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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15
YOU NEVER CAN
TAME A WILDCAT
Mr.. Dodson Warns Against Use
Of Treaokerous, Dangerous
Calomel.

calomel s~aiivatesi IT'S mercury.
Caionei acts like dynamite on % slug
gish liver. when cal0mcl comes into
contact with sour bile u crashes into
Il. causing cramplnE and nausea.
n YOU feel bilious. headachy. con
stipated and an Knocked u just 80
20 you druggist and get "a bottle Of
DorHon's Liver Tone for e. few cents
lGSlch h d harmless vegetable substl-
tute for dangerous calomei. Take a.
spoonful and II il doesn't start your
liver and straiEhten you up better and
quicker tina npsty calomel % with
0ut makinE YOU sick. YOU just go back
and get your money.
n YOU take caiomel today you'u be
sick n nauseaied tomorrow besides
% may salixnfc YOU. while " YOU take
podson's Liver Zone YOU will wake on
feeling great. nn ~ ambition ana
ready FOR work Or play. It's harmless.
pleasant and aafo To give 90 children
they like a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15
BROTHERS
OPEN THEIR STORE
Are Experienced Cloth
iers-No Change in
Clerical Force

The Aihnquerdne business COM
munity gnincd two important L.ddi-
lions 10 ~ membership yesterday
with the opening hy Enbank Brothers
Of their mems olnthinr STORE al iis
West Central avenue recently pur-
chased hy them from the McClintock-
wrlsht cioihing company. The
brothers r. ". and G. 4. Euhank,
made their debut into aetive retail
husineFs in Alhuaueraue modeStiy
ana villa no more that the dignificd
advertising announcement In last last
nights Herald and the rc-openine Of
the Store following ;hair first inven-
tory. They bring 90 the business
however. and active. successful eN-
i%icriencr Of twenty-five years ia the
clothine business aud with the nigh
est endorsements OF business aEsn-
ciates In Fayette. Missouri. ana else
where where TINY have conducted
rrfaii stores
Enbank brothers. In the purchase
Of the McClnt0ck- Wright compuny's
location and stocks. acquired one Of
the oldest mems clothing stores IN
Ncw Mexico. The business was es-
tuhllshcD hy simon Stern in the SOS
and was made into one 81 the large
businesses Of the city hy him. ~ was
sold hy Mr.. Stern "a the M~cCfintock-
Wright Interests who modernized the
equipment 81 the store Snd extended
It's business The evperi1Nce and ae-
gressivr business methods which tho
new owners, Eubank Brothers. bring
10 the business viii further extend
the service and popularity % the es-
~tahlishmeut.
There are 90 be no changes in the
clerical force 81 the store. Both ID.
". ana e. l.. Euhanks will remain
here until the business is launched
ana moving To- theis a-lsfaction. The
merchandise lines viii be confined
strictly 10 mons clothing. furnishings
and shoes ana q complete line Of
boys clothing ana accessories which
VIII be- established in "a special bal
cuny department. equipped with new
fixtures throughout.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15
UNIVERSITY DRIVE
CONTINUES TODAY


MeHihcrs ~ thc University s'nylnr
squadron who have iscn nut the past
Two days ~ rnise meney by popular
subscription IN Aibupuorque Cor tho
construction ~ a home scohonics
building at tho University win meet
at ths caamhcr OF. commerce al 3
o'clock % nuke returns.
Indications ate thlt The money has
been contributed r~encrunnly and that
the immediate goal of Sle.0nn will
be- retchnd By tomorrow night Conn
plclc reports have not been received
from nli the frlue. 10 lnat nn ur-
nf.s rould be given out nt the time
the Herald went 10 press.
The entire committee will meet at
the chamber OF commerce tomorrow
morning a. a,clock promptly TO
nu1kc me last finNnss, ID IS probable
that sdme 10 tht WORKERS viii MOI De
rcrdcd. hut an nre requested 10 be
there by .cnairman G. $ white.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15

OTTO Harbaeh ID may be briefly de-
scribca as u series of romantic and
fHrcial complications caused by no
less innocent an object than a heauu-
fol lady's eelicate pink cnemise. Ger
" gave the cheuilso 90 Mabel as a
Eift in u 81 sentimental aher-
ration, and fonilshly hid NJ Inscribed
20 bold, big letters, "Mabcl from
Gafry.'l
Then Garry foll m love wlth and
married e. sweet but painfully unso-
%phiscated little girl and went 10 spend
his honeymoon af the ouutrY nome
~ a friend. Who should turn up az
% 81 the guests but Mabel n
must Doe confessed thnt Mabel was n
wee Din jealous n perhaps some OF
ule other ladies present were % wee
bid cntty. 40 any rate. Mabel let
Garry know that she had the chemisn
and hat she %intended go display u
in ways that might prove detrimental
90 Garry's welfare. OF course. she
didn't really mean %, but CARR
thought SHE asa. sn De tried to steal
he chemife. ~ was not "chem-easy.
and the fun thaf onsued Kept Kew
York roatinE With laughter FOR many
int
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15
ROTkRIAAS ENDORSE
THE School BONDS
Note Unanimously to
Support Issue Of
$425 900

The 1tntaff tinh fndas adapted
nnanlmoualy = ru4r presented ~
Oscar ArAis afhfpt|nf me ttat 600
sci01l htaE I&nF 4ms sala1s etry
Itaiaiisn AID man Is klbn-
ousr4ut ~ tnr the hrrdr on
larstafY 1i. ttIn Xrpaa snd Mt aoni-
fnIfi ~eIhen N4la stittd with MIN Nis-
ilea 80 knf91s wHTa rheeis. ~
Nisr ft4W Do % trFea chIN.rrn seat
= n.ar pM Hrf thelg faces
anors and WU11h4a ekhlnitsd noscr
I'D fran ceiA Ia en4tner room VS.
Ned h. said z Nat nett4knrf wtmo,e
n desk - heIIIutia could f,,tfr the
ruAni THE 4Inba fuie WAS = hearty
endorsement ai The benst qrue and 2
rlrpFe ha sfp mF4tnet VII ~
w.atr 81 ncn~eit n the nond-
C1nlleI ss and f4tni company.
enVa the tscaiInnal nk OF she day.
ID was hIr0Iy lHoIiilfnl and extreme.
a. interesting n~IhfNlseHt ~telVerinf the
operations ~ fnc areat weol Industry
/ nine Nqrln ihf naunh AMI in thls
state, ~hffe 4 stanas ~ me state
iafs~st anruai producer Of casa
Iian. tutbnio Luoefo. ~ las Vegas
prohibition cuinm ienionrf TOR New
MrnIco. charged with endorsement Of
constitutional proniNilnn. spoke hret-
~ and IN hts usual efoqutnt manner
1ie bteueln eppiause ~ Ne statsmen'
fHus fhr4 afohftaunt laws Nuni1 be
rirIflt anfaftrd an Neo 4ltx.cc.
Of. Harer. specialist ~ radio dem
tisiiy. 4 recently elected Rofnriau.
was introduced "a indny's meeiinF
Ur Shnftic presided IN the absence
~ nrtsldrnf y. Np4snWald.
artr 81 the National Paint and var
nIfh association. wss a guest % the
elm. lie u here visiting hia brother
Is y. HorFan, OF the Coal supply
Cnmilanp.
Secretary Watkins % ne chamber
Of commerce reported The University
fund drive ~pfouucdluf nicely but
warned Kntacinns who are worklnE
81 the drive ~ heasi toward the
thambcr ~ comfne4tt Instead n to-
ward the golf links nj o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15

IN this country the chief and prnc-
tcalh uniy Interest lu tho potato toe
DAY h. as a vegetable for The table.
We are greatly surpassed Coz his use
hy Europe and Germany in parilcu-
ar M that land the average annual
per capita consumption was seven
bushels in normal umeB, while our
own wns 1--we and "a half Tine la
forersl ~ eastern Germany ate a.
bushels per auuum. The other
European countries are. az "a rule,
Far above us and the diet 81 many
Hu freshman b. said to be potatoes
und spring water-fur hreakfast. din
tier and supper lu addition tn Thu
dircct consumption. uses Of the po-
tatu largely unknown o. Uncle sam.
are Tor flour starch, doNtrine, glu-
Cuso aud alcohol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15
DEFENDS
CHIEFS OF STAFF
Says They Were Not Re
moved Because Of
Inefficiency

WASHINOTON. ian. ih-Denini
% charges Inaue r. the house Tues
day by ne-prerontaflve caui,an.
democrat. Alaesachuretta. that tte
chiefs Of stan who proceeded General
March during the period OF the war
were reuloyed because they were
considered unequal TO the task" was
made Today by Secretary Haker In "a
letter % the Massachusetts, repre-
sentative
Sir Baker pointed out n a from
the ~htainninE ~ n war until Cen
erai Marsh rturrcs from France to
take he plac, there were only three
fcett. Taslycr n. Bliss and John Bid
die. aud that the latr.r was deslr-
mated as acting chief.
General Scott WAS retired nh Sep
temh4f -. 1917, hecNuHe he hal
reached IN Legal axe OF retirement.
and General Bliss was retired for
NE same reason. on December 81.
The secretary said tina; on scptcm-
Der 10. 1917. he wroic General per-
shing suggesting the appointment OF
General March for the place when
General Bliss had retired. General
Pcrahine agreed. he said. aud Cen
eral March was given Immediate
and complete opportunity 60 study
the entire situation IN Frpnce.'
Meantime General niddle was an
pointed acting chief OF stan. 10 serve
until General March arrived from
Europe early I'm 1918.
Mr.. Baker reviewed the records OF
Generals Scott. Bliss and Biddie. Gov
erinc both their services 10 the ma
tion before the great war and work
added.
rs thus appears that the three Of
riccrs 10 whom you referred each
performed MS ctfy accepably and
that their separation from the Office
the chief Of staff In no ease in
volved the slightest reflectisl upon
them. but that IN fact all three are
officers whose services cntiile them TO
erateful rrmembrnnces by their fel-
citizens"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15
SHOULD BE PRESCRIBED BY EVERY DOCTOR AND USED IN
EVERY HOSPITAL
Says Editor of Physicians Who's Who

Tate PLATA hiiro phosphate D. the cd.
vice Of these p%hyslriahs a. thin. delicate
nervous people Who lack vim snergY and
uerfe force Hnd there ssrHis 10 b. Ample
proof ~ fhe ehcary uf this preparations 70
warrant Che recommendation Moreover. ~
Nf judge from The countlrff preparations aud
treatmeuts which fre onnfinaang being "a
ftrtisad for NE purpose of making thin
people feahy dftflQrlng arms. neck and
nuaf and fefiaslhs uFiy holious aud angles
by the roff curved lines u health end
beauty there are evidently ihunsands o.
men and women Who keenly feel their ca
tesslys thinnetH
Thinness and usaknsss are ofin due 70
ktarfsd nsfNft| Ou bodies need more pn0a'
rhAte than b COM .snad in modern foods
Phyeiaars dalm there b. nhihihf thtf va
supply lAta defcifncy 50 we'll a. she organic
phoaphats hnnun anouE dnfrirtE o. hlirn
ppotrhatn which "a inexpensive aud O. ipld
BY briafh Pharmacy and most Al drunTlFfs
undfr = rrafaufe0 % fatilfaciinn or monsF
tafi b Feeding the nerves direcili aHd.
~ uprisi ug ~ body celiI with ne ner'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15

ossHrF ph0spharIr food elements Ifra.uha..
uhuln flUlld produce o. HrI. IuU Transitional.
ton Iu thr HrurafHH.f thr Increase In
ufiFhi ffrgucHII hrIHe astonishing
Clinical trstr nade In rf Catherine d
Hospital 81 81 q. showed thai tu0 nai.rtts
Ealnrl fn uelshf Ei and 20 ua1nds re.
hrrtfifflJ thrHgsh fhy Standardization of or
rHnir phoapihif both paiiruts r'alm they
have Dot felf as Strong and Nell ior fhr part
twelve FrHfs.
i~nrreasa m ueighi also earri,. with 30 d
atuFrHl Improvement Iu hrHlfh Ntrfnn.s
ufss aleepleasnesf and lacl 90 rnersF. which
nlafiy Always accompany excessive lh|uuaf
nfghtrn Hnh rah chrphs glow with thc
hluHm ~ perfect health
Fhf alelans end hnapliala e~vcfyuhere arc
nos sfroanilins lfs inuiia ty its use in ever
Increasing uunutiflFa. lrtderirE knllf d.
n EDITOR NJ hcN York phgaaanai "Whofs
Who afHt htrn Phosphate rhould be
rf~ ribbed nf ffeTNs unrfnr end used Va every
hoVIfal 90 lurrrusf Hrenrth and nerve force
and 70 enrich nv hioud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15
OUT O. ORDER
ST0MACHS


The moment you a a inhlet or two
Of Pane's btapepsin all the Jumps or
indigestion pain. the rourness. heart
Duru n belchinE 70 Ftsrs. due TO
acidtty. vanish truly wonderful
Millions Of people know that 40 ia
needless 10 be bothered with Judges
lion. dyspepsia or q d~isnrdered stom-
nch. = few tablets OF pApe'S Diapep-
SIN nsutralize acidity and give relief
az unce-no wuiting' buy a box of
lupe's HAnpepsln nowi Don't stay
dNtpeptlc' Try 70 regulate your stntn-
nch 50 you can eat favorite foods
without causing distress. The cost
So 20 little, The benefits No great.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15
RUB OUT
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Rub pain, soreness, stiffness sci.
atioa right out with st.
Jacobs Liniment'

rheumatism Dos pain only.'. Nof
one case an fifty requires Internal
treatment. stop lruEging' Rub tho
misery right awayi Apply soothing.
penetrating st jacobs Liniment' DE-
rectly upon tho tender spot ana
relief comes Instantly. "SL Jacobs
Linhncnt' g. "a harmless rheumatism
Imminent which never disappoints ana
can not burn or G~isculor tho skin.
Timber up stop complaining Get
ID small trial bottle 81 Isl. Jacobs
Liniment' at amy drug store. and IN
just 90 moment tuull Doc free from
puin, stiffness aud swelling.
Don't suffer- Relief awaits you, "St.
iu"uhs iinlmcuf has relieved mill
HON Of rheumatism sufferers in tho
last half century and ls just as good
Tor sclntict, Ururulgiu. lumhuEu,
~hhrknchc. sprlIus and swollugs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15

when nm Hofnotfa son Idan
Naf a Md he was an awful lot af|
trouble " HIil. one aaf tie Threw
willow Jones car iurFn the atfifnt
house well and lnu icked hint 40
hard ne ran away
last week John came hack IN n
4. =. sailor uniform with a cDnple
for some quick work w ir the.
North Sea.
The fifai thiaF he dld was 10 r.
round TO Widow Jones ami give hfr.
sumo French lace ana apnl1el1c'
for tho cat affair.
The towns proud ~ John now
and SOS Bin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15
up IN MABEL ROOM
A FARCE DE LOOKS

Al the crystal iheaior tomorrow
evening a. a. woods viii present the
brilliant New York farce success.
"rp In Mahera Room" which WIS one
OF the conspicuous metropolitan sues
ccsses OF last sfason.
Up IN Muhofs Room has been
described ~ q farce de a \ and dc
looks L. consists % three acts ana
ias the werk IL wilson COLLISION and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15
British Officials
Depart for Paris

LONDON. Jam lfl--WInff0n ChuT-T
chill. thf Minister 4 war: Walter
Hume Lodge. ursi lord ~ the admir-
atty Baron nontty. compander u ,
Ernna firet. and Field Marshal 81
Henfy Niiaon. chief o. the imperiai
70. consult With Premler Llogd George
and otner British officials there on
Important naval and military ques-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15
House Passes Largest
Appropriation Bill

wAsfFNioTON. Jan. is'-The lare-
est post office appropriation bill ever
presented. carrying tfeo.e95 .A6s for
maintenance Of the department dur
inr 1871. was passed today by the
house The original estimate was
~1aei1I1.6gA. hut Inv house added
a~If.1s1.ao4 for Increases IN salaries
provided Tor IN previous legislation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15
RHEUMATIC PAINS J
RAISING ARUMPUS?
Sloan's Llniment, kept handy,
takes the naht out Of them

LOsHiNc around IN the wet and
then the dreaded rheumatic
~ twineel Hut not for long when
Sloan's liaiment Is Kept handy.
Pains. strains. spfaina - how soon
this old family friend f%snsiraiei utihoAi
FEbbiag asd helps drive EN- awayl
And how oleanly. too no mus, no
bother, no stained skin or clogged
pores. Muscles timber up, lumbsgo.
aciatica, neuralgia are promptly re-
lieyed. Keep a bottle handy all the
time. Get one today II you've run out
Of Sloan's I.inimcnt.
an draeeists -3sc., 7Or. $40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15
New Rule for Paying
for Hauling Of Mail

WAHHlNJIpN, Jan. l1.-ENten-
sion to an mail lines Of the space
basis system IN paying the railroads
for transporting the mails vas pre-
aoribeG IN new regulations issued hy
he interstate commerce commission
today In decidinE complaints ~ the
railroads for changed methods Of
compensation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15

However strong q gals may be
blowing. moi = breath Of wind b.
fell BY he Qcculanls ~ q ball0or
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15
sEvERAL HURT N FIRE.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan H.
Fite which suddenly started In tho
chamber Of commerce building ihia
afternoon did not cause heavy mn
terial damage hut may result IN ono
or mare deaths. Several persons were
INJURED. Frrmcn with nets and
Healng ladders rescued scores caurf
above the seventh floor. 4 numher
who jumped were safely caught
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15

Prairie eogs occupy more than
100. ooo, 900 acres Of public and private
iandF.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
HeIp Wanled-Aqents


BRUSSELS FIBRE BROOMs are coming
money FOR live agents. outWear straw
broums. sweeps easier, quick seller. exc
elusive territory. Cramer Co. SOS = hous-
ton. IT. Worth. Tex
AGENTs-Raincoats. sTln positively pay
you - apiece for reversible and leather
cite ralucoat orders. I do all delivering,
1l-pase cataloE Of fabrics and styles, no
Investment, postal brings samples Parker
Niece. 1110s Rae ST. DAYTON. ONO,
CHEWING GUM-seu 70 dealers no ez-
perience Necessary profitable business
built euickiy. complete line. spearnlln-
and popular fiavors. write today Heliitt
Co.. Cincinnati
AGENTs-ss5 a day. Yes. Swanson made
sss one day. Renner making $500 weekly.
write fer our splendid offer 20 agents ana
catalogue. in business IS years. thorstrda
OF agents Write at once Rogers--l : w
man Co. Jewellers, Dept a2d. Aalers
Bldg-, Chicago
TN THOUSAND miles instead Of 5000.
no more hiowouts. 500 less ruuTtufs7,
new tire saving device. Low cost; liberal
profits sales guaranteed. cetaiis free. act
Quick American Accessories Co. Dept
SIN. Cincinnati, Ohio
AGENTs-To sen low priced automobile
tires direct 10 car owner, 1Qz3 = non-sH1la
sells for IS 1852 other sizes in proportion
chance OF lifetime FOR hustlers TO earn Dig
money. exclusive sales contract. AUTO
Tire Clearing House, 1900 W 18TH ST..
Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13


sl-to of Teas County CT Fl Faao.
Know All 1Ien b. These EresenLs- -
Il Aston and j. r Ict-eunQn --ts
-s "a he-ebv renourcG, reli1quisn ana
rssIru from any and all 1lll-i4- l-lel----s
80 rights ir %. for on behal of hunl9r
= CO. fcsn- stock azsoclarlons ulll-
I.--ro--ssf. called into being Organized
md rristlur uuder and by virtue OF ne
l-ff.1es Of arreemaur rhareo1 as q JOINT
SOCK assocIat5on heretofore tiied 10 tne
-.-1-7s 81 u Paso County Texas
and uH the said r. 2 Aston 40 -. -
-.7T 4 Il rrcEenuun DO hereby publish
--5 ssc1srr thar we are no longer 10 any
-.lre connected TitE the said compass 81
s. any wise responsible fur any OF ita ac-s
official. unofficial or olnerllse
rrffrer7 our hands at Fl Ras1- Texas
.rf7@tfh DAY q March A. p, -is19-
r. r ASTON.
. r lrEENNoN-
slate Of Teas County q Fl Fas9-
Esef1ra ne, the uuceraisnec 1lliill-.ss
an tffs DAY uersonlilv came a1e -p-
-sF II sIston and J. P Ncken-
non. wei known 20 me person-li. -
s-~1--r ~ me- 70 81 the persons named
s. and WHO signed and executed the above
--f frrarefre instrument Of renounce-
----. Acknowledgement and resignation ara
-s.- r-cr Tor himself ana not tor IRE
.-her did -cknowledEa ~ me -nat ne n1u
-ier-d and executed me aoove ana lols-
erfar INSTRUMENT for the purposes anu
.l.-IsI1e-r zion athereiu EXPRESSED
~ witness whereof. have nerelnl9
sd rrv hand and affixed ny olll1lel -.
ne rftv o. y Paso. this the 4tn Gay
q ,s s7sn- T. FOLSOM
--rta-v public Do and Tor p Fas9 rounlss
rarlz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
OIL and Mining

100 AlHES. = mixes from Detroit vel. S.
per acre. Is sections west Of Ioyah, Gull
berson county. 81 per acre. 10 acre trzcts,
$50 per acre, ? miles north OF Quaid and
Troxeu well Address p. o. Box l6.
HUDSPETH CO.. TEXAS-S320 acres at
less than price asked for oil leases no bet
te- land. Block 9 so miles southeast Sierra
Blanca. s5c per acre bonus. f1-21 due state
90 years. yer cent. not leased, state re-
serves one sixteenth mineral sights C r.
1lacfariuue. Alamo Bank Bldg, san An
-nu-n- IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
Roomine Houses-For Sale and Rent

Ro0ming H0uses-FoF Sale and Rent
----S-~----~----.-----
FOL RTEEN room hotel. furniture and
BUILDING, bargain Z taken az once Ad-
dress p O. B9X Sc. Las Cruees. ~ M-
IEAsEs-subdiVided 10 acres and NJ. in
RoNaua vel now drilling on Garrison
structure perfect title. Address Box S.
Garrison. Tex
HOTEL BARGAIN.
Fine furniture. best location. desirable
rooms plenty Of baths. always wen rent
ed. this IS money EetteT. with a good
lease. only 81. LEGO, some terms. investi-
gate this. & wiz ray you
See Fl 3. stone
HENRF 3. STONE & COMPANY.
Phone 1sss. 40 Caples BldE.
BARGAIN-s0 ROOMS.
The best so room hotel in city rooms are
an large and light, furniture and fixtures
in excellent condition. plenty OF private
baths. location ideal rooms always oc-
curied- this IS money maker. owner
cali ". I. stone.
HENRY B. STONE q COMPANY.
I,hone 2ssl- 40 canles Bldg.
HOTEL
So. o00-The best little hotel IN the best
little town in New Meyico; many attrac-
tive features. it's a bargain at the price
and We VIII make terms 10 suit you with
TRI-sTATE COMMISSION co.
Phcne ess4. e2s Trust Bldg.
An UNUSUAL BARGAIN-EiEhr rooms
and sleeping porch. arranged IN room
apartments. price $3.50 CASH the furniture
IN this place could not be duplicated to-
e rooms. arranged IN and 9 room apart
meuts close in. year lease. only 1886
$500 cash VIII handle. balance easy terms.
See .1ieiers.
JAMES Z. MARR & COMPANY.
Phone 4851- 500 san antonio 81
APARTlIENT HOUSE
IL you are open 20 Be convinced. uroFlo-
Ing you are shown. then I can crler you
onr 81 the very best money makers o.
THIS class IN the city. 1850 net Investment
extra choice building and close n. $4,000
buys this property which stand your IN
F. C. HUMAN.
t0l First National Bank Bldg.. Ph. SIS.
a BIG BARGAS-
90 rooms right down town price 5000
about one third cash. balance easy terms
owner must leave city account business
reasons hence the sacrifice
a. rooms. excellent location. price $4,000,
about one half cash. this place viii net
handsome return
We have other places. an sizes and prices
See Meters.
JAMES Z. MARI & COMPANT.
CROZIER BARGAINS.
A well built 10 room house. nicely fur
nlshed and a good income from the upper
story. the lover can be used for residence.
close TO high school, Lorshead and Bailey
and Hotel Dieu- you can buy the furni-
ture and make sman payment on the
house and the other payments can be
spread over e period Of seven years
Booming house O % rooms. close IN.
for 1890
one CT u rooms and sleeping porehes.
s125e
one Of rooms SEQ.
Some other nice bargains in rooming
J. 5 CROZIER.
Room =s0s Trust Bids Ph- 2o55.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13

NAhNL~ llNU hANIEE~
lel acres unllproved on main rcad az
Nado. 500 per aere-
20 acres rear Ia Mesa. eli % c1itirati1r
$3.50 per acre
50 acres near salem. n. IL. 10 acres
cultivation. fl5 per acre
Isl acres near Cauutlil1. az cultivation
nothing better. $50 per acre
4t acres near Elcens VIII sell right or
trade for residence worth money
IS acres not Tar from Tslara- 5000 GOOD
terms and reasonable payment
20 acres close 20 Esleta. win trade POI
bungalow. clear. worth the money
$1,000 acres northern New lrerle, Ir
600 acres under ditch. 5000 acres NOR.
going unfer ditch- the best uroursitr1I- 81
the west ne Esl1.1G1
1900 acres. II miles from one o. Ill
best towns il New Aierlcos plenty OF u-ntr-
and timber FOR shelter. fenced and cross
fenced; an IDEAL cattle ranch. So per acrr
$1,000 acres. can divide into 9 uiacas or
$1,000 ACRES and 5000 acres. az S. psr
-1lof acres only 5 or G miles from -ood
head cartle -ilQ- owner IS putting On res
erVolr 20 irriErte 500 acres orlr more
DAYS TO offer this at $40 per acre
1000 acres Zen Rio Arrita Co.. N NJ
1900 acres irriEahle land. some prospect
Ing fo- OIL. price for QUICK acceptance g
per acre
$4,000 acres adoininE above tract 20
same price. good terms on ln ~ above
We have others and one that VIII suif
you. ASS us for what you want and iIz-
hat vou have Tor sale. Wen Get results
TRI-~rArE COMMISSION Co
Phone -9if- 2-i Trust BitE.