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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
HARDLY
PULL THROTTLE
Engineer Says He Was a
Victim Of Both Rheuma-
tism and Indigestion
Before Taking
Tanlac.

Before taking Tanlac was IN
such a terrible rundown condition
that I was simply miserable" said G.
F. Coffman, OF Columbus, Neb-, engi-
neer on the Chicago Burlington and
Quincy railroad.
I suffered dreadfully from indi-
gestion. and had such awful cramps
IN my stomach that Il almost doubled
me up No matter how little ate It
caused me TO suffer from gas and
severe pains in my stomach
I was tired nearly all the time,
had no energy. and I got such little
sleep that in the mornings I felt as
worn out as when I went 10 bed. Ny
left shoulder ached aWfuily, and was
30 stiff that I could hardly work my
throttle.
"One Of my friends in Lincoln told
me how Tanlac had fixed him up 30
started taking IL myself Ny ap-
petite began 20 pick up from the very
first. have taken three bottles, and
no longer have a sign Of Indigestion
and am feeling fine Ny arm and
shoulder are improving rapidly and
my sleep IS sound and refreshing.
MY wife was troubled with rheu-
matism also, and IL took only three
bottles Of Tanlac 10 relieve her en-
tirely."
Tanlac IS sold in Ell Paso by Cordel
Drug Co; in Fit Hancock by Fl
Hancock General Mdse. Co, and in
FabenH BY Faben Drug Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
DAY
MAY SEE VICE
PROBE ENDED

Two days devoted TO almost con-
tinuous sessions have failed to de-
velop evidence Of other than a hear
say nature to substantiats rumors re-
garding protected vice IN FL Paso. OF
irregularity IN the police department.
according to DR.. James B. Brady,
chairman OF the civil service commits
sion. presiding at the probe.
Officials sitting at the investigation
assert that unless more tangible evil
dence IS offered, tomorroW's session
may bring the investigation TO an end.
Patrolmen J. E. Beck and R. II.
Williams. also J. H Noyes and Tom
Gilmore were witnesses examined
Monday morning. The city council
and civil service commission sat in
the meeting.
Six other witnesses viii be exam
lned this afternoon, While anyone
else having Information regarding
any irregularity has been Invited by
DR.. Brady to be present at tomorrow's
session At 8 a. m
Most OF those examined Monday
we're witnesses named in the testi-
mony OF others by whom names had
been given TO substantiate their own
hearsay evidence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
YES OR NOIS
THE ANSWER
OF A WOMAN

Based on the hypothesis that IN
every Woman's life, there arises a
crisis to be met with a decisive 'No"
OF Yes" and which depending on
her answer governs the future hauuI-
ness Of her life. the latest film re-
lease, Yes or No" featuring Norma
Talmadge tells q strong story in
convincing way The Ellanay is show
ing the picture.
The more one sees OF Miss Tai
made, the more IS one convinced OF
her ability in portraying Enormously
difficult roles The dual role in this
picture, with its opposites in charac-
ter and even appearance, makes a
heavy demand on her dramatic
ability demand filled, as r. TO be
expected, in a more than satisfactory
manner.
From the luxurious atmosphere Of
q Fifth avenue home TO the sordid
ugliness OF a Third avenue tenement.
the material possessions Of money and
beauty with the Misunderstanding
economies OF poverty, but distinguish
ing even more wildly and potently
beween the characters as refined and
revealed by the fire OF life.
One can say as one always says Of
Norma Talmadge, that she Is bsauti-
fuL that she wears truly marvellous
gowns, that she is a sincere and in
telligent actress and that she Is bet
ter and better in each Of her pic
lures, and yet one has said nothing
TO explain the magnetic charm Of her
personality Her younger sister, Ma
tale. is attracting much interest and,
in this picture, shows more finish and
ingenuity than has yet been evidenced
Lacking as yet, the beauty which is
possessed by one sister, and the
saucy sttractiveness Of Constance. the
other sister. Natalie. in yes or No."
shows surprising cleverness.
The picture has a rather obvious
conclusion showing the triumph of
virtue and its entirely material re-
ward over sin and weakness. The
characters are rather fewer in num-
Der than is usual, but they are well
cast and well played and are taken
by such able actors as Lionel Adams.
Frederick Burton. Rockcliffe Feilowes
and Lowell Sherman. F. D.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
USTALLREDS
SPANISH WAR
VETERAN SAYS

St. Louis. No. Sept 15.-Wiliiam
Jones, commander IN chief Of the
United Spanish War Veterans, at the
opening Of the organizations 22d na-
tional encampment today urged sradi-
cation OF radicalism from the United
States.
'-The time has come. he declared.
when a decided stand must be taken
against Bolshevism and AL forms OF
radicalism. no matter what they may
be called
Reports 70 the encampment recon-
mended increased army and navy
pay. selection OF officers from the
ranks, a $50 monthly pension FOR ser
vice mems widows and increased PEN
sions for dependent children
Foreign War Vets Meet.
Washington, Sept 13.-Ths twenty
first annual encampment OF the Nete-
rams OF Foreign Wars opened today.
A historical pageant was scheduled
for tonight near the Washington
monument with a parade tomorrow
night and Friday at Camp Meade. the
capture Of Montfaucon by Americans
viii be reproduced with tanks. air
planes and artillery in action Col F.
Warner Earling, commander In chief.
addressed the encampment today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
MANY PEOPLE
TURNED AWAY;
100 CONVERTS

Hundreds OF persons were turned
away at Trinity Methodist church
Sunday night where Burke Culpepper
delivered a sermon on The Auction
OF Souls"
Sunday was the first day on which
the evangelist called for converts. At
the morning service Is responded and
at the evening service a persons
signified their intention Of becoming
Christians. 1t was stated.
Mr. Culpepper took his text from
Mark vili-35s What shall It profit q
man il he gain the whole world and
lose his own soul2"
There are two conflicts for your
SOUL the evangelist said. Hell and
Heaven are waging this conflict.
Neither is omnipotent in this case
God sets before you the choice Of life
OF death. Nan holds the balance OF
power. The devil always offers i'm
mediate reward for service. God
never does II is not the dance OF
the past that you enjoy, but the pros
pect Of the one tomorrow night. You
get your joys Of the devils service
right now. But with God you draw
the interest on a Christian life when
you quit this world and that pay
ment lasts forever.
Why Immortality.
Keep your body clean. That's
a thousand other things. destroy the
full capacities OF your body The use
OF these things shows how little man
cares for his body, after God has
made It a wonderful thing because he
loves life.
You can't base your belief IN i'm
mortality on dreams or grief or fear.
Man has three
which TO base his Immortality.
First is the progressive nature OF
the soul Man is not content with
out progress and we either viii have
to have a new world or we will have
to be taken to another, because we
have almost exhausted our progress
In this one We are continually try
ing TO better everything
Second is infinite capacity. Things
that are finite in capacity are finite
in nature. Your soul is infinite in
capacity. The human soul can never
get too much OF Cod
Third is immortal longing Man
has never had a longing God doesn't
answer. He longs for warmth; Cod
has the fire He thirsts and God pro-
vides water. he longs for life and
God has provided immortal life
CuIpepper's Contract.
you don't have to die TO lose your
soul In the great auction Of souls
some are selling high; others are
selling low and stin others are giving
their souls away. What viii you take
for your Eoul2"
The speaker here drew a COMPARE
son using Napoleon. Alexander the
Great julius Caesar, Edgar Allen
Poe and others.
They sold their souls for great
worldly things. but they failed. How
dare you 20 try the exchange" he
said.
M Culpepper declared that thus
far more than 5000 persons have been
converted at his meetings this year.
7 have a contract with God" he
said II youTu Join the church IN
der me IN guarantee you a threefold
blessing"
During the entire sermon many
persons crowded into the aisles OF the
church, 50 that Il was necessary for
the ushers 70 clear a way for con-
yeFts seeking to approach the altar
Sell OIL stock to Curtiss 4 Co-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
TWO PASTORS
RETURNED TO
CITY CHURCHES

As a result OF petitions from their
congregations, Rev. Henry Van
VaIkenburg VIII be returned this year
10 the pastorate Of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church and Rev Rufus
g. Baker again VIII be pastor Of the
Orchard Park church Heappoint-
ments Of the two FL Paso ministers
were made by bishop J. T. Mead OF
Denver. who presided at the New
closed a five Gay session Sunday
night at Roswell
The bishop also announced the fol
loving appointments:
Albuquerque, @. o. Beckmans Belen,
q. " Calkins; Cimarrou, G. B. Travel
Ter; Clayton. IL R. Mills; Clayton cir
cult C. S. Marzin; Columbus, @. W.
Barton; Des Molnes, J. W Nangundy;
Espanoia, to be supplied; Estancia,
A. 3. Weaver Elephant Butte and
Mesilla valley. to be supplied; Fol-
som and Johnson's Mesa, Trevor
Orton; Las Vegas, T. L. Thurresons
Maxwell, c. r Livingston; Mountain
supplied Nara Visa. William Vimont-
Ra1on, J. c. keegans Roswell, r. T.
Dunn Roy. to be supplied; Santa Fe,
s w. Marble; Santa Rosa George =.
Hickss Solano. z. ". McMilen;
Springer, 10 be supplied Taos, to be
City, TO be supplied. WILLARD and Fort
Sumner. H. II. Merkel.
Sanish district: Albuuueruue
Thomas 0gilvie; Belen, 10 be sup
piled; COstlla and Cerro, Nictoriana
Cruz; Douglas, John Burman; Hills
boro. 70 be supplied: Las Cruces and
Dona Ana, p. l.. Martinez; Mesa, 10
be supplied; Mouutainair, 70 be SUP
Piled Peralta, to be supplied; San
Marcial and Valverde. e B. Candida
ria; Socorro. Escondida and Ia Joya,
J. Q. CHAVEZ; Tucson. II. Y. Costales.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
NEW VARIETY
OF WHEAT Is
BIGPRODUCER

Anthony, y n. Sept. 15.-Tests
made at the Anthony mill OF Burbank
wheat grown on the Sperry ranch
resulted in a yield Of two pounds
was milled from sonora wheat, which
heretofore has been the chief variety
OF wheat grown in the valley. This
Burbank wheat was planted on No
vember Il and u. so pounds 20 the
acre and received four irrigations-
II was cut June II. One field OF u
acres produced more than IS bushels
to the acre. In a smaller field. where
IS pounds Of seed was planted to the
acre, the yield was not so large
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
JUAREZ BAND TO PLAY
IN CLEVELAND SQUARE

The garrison band OF Juarez will
give q concert in Cleveland Square
Thursday night, Mexican Independence
day The concert viii begin at s
o'clock The program foIlows.a
March, Gran Parada" "a. pach eco
Waltz. -Arpa de Orc" o.. "a Martinez)
Overture William Telr' &C.. CRossini)
Polka, "Concierto de trombon".
---..--.-.s-.----.-. "a Pacheco)
Fantasia. "Gioconda' -.... o (Poncielli)
Waltz, "Poema" .....-..(A- Paiheco)
Overture, -Tanhauser" tR- Wagner
Waltz, "Poetico" $3.50. (Nillanueva)
Poema sinfonico "Rapsodia No %
.--.--..-..--.......--....-. Udszt)
Plea imitativa Ia Caceria"-
.--..--.-.-. (Buca lossi)
Grand march. Ia Patria". CPach eco)
American and MEXICAN national
hymns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

London, Eng. Sept. IA famous
old mulberry tree in North London.
under which IA years ago it Is said
the American declaration OF indie
psndence was first read in this coun-
try. has fallen under the weight Of
It's age American Boy Scouts at
tending tbs international scout con
ference here visited the tree only a
few DAYS before IL crashed
The tree stood on one OF the lawns
OF the Midway conference hall Many
religious leaders have addressed
meetings under its shade
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
Rheumatism Comes
From Tiny Pain Germs

First Of all get It firmly fixed in
your mind that al the Iiniments in
the world have no effect whatever on
Rheumatism.
Medical scientists differ as 70 the
causes Of every form Of rheumatism
but agree that when caused by q tiny
disease germ, the only effective meth
Cd Of treatment is to attack the dis
ease at It's source, and cleanse the
blood Of its cause.
A very common form Of Rhema-
tism Is caused by millions of tiny
disease germs which infest the blood.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

The one and only sensible treatment,
therefore, IS one which cleanses the
blood Of these germs, and routs them
entirely out Of the circulation.
This IS why S. S. 6, the greatest
known blood purifier, is 50 successful
II the treatment Of rheumatism. It is
a powerful cleanser Of the blood, and
VIII remove the disease germs that
cause your Rheumatism, affording re-
lief that is genuine.
S. S. S. is sold by all druggists.
Free literature and medical advice can
be had by writing to Chief Medical
Adviser, s26 Swift Laboratory, Allan
ia, Ga.-AdF.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

Dates have been arranged for Nine.
AIDA Navarette TO sing at the Craw-
ford theater September q and p. She
IS passing through here en- route
from Mexico City to New York and
viii stop over two days among her
FL Psso friends and admirers here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

All new pupils and former pupils
who wish credit for summer work
are asked 20 report at the school on
Tuesday between nine and twelve OF
between two and five, for assign
ment TO classes.
Rotations for all students begin
" Wednesday. September 15th--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

An artillery shell with the velocity
OF the solar system would penetrate a
sheet OF steel four city blocks thick
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13
Out Now
NewWctor Records
for September

program Of great such the most ambitious I'M
presaro present the public possible only for the
Victor Every month year the Victor offers interesting
selection numbers and musicovers everywhere have the
opportunity of hearing this music any Victor dealers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

Any Victor dealer win gladly give you illustrated booklet
describing these Victor Records and play music wish
Victor Records sale all dealers the 1st OF each
VictroIas in great variety from SIS to $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-13

sen on 50 . ~ { 60.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
BARGAIN N VALLEY FARM.
Nra 400 10
Il PAso VALLEY LANDS.

IA EHAN0 NaNAaAAAaA AAaA=HANaa
10 acres. q mile from Fabsus on paved
road. about 20 acres IN cultivation good
room house. all farming implements and
stock goes with the place. price. $780,
terms 1-s cash.
100 acres on the Island and an in cult
vstior. good ? room house. this is extra
road about * miles from Fabeusi price,
SIS per acre. terms
2 acres ncar Clint. ana we consider Sc an
IDEAL place to start a chicken ranch price.
1850 terms 1-3 cash, balance and =
yearz
Is acres. located miles east o. Tslsia
on the main paved road; an On cultivation.
but no house; this Is Eood buy az $780,
terms
50 acres on the Island. unimproved but
fine soils price. 5000, terms $3.50 cash.
balance / and years
efs acres located on the main County
Road between Clint and Fabens; prac-
tcaIly all in cultivation and the irn-
proremcnts are the best; the dwellinE. nav
barns. silo. etc, are ss sood as money
ment back. pay your Interest and have
enough 20 carry you another year. priced
at $4,000. terms
$50 acres a. TT Hancoek, We consider
this about ths best and most uniform land
in the entire valley, price SIS per acre.
terms
200 acres west OF TT Hancock; this IS
fine farm and must be seen 90 be ap-
precIated. price. S125. terms
We ask that our clients consider The
soil that produces the crops first; second
the improvements. and third and last
the price
eSEE Us BEFORE YOU BUY"
FABESs REALTY co.
valley Land Specialist
FABENs TEXAS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
For SaIe or Exchanqe-Real Estate

For Sale or Exehange-Real Estate
~~~--~-~-~-~----~----- ----~-----------~-~---~-
EQUITY in modern 10 apartment house,
close IN. bringing large income, 20 trade
FOR clear Improved real estate OF any de-
scription- address 3 50. care Herald
lots WANTED on BUNGALOW.
-Four room bungalow, price $3.50. or 8
room house. price $500, viii take some
cheap lots I'm East Fl Paso or Altura as
part payment
JAY F. KNOX COMPANY,
10I Caples Bldg. Phone 2zs9-
FOR EXCHANGE-Equit in cottages FOR
lots or auto. small tracts Of land about
seven miles down the valley on paved
road, for bungalow; business property and
tenemcnts for improved valley farm %
acres. near Vado. n. II. for lots or cot
taEes; so acres OF land at Alamosa- colo,
water rights paid. for Fl Paso property
$50 acres down the valley on paved road
about IS miles from Fl Paso. suitable FOR
cotton or alfalfa. for business property
50 acres near clint. IS acres In pears.
good room adobe house. all has been
ia cultivation, for cottage or lots several
cottages FOR sale. small cash payments
and easy month"; payments; new room
bungalow. very desirable, Sunset Heights,
walking distance
W. n. CARL.
500 Capies Bldg. Phones 6S and 9s4-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

MONTANA ST. ALTA VISTA SEC
TION-lIodern four room glass sleep
ing porch bungalow, two ful lots,
paved street. A snap. $1,000, small
cash payment. balance $50 per month
HIGH SCHOOL DIsTRICT-Ihis fine
six room bungalow with all built in
features, breakfast room. large base
meut and heating plant. The owner
is sacrificing. $500, only $500 cash,
the balance TO suit
WILL TRADE SIX ROOM BuNGA-
Low FOR AuTOMOBILE-This bun
EaIoW IS modern in every detail
hardwood floors. basement Ten min
utes from Mills Bldg. Only $500,
terms TO suit
LESLIE REED, HeHltor-
SO Mills BldE. Phone 1406.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

TOMORROW AND ToMOREOW-
we put or from day 70 day and mistake
our intense desires for Logical reasoning
within the past few DAYS we have been
told By some that they believe real estate
prices viii recede- Is there a single loEi-
cal argument TO offer such a condition 70
be expected Have you thought Of the
length OF time it viii take for building 20
catch Up with the demand here7 When
person needs q home. he needs Dc nov.
and cannot camp outdoors all winter while
he has q house built The houses are nor
here. and 81 you need a home within the
next year or tEo o. VIII not pay Won 70
wait We have one Of the best lists OF
residences and bungalows IN the city.
Let us show you what you want.
TRT-srATE COMMISSION co.
Phone aaft. 21f-115 Trust BidE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
For SaIe-City Property


Four-room bungalow. . porches,
Alta Vista, $500; $500 cash.
Five-room bungalow, oak floors
buiIt-in features. west Of Five
Points. $4,000. $3.50 cash.
FRANK r cox, Renltor.
219 Caples Bldg. Phi 6425-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

New and modern, hardwood floors.
tile bath. furnace. latest builtin fea-
lures woodwork finished I'm ivory
enamel. located on two full. lots.
with paving paid iu Manhattan
Heights. ore block Of car. Built be-
fore the advance in labor and ma
teriaL Price $500. Terms $1,000 cash
and $50 per month
LEAVELL & SHERMAN
116 Texas ST. REALTORS Phone 1895
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

s-room bungalow. basement and
heating plant. full lots.
5-room bungalow. on corner, close in,
terms
s-room bungalow. basement, heating
plant, corner, . lots
5000
6-room Bungalow. breakfast room,
heating plant, terms s years.
3-room bungalow, modern, lot and a
half. $500 cash.
SNAP
2 lots close in on Montana street
$500
SECURITY REALTY co. PHI. e771,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

FOR SALE-Bv owner, new bungalow In
Alta Vista. also furniture, VIII sell sep
arate or together Phi. 1881
NEW MODERN 6 ROOM BUNGALOW.
Bargain from owner 10 sold before 18TH
furnished OF unfurnished heating plant,
hardwood floor. ivory finish throughout
Frsnch doors. Tile bath and drain boards
. fun lots beautiful lawn and flowers,
only built 5 months. ideal home. well 10
Gated I'm Lebanon st. Phi 42l2-
s70OO-This elegant house. 6 rooms and 2
porches. . fuu south front lots. close in,
fine location. furnished. furniture worth
$4,000. $500 VIII handle; let Us show you
s150g-Three room frame, Montana St. .
corner lots, on paving. $500 cash VIII
handle.
J.. T. ALLEN. REAL ESTATE.
1912 FL Pas1 Bank & Trust Bldg.
Phone 1870
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

For Sale or Exchange-Real Estate
@-------------=-------- -e--~---------------~---
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. go acres.
Van Buren, county, Ark. north Of Little
Rock. fee title clear. also $50 acres Jack
son county. s. Dakota. fine wheat land,
clear want good bungalow or paying
business Ia Fl Paso. VIII assume Address
owner. Room IS. New Brltton Hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

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LEGHORN pullets. Matching eEEz. ard cut
flowers. 1oc bunch. Ph- 81l1J.
HAVE pasturaEs for 500 cattle. good
grass, plenty water. winter protection. 90
miles south It. Stockton. VIII receive and
deliver back 20 railroad. 81 per head per
month, 6 months contract. Guy s. Rachal.
r. stockton. Tex
PAsTURAGE.
We have grass for 1900 head o. cattle
iu different localities. any size nerd See
Pen1ebazar o. the
ID. +. WHITE COMMISSION CO.
Largest list OF cattle and ranches
IN the west
LAMB SALE.
Msscalero Indlan Agency, Msscaleru, y
81, Oct. 5th. 1890 Bids win be received
az this office until I o'clock pm. oct
15th. 1890. on approximately 1900 wether
lambs. 200 Wether yearllnEa. and $50 old
ewes. Bids must Be accompanied BY GER
rifled cheek for percert OF amount bid.
drawn on a National hank. and payable %
underaiEned Lambs are Shropshire grades.
sound and recently dipped stock sold
VIII be delivered az railroad station .lul1-
rosa. y. r. Ernest Stscker. SUD.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

Five room modern bungalow and
large classed in sleeping porch Large
airy rooms. Southeast corner lots
lust the home you have been looking
FOR. Al real bargain at $500. $1,000
cash. balance easy
call H. A. Ellison with
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY.
100 T. san Antonio St Phi 800.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08


PROVE IT
A person that We cannot
suit in a house must be
very hard indeed 10
please We have homes
the real comfy kind
in every part Of the city
and al every price and on
the most convenient
terms II you are inter
rerested IN buying a home
and you know you are
not really living where
you are staying under
somebody else's roof
cali Us up and one Of our
renresentatiTe viii be
glad 20 show you We do
appreciate your business
and prove IL by seeing
that you get just treat
meut on every transac-
ton that goes through
this office. In All our
dealings we never lose
sight Of the fact that we
are as much the agent Of
the person who is buying
the house as we are OF
the one who is selling f.
sOUTHWEsTEHH
INVESTMENT CO.
21e-220 Trust Bldg.
Phone 2558
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

HOMES WORTH THE MONEY
Four rooms, sleeping porch $3.50
Five rooms, sleeping porch
well located ..-.-.-----.-.--- 1000
Six rooms. all modern convent
ences. in a splendid location a
once ...---.-..........-....-. $500
Six rooms in Manhattan Heights
one Of the very best buys in the
Six rooms. well located, hard
wood floors throughout. modern
and complete ..-..---...-- $50
Several two-story residences from
$1,000 to $4,000.
We have roominE houses. hotels.
apartments, etc IN fact, we can fur
nish you anything you may desire
we can help you buy, trade or sell
BORDER INVESTMENT CO.
405 Reynolds Bldg Pm. 389.