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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

For Ssle-City Property
FOR sALE-owner. 4 room bungaloE.
giassed Il sleeping porch. never been oe-
FOR sALE-Furnishsd. $500, room
brick, bath. toilet basement corner so by
40. Ph- 1901.
n YOU Want to buy OF II you want 10
sell We are az your service 10 trouble to
HALL-sTMPSOE CO.
42s Trust Bldg. Phone 1883.
New room BUNGALOW. hardwood floors.
heat, south front. on paved street. $65oo-
-Four room bungalow, basement. S P. paw
ing paid an the built IN features, sflso-
-Four room cottage. bath on paved strset.
-Four room wen built frame, bath. s. P.
on fun lots. paving paid. $3.50.
Four room adobe pebble dash, bath. s
Good terms on al the above houses
Close in on S Stanton. 50 feet. bargain at
$4,000; very easy terms terms
sos herald BldE. Phone see
$3.50
A BARGAIN IN GRANDVEW.
swell bungalow Of four rooms,
glazed room and S. P, all built-in
features. hardwood floors, etc. Easily
worth $4,000. Make terms OF $500 down
and easy monthly payments
LEAEaEaA NaEALAI w.
Fh. 4s6. 30T First Nat Bldg.
BEST BUY N MANHATTAN-Six
room bungalow. good as new. Lo-
Gated on two full lots. paved street
and sidewalks This Is in the heart
Of Manhattan Heights. Price $500.
$1,000 cash. and fifty dollars a month
L 7. KILLER with
LEATELL & SHERMAN,
116 Texas St Phi. 1925
1--WE BuILD.s
We have been in the building bush
ness in FL Paso continuously for the
last twelve years and have built
nearly q thousand homes and business
houses. On account Of our large
volume OF business we claim that we
can give you a better building for
less money. We are contractors and
builders and build anything from the
simplest bungalow to an office build
Ing. Building Of all kinds financed
II desired
Capital $4,000
Phone es4 2Is Texas St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

JTAITFR A. WILLIAMS. AUCTIONEER.
Phi a51e. office 519 z. san Antonio. Auc-
ton House. VIII handle sales in or cut
q town. offics houta $40. 10. s-s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

O-P-P-O-R-T-U-N
Would you like to keep store
and pay for your home and
businsss2 Small nsighbor-
hood grocery store with nv-
ing quarters, fixtures and
small stock Opportunity for
live wire TO work up good
business In growing section
Price $1,000: terms. Apply to
Mr. Abbot.
JAS. J. WATTS CO.
so7 City Natl Bank Bldg.
Phi 454.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

FOR SALE-SssOO.
Six room bungalow, basement,
heat, hardwood floors, garage.
Terms.
FETE ROOM BRICK-s45O0.
$500 block Montana. paving
paid. Terms.
HRADDUs 4 LEBARON.
liz Texas Street.
Phone 1858.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

5000
Buys this modern bungalow. In Manhattan
HeishtE. four rooms and glazed room.
services porch. basement and heating plant,
unique built IN features. hardwood floors,
absolutely modern IN every respect. only
$3.50 cash beiancs s5s per month including
interest.
$1,000
Beautiful bungalow home within one and
half hlnc1s q Five Points has five rooms
and Eiassed IN sleeping porch. basement
and heating plant two fuii lots with rzr-
age Street parked and paved and paid
for $500 cash. balance to suit II you in
tend % buy a home you had better buy
NOW because fall and winter "a near end
II you know Il Paso you know what that
mean1- Just call 1fr. Ming OF Mr. Bonner
and We win be glad 70 show these ana
many others.
TRI-sTATE COMMISSION co.
2e4-115 Trust Bldg. Phone ssff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

COMPLETELY FURNISHED 4-ROOlT
BRICK HOUSE on NEW SCENIC
DRIVE IN HIGHLAND PARK
Only one block OF car and street Is
now being graded for entrance to new
highway. Get this before Il Is too
late. Terms $500 cash. balance easy
HERNDON KEMP. with
TURNER, KEMP & COLDWELL
Stats Natl Bank Bldg. Phone 2Qso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

$500 DOWN, ONLY Ss15O.
so MONTH, INCL. INT.
Beautiful new bungalow OF
rooms and large sleeping porch,
living room across entire front.
on big grounds. near cars and
school. a snap on these easy
terms.
sFHILLIPs-CREEL REALTY co.
Phi 43s. s07 First Nat. Bldg
$500 PER MONTH
WILL Buy YOU A HOME WHY RESTe
Only f105 cash and SIS PEI month. IN
Guiding interest VIII pay for a = room
brick house (neW) With bath and large
sleeping perch. near car line. in fine resi-
denca district; price, tz15o.
Call Bottorff.
JAMES L. 1IARR a COMPANY.
Phone 1850. so4 Z. san Antonio st.
THREE Rooms and three sleeping
porchss- 100000; lot 5ox120; S350.o0
cash. 5000 per month inc Int. Frame
house IN good order. stone garage,
$50 feet from Manhattan Heights.
This Is worth the money. Call
Mr. TRAFTON WITH
GOODMAN BROS. & CO., INC.
Real Estate. Insurance.
2o5 y. Stanton. I'd. z4zs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

For Sale-Country Property
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WANT to trade $4,000 income property In
Fl Paso for small cattle ranch
See Penebaker with the
D. +. WHITE COMMISSION COMPANY.
For Sale-Farms and Ranches
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FOR SALES acres on paved road near
Xsleta. small payment down. balance
years. ID. Lerner Jeweiry Co, Mills Bldg.
FOR SALLY owner, so acre irrIgatsd
ranch, high state Of cultivation. near La
Mesa, y. a.. / mile from Fado station on
EraVeled road, all farm machinery, stock.
siio. hay barn. small house, best land IN
valley. Phi 755sW after evenings and
sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

NEAR HIGH SCHOOL
BARGAIN.
Six rooms and breakfast room, gray
enamel woodwork, hot air heat, built
IN linen closet, fire place, book
cases and buffet. hardwood floors
throughout, tile bath; the best buy in
the city. Price $3.50 Terms $1,000 cash.
SAME LOCATION.
Five rooms and breakfast room. 1iv-
ing room across entire front OF house.
French doors TO dining room: all
built-in features; tile bath. steam
heating plant: hardwood throughout.
Price $3.50. Terms $1,000 cash
PHILLIPs-CREEL co.
Ph. l3s. 5o7 First Nat. Bldg.
ATTRACTIVE HOME. BEAUTI-
FULLY BUILT
S60o0-s20o0 cash-Bal. 1. ?, 3 Years.
A beautifully designed and attractive
5-room bungalow, and glassed sleep
ing porch. hardwood floors, bath,
builtin features. and fire place, and
furnace. beautiful vines twining all
over everything. adding very mate
rally to the appearance Of the prop
erty. All home seekers should see
this now. call
Mr.. TRAFTON, WITH
GOODMAN BROTHERS & CO.. INC.
Real Estate-Insurance
205 n. Stanton. Phone 2424.
s11s TULAROsA sT-ss3OO
$500 CASH
This is one Of the incest bungalows
in the city. Has living room. dining
room, kitchen and service porch on
back. Has two nice bed rooms and
large glassed IN sleeping porch Nice
basement and modern heating plant.
The built-in features are grand This
is Just two blocks from Five Points.
South front and large lots. has beau
tifu1 vines and flowers. II you want
a real home see this.
Call MEREDITH
SECURITY REALTY co.
z0s First Natl. Bank Bldg. Phi. 6771
AURORA STREET.
Just east OF Piedras street. Elegant 5
room bungalow with breakfast room. fac
ing south. oak floors laid over solid pine.
felt paper between; tile bath. base tub,
pedestal lavatory. double tile drain board
with tile back and large cabinet. half base
uent csmented. also cement driveway;
with classy front porch. full lots. French
doors between living and dining rooms
walls Tiffany finish: interior wood old
ivory and white: furnace Installed: paved
street. surrounded by a community Of
home owners. Price 5000 Phone z. Il.
Fletcher, 4449. Res -7511W.
MCKEE BROS, sos Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

Machinery-Al Kinds
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FOR SALE-Thrss miles inch line pipe.
good 10 drill OF set in shallow wells. 45c
foot. mile o. recessed long couplings. 8
thread, 8 inch pipe. f1-25 foot. miles
inch line pipe 75c foot $50 coo feet OF
long coupling. IS pounds. inch Reading
drill pipe. as good as new. soc foot. "a ro-
tary drilling rigs. complete. $3.50 and up:
all sizes Of new pipe in stock at whole
sale prices IN local Shipments new and
second hand 80 H. P. to 50 H P. boilers
from s50o to f16s5: we manufacture heavy
elevators and draw wcrEa Brooks Sup
ply Co Eeauunrt Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

Seven room brick bungalow, sleeping porch.
lots. price $500; also s room bunge-
low, sleeping porch. 2 lots. price $500;
these houses are modern except heat D.ce
lawns and shade, small cash payment On
each, balance easy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

FIVE POINTS BARGAIN. $3.50.
Five rooms. Eiassed sleeping porch,
hardwood floors. buflt-in buffet and book
cases. tile bath. There Is a basement. heat
ing plant and garage. two full lots. lawns
seeded. paved and parked street and de-
sirabis neighborhood. two blocks from
Five Points. An unusual bargain, $500
cash, baisnce easy.
lIr. Stone.
HENRY b. STONE 3 co.
Phone 1884. 40 capies Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

1rr- brennan or Graham.
PIONEER REAL ESTATE co.
-nl-a u Paso EanE Elfe. Ph. 1870.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01
REVOLT AGAINST
 JAPANESE SAID
 TO BE IMMINENT


 Honolulu. Dec. 23-(Correspon- dence of the A. PA widespread re- volt against the Japanese is imminent , in Korea, according to the Tokio cor respondent of the Honolulu Conner cIal Advertiser. The Japanese chief or police of Seou; has declared he has documentary evidence to prove Chris tan missionaries are supporting pre- parations for the uprising, which has the warm approval of the Korean prince, Vi Rang, now held practically a. prisoner. by the Japanese, the des- patch adds.
 Part of the alleged proof of the missionaries hand in the movement. exhibited by the chief of police of Seoul, is an appeal issued from the printing press of one mission, urging regular prayers for the success of the Korean national movement.
 Prince Vi Kang, fifth son of the late Emperor reported in the recent Tokio despatches to have been "kidnapped''
 rescued" by Japanese police, was voluntary victim of pretended kid mapping plot" according to the Com merica1 Advertisers correspondent By this means, it is said, he sought to elude the Japanese guards who had him under surveillance. Since his re- capture, the despatch Prince Vi Rang has been held virtually a pris- oner in one of the old Korean pal aces.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01
DECKER OUSTED:
 "INSUBORDINATE.''
 SAYS DANIELS

Washington, Dec. 31-Rear Ad- miral Benton c. Decker, comman dant of the naval district at Key West who declined a navy cross awarded him for his services as naval at- tache in Spain during the war, was recalled from that post by Secretary of the Navy Daniels for ''insubordin- ation'' to Ambassador Joseph E.~Wil. lard.
 Admiral Decker's letter declining the navy cross said his services in Madrid ''had the effect of keeping Spain from entering the war agains, us at the time of the enemy drive in March, 191S," and he charged he accomplished this task t.in spite oi the opposition of Ambassador Will. lard. He further declared that he esti- mated his services to be superior ta any dreadnought or of any officer who served on shore.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01
BANKS GETTING READY FOR BIG
 BUSINESS DAY

Local savings banks are making preparations to handle a large rush Of business tomorrow which will be the first business day of the new year. On this occasion many depositors visit the banks to draw their interest or else have the amounts credited on their books. There are also large numbers who go to the banks to pay interest on building loans Because Of the general prosperity of the work ing population of this city and the constantly increasing deposits the financial institutions expect a volume of business tomorrow which will keep the clerical forces busy until a late hour.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01

An important change in the Milford fire department was made at the reg ksllar weekly meeting of the board of - commissi oners last night by a
 Fral order appointing Captain
 is F. Stowe, who has been in
 sge of Engine company No. 1, to
 of the department, and Chief
 ak Stevens was appointed super kendent of machinery. Each will Xeceive 8 salary of $500 per year, hnd the changes take effect January 1. Owing to the rapid growth of the towns fire department the fire board deemed the changes advisable so that the repair work of the departure apparatus would not conflict with the executive head. Chief Stevens has been in charge of both the depart ment and the upkeep of all the motor fdriven apparatus which is too much zwork for one man. Bids for the new eentral fire house that is to be con- rlucted at Walnut Beach at a cost. 1uk6 GOO must be in the hands of Ar-
 Joseph Northrop of Bridgeport
 before January 5, who will turn
 over to the fire board and
 ! at a later date.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01
STEAMER GOES AGROUND.

Chatham, Mass, Jan. 1-The steamer Willpolo ran her nose into the sand on the eastern side of Shovel full Shoal, off Monomoy Point, early today and was held fast on an ebbing tide. The coast guards of the Mono moy Point station went to the dis tressed vessel, while the cutter Acush- net hastened to her assistance. The sea was smooth and it was thought the Wi1lpolo was not in serious dan ger The steamer was formerly the Yaphank, a vessel of 3,2S3 tons
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01
S1O0,O0O Fire In
 Portland Destroys New High School

Portland, Me, Jan. 1.---Three fire men were injured, seriously, when the roof of an old section of Portland's S new $1,00000O high school building fell in during a fire today The damage was estimated at $100 900.
 Edward A. Flaherty, the most seri- ously injured of the firemen, was taken to a hospital with severe in Juries to chest and ankle. Desks which supported the fallen timbers of the roof probably saved the lives of several fire fighters
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01
RHINE RISES TO HIGH MARK.

Coblenz, Dec. 31-Lower' parts of this city are flooded by the rising waters of the Rhine, the river being at the highest stage known in the last 40 years. A number of army units have been moved to higher ground, but the loss of American army property is small, units along the river banks being warned in time to move their supplies.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01
wRECKAGE WASHED ASHORE

Halifax, N. S., Jan. Tine stern and other wreckage of a large sailing vessel bearing the inscription "A. w. Allan, Providence, R. l., was washed ashore early today at Harborville on the Bay of Fundy. Several casks of oil, number of chairs and a trunk filled with ladies wearing apparel, also was included in the wreckage.
 Available shipping records mention no vessel named 'A. W. Allan"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01
Princess Louise Is
 Now Wealthy Woman

Berlin, Jan. Princes Louise, the divorced wife of Prince Philip of Saxe-Coburg, and daughter of the late King Leopold IT., of the Bel gians, is reported to have become millionaire fifty times over, reckoned
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01
The Sn7ith=MurrayC0.

o0O,0OO marks will have been paid out before the arrival of the time specified for this support, to cease, it is estimated.
 It is planned, because of the huge amount expended in this way, to try to induce the unemployed to work on emergency labor. The government is TOW supporting 550,000 unemployed. Under Secretary of State Moellen dorf
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01
N. W. IITTIiEFTEID
 GOVERNOR-GENE

Providence, R. l., Jan. Nathan W. Littlefeld of Pawtucket was elect ed Governor-General of the National Society of the Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrims at the annual meeting here today. Former President Taft was elected deputy governor The new governor of the Massachusetts State Society is Robert O. Harris.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01

in Austrian kronen. At the beginning of the war she was in the territory of the Central Powers. She is stated to have only just received 5,0o0, ,o00 francs left to her out of her fathers estate and thanks to the present rate of exchange, has obtained 50,00o, 900 kronen.
 The Princess is now living at Hitz- ing, near Vienna
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01
Germans Pay to Aid
 Their Unemployed

Berlin, Jan. 1.-The German gov ernment at the end of December will have spent in 1919, 100000, 0,000 marks for the support of the unem- ployed, according to the figures of the Labor Ministry. Another 1;00O,-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01
ALL FOR THE BEST.

After paying a big sum for the ise of the salmon river the English visitor was very unlucky, laying got nothing for the first five aays.
 E On the last day, however, he Hi1led nice salmon. 2 'Hamish,'' said the gentleman to inc. boatp9an, "do you know that
 has. cost me about 50 pounds?''
 .wheel, sir,'' quoth Hamish,
 n it's mercy ye didna catch
 mair!''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01

has demanded a. fund of 5,o00,0oo,- coo marks to tackle the unemploy- ment question.
 The representative from Baden has announced that idle textile workers there are leaving for the Ruhr dis trict to become coal miners
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01
THE WEATHER.

New Haven, Jan. 1-CIoudy and colder tonight and Friday; west to northwest winds, increas- ing, probably becoming strong over the south portion.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01

ere were 5,000,OOO gun sports in the United States before the nd It is thought that army ex- ee will increase the number.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01

The Taylor Library, the banks and St of the stores will observe New
 es day by being closed today. iday hours will also be the rule at he post office.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01

Among the people who are getting, the grip are the Reds, and the symps torns are felt in the back of the-.a.sia collar and the slack of the trouse
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01

Times Ads Bring Results
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01

John T. Howes, the druggist, is i'll lat his home with scarlet fever. His F,opdition is reported as favorable
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01
DEVON

Ansantawae lodge of Masons will hold it's installation of officers on Fri day evening of this week. and, it is expected that Andrew J. Hanock. Past A Grand Master of Connecticut, will act Es the installing officer The annual fustom of presenting the retiring Vorshipful Master with a Past Mas
 CT s Jewel will be carried out at this communication
 The January meeting of Freelove Baldwin Stowe Chapter, D. A. R., which ordinarily is held the first Thursday in the month, will, because or the holiday, not be held today, but has been postponed to January S. One of the features at that time will be an address by Rev. L B. Briggs on 'Conservation of National Ideals
 Installation of the newly elected of ncers of Ansantawae Lodge, A. F. & IA M, will be held in the Masonic Temple Friday night. Andrew J. Hal- lack, Past Grand Master of Connecti- $cut, is expected to act as installing l officer.
 The Ecclesiastical society of Ply mouth church will hold their annual meeting Friday evening of this week The church annual meeting will be held January F.
 Prof. and Mrs. A. H. Bissel1 of West River street have been entertaining Miss Margaret Bissell, a niece, of West Newton, Mass. Their son of New York was also a recent visitor with his parents.
 John T. Howes the druggist, is ill lat his home with scarlet fever. His 1eopdition is reported as favorable
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-10
OLIVE THOMAS IS
 SERIOUSLY SICK
 FROM POISONING
Famous American Actress Took Poison by Mistake
 Doctors Say

Paris, Sept. 9.-Olive Thomas, mo tion picture actress, is lying in 2 critical condition at the American hospital at Neuilly, where she was taken several days ago suffering from mercurial poisoning. An off, cial statement issued by Dr. Joseph c. Choate, an American physician who is in charge of the case says:
 "The situation is serious, but re- covery is hopeful"
 It is learned, however, from a re- liable source that the condition of Miss Thomas is extremely critical and that her recovery is doubtful.
 Enough to Kill 25 Men.
 Dr. Choate said today that the ac- tress had swallowed a solution of al- cohol preparation containing twelve grammes of slow poison, sufficient to kill twenty five men, but, he added, that she had taken it through error.
 Recently Miss Thomas, it is said had been suffering from nervous de- pression and had expressed fear for the safety of her husband, Jack Pickford. According to Dr. Choate it was not only through the prompt first aid given by Pickford, on his return to the hotel, where they are staying, that Miss Thomas is alive now.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-10
BROWN CUR DOG SAVES LIFE OF
 MEMPHIS GIRL
Holds Her Head Above Water After Assailant Had
 Left Scene

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. 9.-A young married woman nineteen years oi age. in the general hospital hero painfully if not seriously injured owes her life to brown cur dor which, after she had been attacked early today by an unidentified white man and knocked into pool of wate, in semi mi-counsciousness, went to hel assistance and held ner head above the surface until help arrived.
 The woman, who resided beyond the outskirts of the city, was alone when the man accosted her. Fearing harm she fled but was overtaker near an excavation filled with water to depth of nearly two feet. He, assailant struck her on the head anG she fell into the pool. The dog which had followed, jumped in after her and with her clothing clampet between it's jaws, stood by until the crew of passing freight train dis covered her plight. She told the po- lice she must have been in the wa ter at least half an hour before he, rescue.
 The dog went to the hospital witt her in an automobile and his howl. of anguish when attendants refused to permit him to enter were such that he had to be removed from the vicin. ity.
 Police have no clue as to the iden. tity of the assailant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-10
Non Partisan
 League Winning

Milwaukee, Wis.,, Sept. 9.-Attorney General John Blaine, republican candidate for Governor of Wiscon- sin, with the endorsement of Senator Lafollette and the non-partisan league, leads Roy P. Wilcox of Eau Claire, his nearest competitor of five opponents in the race for the nomi- nation by several thousand votes, ac- cording to returns covering Tues days primary in all but three sparse ly settled counties.
 The three missing counties-Ad- ans, Marquette and Price-do not poll a large enough vote to change the result, according to political ex- perts.
 Senator Irvine l.. Lenroot continues his lead over Jomes Thompson of La Crosse, who was supported by La Toilette by more than 23,O0O votes.
 George Comings for lieutenant governor and Elmer Hall for secre- tary of state, also La Toilette adher- ents with the non-partisan league endorsement, have been nominated.
 Interest has now switched to the complexion of the republican plat form convention which will be made up of all the nominees, including candidates for the legislature. Should La Toilette supporters be in the ma iority it will mean that La Toilette will have something to say in tho choosing of the state central com mittee as we'll as the presidential electors.