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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-19
ENGLAND W|LLPAY
JUS. DEBT, IGNORING
GERMAN INDEMNITY
Question Dealt With Inde-
pendentIy, Austen Cham
DerIain Tells Commons.
nv the Associated Press.

LONDON. May 1a.-Austen Cham
beriain. chancellor of the exchequer,
stated in the house of commons to-
day that the question of Great Brit
aims Indebtedness to the United
States was being dealt with indie
pendently of any question Of Great
Rritain's share in the indemnity from
Germany.
The chancellor's statement was
called out by a question as to whether
an arrangement had been made with
France that she repay her indebted
ness TO Great Britain when France
receives her share of the German in
sdemnity. and. il so. whether il would
he possible for Great Britain to repay
her borrowings from the United
States on the same condition. namely
when Great Britain receives her share
OF the indemnity.
Frances Debt tn britain.
Mr.. Chamberlain said that France :
net debt to Great Britain. after con-
siderable adjustments. had been made,
probably would total under five hun
dred million pounds.
No definite arrangement of any
kind was reached regarding the re
payment by France of this debt" the
chancellor continued, but it was
recognized that it was desirable to
reach a solution Of the problems aris-
ing out of the existence of these and
another at the same time as the
problems of the fixing of the total and
method of payment of Germany's Ii
ability for reparation were being set
tied.
Mr.. Chamberlain was asked whether
when Germany paid indemnity to
France she would also be forced to
make payments to Great Britain, even
If Great Britain allowed France to de-
fer payment of the loan. The chancel-
slof replied:
No Question Of Priority.
TT was agreed between the two
governments that payments should be
made in the terms of the treaty. the
cost Of the army of occupation coming
first and any sums allowed Germany
for food, maintenance and raw ma
:terial coming next. but there will be
mo question Of priority among the al
lies regarding the distribution Of
sums available in payment OF repara-
ton"
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PENROSE AND PALMER
| LEAD Winning FORCES
PHILADELPHIA. May 10 tsy th<

PHILADELPHIA. May 10 (by the
Associated Press}.-Returns from
yesterdays primary election for
all parties in Pennsylvania were still
incomplete early today, but figures
received tended to indicate the prob
able winnefS
J These returns showed all but one
of the twelve slated candidates Of the
regular republican state organization
for delegates at large were leading.
{ There were fifteen candidates OF
those not on The regular slate ".
Freeland keRdrick. who was support
ed by the Ware wing of the republican
party in Philadelphia, ran strong in
Eastern counties. Organization lead
ers predicted that the upstate vote
would elect tire regular slated twelve.
: Those on the regular slate were
e. Sproui. Mayor Babeock Of Pitts
burgh, Mayor Moore Of Philadelphis,
State Attorney General W. l. ShafIeF,
w. W. Atterbury. James Elvsrson. jr.
Jon Asher Miner and J. Leonard
Renogle
! The regular state Organization
claimed the election of nearly all it's
Hi1ty-four district delegates.
! PRESIDENTIAL preferences did not ng-
gates at large. the contests being
largely to settle factionai differences
and personnel OF the delegation
While the election laws provided
for preferential primary, only one
name, that of F.. X. Wood. a retired
philadelphia business man. appeared
en- the republican ballot and received
a light vote.
!. Attorney General Palmer was the onl,
candidate for President whose name
appeared in the democratic preferen-
tial ballot. Al the eleventh hour in
the campaign the Bsrniwell faction
urged its followers TO write the name
OF William c. McAdoo on the ballot,
and a conside rable number Of demo-
Gratis followed the suggestion. An In
teresting contest was that for mem
Der of the democratic national COM
mittee from Pennsylvania Returns
from 1905 districts out of the 7.l1S
showed Joseph Y. Guney OF Pitts
burgh. supported by the Attorney
General, to be leading Eugene Ber-
niwell. who Is heading the opposing
1aetion-
United Ststes SsAssok lsAssowAn1
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Can't. Robinson Assigned Here.

Can't. John K. Robson. commanding
the battleship Florida, has been as
signed to duty in the Office of naval
operations. Navy Department, this
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THREE ARE ARRESTED
IN HANDBOOK RAID

Maj. Harry L. Gessford. superin-
tendent of police. yesterday afternoon
directed members of his force in a
handb book raid which resulted in the
arrest of Walter Sondheimer. isis
18th street. John T. Horrigan. 1905
ski street. and Harry r. Spafford.
10l4 llth street. Bond in the sum OF
81 600 was given for the appearance Of
the trio There wiz be no Police Court
hearing OF the cases. Maj. Gessford
stated but they Will so direct TO the
grand jury.
III is growing eUil." was MAJ.
Gessford's comment on the handbook
business this morning.
The superintendent said he did not
expect 10 be able to stamp out the
handbook business entirely, but his
men will continue 10 make arrests as
long AS business is conducted. MAJ.
Gessford spoke of the large sums oil
money lost by men of families. caus-
ing suffering to wives and children
and gave notice that there Will he no
stopping OF the crusade
Search was made for a fourth man
wanted to answer a handbook charge
He was not at his home or place OF
business Yesterday afternoon. SO Tar
as the police were able to learn. buf
Mai. Gessford says his men have evi-
dence against him and his case VII
hc heard by the grand jury with the
others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-19
BISHOP DISCUSSES
"CHURcH UNITY
Continued from First Page.)

necessity for some effective control
Of the morality Of motion pictureA
mo ono observant of the sxtraor-
aters in the last few years and the
increasing patronage of them by all
the elements of our population, but
especially by children. can fail to see
how potent an influence they are ex-
ercising on the thoughts and ideals
Of our people, and how vitality neces-
sary II is that as far as possible
prohibited" the bishop declared. "On
the other hand. the motion picture
may be made educational and uplift-
ing"
Bishop Harding stated sthaA the lay
organization looking toward greater
ests Of each parish AZ well as those
of the diocese and the church in gen.
eral had been perfected during the
past year. and that B. MERCER Hart
man. executive secretary, had report
cd that the membership had grown
from 10 TO cas-. and parochial
branches from three to twenty-four.
nounced. has authorized the publicA-
ton of monthly paper which will
supply to q large extent the lack OF
Ia diocesan organ.
The bishop said that during the
year ended December 81. 1919. the
biai,op had held Z: celebrations Of the
holy communion. 50 combinations,
regular. and IL combinations. pri-
vate: fatal number confirmed. 10a4;
eartisns. I: marriages. 4; funerals
2. dcpositioRs. /: other services. 81;
addresses. So; sermons. 81: deacons
oriAi ned. !, churches eonsecrated. l;
chorenes consecrated, l; number OF
Roman Catholics received. II: num-
bSr Of Armeni&ns received, l.
Following the bishops annual ad-
III css. luncheon was served At 1880
O'Clock at st. Adams Guild Hall. The
annual diocesan missionary meeting
will be held at o'clock tonight In
St Johns Church. followed by brief
popular service and short addressed
by Rev. David K. Covell and Rev
Lewis r. Levering. The twenty-fifth
anniversary OF the founding Of the
diocese will DO celebrated tomorYov
A preliminary meeting was held last
night BY the Sunday School Institute
Of the diocese at All Saints Church
Chevy Chase, Capt. c. G. Bradley
u. 8 A.. and Commander e. T. Jewell
spoke.
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SALVATION ARMY'S
CANVASS NEAR END

(. With the last day Of the Salvation
:Armys 1920 annual appeal set for to-
morrow, volunteer workers today re-
doubled their efforts to raise the $75,-
tion's humanitarian work in this city
FOR another year. The appeal began
May 10.
There will be no let-up in the work
of the volunteers until tomorrow mid
night, Chairman William b. Wes&laks
said today. The business men today
are being besought To make large
contributions.
.If Washington 10 to raise tina s7s,-
600 needed by tomorrow midnight the
business men Of the city must hustle.
The women are doing their part. Now
1t is up to the men.
I'VE are depending upon the bust
ness men to send In large contrfbu-
tons Whether we get the required
amount depends entirely upon the
tret. The barrel collection has netted
quite a bit of money. but not enough
to reach our goal"
Large Checks Received.
The Junior League today sent a
check for 5000. Several other large
checks came in through the mail All
checks should be made payable to
Thomas p. Hickman. treasurer, and
sent to Salvation Army headquarters
in the Willard Hotel. where also the
sale of tickets for the operas mi
kado" and "Pinafere." to be presented
the week of May 81 at Polls. is pro-
crossing.
Rollin Bond. director of the Peoples
National Opera Company. which has
donated it's services for these two
presentations. is having rehearsAls of
his company nightly. These two
operas were presented by this COM
pany recently with success.
Arts Club Players.
Tickets for the three one-act plays
to be given by the Arts Club Players
next Monday night may be bought
at any of the community centers or
at the Willard Hotel headquarters. The
show will be given in the Little Theater
Of the Post Office Department, 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
vest
The three one-act plays are 1.-The
Dear Departed a comedy; The
Voice In the Drum" a Salvation Army
story. and THE Pot Boiler"
II the sale of tickets warrants it,
the players will put on another bill
the following night made up of three
plays. Waterloo" "Everybodys Hus-
hand" and will O. the Wisp."
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Commander Charles II. Oman. Naval
Medical Corps on the bAttlsship Penn
sylvenia: has been assiGaed to duty
ct the Naval Hospital Washingto1,
0-c
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]. R YOUNG, CLERK
OF D. c. COURT, DIES
Had Served Nearly Thirty
Years in Position He
Held at Death.

John Ramsey Young. clerk OF the SUI
preme Court of the District Of Columbia
for nearly thirty years. died at IL
o'clock this morning. at his home. 1920
S street northwest Mr. Young ccle-
brated the eighty third anniversary of
his birth last February. He was ac-
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no opposition, for denomination to
the Senate. Charles A. Snyder, pres
ent auditor general was nominated
for state treasurer on tho republican
ticket and Samuel 8. Lewis of York
county, was named &s a candidate
for auditor general. Neither had op-
position
Palmer leaders chained that virtually
all their esveaty-six National dele
gates were succeseful and that their
enttpe atato ticket vas nominated
over thet. pAoesd il ~ aeld by the
,Bonniveu group
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CARRANzA IS BELIEVED
TRYING TO QUIT MEXICO
Thought to Be Headed for Coast to
Take Steamer at Some
Small Port.

MEXICO CITY. May 1S-(by the As
ISOLATED Press).-"We are uoet! Good
bye. gentlemen" These were Car
fanza's final words before hts fight
from the besieged trains in tine early
afternoon OF May IA. accompanied by
a few intimates and qua rded byrwhat
the special dispatches term "a very
small cavalry force"
1t Is bell eyed that Carranza is head
ing northeast toward the coast by way
OF Cofre de Perote. with the intention
Of boarding q steamer at some small
port and escaping from the country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-14
IMPROVED DOWNTOWN CORNER
TO BE SACRIFICED.

Here Is an exceptional opportunity 90
own ore CO the finest downtown corners
"a = Plso az an extremely low price aad
on the easiest terms. This IS an actual
forced sale. no statements herein are eE-
aggarated in any wy The property So
situated on = prominent corner in the dis
trict bounded by san Antonio. lIllz.
Campbell and Oregon streets. which is
the best section of El Paso for rapid de-
relo1maut and East Increasing values pres
enr improvements are IN fine coalition and
lh3 rents more than carry the ilveztr1e1+.
lncluciug Interest. taxes Insurance etc
Ieasad 20 reliable tenants. nearly 200 feet
tai street frcrtaEes- own ills corner
and Tor immediate sale wiz accept what g
cost during the war nearly four years ago.
Plus what have spent recently making
Improvements. As small a cash payment
as $4,000 VIII be accepted. the balance
az percent interest with small yearly
payments or mcrtgaFe. TO SUM I'D thi-
propositions The property is being sold az
a real sacriare; very suau cash pay
u1ert VII take IT, The terms on the h1l-
ance are very easy The rents viii carry
-le property uutl resuld lt a large profit.
and i IS right fl the trend OF develop
l11- need the money o. would not 1eIl
AZ all No agents commission 70 Be- PAID.
y VII uot cost Tcu anything 90 lock into
this and q may mean great Gal 90 ECU
Look az IL easo's past reclrf. Thiniz
OF It's urqueslioned future rrcutn. Mexico
nov opening ID and new shops and indus
tries iccatlrg here. etc. Here ls your
chance 70 profit b. III Passes failure de-
velo1meut address owner az cucs &C UI
Fasoi Posi- BOX 155l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-14
e. -, IL Ranebes


ENPEHIESCED japanese farmer wants
land SO acre. up. for lease or By share
Phi cf95. or write A. B-, SO trust Bldg.
ENPERIENCED American farmer desires
Co rene 90 or ld acre farm equipped or
partly equipped must be- good land Ad-
FINE SMALL RANCH for sale. 2 wells.
sprinf. orchard. etc. VIII support about
800 hecd Of cattle, VII consider city
W Il JOHNSON. soooRRo. \. ~
UPPER VALLEY EAElI FOB sALE-Near
Ia Mesa. N. r.. 90 acres all under cuil-
walton. farm Implements and stock. no
ssepare. no all-alL no johnson grass In
est soil in valley must Be sold lu 20 days
Prone owner nlsal5 "a s----s+ i'''"'
or write 1lchollol. KOS 4a1as-
40 ACRES haif mile from r. b. station
and Las Cruces-El PaEo read. and or EraF-
aied road, so acres Alfalfa. Is cotton, otler
truck
drainage On. Adfoinlns land priced from
$50 20 $3.50 an acre Tor quick sale $50
an acre. $500 cash
ms place Is positively going 20 sell II
15s ACRES FINEST COTTON LAND at
Iornilo $50 ceres in cotton. $50 an acre,
ona-thlrd cash. long time on 1alancei VIZ
divide.
paved road. good room house, acres
VIII consider property IN exchange
SO acres. an in cotton and alfalla. good
house, wei. pump and tank. orchard, vine
yard. 20 better land ia the valley lrea
from alIzau end Johnson Erasz
BOGuE a COMRANN-
Phone 1917. Ask for Bitlck.
SPECIAL BaRGAnSs N VALLEY LAND
For sale
40 acres 20 miles from Fl Paso q Rio
GraEde valley. SO acres good alla-la-
Balance not in cultivation Good land
s125 per acre All fenced with water and
good ditch system
IS acres wen located llud ~ rnile1 irc1n
ii paeo lr RIO Grlule valley All iu
cotton with 5000 home and other M
provemeuts- s1s,c1o takes IT, Terms 9
Also
co acres improved land with water rights
90 miles from - Fas1 10 RIO Grande vale
lav. Only $4,000 Terms q desired zee
20 ACREs VALLEY LAND
IS Acres Bearing Orchard.
With $4,000 Improvements consisting q
fine home, barn Tor az kinds o. ltoeE
horses. and c1wL All rest q lad lr9r
class 10 miles from ~ Paso IN Aio
erande Fa ne, ~ s--.'s s3, 80 * E
Fully equipped modern farm of 200 acres,
values now on farm a- follows
ANNA 1900 -----t
Barley lu E1clz1 -.-.-------- 4-1-
Cotton. IN field ---.---.--..- $500
Cotton. leased On shares. 1000
Horses and mules ..-.---..- 5000
Machinery -----.-.-ss--s--- 49,
Hogs sa-ss----ss.4-s $1,000 ----
COWS Aaa
Home and other modern
SIS acres now ln Alfalfa Rest Of farm
In cotton com. and barley. value on
place ff1.11o. Price now only $3.50 per
acre with everything on the 1lrn- Can
give POSSESSION ar once.
Last But Not the Least.
For sale g small tracts o. from 20 10
ceres each. only miles down the Val-
leg. An facing county road and on street
car line. with good terms
-rmurHrr nWnTnE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-14
For SaIs-City Property

------------------
FOR saIE-Furnished house. win take
Ford ear Tor part raymeHt s212 Noble
BUNGALOW BARGAIN. $3.50.
Your rooms. Tlassed sleeping porch
screened service porch. breakfast roorns
Convenient bult On feature garage Win
cement driveway leading from rlfe4
street. good location and easy terms cali
IfESRY b. STONE & COMPANY.
Phone 2s3A RealtqrE 80 caples 5lag.
SUNSET HEIGHTS BARGAIN.
One OF the best income properties N tne
city. IS showing net income q over p
per cent. this property iH priced several
thousand dollars less than % would cost
TO build the bulldlng todayi lt you are ln-
terastad IN an APARTMENT house you elcll4
arrange 20 see this az once price $4,000
and about $4,000 cash. balance easy terms
call
Bottirtf. vita
JAMES Z. 1LARR & COMPANY.
phone ESQ. So san Anlsnls st,
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Three BUNGALOWS, Hueco and lamar
streets. each has q rooms. 2. porcness
oak floors, at car ana paving sou
-Four room bungalow, glazed room.
inst off Montana ST, west OF Eledras
St Sl5o0- $3.50 cash
FRANK u. cox Bualtors
119 Caples BldE. Enone o-z9
$3.50 CASH BALANCE EASY
Four room bungalow, In good loca-
$50 CASH. BALANCE $50 per month.
including interests room bungalow
near Five Points.
$1,000 CASH room bungalow heat
ing plant and hardwood floors in
Manhattan Heights.
on PERsHIVG DRIVE $500 CASH
A beautiful 5 room bungalo7' ard
glassed IN sleeping porch Must be
sold Immediately $500.
$1,000 CAsH-Ou beautiful Copper St.
ia Manhattan Heights, s room bunga-
low. buutin features f6500s balance
lSs sure ana see US before You buy.
Ne have many other bargains ike
these.
can KARL P. GOODMAN. with
GOoDMAN BROS. a. COMPANE-
Real Estate Realtors lnsurlnce
20I NJ Stanton ST.
Phones 242l-2E05
WHY PAY RENT
When you can buy one Of our new.
modern bungalows on easy terms ?
FEDERAL SIS rooms, sleeping
porch; $500.
FEDERAL ST. rooms. breakfast
room, sleeping porch, $500.
CAMBRIDGE SIS rooms, breakfast
room, sleeping porchi $500
He have Just completed the above
houses ana they are up-ro-date IN
every particular. Terms are 10 per-
cent down and balance 70 suit
We also have listed the following
places which we consider bargains.
MOUNTAIN AVE- rooms, sleeping
porch; $500 down; $3.50.
MOUNTAIN AVE- rooms, sleeping
porch. $3.50 down; $3.50.
NORTH I'll PAsO sT-6 rooms.
Sleeping pcrch- $500 down; $1,000.
ORC ST. rooms, service porch.
f325 down; f1251-
Also many others En- various parts
OF the city. An indications point TO
an extreme shortage Of homes for the
winter and our advice is 70 buy now
and have your home problem solved
for the future.
SIMPSON REALTY co.
Ehone IA $40 Mills Bldg.
FOUn-ROOlI BUNGALOW
Highland Park, south front. attrac-
tive bungalow. large screened porch.
Price $780, terms, $500 down and So
per month
FTVE-ROo1r TWO-sTORK
North OF 1Iauhartan Heights hale
block from ear line. Price s5500-
terms. $500 down. balance TO arrange.
FINE-ROOW FRAME
ialf block from Beall school on
Rivera ST., two fun lots. large trees.
Price $4,000 plus part Of paving
cost terms $4,000 cash and 5000
FER month.
JAY r. KNOX COMPANY
Realtors.
so1 caples Bldg. Phone z2ss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-14
THE SOLUTION OF A PROB
I'm

TIE SOLUTION or A PROB
LEM
TIE HOUSING Of its rapidly
Increasing population. is prob
ably the most serious problem
confronting Fl Faso today
Il IS a problem worthy o. the
most thoughtful consideration
Of every FL Easoau. whose in-
rerests are affected by El
Easo's prosperity
PEOPLE irresistiblr drawn
from every quarter OF the
United States. arc FL Faso
bound. They must be fairly
treated and satisfactorily
housed, If we are TO make
permanent citizens Of them
WE WANT the cooperation
OF BUILDERS AND OWNERS
IN carrying out this work. II
sou have HOMES TO SELL.
give US the privilege Of help
ing you put them IN the
hands Of the best people,
PUT A FAIR PRICE and rea-
Eonabie terms on your prop
ertv; list it for sale with us.
and we viii put our motto
into effect wor you
QUICK ACTION-SATIS-
FACTION
AMERICAN INVESTMENT CO.
600 Texas St Phi. sos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-14
For SsIs-City Property

~ ~ =. - - = ! y
APARTMENT house for sale. Phi 73l1.
FOR sALE-Cheap. handsomely furnished
room bungalow On 1000 block on Mon
proreruanta IN beautiful lava with Tow
ers PHI 1855
If YOU wish 20 buy a home. large OF
small OF have one 90 sell, call me up; no
trouble TO show yegl ~
zoo Herald BldE Phone ss4.
Ell PAsO REAL ESTATE BOARD
The following are active members
and are affiliated with the National
Association OF Real Estate Boards
the principal obiect OF which IS TO
promote fair dealing among realtors
and between realtors and their Gus
toners.
Anderson Investment Co.
Broaddus & lie Baron
n. G. Buchoz & Co
A. p. Coles & Bros
D. c. CroWeu agency.
Eisk-Ramsey Realty CO.
Il p. Hadfield-
3. ". bale Realty Co.
Horace B. Stevens.
Henry 3. Stone & Co.
Wyatt g. Richey-
Goodman Bros & Co
White-Paden Realty Co.
Leaveu e Sherman
Mckee Bros.
James l. Mari & Co.
Newman Investment CO.
". F. Payne.
Park Bros.
Leslie Reed
Charles B. Stevens.
J. =. Watts
Frank 2. Cox
scott Sales and Realty Co
P ~. Williams Agency.
J. F. Knox Co.
C. ]. Neel Realty Co
Norris Investment Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-14

Results are what you want property
listed for sale with Us is soon sold II
properly priced II you want TO buy
or sell consult US
See CHARLES Il EOFFIAN
DOUGLAS C. CROWELL AGENCY.
2za Mills Building. Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-14

- ACRES. SO. 600
Highly Improved valley farm.
r0od s room house. % acres On
Bartlett pears. now bearing. good
terms turkeys chickens and an
farming Implements 80 with place.
q mile from Fsleta-
BRoADDUS q LEBAnON.
IL Texas 81 Phone 1855.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-14

~-~----~a------~-~------- ----~-~---~-----------s
FOR saLE-By owner. upper valley. 65
acres. highly improved. with equipment
cream OF the valley. 90 Holsteins soon
fresh. spring calves beautiful REGISTERED
bull. together or separate. Dr. Weeks
s25 san Antonio. Phi. 1870
IF YOU want to buy farm. large or
small. Improved or unimpruFed go 90 see.
write OF phone the man that has had So
years OF actual experience In the El Paso
valley; some good bargains On hand A.
T. Celuu ClL.st. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-14

a GOOD Furnished h1rnc IN Nan
haitian; it'G completely furnished. includ-
Ing piano. r11us. Eiassed sleeping porch.
snail breakfast room mirror clcser doors,
tile bath. hardwood floors throughout.
large basement. statiouary laundry subs.
furnace heat. price $500.
CLOSE IN hoIE OF rooms. story,
large. spacious ro1mz. strictly modern yea
lures. including hot water heat. near high
school and other schools ana In Walking
distance Of town. price $4,000, Eo1d terms
EOH IkADE--ottcga 1l1Ea-ow q
rooms. iu Alta vista district. fallls 20 eI-
change for 5000 OF 5000 bunEllcw-
Easy IEEl1s-1r1t far from Five Points.
8 room frame house, sleeping pcrcn7 price
$1,000, cash $500. or wil take auto as
part payment
GE AN DTIE " - Five room furnished
bunEalow. modem built IN features base
msnt, heat registers IN. lot 1890. inn
mediate .puszessioui price $500. cash
BUSINESS PROPEETE-Almost IN the
heart OF the business district. lot 41rll4
with good z room house on same; price
$4,000; VIII take nice bungalow in OK
change.
or LOUISVILLE ST. good home n 5
rooms, sleeping purches. built - yea
lures, newly tinted has garage f1l let's
half block Of car, q good buy az $4,000
W n NurullL Pm alz7 Res te7-H
PARK PTT1LAN REALTY CO.
51s FL Easo Bank Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-14

DO YOU WANT MORE EGGse
SATISFACTION NASH ia manufactured
% meet local cc1ditlou1s contains the eeE
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