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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
PASAJEROS LLEGADOS A PUERTO
RICO EN- Ell yAPOR BARCELONA

En- el vapor espanol Barcelona que
lego de Espafia Ell sabado por la tarde,
vinieron a este puerto los pasajeros 81
'guientes: Antonia Domenech, Maria
Domenech, Josefina Sastre, Herminfo
Fernandez, Elvira Romeu, Esperanza
Bernat, Jose Liehe, Federico Vazquez
Generoso Alfonso, Domingo Gonde, Jose.
ia Puebla v Manuel Toral.sijfo g AZ
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31

los
los fabricantes de qnie
precios ujosimOs cobran
s d mas del overall del
@ de los an In facas ferrocarris
fotografa los pimeros miebrOs de la
naen los cuaes hace cebrarn
vestidos stodOs e tYaje popular
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
EsPECTACULOS PARA HOY

Cine Luna.-La Isla del Ensueno,
en- 6 actos y una comedia.
Cine Victory Garden.-Alma Sata-
mica, en- 5 actos y una chistosa come
dia.
Cine Rialto. Entire las Sombras.
Cine Tres Banderas.-Una comica Y
Ley de Compensation.
Cine Monte Carlo.-Una comica y
Lenguas Viperinas.
Cine Real.-Una c6mica y Lenguas
Viperinas.
Cine Puerto Rico.-Episodios 10 y
II de La Huella del Horror y Ell Col
pc Final.
Cine Imperial.-Voluntad que Ven-
ce.
Cine Norma.-Llegada del General
Pershing y En- las Tablas.
Cine Beliograph, (Cataho). .-Episo-
dio 10 de Atado y Amordazado El
Clanlor del Debil.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
;DoNDE EsTA JUAN CUEI

b.
Ell Departamento de Tesoro
Estados Unidos desea saber ell
dero de Juan Cueva, soldado lie
do del ejercito, por imposibilid
sica, el IS de febrero de 1919. !
tuvo compensation, enviand
primer cheque por. $40 ell 1
brero del afio citado. 5 de
color blanco, solter 2I
edad, e hiio de MAJ esi-
dente hoy en- Cuba,
Datos que necesit mem
to son los que urge rar a
Juan.
La oficina de la Diet, fadece-
ria cualquier informe tie asun-
Ito.
lCNJ&N AN OeNlO M.MS NSAs l. Af<.
Ese era don A ilazo Ortiz:
uno de esos rob- es que desa-
ffan al TEMPO b mismo que
les abateh den te.
Era un vel lido en- todas
las lucnas pd implias liber-
tades patriaI 0stol acendra-
do del IdeY pendencia bo-
rinqueiia.
Nosotrq os VA cuando
frisaba 'ovecta y. aGn
conserve IS arrestos del
vieio irreductible.
hrico vtlez, los
Vii ESein. los Gonza-
le1 etc, sentfanse
M trihcheras reden-
Il la felicidad dc
Ia familia que lie
~ 5 nietOs, entire los
no amigo el joven
ionic Gomez Cola
"a handera de In
vastago de una
gionarios del Ideal
pesar en- su ida
lortiguado, 81. a Ia
del roble cafdo.
ll.
sRNApEz MENDEz. I
1890 y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
De. la
PARA EURO

n lssl IL PARA EltRO
En- pr6ximO vapor sd
la sila, las distinguidas
getti- -Balseiro, FERNANDEZ
seiro v Balseiro-R Ramos,
Vachier Ell doctor Biam
eel medicO de estas famili
bi6n con ellos, causa dl
trarse muy bien de salud
Yuya de Giorgetti, aunque
de cuidado. Hace Z aiios
sitaban Francia las distinl
jeras v ahora Sc disponen d
una interesante excursion p
ila, Francia, Belgica y prOba
Italia. permaneciendo algunos
ausentes de sus 1ares portorrl
Les deseamos las mejores in
nes complete restablecimientl
DANA enferma.
Ell NUEVO TEMPLO
Muy artfstico Y capaz resul
bonito Temple cat0lico que Sc d
de abrir los fieles de San Juan
derno, Ell Santurce, cuya obra Sc
liz0 EN- relative corto espacio de ii
po. FL vecindario cat6lico de aQ
Hos alrededores, muy poblados va
EN- constante auge, tiene va SUI Temp
dOnde concurrir los oficios del cul
y merecen placemes los que idearov
La 0bra la han llevado tan fclizmel
te a termino.
LAS INDUSTRIAS
Producer producir mucho es la
unica soluci0n que tiene el tremen
do problema, cada vez mas arduO, del
alto costo de la vida Puerto Rice
con los remanentes de la gran produc
ci0n precio del azlicar, tiene de SO
bra dinero para establecer nuevas in
dustrias, productivas para el capital
fuentes de vida para los obreros y
veneros de riqueZa para el pals. En-
breve Sc establecera una fabrica de
calzado v Il su frente direction es
tara un cOnOcido comerciante de esta
eiudad que parece ha hecho buenas
ganancias en su negocio ly1uiere pro
seguirlO como industria. Y los que
iobstaculizan determinadas empresas a
.preteXto' de que ell dinero no sea de
sdeter1ninadas procedencias son vefda
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
ITENIENTR CORONEL DE LA GUAR
DIA NACIONAI, < lssfs.

FL Goberhatior interino,a licenciado
Benedicto,s-ha nombrado teniente coroi
mel della Guardia Nacional, lie Puer-
Ito Rico, al distinguidoa militar don
Rau7 Esteves.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
Ell TEATRo EN- EsPANAe
Ell MAESTRO CHAvEs PONE MU-
SICA A "LA FUERzA BRUTA"

e 7 s
Musicar una de las obras en- que mas
fuertemente Sc acusa la modalidad del
ilustre Benavente, como La fNerSG Bga-
fq, no es empresa facil, y por clio es
plausible el noble intento del maestro
Federico Chaves, quien al intercalar en-
La celebrada comedia algunos ntmeros
10 ha hecho identificandose en- ell medic
ambiente de la obra, sin restar la
misma toda su fuerza emotiva y su
teatralidad.
La compafifa del teatro Fuencarral
puso todo su carifio en- la interpreta-
ci6n de la obra, y especiaImente Mer-
cedes Perez Ell baritone Chomon, que
cantaron con mucho lucimiento la par
ltitura.
De esta sc repitieron varios nfmeros,
ellos el preludio del segundo acto,
Ion mpy arlaudides un concertan
'Qofde tiples y Ia romanza del
Gpe el seiior Chomon dijo de
ochable.
Ia representation. el macs
iio varias vcces hl siic|
Mon de los Ii11-En
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r1forrnaciorl

N 444~&>ANAA
enemigos de Puerto Rico, que
el manto augusta de su cielo ~
su provide suelo por su pro-
lrogreso acoje todo el que tra-
" produce.
ENFERMA sa
estado en- CANA, Ell su residen.
San Juan Moderno, distin-
da selOrita Monsita Ras,s le
81 doctor Martfnez-Alyarez.
ron enferma esta Ell franca con-
ncia V celebramos sn restable-
to.
CTRIOSO ROBO
Rio Piedras, sacaron del CARA
uado cerca de la residencia del
Saldafa-el autom0vil Gle este,
Sc encontr6 despu6s incendiado
,arretera de Rio Piedras Ca
Hos cacos rompieron la. ceira-
el garage sacaron el caro-.
Ecia esta averiguando quienes
10 los autores del interresante
EN- YABUCOA
hnbo un gran mitin unIonls-
nbucoa. v entire otros oradofes,
aron elocuentes discursos ell
hernandez Lopez el Lcdos
Cell. De San Juan fueron
elementos de la politica.
ALI entire unionistas y So
es intensa. }-3
300. 900 FRANCIS
edo iiro Paris 100000 fran
nor Giorgetti, para situar fon
ou6 atender los gastos de
mo yiaie. La cOtizacion rue
tavos. La atiuencia Gle yisl-
Paris en- este verano, es enor
:, han adoptado medidas para
:, el mundo halle hospedaJe
,re hitados.
RESTABLECIDAS 4
ID a bien, Y 10 eelebramg5 ~
bo istinguidaS sehoritaS
:. ! Lopez Cepero, qu2
on Is dfas enfermas,
oras .ondl v Lopez
ON II en- eXito.
= n pronto otral
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31

San German, mayo %, 1920.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-02

business here the first of the week.
VIM. Houghum was in Velva be-
tween trains Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Booth was Minot visit
or Wednesday.
Verne Tompkins has been saving
wood the past week.
Chas. Butler has moved his family
here from the farm near Logan.
Harry Anderson who lives on the
Jones farm lost wheel ffSahs car
and it turned turtle but nobody badly
hurt.
Mrs. J. F. Hubbard spent few
days visiting in town the first of the
week.
Mrs. Erickson was a Minot visitor
Monday.
Miss Dorothy McKinnon entertain-
ed six Of her girl friends at birth
day party Wednesday evening.
The Farm Bureau held a meeting
Monday afternoon at the Brassett
building. County Agent German and
H. L.. Finke of Berthold, addressed the
meeting. The building was packed
with farmers who seemed very enthu-
siastic. A drive will be put on soon
for members.
Mr.. A.. j. Sharar, ST., died at the
home Of his son, NJ. C. Sharar Satur-
day of pneumonia. He was about 65
years of age and had resided here
for the past Is years. His remains
were taken to Forest City, Iowa, for
interment by the side of his wife, who
passed away several years ago. He
leaves his loss four sons and two
daughters. Only two Of the children
were present at the funeral, Mrs. Carl
Benson of Max and M. C. Sharar of
Sawyer. NJ. C. accompanied the re-
mains to Iowa. A kind neighbor has
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Teacher of No. 2 Miss Mollison,
visited with her friend and former
teacher of No. 2 Miss Cavanaugh, at
Ross, from Wednesday until Saturday
Of last week. Miss Cavanaugh re-
turning with Miss Mollison, calling
at the Dilley home Saturday after
noon.
A number from here attended a
farmers meeting at Berthold last
Monday evening.
A large number from here and Ia
gus took in basket ball game and
dance at Berthold last Thursday night
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dalton, form
erly of Tagus, where Jim was G. N.
agent, for about year and half,
now Of Duluth, Mimi, where they are
both being employed by the 500 X. r.
were callers on old time friends at
Tagus last week.
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A mask dance has been announced
for Blaisdell for next Wednesday
night.
/. NJ. Dilley had large crew bal
ing hay the latter part of last week,
using a Heider tractor for power.
Pouzar's orchestra played for a
dance at Blaisdell last Saturday night
so we are told.
Pete Schlecht went to Velva to
spend few days with his mother, he
expects to return today.
|. M. Dilley received a car Of Ignite
last Saturday, which he is dividing
with his neighbors, who so far have
been unable to get their supply.
A large number of west Kickapoo
farmers were hauling Ignite from!
Blaisdell last Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hebig were in Blais-
dell, on business last Saturday.
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COUNTY LINE 1880


Silas, Alma and Mabel Engen call
ed at the Hebig home last Tuesday
evening
Martin Halgrimson, assisted Ed
Schlecht at hauling hay several days
last week.
Fred Brandt was doing several odd
jobs at the Dilley farm last week.
The first three sessions of q Ly-
ceum course, was staged at the Nor
avian church last Wednesday and
Thursday, attendance being rather
small, owing to so many other enter
tainments in different places. At the
close of the last session of the course,
it was decided to try to establish a
Community building at Tagus in the
near future.
An exceedingly large crowd attend
ed a basket social, school program and
dance at the Ringeon school house last
Wednesday night, there being hardly
standing room, some $4,000 was taken
in, the program arranged and conduct
ed by the teacher, Miss Selma Its
helm, was the best we have had the
pleasure to attend for many days, the
last number of the program was an
imaginary last day Of school program
by all the pupils, with Miss Norme
Ringeon representing the teacher, was
simply grand. We, in behalf of the
school district wish to congratulate,
and thank Miss Litsheim for being
the successful teacher she proves to
he.
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CORRESPONDENCE
RYDER

IL
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Roach have
moved to their farm north of town
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Officer and fam
lily spent Thanksgiving at Wabeck.
Mrs. j. +. Erb and Mrs. T. w. Hun
gate were Ryder visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dickinson and
family of Velva spent Thanksgiving
at the B. A. Dickinson home.
Miss Flora Glaze spent Thanksgiv-
ing at Minot.
Steve Olson and family spent
Thanksgiving at Wilton, guests at the
Enright home.
Mrs. H. C. Miller is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. p Nelson of
Fargo.
The w. C. T. U. supper was sue
cess socially and financially. The pro-
ceeds were $50, which goes to support
a Near East orphan.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Tibbs of Makoti
will soon move to Ryder.
1t is rumored that the farmers will
demand the wheat they have in stor-
age in elevators.
Miss Margaret Campbell, Mrs. H.
E. Mielke and Mrs. Henry Snippen
are on the committee to arrange a
Christmas program at the Presbyter-
ian church Xmas eve.
F. J. Schilling expects to leave
for Minot soon.
B. A. Dickinson was Minot visit
or Monday.
Miss Mathilda Neidemierf spent
Thanksgiving at her home at Surrey.
A successful farm bureau meeting
was held at Ryder last week.
Miss Damaris Kelly, who is attend
ing college at Jamestown, spent
Thanksgivin" with her parents here.
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Mrs. O. C. Thoen was an over Sun.
day visitor at home, being located
at Tagus for the winter, in order 20
send their children to school.
Mrs. Paul Erickson who was taken
to Minot hospital, last week is re-
ported no better
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SAWYER ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Nephew and
Ruth came Wednesday from Fargo
and spent Thanksgiving with relatives
here.
Miss Anderson and Miss Baker from
GAINESVILLE, Minnesota, visited last
week at the Ras Reinholdt home. the
former being sister of Mrs. Rein
holdt. The two young ladies left
Friday for Washington and Califor-
MIA where they will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Flemmang and
daughter Josephine were Mnot visit
ors Friday.
Edward Booth and Reinholdt Bros.
are sporting new Fords.
Rev. Chas. Beck and family spent
Thursday visiting friends in Minot.
Miss Corrine Listerud who attends
Minot High School spent her Thanks
giving vacation at her home here.
Mrs. Edgar Bailey and daughter,
Miss Blanche, and Mrs. M. Daniels
and Katherine Daniels shopped in Mi
not last Friday.
Rev. Spacht and family and Miss
Lila Howery were dinner guests of
Highland friends last Thursday.
Misses Geddes and Banding spent
Thanksgiving at their respective
homes at Granville and Minot.
Jas. Lesson came over from Velva
Wednesday, to transact some bust
ness. Mr.. Lesson will soon join
his family at St. Paul and they will
leave for their new home in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Sillman and Miss
Grace Lane Of Minot were Thanks
giving guests at the lander home.
Miss Katherine Daniels arrived from.
Manfred Wednesday for few days
visit with her parents.
A number of the Sawyer young
folks attended the Pie social out at
Highland Friday evening.
Mrs. Pearl Wilson and small daugh-
ter from Burlington, spent several
days of last week visiting relatives
here.
Leo Peterson has finished building
barn and silo for Frank Lorentz,
who lives southeast Of Sawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. McGrew left
Wednesday for Oregon to spend the
winter.
F. E. Cook of Logan was a bust
ness visitor here Tuesday.
L. A. Corey Of Minot WIS transacting
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The State Bank of Roseglen is Of
fering a reward of $500 for the arrest
and conviction of the party who cir
culated the report that that institu-
ton had been closed by the State
Banking Department
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passed away, peace to his ashes. The
funeral was held Monday from the
Congregational church, Rev. Spacht
officiating.
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Card of Thanks

We desire to thank our many friends
for their kindness shown during the
last illness and at the funeral Of our
beloved daughter and sister, Florence.
Mrs, j. L. Miller and Family.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-22

Three rooms sleeping porch. two
full south front lots. good location.
rear fenced, fine chicken houses.
This is snap $1,000, $1,000 cash
balance like rent
Three rooms. Sleeping porch, two
corner lots. all fenced and a garage
Close to car line and pavement. Only
S2750. $500 cash. balance to suit
hive room bungalow with Sleeping
and service porch, all built-in fea-
lures. hardwood floors. one block Of
car line, pavement. school. Just been
refinished- Better than new house.
Immediate possession $500. $1,000
cash, terms to suit
LESLIE REED-ReaItor.
go Mills Bldg Phone 1905.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-22

.ALITHIN n NALLEI HUMEs
20 acres and modern seven room resi-
1euce on paved road within seven
miles Of Fl Paso down the Valley.
large barns. splendid ont buildings OF
all kinds Land ia high state of
cultivation. ten acres in alfalfa and
remainder in pears. peaches. plums,
and in fact al kinds Of fruit Resi-
dence is modern in every respect and
is one Of the most attractive resi-
fences in the valley. electric lights,
water works. etc SPLENDID buv on
easy terms VIII consider in ex-
change bungalow IN FL Paso.
we specialize in valley lands and
have anything that you may desire.
Permit us 70 show You.
BORDER INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Phone $50. 4o5 Reynolds Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-22

FOR SALE BY OWNER
NEAR ALTA TISTA-NeW Bungalow,
5 large rooms. breakfast room, service
porch. brickeu-in, heat, tile bath, base
tub pedestal lavatory. tile sink built
in features. oak floors Tiffany fin
ish. 1916 over sub floors. lot 45x140-
Price s6SO0.00.
AURORA ST.. NEAR PIEDRAs ST.
Facing south. 2 full lots a classy 5
room bungalow, strictly modern as
the above description. We are at
your service 70 show at any time.
Price $1,000.
call z. H FLETCHER with
MCKEE BROS Phi. sf4g. Res. T5IgVF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-22

VIII pass FOR brand new car anywhere:
run $500 miles; equipped with four new
cord tires and tubes Three extra castings
and tubes. all good. Two new rims. srot
light. side wind shields. new seat covers
bumper and complete kit tools. $3.50 cash.
Address Box 701s or call 5727 before a. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-22


FIVE ROOMS, sleeping porch.
basement heating plant.
brick garage. Best buy in RI
Pas0=S6.000.00 Terms.
-FOUR ROOMS, sleeping porch,
frame garage, nice lawn.
vines. etc. Excellent. location.
s3.700.00; $4,000 cash
SIX ROOMS, sleeping porch.
basement and heating plant,
hardwood floors. excellent 10
cation; S6s500-oos S1,0o0.00
cash.
TWO LOTS on Bliss street.
west OF Five Points. paving
paid A sacrifice 100000
for the two.
CALL o. 3. HOOKER
BROADDUS & LEBARON
IL Texas Street. Phone 1858.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-22

$1,000. $500 CASH, BAL. $3.50
NEAR FIVE POINTS
A nice little home OF five
rooms and bath, fire place.
built-in features, hardwood
floors, and closets IN each
bedroom. On paved street. A
nice little home
Call Mr.. Trafton with
GOODMAN BROS. & CO., INC.
Real Estate Insurance.
295 y. Stanton. Phi 2z24.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-22

-FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW. near paw
ing and car, $500; $500 cash
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW, . lots paw
ed street. Govt Hill. $500; $3.50 cash.
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW large
porches. 2 lots. S2750; $3.50 s-sh-
FRANK E. cox, REALTOR
21s Caples Bldg Phone 6425
FIVE POINTS BARGAIN
Modern bungalow. five rooms. glassed in
sleeping porch. basement heating plant.
garage. paved parked street; only $3.50;
about $500 cash
SUNSET HEIGHTS
Beautiful five room bungalow living room
14I2s, beamed ceiling; attractive built-in
features. hardwood floors. large sleeping
porch: basement and heating plant Bar
gain at s5500- about 5000 cash.
ALA VISTA
six room. corner bungalow, two south front
lots on paved and parked street. convenient
10 car and school There IS a basement
heating plant and garage Modern built
in features. yard improved. An attractive
home at $1,000: $1,000 cash
HENRY B. STONE 4 COMPANY.
Phone 2s74 40 Caples Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-22

Three lots in Grand View. blocks
car line. nonresident says sell al
once f500 cash
See hoffman or Hale.
DOUGLAS C.. CROWELL AGENCY.
22E NILS Bldg. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-22
BUSINESS rRoPERrY.

Why VAT AND PAY MOREs
s1700-3 room brick; two large lots.
s24d0-4 room brick; south front
$500 room frame; garage lots.
SeS5o-4- room brick; 2 lots.
S3500-5 room brick large lot
S400Q-5 room- Government Hill
Se0Oo-5 room Piedrss St
s50oo-5 rooms heat Manhattan Hgts.
S6000-5 rms, 3 LOTS Altura Park
Many others; small payments; terms
to suit
TRI-srArE COMMISSION CO.
Phone -2e4<- 224-225 Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-22
For SaIe-Automobies-Wanted

For Sale-Automobiles- Wanted
-~~-~@-~-~-~-~---------~ -----~-~-~-~-~~-~---~-~
WILL TRADE sl1oo equity in modern five
room bungalow for automobile or diamond.
Business phone 1851
FOR sALE-lsls Mitchell. good condition.
driven 5000 miles. wire wheels. cost new
$500 VIII take 5000. Phone 1871.
MUST SELL 3 PASSENGER REQ roadster
onstrate after evenings az 5113 Alameda.
VIII SACRIFICE my seven PASSENGER
Chandler account OF leaving city $500
cash for quick sale. Phone 25soW.
FORD CAMP OUTFIT-CompIets must be
seen 70 be appreciated call At 152 n. St
Nrain berWeen 5 and 8 p N.
CYLINDER blocks rebored. pianed and 1T
ted with Marco oversize plstonA s. ".
z. & Mach Co, 5o4 san Erancisco. Phl315.
CONSCIENTIOUS repair work my sDe-
cialty. Wrecks and break-downs. Garage
1901 z. LIST st u. 2s5e. Hatch.
FOR sAI.E-5 PASSENGER chevrolet. 1913
model A / condition, cord tires Gail after
p m, 901 n. Florenee-
HUDSON sUPER-sIx-seven PASSENGER,
good condition, practically new tires. three
spares; leaving city. must sell Phone
owner. 1874
sTUDEBAKER ROADSTER-Coupe style.
seats three persons. upholstery and top like
new entire car In perfect condition. q
beautiful little car. Phone IIelW.
sTEEI fIywheel gear bands for any car
Chevrolet 1L-s aAaANelA - 0NeEAAL0 a.
Velie SIS. Fred D. Elliott, SIS z san An
tonic
FOR sALE-Buiek touring car in fine con-
dition. looks and runs Ike new. VIII sell
cheap for cash Private owner Apt. 2.
1917 z. Boulevard.
SEVEN PASSENGER Chandler. four good
cord tires and one extra new top and seat
covers paint IN good condition. mechanic
ally perfect. 10 be sold by private owner.
II you want a car IN A I shape address P
o. box SCI
The SPECIAL RADIATOR SHOP
Repairs your radiator right Long expert
ence. complete equipment rs " San An
tonic 81 Tel 1716.
NB-Wm move to 20s s. Santa Pc St
about August l.
1-1sso touring car with starter dsmount-
able wheels. cord tires, good as new
Isis roadster, Al condition
1-I91T touring car.
WIN trade late model coupe body for tour
ing OF roadster body.
BTARS 3 CO.
81 ". San Antonio Phi 1873 !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-22

TEXAS STREET PROPERTY.
Two special bargains on
Texas street II you want
Texas street location, see US
at once.
BROADDUs & LEBAROEr
il2 Texas st. Phone 1858.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-22

BUY THIS HOME-LIKE RENT
rooms, bath, large screened porch.
south front, close to Manhattan
Heights school, one block to car line.
S55Oo.00s easy terms
BARGAIN
One block from Altura Park. one
block from car line and paving. 4
rooms, bath, glassed sleeping porch.
basement and heating plant. on cor
ner- Ss5oo.0o; $500 cash; $500 per
month, including interest
ALTA VISTA-Sz2OO.OO
9 rooms, bath glassed sleeping porch,
south front on La Luz. paving paid
close TO school and car line $500
cash; $500 per month. including in
terest.
OTHER ATTRACTIVE BUYS
rooms bath, . corner lots. 1880.
5 rooms, bath. basement and heating
plant, ? corner lots; $500.
6 rooms, bath, basement and heating
plant. choice residence district: $500
We can make terms on all the above.
ANDERSON INVESTMENT co.
Realtors
sos Mesa Phone 1861
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-22

ss5oo-s5oo CASH. BALANCE $50 PER
MONTH moulding INTEREST
Beautiful five room bungalow with all
modern conveniences. on paved street with
paving and Eidewallls paid. Large BASE
u1snt with registers IN A real home in a
flue residence section, and a bargain
can Marley.
JAMES l. MARI & COMPANY
sos san Antonio ST. Telephone 1880