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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-07-31

The Binga State Bank is shaping
things rapidly to satisfy an enormous
chenille in this great city.
Mrs. Alpha Maxwell, 42O7 Prairie
avenue, returned home last Friday from
an important business trip to New
York City.
Mrs. Carrie Warner, sss2 Calumet
avenue, win on August /, leave for
Idlewild, Mich, where she win remain
until near the first Of September.
Charles Stewart, who is employed by
the United Associated Press Assoeia-
ton, win visit his family a few days
this week, at 1922 Aberdeen street.
Misses EHie johnson, and Maud
wOOdfork Of Nashville and Lebanon,
Tenn and Mrs. Rena MOEgan Of Bloom
mgtOn, Ill are guests Of DIR. and Mrs
NJ. A. Majors at 445O Prairie Ave.
Bishop 1. B. Scott of Nashville,
Tenn, last week was the quest of Dr..
and Mrs. NJ. A. Majors and Rev. and
Nfrs- John W. Robinson, 2ls E. Fiftieth
street.
Mrs. Ida B. Wells Barnett, 1924
Grand Boulevard, held a delightful re-
ception Sunday afternoon, in honor
of Attorney Marie Madre Marshall of
Washington, D. C.
DR.. Lawrence Blanehet, $3.50 s. State
street, is home again after spending
one month, in visiting with relatives
and friends in New Orleans, La. and
in various parts Of Texas.
Among the recent arrivals who have
come to make Chicago their home is
Miss Elnora Majors of Nashville, Tenn,
cousin to DR.. NJ. A. Majors. She win
manage her cousins publications, which
are having such great circulation
throughout the country.
Judge william FInnimore Cooper,
who at one time was bitterly engaged
in a long wrangle with Hon. Maelay
Hoyne, States Attorney Of Cook
County. has TO the great regret of his
many friends, resigned as one of the
judges Of the Superior Court
Mr.. Henry Davis Middleton has be-
come a big stakeholder in The Harvey
3. Saunders Drug Co. He is a stock
salesman for the above company, and
the way his many friends are rallyingl
means that it win be one of the big
Negroe corporations of Chicago.
Madam N. Galway Byron and Miss
Nellie D. Galloway, $500 Rhodes ave,
had as their dinner guests, Mr.. and Mrz.
james Mouldin, Washington, d. C.,
Marie Madre Marshall, Atty, Washing
ton. d. c., Ms. George seweI Tyre
and Miss Kate Brown, teachers in the
pubic schools Of Chattanooga, Tenn.
One Of the big real estate deals
among the raee was recently made BY
Dr.. n A. Majors, II being an eight
aat building On Bowen avenue. An
dersOn and Terrell were the agents rsho
sOnsumated the deal sponsored By Geo.
a. Jackson the president Of the Pyra,
id building and Loan Association.
Attorney Perry ". Howard, Of Jack
.on. Miss, Who Is prominent IN Repnb-
Iican politics IN that state and Robert
R. chnrrh, q Memphis. Tenns hsafer
me extensive RAJ esfste osner; pls1.l
lsnily connected With she Lincoln IA
'fonal League; hare been spendins
.ight or ter aayn ef thzir sunmsf a.
'alioa here - al tieags.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-07-31
CHIPS

Ms Marion Adams, has removed
from 1918 Wentworth avenue, to Ss1
E s5th street.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-07-31

Big PIneapplss In Peru.
In Peru pineapples grow to tn
weight Of 20 pounds.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-07-31

One of the high class honest and best judges of the Mr
pal Court of Cmcago who win without any question about
It. be Fenomnated and reelected his present position
the November election
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-07-31

Mrs. Carrie Warner, ss22 Calumet
avenue, win on August l, leave for
IdleWild, Mich, where she win remain
until near the first Of September.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-07-31

Il as city snss July I5th. 1854
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Phone Wentworth 2sef
JULIUS F. TAYLOR
Editor and Publisher
DR. n. A MAJORS
Associate Editor
sTO0 South Saate Street
Phone Drexel 1l1s
Vol XIV. July 81, 1920. No. IS.
astsred - ssesna-cass Natter, Ans.
q. 1904, a tie Pet oAss a OisasoS
N Unasr At e Narsh 8, 1879.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-07-31

Charles Stewart, who is employed by
the United Associated Press Assoeia-
ton, win visit his family a few days
this week, at 1922 Aberdeen street.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-07-31

DR.. Lawrence BlAnehet, s556 s. State
street, is home again after spending
one month, in visiting with relatives
and friends in New Orleans, La. and
in various parts Of Texas.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-07-31

astsred - sseondlclass Natter, Aus.
q. 1904, a tie Pet oAss a 0isaso,
N Upasr Al = MarsA ., isEs.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-07-31

Mrs. Ida B. Wells Barnett, 1924
Grand Boulevard, held a delightful re-
eeption Sunday afternoon, in honor
of Attorney Marie Madre Marshall of
Washington, D. C.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-07-31

Among the recent arrivals who have
come to make Chicago their home is
Miss ElnOra Majors of Nashville, Tenn,
cousin to DIR. NJ. A. Majors She win
manage her cousins publications, which
are having such great circulation
throughout the country.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-07-31

Misses Ehie johnson, and Maud
WOOdfork Of Nashville and Lebanon,
Tenn, and Mrs. Rena MOEgan Of Bloom
ingtOn, III. are guests Of DIR. and Mrs
NJ. A. Majors at 445O Prairie Ave.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-07-31

Bishop L B. Scott of Nashville,
Tenn, last week was the quest of DIT.
and Mrs. N. A. Majors and Rev. and
Mn. John W. Robinson, 2ls E. Ffftieth
street.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-07-31

Judge william FSnnimore Cooper,
who at one time was bitterly engaged
in a long wrangle with Hon. Maelay
Hoyne, States Attorney of Cook
County. has TO the great regret of his
many friends, resigned as one of the
Judges Of the Superior Court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
D. H. HART, %
YEARS CLERK
INU. S. COURT

p. r. Hart today completed his 33rd
year as clerk OF the United States dis
rrict court for the western district
Of Texas. and becomes the second old
est federal court clerk in point OF
service I'm the nation.
1Ir. Hart was made clerk Of federal
court ~ austin in November 1887 Six
wears later be became the first clerk
Of the western district the largest in
only district official In service at the
time he entered stiu on the job. and
one Of the two still living Judge T.
s. MaLer. who resigned as district
judge several years ago. IS the other
At the time Mr.. Hart entered serV-
ice as clerk. land suits growing out
o. old Spanish grants along the Dor
der were the principal court business
To-day criminal business takes the
major portion Of the courts time
During the last three years, Nr. Hart
SAYS, criminal business has nearly
tripled. The western district Of Texas
handled more criminal business last
year than any other district in the
country. with the exception Of those
at New York and San brancisco.
Despite his long service Mr- Hart p
compartivelr Young and fellow Of
ficials are predicting his term Of serv-
ice viii have approached the halt
century mark before he resigns
He is the father Of four sons, one Of
whom. Thamas MaZev Hart, IS cap
tain Of the University OF Texas loot
ball team. This son returned 70 the
university after service with the
American forces IN France He took
mart In several major engagements as
first lieutenant in the 90th division
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
) POLICEMEN
SHOT NFIERCE
IRISH RIOTING

Belfast Ireland. nov. s.-Fivs DO
I licemen were shot. two OF them nelne
7 seriously wounded Two shops were
I burned and others wrecked IN riots
I at Londonderry Saturday night Riot
Z ing began when police guarding the
customs house were attacked sim
Feiners owned all the property at
tackled
The sffrav occurred in a busy
neighborhOod and so terrified the
crowds that they fled homeWard IN q
panic Afterwards the police and the
military ralded a large section OF the
city. searching everyone they found
outdoors and invading and searching
Later a hostile crowd assembled in
waterloo square. a Sim Fein thor
oughfare. and had 10 be dispersed by
the military Even after the curfew
hour, there was almost unceasing re-
volver and rifle fire for Two hours.
with occasional sounds like explosions
OF bombs.
A number Of armed men passed
along william street smashing shop
windows with the butt ends Of rifles.
destroying the lamps on The electric
stands by rifle fire and plunging the
whole street in darkness Two prem
ises were set on fire, one a garage
A number Of animals we're burned TO
death and the motors In The garage
destroyed
Flee From Homes.
Many persons left their homes and
spent the night In distant parts Of
the city.
a fire brigade called to fires IN
William street had a thrilling expert
euce- Before starting, The uremen|
appealed TO the military for aid and
number OF armed soldiers Travelled
on the engines On their way rifle
fire was opened upon them from both
sides OF the road The soldiers re-
turned the fire and two men were
seen TO fall
Fierce riotinE, confined TO a lin
lied area broke out in north Belfast
yesterday. the neiEhborhood involved
being known as the Sranhope area.
which has figured in every disturb
ance since July. Hundreds Joined IN
the fray, the Unionists with stones
and the Sim Feiners with reFolvers
and rifles
Parade Near White House.
washington, d c., Nov. Stun
dreds Of Irish sympathizers marched
for an hour Sunday night in single
file around the white house as a pro-
test against the recent death Of Ter
ence MacSwiney- The demonstration
was organized at a meeting Of the
local branch Of the Friends Of Irish
Freedom and IL was announced Il
would be repeated each night for Is
days, one for each Of the DAYS Mac
SWiney tasted before his death
President Wilson Il was said. had
retired and there vas no Indication
from the white house that the pres
auce OF the marchers had been OBJ
served
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
POLICE 100 SLOW. BANK
PRESIDENT FINDS MONEY

Chicago. Ill. Nov. 8.-Dissatisfied
with the work OF the police in fol-
loving MP clues in the robbery FRI
dav on se75.000 in cash, checks and
bonds from q messenger FOR the Hyde
Park State bank. John A Carroll,
president OF the bank. started an in
vestiEation OF his own and last night
had recovered az but $500 OF the
loot. had given the police the names
Of the robbers and had started a chase
after them
From clues furnished by the mes
FenEsr. Carroll picked up the trail OF
the robbers and followed Il 10 an
abandoned barn. or the outskirts Of
the city He had Edward Royles.
owner Of the barn arrested, and
Rovles. according to the police, said
that his brother. James Royles- James
Brennan and George Doherty. stu
dents at the University Of Chicago
army training school were the men
who robbed the messenger In the
barn was found nearly all the bonds
and checks
me three men accused by Royles
are being sought
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

Look Here.-VNe are after your business.
HoW's this2 Good coal heaters. 81 w.
gas heaters, 81 ups Eas ranges. SIS Up.
OIL heaters. s. upi ana burner oil
stoves new. SIS ups wardrobes. SIS. dress
ers. SIC up. iron beds. s2-50 ID. brass
beds. $500 ups cid walnut bedroom suite.
SIS. It's a dandy metal bedsprinra. IS
up mattresses. 80 Ups new chairs s5sU
up- rockers. $3.50 up carpets, all the way
from $40 20 li5- we have a fun lire cf
new and used carpets new gate ierred
table e11s round dining tables SIS up.
Hoosier kitchen cabinet. f15. new kitchen
safes. F1o- refrise-a-ors. S. up- saultarE
ccuches- $50 library tables. good ouer 81
up5 pillows. 81 Per pair and vs. a SIS
buffet for $685. large restaurart ranra
$40. anthracite hasehuruer. $685. WIDOW
shades, new, 15cs a good couch fer So
center tables 81. lot o. swell u1ahoe-
any, walnut and hirdssya bedroom furnl-
ture EainE az a barE1lui clothes wrlnre-s.
So tubs. l5c up- Drophszd Singer. $50. q
NeW Home machine. usad months. ccst
f85. now s45: gas heaters for bathroom.
So mahogany office table So. roll TOP
desks. good as new. $50 up- Flbcoli1. see
china cups and saucsrs. secs player piano.
$500. cost 500 last winter Tlctrola. $40.
Vlctroia records. s5c EACH piano music.
soc We buy. sell and ezchange- We are
to the lead and aim Co stay there We
have thousands CT bargains that yuu can
use a. cur very low prices Thank you.
come IN Mcndar- HURST EERNIrL EE
CO.. EOS 8. Stanton Phi $685.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
SERBIAN TROOPS CROSS
BOUNDARY OF BULGARIA

Paris. France. Nov. 8-The Bull
zarlan legation yesterday received The
following telegram from Sofia dated
Sunday
Ssrvian troops have crossed the
frontier 20 occupy the territory de-
rached from Bulgaria by the treaty OF
Neuillv without awaiting the de-
narration Of the frontier and the set
Element Of numerous questions brought
before the ambassadors conference
IN Paris.
The Bul Earian government find
Ing The occupation premature, protest
ed but. 10 prove its loyalty, il Or
dered she Bulgarian authorities 10
withdraw without resistance
-SerFian troops entered Isaribrode
Yesterday. All stores we're closed as
sign OF mourning and three days o.
mourning have been declared through
out Bulgaria
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
GERMANS IN BIG MEETING
FOR WORLD REVOLUTION

BerLn, Germany, Nov 8.-The left
wing Independent Socialists have
5o-neQ Win the German communists
IN concentrating the anniversary of
the Russian revolution. The demon
stration brought 1900 to the Lust
gartens opposite the former imperial
palace, where the orators lauded Z
World revolution and the demonsfra-
tots cneered for the third futerna-
Ilonale- The demonstration passed or
IN an orderly manner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
GIRL SCOUT MOVEMENT
ENDORSED BY HARDING

Harding En- a letter to AIRS Jane D.
Rippin, national director Of the Girl
Scouts, gave his endorsement TO the
Girl Scout movement, saying the
triple aim OF the movement home
making, health getting and citizen
ship. IS an ideal OF womanhood, TO
which am delighted 70 give my en-
tire approval and support
The Girl Scout movement with its
comprehensive training in every
branch Of home making. baby care
and home economies. in its study OF
tae ideals and duties OF citizenship,
q the scientific uphuildlng Of the
health Of the girls through the scout
camp lie. games and exercises and
its well rounded educational pro-
gram. is most valuable" he wrote
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
MANY PERSONS CONVERTED
AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Twenty persons pledged themselves
20 lead Christian lives. some OF them
VIII 80 70 missionary fields or become
minister's and nearly as many more
Joined the church, following sermons
at the First Baptist church SUNDAY.
DR.. Lee r Scarborough. president
OF the Southwestern Baptist theo-
logical seminary Fort Worth. viii
speak at the church next Sunday
morning i was announced. and Rev.
Frank ]. Norris, pastor OF the First
Baptist church Of Fort Worth, has
been asked 70 speak at the night SER
vices Mr. Norris's church has the
largest sunday school in the world
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
MEXICAN PRIVATE HELD
on PASSPORT CHARGES

Miguel Silva, claiming 20 be a pri-
vale in the Mexican army, was held
under bond Of $3.50 when arraiEned
before United States commissioner A.
i. W Echmld Monday on a charge OF
entering this country without a pass
port and OF having ? small quantity
Of teuuila in his possession. The
nan entered plea Of not guilty and
his hearing was set for Tuesday aft
ernoou-
Luis Erausr0. charged with snug
Cling property into the United States.
was held under bond C $1,000. pre-
limiuarg hearing 70 be given Wednes-
day morning. He pleaded not guilty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
KRAMER SAYS LAST TRACE
OF SALOON Is VANISHING

New York. Nov s-Prohibftion.
like other great reforms. is moving
slowly but in the right direction and
five years hence all traces Of the
saloon, save possibly a swinging door.
VIII be efiaced. according to John
F. Kramer, federal prohibition com
missioner.
Liquor. like other evils. he said
has had men in its grasp since Adam
and Eve, and prohibition. the most
radical principle ever adopted in the
history Of the world must neces-
sarily bids its time before realizing
victory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
CONFERENCE MAY AVERT
ERENCH MINE STRIKE

Paris. France NOV. s.-The govern
meut has obtained an agreement from
the mine employers TO meet repre-
sentatires Of the National Federation
Of Miners fin an effort 20 avert the
threatened strike for enforcing the
mems demands tor higher wages and
liberalization OF the mines
The men are demanding the maxi
mum pre-war scale be multiplied by
i've as the cost OF living they de-
clare. has been increased more than
skiold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
COAL OPERATIVES LOSE
CASE m FEDERAL COURT

tives in the coal conspiracy criminal
cases in the United States court al
Indianapolis lost their case in the
federal court IN which they sought to
eujoin officers Of the government
from removing and prosecuting them
az Indianapolis on the round that
section nine Of the Lever act was uu-
constitutional
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
BALKY MULES HOLDUP
TRAFFIC IN BUSY STREETS

a team Of mules baked Monday at
the intersection OF san Francisco and
south FL Paso streets and held M
traffic for about IS minutes The
mules were hauling a load OF cement
crowd gathered, the mules were
unhitched, and a dozen men pushed
the load out OF the way Of street
cars and automobiles. BY that time
the mules were over their bsIzy. spell
and agreed 10 haul the wagon away.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
PUZZLE

7 HAVE drawn a line through those
squares to produce a total Of 81
remarked the schOOlmistresss and
I now want you 10 show me The way
TO make the largest possible score. by
drawing a straight line and adding
20 Eether the numbers Of the squares
which the line crosses
What's your best scorer
ANSWER TO SATURDAYS PUZZLE
There are 20 different routes be-
tween the schoolmaster's home and
the schoOlhouse, eight squares dis
tant--Copyright 1873, by Sam Lloyd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
MAN HELD ON LARCENY
CHARGE HANGS HIMSEI F

Denver. Colo, Nov 8.-Using strfps
Of his bedding TO make a moose
Charles AlWell IS. hanged himself In
ms eel AZ the county Jan His body
was found by Jan attendants vesfer-
day They say he had made two pre-
Flols attempts 10 end his life Al
Wen according 10 police. was being
held on a charge OF grand larceny. IN
AlTell, Of Providence. r. J.. Be mott
fled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
AIR MAIL PILOT FOUND
DEAD WEST OF CHEYENNE

Cheyenne. Wye. Nov. s.-The body
OF John ?. Woodward. air mail pilot
was found in the wreckage Of his
plane at Tie Siding. 40 miles west ~
Cheyenne, and Is miles southeast Of
Laramie, Wyo-, late yesterday ac-
road men.
woodward was last reported over
laramie at 2-40 o'clock Saturday ar
ternoon-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
Business Chances

PHOTO STUDIO for sale. rent. or rooms
20 lease address s IL. care Herald
SWISS WATCHES repaired. gents. ladies'
wrist even the smallest Martin & Son.
Watch Specialists, 214 E. san Antonio
FOR sALE-Beauty parlo;. best location
in Fl Paso, clearing $500 a month. on &C
count 81 other business viii sacrifice For
Information address ~ us. care Herald
FINE business opportunity for man and
vie or 9 ladies' that understand eating
house and hot and cold drink place. for
sale or rent. win clear from so 20 $50
per day. J. s. Crozier Room sos Trust
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
CZEGIO-SLOVAKA RESTORES
FREE TRADE WITH FRANCE

Paris. France nov. S.=France and
Czecho-SlOvakia have concluded a
commercial accord under which they
agree mutually 10 reestablish free
dom OF trade between the two coun-
tries, 50 far as the exchange situation
and reyictualing necessities permit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
Situation, Wanted-Mals

H----~-------------------
POSITION wanted IN Fl Paso by a young
American ont OF town with clerical eI-
perience, typist aud speaks Spanish flu-
entity car furnish references. address 7
120. care Herald
INVESTIGATED-Car indexed men. clas-
slfied by crafts and trades. with photo
graph and full Information as 20 previous
experience and reference questionable
we can furnish a man for any position
by careful selection Vocational Dept. 2
n. @ A. ph- ers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
Special Notices

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MATTRESSES RENOVATED. 81 RUGS
HElIsTITCHING. pieot. sccordiHn plating.
EELTOS PANT CO.-PamUc pap=r-
hanging. DECORATING SOS IS. Sisu-ar- Ph--s7
HEMsTTTCHING, alterations. accordIan
Jones. SIX Emporium 21S Mesa Pm 4l72.
HEMST1TCHING. picot edge work done on
short notice. any kind OF material Singer
Sewing Machine Co. 205 g e Pasc-
UNITY SCHOOL or CHRISTfANTTF-
10000 Mills Bldg. meetings Friday and
Monday nights, s o'clock: prosperity meet
ings daily. u 70 Z Moons
". A. BAKER. formerly with the west
Texas Motor Co. Is now located In his
own shop and ready to do your repair
work. at SIS MaEoffin. Phi 25a2.
N ORDER 70 MAKE ROOM
Tor our immense holiday stock We otter
guns, musical Instruments. typeWriterss
binoculars. etc. at unheard OF prices
BARNETTs, 219 san ANTONIO ST.
TIE Ell PASO MATTRESS MFG. co. has
Installed the most modern machinery In
the manufacture OF mattresses OF all kinds
Our special is renorating mattress
renovatinE. JIG. Is Park 81. Rh- 4145.
PROF. and AIRs. WYSDHA1I REDFOHD
School OF Dancing. Monday. Nov eth-
Studio opposite Paso del Norte Hotel.
2061E s. ii Paso- Lessons strictly private
every day b. appointment Ph- ~.
NOTICE.
Madame La Rlcherschon smith. Beauty
Specialist ] specialize on the face and
scalp pimpies. blackheads, hlotches. any
dren's hair cutting residence work only
Pm 5afIW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08

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Larrsst list apartments. furu- or unfurn-
Phone 1878 New trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-08
Auction Sales

Auction Sales
--~--~~-------~---~s~-
WALTER A. WILLIAMS, AUCTIONEER.
Phi 5512. office $40 E. san Antonio. Auc-
ton House VIII handle sales IN or cut
q toWn. Once hours. $40. lz-z. Sc.
ROOming HOuses-For Sale and Rent
EOR SALE-By owner. small hotel Phi
$3.50.
WANTED-lfanageme OF hotel any
slider buying furniture Of roomlng house
OF about 90 rooms 1875 Arizona
TO BUY Oh SELL that rooming or apart
ment house. hotel OF business, see Meiers.
JAMES L. MARI & COMPANY.
Phone 1850 aof san Antonio.
BOOMING HOUSE WANTED-Wm trade
farm land as part payment on paying
hotel. fine land growing rapidly IN value.
would make fine fruit. poultry or dairy
farm, might consider other business or
car. address p o. Box 1889. ~ Paso, Tex
HOTEL AND ABATEMENT BARGAISss
% rooms. dandy location. clearing over
$500 per month. price $500 cash $4,000.
% rooms steam heat running water.
excellent location prize sG50Q. cash $500.
heat. fine location. good lease az S65 PER
month; wiz make good living price s25oo.
cash $500
Beautiful apartment house OF 50 rooms
and sleeping porches. best location, long
lease az cheap rent modern IN every re-
spect: price $1,000, cash $4,000
Many other good propositions
See lIr- kivel. with
GOODMAN BROS. & CO.. nc.
COS n stanton St Phone 2f24.