF it, Trackage for SIS per front
fOoti
FISE-RAMSEY REALTY CO.
sole Agents.
Phone 1913. New Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09

SI50O-Three room cottage. Government
Hill. lot 57hxI40. car line and paved
street, let me show you.
E25o0-Four room cottage near ?. P
S. W. shops. well improved. bath electric
lights. water ard gas. 81 izZ14o feet
$500 4 room bungalow and glass
sleeping porch. . lots. on paved street,
near Alta Vista school. $500 cash will
handle.
=. /. ALLEN.
1nl u Paso Bank 3 Trust BIeE-. Ph. $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09
Hardwars I'D Farnilurs


HEX CYCLE CO.-Bicycle. gun. umbrella,
key and lock and lawn mower repairing
we can Tx It- 1f7 Myrtle ST. Phi SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09
Trunk Factory

MRS. CHoNLA-Womau's Exchanrs and
sales shop q hand made articles. orders
taken FOR eakeL rs n. campbsll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09

FOR sALE-Five room bungalow. sleep
ing gallery. basement. corner lots. 40 feet
front 40 deep, on $500 block. Bliss q.
PHONE 3f4e. 1904 MONTANA.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-29
Uncle Joe" Establishes New
Record for Length Of Service

Washington, Dec. 2S.-"Uncle
Joe" Cannon, war horse of the
house of representatives, today es-
tablished a new American record
With the close of a dull house
session he passed the mark for
length OF service set by Justin Smith
Morrill, of the Vermont. who as SEN
ator and representative. served 43
years, nine months and "a days. The
former speaker will begin tomorrow
adding new time to his own record,
with the hope of reaching the ripe
old age of 100, and beating Glad
stones record of s. years in the
British house of commons.
uncle Joe's" achievement will be
celebrated in the house, tomorrow
with Champ Clark, himself veteran,
who retires March 4, leading the
speaking ceremonies. Mr.. Cannon
also will speak, and many of the
Older members will ask time for a
few remarks.
Walking about corridors of the
capitol today, chewing his long
black cigar, Mr.. Cannon told a
friend there was no use offering a
little advice to younger representa-
tives, because somebody else was
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-29

always thinking up smart things and
attributing them to him. The re-
mark, charged to Mr.. Cannon, that
they put spurs nthe heels of army
officers to keep their feet from slip
ping off the deck, was never uttered
by him.
"But what's the use" he asked.
Counting his victory in the recent
landslide, Mr.. Cannon has been
elected to congress q times. He
is now ending the 44th year OF
service. First elected in 1872, he has
just kept coming to congress ever
since, with the exception of two bad
Novembers, when his people failed
to return him. On May 7, next, he
will be IS years old. Few OF his
friends remember that he was born
at Guilford, N. c. He served eight
year as speaker. and has been doing
committee work so long he has for
gotten when he started.
Gladstone served So years in the
British house of commons and with
good election luck, hope to beat
that" the former speaker said. 81
have had four years absence I didn't
ask for, and hope to reach the s3
but then you never can tell"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-29
of
Houston Scored
yLession Head
Commander Says Testimony
Before Senate Finance Com
mittee on Proposed Soldier
Bonus Is Misleading.

Washington, Dec. 2S.-Testinony
by Secretary Houston of the treas
ury before the senate finance commit
tee yesterday, placing the cost of
carrying out the pending adjusted
compensation or soldier bonus bill
at $2,3O0,00O,0OO, was characterized
by F. w. Galbraith, national COM
lnander of the American Legion as
"cuttle-hsh skirmisn to muddy the
waters so that the principle involved
can be clouded in lot of figures
that mean nothing"
Mr.. Galbraith estimated the maxi
mum amount the bonus bill would
cost the governmen. at $l,878,8OO,-
600.
Secretary Houston's whole pre-
sentation of the matter" said the
legion commander, "was misleading
and designed to frighten the coun-
try into a reputation of its obliga-
ton to ex-service men. The gen.
eral impression was conveyed by his
testimony that the passage of the
adjusted compensation bill would
entail the immediate appropriation OF
billions of dollars by the government
and seriously cripple the financial con-
dition of the treasury. The facts are
that appropriations necessary to
carry out all features on the bill ex-
cept that of cash compensation
would be negligible for this year and
for several years to come and that
appropriations for cash compensa-
ton are not asked until July, 1921,
and are to be spread over two years" "
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-29
John Evans, Prominent.
Veteran Of Civil War,
Dies at North Platte

North Platte. Neb.. Dec. 2S.-.
Especial Telegram. John E. Evans,
civil war veteran, died here >yester-
day. He was born in Wisconsin.
November 7. 1847. Mr.. Evans
served throughout the civil war as
member of the first Wisconsin cav
airy, the regiment which brought
about the capture of Jefferson Davis.
He was a member OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic, Odd Fellows,
and Elks.
He had held the public offices OF
postmaster, county clerk. clerk of
the district court, county judge,
Deputy secretary Of state, member
of the legislature and registrar of
the United States land office. Mr..
Evans spent considerable time in
Utah, Montana. Idaho and Oregon
prospecting, ninin gand ranchig,
following the war. In 1871 he
settled in North Platte, where he has
lived for 50 years. He was married
to Marion H. Hall in 1881. His
wife survives him. They have one
son. Everett Fl. Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-29
Plot toRelease
State Convicts
Is Discovered
Arkansas National Guard
Troops Sent to Prisons Fol-
lowing Disclosure of Plan
For Wholesale Escapes.

Little Rock, Dec. 2e.-Reliable re-
ports of widespread plot to free
convicts in the state peiIitentiaries
were responsible for the mobilization
of the Pine Bluff machine gun COM
pany of the Arkansas national guard,
according to a statement by Cover
nor Brough.
According to the governor, the
plot was reported to him by peni-
tertiary officials and involved plans
for the release of Tom Slaughter
and Fulton Green, Oklahoma out
laws, now serving life sentences for
murder.
Slaughter and Green are confined
at the penitentiary at Little Rock and
principal precautions are to be taken
there, but 1t was learned detatch-
ments of the Pine Bluff company
also will be sent to the state farms
at Tucker, where white convicts are
confined, and to Cummins where
negro convicts are imprisoned. The
governors action in calling out the
troops, he said, followed a confer
ence with penitentiary and military
authorities, during which the reports
of the plot to escape were given. He
said it was not known how wide
spread the plot may be.
Governor Brough declined to dis
cuss the details of the reported plot,
but stated that the troops would be
kept on duty long enough to prevent
the contemplated escape. The gov
ernor also declined to say whether
the plot includes reports of outside
aid to the convicts as was the case
several days ago when trustees at
the penitentiarv confessed that a
similar plot was on foot to release
Slaughter, Green and other convicts.
1t was learned that the troops
stationed at the penitentiary will
conduct a thorough search of the
convicts~ and the buildings for
weapons or tools and prohibit visi-
tors within the walls. ..s ...
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-29
Mexican Killed
In Poker Came
McCook Man Charged With
Murder by Dying Victim
.,a Is Arrested.

McCook, Neb., Dec. 2S.-(Special
Ielegram.)-A brutal murder con-
cluded a poker game last night be-
tween three .Mexicans employed BY
the burlington railroad here. Jose
Sanchez, a roundhouse employe, is
dead, and his alleged murderer, Pete
Lopez, a section hand is in the cour-
ty. jail. Manuel Sanchez, connected
with the affair. is still at liberty,
although his arrest is expected at
any time. =
Sanchez died within two hours Of
the shooting through the abdomen,
but charged Lopez with the crime
before his death.
Lopez spent last night in a hav-
stack south of McCook, but was ar
rested this Afternoon within a mile of
Cedar Bluffs, Kan, by Sheriff Nc
Claim and City Marshal Traphagan
and is now confined in the steel cell
in the county Jail. Lopez bears an
unenviable record for cruelty and
it is charged that he formerly mur-
dered a white man, and a year ago
roasted an aged man and woman
over a hot stove in an effort to ex-
tort money from them.
The murder is said to have re-
suited over the refusal of Sanchez
20 loan Lopez some money.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-29
Harding g Hears
Varying Views
On League Issue
Ideas Of Senator McCumber
OF North Dakota and Oscar
Straus of New York Are
Conflicting.

Marion, O.. Dec. 2S-Conficting
counsel regarding an association of
nations was given Presiden-elect
Harding today by former supporters
of the league of Versailles.
Senator Porter J. McCumber OF
North Dakota, VINO voted for un-
reserved ratification of the Versailles
treaty, advised the president-elect to
put the league aside and try for a
new deal all around in his efforts
to form an international peace So
ciety.
Oscar Straus of New York, for
mer ambassado to Turkey and pro-
league worker in the treaty fight,
took the view that the United States
still should accept the league in
some form and should launch its
next move for world peace through
that agency.
Both expressed confidence in Sen
ator Harding's policy of seeking to
unite tho country behind an inter-
national program, but neither would
express an opinion regarding the
president-elect's specific proposals
for a world concert as he outlined
it to them.
Although he was the leading re-
publican supporter of the league
through. both ratification battles in
the senate Senator McCumber said
he regarded the covenant as def
nitely rejected so far as the United
States was concerned and thought
All association of nations now could
be built UP independently of the
league machinery. He suggested that
the greater powers be linked by a
network of arbitration treaties as the
basis of the new society and that a
disarmament agreement might be
consummated as the next step to-
ward world peace,
As acting chairman Of the senate
finance committee, Mr.. McCumber
also talked with the president-elect
about taxation and tariff proposals.
He held out little hope that the pres
ent session of congress would do
more than pass appropriation bills
and budget measure.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-29
All Momence, ILL.,, Is
Present at Funeral
OF Lieut.. Pat O'Brien

Momence, ILL.,, Dec. 28-This lit
tie city saw Pat O'Brien again Mon
day. For the first time in the his
tory of Momence he was quiet.
Through "a binding blizzard. a
long procession OF automobiles and
citizens on foot moved slowly and
sadly to the cemetery. They were
burying Lieut.. Pat O'Brien. aviator
nero of the great war, the light
hearted boy who ran away from
home to seek adventure and found
it. who lodged German machine
guns, escaped from German prisons
and finally took his own life in a
hotel in Los Angeles.
At the head of the funeral pro-
cession marched the Knights Temp
lar, the Shriners. and other repre-
sentatives of the Masonic order.
Among the dignitaries was Cover
nor-Elect Len Small. Despite his
sad ending. Lieutenant Pat will al
ways be a hero in Momence.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-29
Negro Sentenced to Death
For Murder of Sheriff

Madisonville, KY, Dec. 28.-Lee
Ellison, negro, was found guilty
of numbering Sheriff r. Scott Hunter
of Hopkins county, on November
), and sentenced to death in the
electric chair on January 81. The
Ellison trial openedsthis morning and
the verdict was returned late this
afternoon.
Ellison was arrested in Hannibal.
Mo-, two weeks ago after search
that extended over a half dozen
states. He Yas returned to Ken
lucky and lodged in the Jefferson
county jail at Louisville for safe
keeping.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-29
Court Holds Pardons
IS. OF Villistas Legal

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Dec. 2s.-Par-
dons granted by Governor A. o.
Larrazolo to 16 Villistas serving
terms in the state penitentiary for
their participation in raid on
Columbus, N. NJ, are valid, the
state supreme court ruled, but it like
wise upheld the action of Luna coun-
ty officials i'll rearresting the men
before they had been actually re-
leased from prison.
The Mexieans will be kept at the
state prison pending trial on new
charges of murder in connection
with the raid. ~.
The supreme courts decision was
handed down as a result of habeas
corpus proceedings brought to COM
pei the prison officials to release the
Mexicans in accordance with the
governors pardons. Parties fight
ing the release of the men argued
that the governor exceeded his
authority in pardoning the men with
out the recommendation of the
state prison commissioners. The
court held that the governors con-
stitutional pardoning power was
absolute and could not be restricted
by any legislative act