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Crosson Comes to Senate.


Lexington, Sept. 14.-With only
four small boxes from the rural dis
trict missing, DR.. D. NJ. Crosson de-
feated l.. E. Dreher for the state
senate, and E: A. Roof defeated
Sheriff Sim j. Miller. The total
tabulated tonight was:
For state senate: D. N. Crosson
1922, L. E. Dreher 1888. For clerk
Of court: H. L. Harmon 1885, c. l..
Shealy 1,546. For sheriff: E. A..
Roof 2,055, S. J. Miller 1859. For
supervisor: Steele 1892, Hook 1,716.
For treasurer: Smith 1878, Frick
1,493.
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Two Warm Contests.

Dillon, Sept. 14.-In hotly con-
tested election today, Clyde Ses-
sions Bethea defeated A. Vernie
Lane for sheriff by majority of 357
votes. H. M. Moody defeated J. S.
Fair for the Office of superintendent
of education by over ESQ votes. The
vote in the two contests stand as fol-
lows: Bethea 1888, Lane S31,
Moody 1,116, Fair 831.
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Edgefeld Elects Edmunds.

Edgefeld, Sept. 14.-The second
primary passed off quietly today, the
total vote being about 1850. In
complete returns show that A. A. Ed
munds has been elected county sup
ervisor. J. w. Devore leads for coun-
ty commissioner with the other three
candidates running close together.
Their exact status can not be deter
mined until the four boxes yet out
are heard from.
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Berry Loses in Orangeburg.

Orangeburg, Sept. 14.-Thirty-
nine boxes out of 40 in Orangeburg
county give: State senate: Joseph
A. Berry 1858 and L. A. Hutson
1,720. Hutson is elected. Legisla-
ture: Hydrick 1872, Patrick 154.
Sheriff: Dukes 1921, Kennerly l.
705. Cotton weigher: Griffith 1,767,
Miller 1887, Richardson 1885, Viii
hanson 1,707. Griffith and William
son elected.
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Few in Second Races.

Allendale, Sept. 14.-Complete re-
turns from all boxes show J. E.
Bryan. N. D. Ellis and E. F.. Harter
were elected county commissioners.
These were the only Offices contested
in the second primary. The election
was very quiet but the poll was al
most as large as in first primary.
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Sheriff Willis Loses.

Greenville, Sept. 14.-Fifty-seven
out of 50 boxes in the county aace
assure the election of Carlos E. Rec
tor for sheriff over Sam D. Willis, in
cumbent. These returns indicate the
election of D. w. Smoak as solicitor
in the Thirteenth circuit over j. M.
T ..1.el and Willimon as supervisor
and Vaughn as coroner.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-17

1e.ected clerk of court, J. S. Still su-
pcrvisor, x. w. Folk to house of rep
rcsentatives, Ray Sanders county
commissioner district No. 1, E. G.
Brit county commissioner district
mo. 2.
Number in Field.
Kingstree, Sept. 14.-County can
.d;dates received the following votes:
House of representatives: Adams 921,
Camden 1852, Chandler 484, Goodwin
1,SG8, McCutchings 1,215, Rogerson
1874. Sheriff: Gamble 1880, Kin
der 1,O37. Probate Judge: Clarkson
1874, Snowden 1871. Coroner:
Brown 1907, Burrows 8O2. The re-
turns are from 20 out Of 80 boxes.
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Mason to Senate.

Walhalla, Sept. 14.-Twenty-eight
boxes out of 81 give county candl-
dates the following votes: For rep
resentative: Bruce 1913, Dalton l.
AIT, Zimmerman 1886, Orr 1,2ll.
Senate: Hughes 1,345, Mason 1,484.
Supervisor: Shockley 1859, Patter-
son 1,097. Auditor: Pike 1,522,
Smith 1903. Coroner: Gardner l.
TIA, Jones 1,430.
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Ridgeland, Sept. 14.-Sauls was
elected auditor in Jasper county to-
day over his opponent, Maphrus, his
majority being 79 votes.
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Dangerous.

Morris Year Book.
Pat-"I hear your wolfe is SICK,
Moike."
Mike-"She is thot."
Pat-"Is it dangerous she is?"
Mike-"Divil a bit. She's too weak
to be dangerous any more"
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Gamble Leads Piowden.

Manning, Sept. .14.-With one box
missing Gamble leads Plowden for
sheriff with 261 votes.
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primary in Saluda today, Bodie and
Merchant were elected to the house,
and Rodgers elected supervisor.
St. Matthews, Sept. 14.-Wise was
elected magistrate in ST. Matthews in
the second primary today.
McSweeney Defeated.

Hampton, Sept. Incomplete re-
turns give: Jefferies I'll and Muir
daugh 1876 for solicitor in the Four
teenth circuit. Searson was elected
to house over McSweeney, Causey
elected auditor over Folk by 29
votes, and Tuten elected supervisor
over Padgett by 27 votes. Rushing
was elected magistrate in Goethe
township over Bowers.
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A.blev Loses in Abbev;lle.

Abbeville, Sept. 14.-W. L. Keller
defeated w. A. Stevenson for super
visor, and T. A. Putnam was elected
to the house over M. J. Ashley.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-17
Sumter Reflects Hurst.

Sumter, Sept. 14.-Hurst defeats
Sumter for sheriff of Sumter county
and Wilder defeats Nash for magls-
trate by seven votes. The returns
are from 20 out of "a boxes.
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Sheriff Patterson Loses.

Bennettsville, Sept. 14.-In the
only county contest in Marlboro
county, J. A. Weatherly defeated
Sheriff r. J. Patterson today by a
vote of 1927 to 906.
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Two Offices Filled:

Bishopville, Sept. 14.-C. L.
Brown has defeated C. T. Evans for
supervisor and w. R. Remington
has been elected coroner.
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Two to House Chosen.

Kershaw, Sept. 14.-Lancaster
county returns show w. P. Robin
son and Ray v. Faile elected to the
house of representatives.
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Lewis Leads in Marion.

Marion, Sept. IA. NJ. Lewis
of Mullins is running ahead Of D. N.
Watson Of Sellers for the house of
representatives by IS votes, with
only two small polls to be reported.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-17

Union, Sept. Al. B. Goodshall
was elected magistrate in Union
township today over J. G. Long, ST.
the former receiving 700 votes and
the latter 522.
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Another Sheriff Loses.

Mccormick, Sept. IA. H. Lyon,
incumbent, defeated T. E. Mann for
supervisor, and Milton L. Leroy has
defeated F. F. Edmunds, incumbent,
for sheriff.
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Darlington, Sept. 14.-Windham
received 92O votes for the house in
Darlington county today against 65S
for Speers.
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Folk Comes to House,

Barnwell, Sept. 14.-On the face
of practically complete returns in
county races R. L. Bronson has been
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saluda, Sept. 14.-In the second
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-17

Greenwood, Sept. IA. j. Bell
was today elected supervisor in
Greenwood county, and Joe Lake
auditor.
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Support Cox with a dollar.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-10
CURRENCYHEAD
ORDERS PROBE

Interest rates charged by the
forty national banks in the New
York City district will be the sub
ject of a rigorous investigation or
dered by Comptroller of the Cur
rency Williams. Questionnaires
seeking all information available in
the matter of interest rates have
been sent to the banks by the
Comptroller, which will throw light
on reports that the New York ma
tional banks have been guilty of
charging excessive rates of interest.
Comptroller williams has taken
an uncompromising position against
the charging of excessive rates by
banks generally. At the Cmptrol-
ler's offices yesterday it was indi-
Gated that the official is determined
to ascertain whether national banks
have been guilty of charging eXces-
sive rates. and If any truth is found
in reports that the, banks have been
indulging in the practice, immediate
action\will be taken.
Information sought by the Comp
troller includes a review of the
banks activities during the past
several months, giving in detail all
transactions since October of last
year. Bank balances outstanding
to the credit of and against the ma
tiOnal banks in the New York City
district also must be shown in the
answers to be returned to the
Comptroller.
Pointed questions are asked by
the Comptroller as to whether time
loans have been made at rates of
interest exceeding IL per cent, and
whether call loans have been made
at rates of more than Is per cent.
Reports to this effect, it is under
stood. have been received by the
comptroller's Office from bank Gus
toners who were unable to obtain
funds without paying the high
rates of interest.
Mr.. Williams, il is understood
also is opposed to the influencing
of bank interest rates by the rates
dictated by the New York money
market. The comptroller's invcsti-
CATION of the national bank actiyi-
ties also is expected to bring out
whether any truth exists in re-
ports that the New York banks are
basing their interest rates upon the
New York money market quotations
rather than wholly upon banking
conditions.
Replies to the comptrolier's ques-
tions are expected shortly, it was
said at the comptroller's office to-
day. No action will be taken until
all information has been received.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-10
CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED BY W. B. Hibbs q Co.,
The Washington herald., 1920-08-10
THE CONDENSED MILK INDUSTRY
Production in 1919 l33 Per Cent Greater Than IN 1914
In Same Period Exports Increased 3.762 Per Cent
Decreased Foreign Demands in 1920 Have Affected In
dusty-Domesic Condition Improving Slightly,
By DIR. FRANK NJ. SURFACE.

In the Bureau of the Census reported the of
Condensed wetened) and Evapoaed unsweened milk
o4 pounds In 1919 according figures collected by the Depart
Agriculture,
of five This production
due almost entirely demands for In
total amounted pounds
ported 8sooo pounds through
addition oo4oo pounds the American Expedtonay
Forces The total shipped of this country
Red relief
of per years.
During the period domestic consumption increased about
The following table figures on production exports and
consumption during the The
have been collected by the Department OF Agriculture
The Washington herald., 1920-08-10
MONEY

New York. Aug. 9-In money
circles the theory was advanced
nat although there is no marked
"hanse in the time money situa-
non. there might he moderate
Increase In offerings as compared
with recent weeks. Today. how
ever, rates were unchanged at 9
10 9'c per cent Call money was
better supply. partly on the re-
action Of the securities market.
Gold continues to come in in
moderate lots. The $1,000. 600 re
ceived on the Imperator. consigned
to Kuhn. Loeb & Co. this morning
made an aggregate of about s5,
100000 in little over a week.
Call money opened :. high>7 low
e. closed s. ruling rate S per cent.
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Percent

period resdust-
European have greatly purchase
canned milk this To
rather diminished
part OF the European countries The of this decreased
by the
OF have averaged about
lent about 5ooooooo pounds compared with
pounds last
The following table gives monthly exports reported by
Ethe Department of Commerce
foreign demand far this
per cent OF the monthly exports of last year
EXPORTS OLE CONDENSED
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The DOLLAR IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE
u. S. RUBBER.

New York. Aug. s.-The net sales
of the L. S. Rubber Company for
the six months from January l To
June 30, 1920. were sI2s,5sS.sss. an
increase Of s3O.0ss,s15 over the cor
responding period of 1919, and the
net income after deducting all in
terest charges and after allowing
for depreciation and Federal taxes
was slS,6sO,s24,s an increase Of 81.
oSs;4so over the corresponding pc
riod of 1919.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-10

THE WASHINGTON HERALD WILL NOT
ACCEPT ANY QUESTION
ABLE FIN EANcIAL ADvEKrIsINc
The Washington herald., 1920-08-10

willing to defer payment of interest
on the nine or more billion dollars
loaned to France and England by
the United States. The interest, at
per cent, is already overdue about
a year. The Anglo-Fr sugges-
tion is that the interest payment
be deferred for thrss years.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-10

tu % d @ eGH and seaFel5y Of sugaT used IN the a3uac
and resulted IN higher price whereas the
evaPoaed has declined The
producers milk with
per cent between January and June in period the price
OF condensed tswceened milk
decreased I6 although the wholesale pTe Of
Vaporated milk nearly less than in
following table the price milk and the
average wholesale the condensed cvaporatcd product
reported by the Bureau O Markets F
1920 MILK PRICES.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-10
EXPORTS OF CONDENSED MILK

With the beginning OF the decreased
the milk condensers
large
factories producing improvements the
process Of manufacturing this latter
popular in the future.
The comparative figures the production OF
cVaporaed milk Tor the hrs three months
considerable decrease this compared last These
obtained from OF the Bureau Markets
PRODUCTION OF ENAPORATED AND CONDENSED MILK
The Washington herald., 1920-08-10
FAIL TO DECIDE PERIOD
FOR INTEREST PAYMENT

1t. became known yesterday that
the United States. Great Britain and
France have not as yet agreed upon
the period for which this country i,
The Washington herald., 1920-08-10
o2o MILK PRICES.
Average Price wi
Pad for Raw Mill

far
these products, particularly OF ice cream This
has resulted much market
are considerably higher than those given above. ''
There has been but little change
there no immediate of improvement there are
reached fairly stable '' "~
(Copyright. Herald
The Washington herald., 1920-08-10
NATIONAL MARKETS s===.
Local Securities.
SALES YESTERDAY.

SALES YESTERDAY.
wssbington Gas 6s. $500 at IS.
Washington Ry 4 Elec. pfd. 10 at IS.
Washington Gas, s at ~; 2 at 421s.
Lanston Nonotype. / at TN. 1 at Tx
at nv. 10,at us, 10 at 71%. 10 at7lh,
10 at 71A. IL.
AerSenthsler Linotype, at 12s
sec1rity Savings 4 Com. Bank, 10 at 12s.
Liberty National Bank, 10 at 12s.
Potomac Elec. Cons. 5St. $1,000 at e2H
81, 900 at s2h.
Cap. Traction R. r. 5s, $500 at san.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-10

Don't sell your liberty bonds.
If you need funds, 60 70 any
bank and secure a loan.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-10
ctive New York Stock Exchange Bonds

FURNIsHED MooRHEAD &
(Members New Exchapge1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
For SaIe-citv Property


FOR SALE-One lot In Alamogordo, "
n Inquire 1925 Myrtle. Phi. sg25W.
COY bungalow, rooms. Sleeping porch
$4,000. 500 cash STA Idalia. Phi. 33s5.
FOR sALE-By owner. new room bunEa-
low. furnace. Manhattan Heights. Phi i694
FOR SALE room bungalow. 7O1 Rose
wood street owner VIII be on place this
week. furnished or unfurnished.
LIST your houses or unimproved city prop
erty with Herbert W GehrinE. 2o4 Mills
Bldg. Phi 1888.
SEE THIS BARGAIN-Modern hunFaIoV-.
rooms. sleeping porch. furnace. garage.
hardwood floors throughout. ivory finish;
only $3.50 Owner. MS Crockett ST. Pr
ARE You GOING 10 HUTLDf
II 50 let Us figure your plans We
build anything from the smallest
house 20 the largest slCyscraper. We
have built some Of the finest resi-
dences in FL Paso and can give you
satisfaction We will furnish plans
and specifications and finance your
building.
RAlrEE BROS.
Contractors and Builders
2o2 Caples Bldg. Phone 615
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
For Sale-Farms and Ranches

80 ACRES, all IN cultivation,
good house and out buildings,
IS miles below El PasO near
main paved road; owner au-
rthorizes me 70 sell for 100000
II sold at once This Is a
bargain for whoever gets It
% acres land. s room adobe
house. electric lights. bath,
young orchard, close to Inter
urban railway, $4,000. Easy
terms.
I still have a few 2 and 4
acre tracts 9 miles below e.
Paso on paved road and near
car line at S350 TO $500 Der
acre. Easy terms
W. +. PAYNE. Realfor.
401 Mesa Phone 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

Sf75O-DON'T LOSE THTs-S7750
room tapestry brick bungalow, east
'front.', Government Hill. hardwood
floors throughout, built-ln features.
plenty Of closets. tiled sink, cement
basement, heating plant. two f,,ii Iofs
terms, $3.50 cash, s55 per mo. cali
zu60. ask for Herndon Kemp. with
TURNER, KEMP & ClOLDWFTT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
Fo- SaIe-Farnl ID Rancne-

FOR SAILS acres upper valley land.
IS miles from Fl Paso. 18 acres Burbank
wheat, y alfalfa. balance IN cultivation.
close TO railroad and good school. about
half cash. Address T 257. care Herald
TWO acres and house with improvements
in Alameda Acres. viii sacrifice. VIII take
car as first payment Hudson preferred
Inquire Mrs. Prudh0mme. TT Bliss Auto
sand. r. BIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

OWNER LEAVING CITY
This is why he viii sell FOR
$4,000 four room modern bun
galoW Of tapestry brick with
sleeping porch. On paved
street. paving paid. Large
garden in rear, the equivalent
OF three lots. This house is
in splendid location, near
school, stores and car. $500
cash Easy monthly pay
meuts.
CAL VAN HORNE. with
BROADDUs & LEBNRON
Realtors
10 Texas St. Phone 155g
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
TWO REAL BARGAINS
nrrEn

A dandy bungalow. in splendid Ioca-
ton, has hardwood floors throughout,
al white enamel woodwork, nice bath,
bedrooms and breakfast room. base
ment with heating plant, and a
garage; also on good sized lot covered
with lawn and flowers; $3.50 cash;
balance like rent
5000
Beautiful 8 room bungalow, In Austin
Terrace. on very large lot. There are
double hardwood floors throughout
tie bath with pedestal washstand
and builtin bathtub, large glassed IN
perch heating plant and brick garage
with cement driveway. This won't
last long. $1,000 cash. terms to suiC
Call Mr. CROCKETT, with
w. F. PAYNE Renlfor
Fhone 1850 4O1 Mesa Ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

200 F'r- on TEXAS STREET,
Texas street offers a wonderful op-
Dortunity 10 the investor We have
q corner with 200 feet frontage by
depth Of 40 It. paving paid Suitable
for stores. apartments. factory etc.
Price S1f-5oo- Reasonable terms.
LEAEELL q SHERMAN,
Realtors.
d1s Texas St Phone 1925.
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW, west Of
Five Points. $3.50; $500 cash.
FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW, at car
line, Alta Vista. f350o; $500 cash.
FRANK T. COX, Reulf0r.
Us Capies Bldg Phone 6425.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

BETTER BUYS
SIX ROOMS, hardwood floors,
huiltiu features. basement,
heating plant and garage, 2
ull lots. on paved street, nice
lawn 1880; terms.
SEFEN-ROOM, 2-story house,
living room across entire
front, has nice dining room
and kitchen. four bedrooms
upstairs connected by hall with
bathroom servants room,
double garage. lots. This
is a real home. s12,6O8i
terms.
FIVE ROOMS. glassed in
sleeping porch, hardwood
floors throughout, basement
and heating plant, garage, 2
1ul lots, paved street, Man
haitian Heights. 1880.
FOUR Rooms, sleeping
porch This is a good buy
for S5150i $500 cash.
SLY ROOMS, sleeping porch.
close in, on. Boulevard, now
renting for $50 per month.
Price $4,000; $1,000 cash
call O. =. HOOKER
with
BROADDUs = lie BARON.
Realtors,
1l2 Texas St Phone 1858
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
For SaIe-City Property

D
Z FOR SALE by owner, room bungalow.
( Manhattan Heights. ais Silver. Immed-
I late possession Phi 6353.
Z FIVE room house. furnished: 6 rooms, IN
furnished, Five Points district Martin X
Redding. Room 16. Morgan Bldg. Ph. ss1-
FOR SALE By owner modern five room
up TO date bungalow, must be seen 10
be appreciated. On beautiful Pershing
Drive No. e5o2 Every convenience. own
er leavinE city. Prleed 70 sell Ph. 6011-W-
EOR SALLY owner. red brick bunga-
low Government Hill room. bath,
ice porch, built In features. hardwood
floors. one half block from car line, fur
uished or unfurnished. small cash pay
ment terms On balance 42os Westmin-
ONE o. tho best pieces Of income prop
erty IN Fl Paso. Duplex bunEaiov. on fire
corner in Manhattan Heights. rooms
bath, dressing room on each side. all fur
nished n ivory, furnaces and hardwood
lloors throughout, double garage. income
500 per month Price 5000. Inquire OF
owner. 29o2 Copper street
WOULD YOU BUY AT A sACRIFICEq
A fine story room house in splen-
did residential section: every modern
convenience double hardwood floors,
beautiful breakfast room, an all tile
bath. large sleeping porch. heating
pant lovely yard trees and exquisite
rose garden surrounding house. and
double brick garage. WIN sell fur
nished or unfurnished. on easy terms
and at a price much below the market.
For full particulars, call Mr.. Crockett,
with
w. F. PAYNE, Realtor.
Phone 1880. 401 Mesa Ave
A REAL BUNGALOW BARGAIN $3.50.
This IS beautiful place. five
rooms, breakfast room and bath. It Is
finished throughout IN ivory, and every
room has hardwood floors o. high grade
There IS a garage and nice grounds Elab-
crate bult-in features There Is also a
basement and good heating plant This
IS positively the best value I have seen
in the city.
Phone 444s, E Il. Fletcher. res. T51sW.
MeEEE BR0s., eos Mills BLDG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

S55o0- CASH. balance to suit purchaser.
iakaa my eq acre ranch at La Mesa. n.
A. aii-i in cultivation, wheat alfalfa. etc
equipped with stock and machinery. Must
be sold this week-priced is under mar
kat value. Phone 755s-W or write L. p
Benham, 240s Texas St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

LOVELY BUNGALOW
Six rooms, on corner lot. brick garage.
hardwood floors In every room. heat
ing plant, breakfast room with Pull
man table and seats. tile bath with
separate shower, tile drain board.
automatic water heater. This home
finished throughout in ivory enamel
walls in French gray. Located IA
Manhattan Heights. Similar houses
sell for $1,000 We offer this one for
$3.50. Terms can be arranged.
LEATELL & SHERMAN
Realtors
I16 Texas St Phone 1926
ROOMS, glass slpg. porch. west end.
$3.50, reasonable cash payment, balance
By month. OF VIII trade equity for furni-
ture and lease apartment house.
rooms and 2 slpg porchcs. in Govt Hni,
$500 equity, vii sen or VIII trade equity
Cor auto 81 good lots,
Dandy Farm near Berino, trade for city
a good four room house. eioss In. 70
trade for larger one.
Trade Is my middle name.
HUGH T. HENRY.
sos First Nat Bank. Phi 11ss or 1905.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
r0VTH1lNTTNT HTTL
NEAR CAR LINE

Beautiful bungalow with large rooms.
bats ard service qcrch- hardwood floors
throughout. with Buckeye crate and usual
huft-ia featureg. ls leeated on south front
lots irri1rnTed lawn with concrete walks
and c1niuEa. Price ff5eI $500 cash Easy
month"; payments a hafanca. A REAL
BARGAIN. call B1ttoEff
JANIS j. MARI s COMPANY.
Realtors.
Phone 1850. sos san Antonio St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

FOR SALE by owner. room bungalow,
Manhattan Heights. 271S Silver. Immed-
late possession. Phi 6353.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

BUILDING SITE
-Four beautiful building lots
in one OF the best locations
in Alta Vista These lots are
going way below their actual
value. If you are thinking
OF building here is your op-
pOrtunity.
Call II. J. Preston. with
TURNER KEMP a COLDWELL,
Phone 208o.