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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13

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! s R. house, Arizona St ----...------- 5000
j. All Of above practically new and modern.
IL BuckISr BLOCK i'' Phone 491
JITNE CARS
I All start from the Plaza. Ride home IN an
auto for 5 cents.
TWO MESSENGER BOYS with wheels
wanted. Cactus Messenger Service, 324
Mills st.
FOR RENT-Large furnished room with a
large closet, kitchenet and sleeping porch,
s. a week. 1901 n. Ell Paso.
FOR RENT - Front suite Of furnished
housekeeping rooms. clean and homelike.
S25 per month. Also large front room with
gas plate if desired 1901 n FL Paso-
FOR SALE-New Hot Blast heater cheap.
1929 Douglas st.
2 OR 3 FURNISHED housekeeping rooms.
Phone 535s W. mornings or after p. m.
? OR 4 LOT in Manhattan Heights. south
fronts; most desirable location in the addi-
ton. Party buying these lots direct from
owner will receive the benefit Of agents
commission. Write E. AIS, Herald.
A LARGE. NICELY furnished room with
sleeping porch connecting; suitable for
couple who would like to prepare their
breakfast 1907 Montana Phone 51O6.
MODERN furnished 6 room cottage, sleep
-
10OD Nh"9-2Ss -. IiGHg@ 800 - -;
better tban some. We sew on buttons and
mend the rips Try US. Right Way Laun-
dry. Phone 1119.
FOR SALE level lots. 1 block north Of Fl.
Bliss car line in Alta vista. $500 cash. I need
the money Address Douglas, care Herald.
COMBINATION coal and gas ranges sold
by Foutz & zinkler. 1l3 n. Stanton St
LARGE STABLE close in for rent. Phi. AT.
ASK YOTR DOCTOR about the Central
I Needle Sitstrafgbt machine. then try the
Standard, sold by Foutz & tinker for $500
a month
POSITION WANTED by experienced book
keeper in anv line, salary no object to
start Write T. 20.
coon NEWS-See ad. Howell Realty Co.
price and condition. c NJ. IS. Herald.
49,. To,,s-7T e-oo - L--In- f-om
owner n Wei improved modern 6 room bun
gaIow. south front; good location; close in.
Phone S2s or l5O1.
G ROOM nicely furnished modern cottage,
rent S35 for sale cbeap Phone 4767.
$500 A NORTHEASTERN lessons from 1880
room % n So C''0'A al "SH~
YOTYC- healthy co1nIe want > or 5 fur
nished rooms; no children. Phone 5666 ].
CHALMERS @36v for sale. Phi. AN.
WANTED-Party with $500 to start a bust,
viii nav SVa from stSrt. strict fgnvestigation de-
sred- Call or address No. $, Booth APIS
VFRy NTCETV fprrisbe5 Z room bungalow.
sST- No children or sick phone 2s57.
Zoo 5sr1ain Can q i60s cation Pm 6S7.
49,
ais caT' Inc in Ala vista S5Oo cash. I need
the money Address DourIas care Herald.
SWELL NEW and newly furnished 4 room
Az Ro1Ievard F9 w.
WANTED-Sewing in families; experienced
on sa nIA TI'oV per nay WIS
UNFURNTSHED ROOMS for rent; private
bath and sleeping porch. Phone 9T2 W.
LOST-Bunch of KEYS. Finder please phone
6G6 or return Y. NJ. c. A.
COMFORTABLE HOME sell
lust beyond high price district. A money
maker. g rooms. large lawn. garage. Phone
1928
,or4;4;.. 60 HF-rr.-a 49, &C.,,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13

DR.. Jameson, diseases Of Kidney, Bad
der. Skin and Rectum. 61S Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13

st. Petersburg, Fla, Nov. 13.-John
Evans, a negro, was taken from the
city prison here Thursday night by a
mob and hanged to a telephone pole.
The negro was charged with killing
here Edward F. Sherman, of Camden,
N J., and with attacking Mrs. Sher-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13
Alleged Negro Slayer Hanged.

DR.. Hurley, 319 Herald Bldg, obstetrics,
diseases OF women n nervous troubles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13
TRADF-I9 LOTS

TRADE-19 LOTS.
Altura, Government Hill and
French additions, for $4,000.
Just what they cost Z years
ago. VIII trade the bunch for
improved property and assume
balance.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
4 room modern brick, 7Sx12O
f., corner on n. Kansas St,
for $500. $500 cash. VIII
you be the lucky one2
$1,000 P equity in S15 E. Rio
Grande St for building site or
lots. Lot 39x120 it; modern S
room brick; paving and side
walks paid. Price $4,000. Or
will sell for $1,000 cash.
BUNGALOW
On Rio Grande St, s rooms.
hardwood floors throughout, S25
brick, south front, heating
plant. cut to $4,000, $500 cash.
Would like you to compare It
with others.
MONTANA ST.
Near Cotton, beautiful 6 room
bungalow. glassed-in sleeping
porch, heating plant. hard
wood floors throughout, large
basement, laundry tubs, on 5Ox
12O #, paving paid. Owner
built it for a home. Don't make
US an offer unless you expect
to buy.
Cassidy & NeeI.
211 Mills st. Phone 900.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13

Better tnxicab and rent car service
Tango Lavender line. Phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13
DR.. Paget. dentist. 500 ROberts-Banner
DR.. Anna Reum. BuckIer Bldg, over Elite.

DR.. Paget. dentist. 500 Roberts-Banner.
DR.. Anna Reum, BuckIer Bldg, over Elite.
Mrs. whitney Has Hospital Corps.
Paris, France. Nov. 13.-Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney has arrived in Paris
from New York with Is trained nurses
and four physicians. She is organizing
a sOcaIed flying hospital for work
near the firing line. It will be direct
ed, 1t is understood, by Mrs. Whitney
herself. She viii contribute $500, 900 to
the hospital.
DR.. Cntheart X-ray laboratory removed
to 80 Roberts-Banner Bldg. Phone $50.
Hill, Optician Of Precision, 421 Mesa
Phone 627. Wilson Millican, the best
cleaners. White work a specially.
WoEaen Can Vote in Church.
New York. Nov. 1S.-Women here
after will enjoy equal rights with men
at parish meetings in the New York
diocese of the PrOtestant-EpiscOpaI
church. With only a dozen votes in
the negative, they were given the right
to vote by the adoption of a resolution
at the annual diocesan convention in
this city Thursday
Phone 1 for LOngweI's Tango Laven-
der line Of rent cars, limousine or
ldAlCdDS-
Dr.. Morford, moved to 21S Mills Bldg.
Dr.. Cameron, dentist, 2O2 Rob.-Ban. Bldg.
Sentenced for Frnud.
FreepOrt, Ill, Nov. 13.-JOhn F.
Braun, who called himself the Rev. DR..
c. Hitler, divine healer, was sentenced
Thursday night to four years in the
federal prison at Fort L"eavenwOrth.
Braun pleaded guilty to using the
mails to defraud. but relieved his wife,
Kate Braun. who was known as the
divine Hulda. of n completely. He
forced his wife to aid him in the law
violations in spite of her objections,
he said, n judge Lands directed that
she be found not guilty.
Turkish Baths, 400 N. Oregon. Clau-
sager has returned. Phone 1890.
FL PasO Distilled Water Co.. Phi. 4S9.
DR.. Ebert, dentist, 216-21S Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13
EXPORT BUYING
ADVANCESWHEAT
Opening Followed by Mod
crate Sag, but a Decid-
ed Rise Ensues.

NoTE-Quotations reflect closing price.
Friday, November -.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13

627. Wilson Millican, the best
White work a specially.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13

DR.. Cnthcart X-ray laboratory removed
to 80 ROberts-Banner Bldg. Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13

Phone I for LOnEweITs Tango Laven-
der line of rem cars, limousine or
UaXicabs.
Evening star., 1914-08-16
RALPH De PALMA LANDS
WITH NEW MERCEDES
Vanderbilt Cup Winner Had Excit-
ing Getaway From
Germany.

Ralph De Palma arrived in New
York on the Olympic last Wednesday
after a somewhat exciting getaway
from Germany with the new German
Mercedes car which he IL to drive in
races here this season. The two-time
winner Of the Vanderbilt cup was quite
elated over the fact that he got tho car
on the water in the nick Of time, for a
few hours delay might have prevented
its coming to this country.
Ralph will be seen in action with
this speed creation at E1gin and may
drive 1t in the coming Vanderbilt ana
Grand Prix races at the Panama. Pa
cific international exposition next win
ter. II De Palma can win another
Vanderbilt cup race the famous Will
liam K Vanderbilt. jr.. trophy Will
become his permanent property. Should
De Palma decide not to drive the Mer-
cedes in cali6ornis s., he may ys, Ss seen .Sa
Vaushali Company. in Dnsiand. is
building for him. This. Of course. de-
pends upon war conditions q few
months hence. De Palma drove the
Vauxhall in the French Grand Prix
this season, and, while he had trans
mission trouble. he believes the cars
motor to be one Of the most phenom-
email he has seen.
Foreign Cars Here. +
Fortunately for the Vanderbilt cup.
Grand .Prix and other race meets
scheduled for the season. many of the
remarkable foreign speed creations
are in this country at present The
Peugeot racers that were, seen here
the last two seasons remain on this
side Of the wateri likewise the Delage
racers, a pair OF Mercedes. the English
Sunbeams, Isottas and severA Flats are
now possessed by private ownsrs or
dealers In former years when drivers
like Wagner, Naxxaro Hend2ty, LanctA
and other Europeans came over. as .
rule they would take tifefr ears back
to the other side with them upon re.
turning. sl:
foreign cars here to compete with the
numerous American entries In the
Forthcoming classics. Director Of Spe.
cial Events Hollis d. Cooley says that
the war will not interfere with the
Panama-Pacinc management continu-
ing with their elaborate preparations
for the Vanderbilt cup and Gre nd
Prix. to be Wv - q course inside the
exposition grounds. at
Evening star., 1914-08-16

towns and villages over the state. es-
pecially on tho York road through
Govans, where trafhc Is exceedingly
heavy; Wilkens avenue from the city
line to the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road bridge. and through Hyattsville,
Bladensburg and Laurel on the Wash
ington boulevard.
You are also reminded to carry your
operators permit on your person at all
times while operating a motor vehicle.
as the authorities in Bladensburg and
Hyattsville are now asking motorists
passing through these towns to show
them.' says Secretary Luzius.
IF you are arrested by any town au-
thorities. and are requested to leave
collateral to appear at the hearing on
some subsequent date. ask for a receipt
for same" he suggests.
Evening star., 1914-08-16
ASKS GREATER CAUTION
ON MARYLAND ROADS
Driving Suggestions Given by Sec-
retary Luxius Of Auto
Club.

The rapid growth Of smooth streets In
Baltimore and good roads throughout
Maryland necessitates greater caution
being displayed by operators OF motor
vehicles in the operation Of their cars.
particularly at intersecting streets and
highways. In view Of these conditions.
Secretary H. NJ. Luzius Of the Automo-
bile Club Of Maryland Is requesting mo-
torists Of Washington and Baltimore to
take strict account Of the following rules:
Keep strictly to the right Of the CEN
ter Of streets and highways.
Approach intersecting streets and
roads cautiously. sounding horns and
giving north and south traffic the right
OF way.
'Before turning out Of q street or
Evening star., 1914-08-16
Chevrolet Sales Reported

Sales Of Chevrolet motor cars havs
been reported by the Henderson Rowe
Auto Company As follows:
Royal Mail roadsters to J. 8. Posey,
DR.. C. NJ. Mansfield and l. p. Marion
Walker.
Baby Grand touring cars to william
T. wiliett Mrs. e. e. Hunter. William
Simpson. A. r. Selby. Edwin n. Inger-
soil. John Monk, Model Garage. Middle
town, Nd. three cars: General Garage.
Leesburg. Va, one roadster and ono
Baby Grand.
Light skies TO J. Ford Essary and
DIR. Otis w. Elsey.
Evening star., 1914-08-16
Maxwell Team Successful.

Before q large and speed loving crowd
at the Minoru Park speedway. Vancouver.
B. G.. Hughie Hughes. in a Maxwell
racer. won the event for cars of
45O-inch piston displacement. finishing
with comfortable leads Billy Carlson.
in another Maxwell racer. captured two
out of three heats in the free for all''
open race The Maxwell team. composed
Of Moross. Hughes. Carlson and Tetxlafr.
will slip from Vancouver to Butte. Mon
tana, and Salt Lake City. Their next i'm
portant race is at Elgin. H., August II
and %.
Evening star., 1914-08-16
Will Race Anyhow.

Directors of the Michigan State Agri-
cultural Society have been aroused by
the notices published throughout the
country by the American Automobile
Association that the Michigan State
Fair track has been blacklisted and the
contest board of the A. A. A. has been
notified by the manager Of the state
fair that even though the ban is kept
on the track 1t will not affect the run.
ming of the races September 5 and g.
Evening star., 1914-08-16
SHIPMENT HELD UP.
Maxwells Consigned to Tsingtau
China, Now at Vancouver

Word has reached the Detroit once Of
the Maxwell Motor Company that ship
ment Of 1915 Maxwells. consigned te
Tsingtau. China, has been held up ir
Vancouver, whence they were to be ship.
ped by boat to Tsingtau.
This bit Of news has a special signin.
cance just now as Tsingtau is German
province. and the German army is con.
centrating at this point. Great Britain
will. Of course, take every precaution te
ace that no exports leave her province
for other countries, and. for this reason
has undoubtedly seized the consignment
for the German province as contraoano
Of war.
Evening star., 1914-08-16
HIGHWAY OFFICIALS
TO HOLD CONVENTION
Officers From Many States to Gather
in Atlanta in No.
vember.

State highway officials from fully
three-fourths Of the states which have
state highway departments will meet
to discuss questions Of mutual interest
At the Fourth American Road Congress.
to be held In Atlanta, during the week
Of November 9.
State Highway Engineer Fletcher OF
California. who Is director OF the
American Highway Association. the
parent organization in the meeting, has
been elected president of the congress
and will preside at the opening session.
State Highway Commissioner Carlisle
Of New York is chairman Of the pro-
gram committee and Director Logan
Waller Page of the office Of public roads
will take a prominent part in the pro-
ceedings. as president of the American
Highway Association.
Among the most important subjects to
be discussed will be systematic road
management. involving the organization
of working forces and the methods of
reporting and recording work. which
will be presented by Charles. j. Bennett.
state highway comm -ssioner of Connec.
ttcut. State Highway Engineer Keller OF
Alabama will deal with the subject Of
engineering supervision. pointing out
the conditions under which technical
skill and practical experience are essen
Ilal III lHc COHStl VI AOhoS eAAN
bridges.
To Discuss All Types.
Other highway engineers and state
ofacials from all sections of the country
will deal with the various phases Of
construction and maintenance of all
types of roads. including concrete. brick.
macadam. gravel, sand-clay and plain
earth roads, as well as the use of the
various asphalts. tars and asphaltic oils
and other special dust preventives and
road binders.
A new form Of construction, which is
now attracting considerable attention
among engineers known as the sand-oil
method, by which roads are constructed
through the mixing of asphaltic oil and
sand, Will be quite; generally discussed.
This type of road is in successful use
in the Cape Cod region of Massachu-
setts and N the vicinity of Palm Beach.
Fla The maintenance question has
been growing in Importance with the
more general use of the automobile
from year to year and will be given a
prominent place on the program
Fairfax Harrison, president of the
Southern railway will explain the close
relationship between the railroads and
the wagon road.
Evening star., 1914-08-16
To Feature Small Cars.

At the national automobile shows to
be held in New York and Chicago Janu.
ary to . and January % to 80. re-
spectively. II 10 the intention OF 8. A.
Miles. manager Of both shows. to give
prominence to the cycle. light and
small car industry, by setting aside q
section commensurate with the desires
OF the manufacturers in this field.
Manager Miles has written F. Ed
Spooner. secretary Of the Cyclecar
Evening star., 1914-08-16
TOUR FROM HARTFORD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall B. johnson
Make Trip in Ford.

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall B. johnson OF
Hartford. Conn. are the guests OF
Charles H. Coe Of Langdon. D. C. They
,notored to this city in their Ford tour
ing car, leaving homo last Saturday
morning at $50 o'clock. and arriving at
Langdon o'clock Sunday night. The
actual running time was twenty-five
hours. They stopped over night at Phiia-
delphia. No trouble of any kind was
experienced on the entire run. 1t was
the first time they had ever been over
this route, and both were delighted with
the trip.
Evening star., 1914-08-16
Had Successful Trip.

George L. Isemann Of this city, who
motored over the road in his Buick road
ster to Bethlehem, N. H.. writes that he
breezed up into the White Mountains in
fine shape without any trouble. He took
the trip leisurely. making it in three days
from here He found the roads In excel
lent condition. aid is enjoying his outing.
Evening star., 1914-08-16

Manufacturers' National Association
and secretary OF the Cyclecar Associa-
tion Of America, thanking him for his
promise OF Assistance in rounding mp
the makers of the country and securs
ing from them the number of models
to be displayed and the amount OF
space that VIII be required.
Evening star., 1914-08-16

Overisa north. Frederick road from Ca
louisville to Ellicott City.
Carroll county-Manchester road from
Meyers entrance to Shermans line.
Somerset county-Allen road from Prtn-
cess Anne to Allen.
Dorchester county: Sharptown road
from Eldorado to Sharptown,
The entire state road system on the
Eastern shore has been oiled and the
state road system on the Western shore
has been oiled. with the exception of
Hartford county. Garrett county and the
National pike east Of Cumberland in Al
leghany county.
The Washington and Annapo oils boule-
wards have been oiled ahd during the
past week oiling trucks were at work on
the state aid roads in Montgomery
county.
Evening star., 1914-08-16
Pedals Should Be sepazsted.

There are many cars In which thu 90
celerator.- clutch and brake pedals are
In = row. with the accelerator standing
up just like the other two and looking
like them. save In being smaller. This
Is making 1t very easy for q confused
driver to strike the wrong pedal. II
would be better II the accelerator should
have a distinctive form. an individual To-
cation and . method OF operation dif.
ferent from clutch and brake.
Evening star., 1914-08-16
Light May Blind Drivers.

When driving at night with shs hood
up. light from the headlights q cars
behind coming through the window In
the rear curtain sometimes VIII blind
the driver. To obviAte this. a dap Of
cloth can be sewed to the curtain sloug
one edge. and pinned Or buttoned mp
over the window when On . road that
Is freQuented enough 70 warrant It.
Evening star., 1914-08-16
Inspecting Delco Equipment.

W. K. Smith. eastern representative of
the Dayton Laboratory Company. IS
spending few days in the National Capt.
tai looking after the various makes of
cars equipped with the Delco lighting and
starting systems. He 10 making his head
quarters with Ed J. Hanger, 1r., OF the
Cole Motor Sales Company.
Evening star., 1914-08-16
The Latest and Greatest
Overland of All

This car has left-hand drive and center
control.
The tires are larger this year, being 81
by &" all around. These tires can be quickly
detached from the rims which are demount-
able. One extra rim furnished.
Evening star., 1914-08-16
Made one-Way Streets.

The board Of police commissioners Of
Roland Park has advised that the Bal
timore county commissioners have made
University parkway and Roland avenue
between the city line and Deepdeene
road. one-way streets. This means that
all traffic northward must use the east
side. and all trafac moving southwark
must use the west side Of these thor
oughfares. The Instructions of the coun.
ty commissioners will be rigidly en-
forced. This regulation was made in &C.
cordance with the provisions Of the traf-
hc law Of the state and all violators will
be prosecuted to the fullest extent. and
no leniency will be shown. 1t is stated.
Motorists are especially warned to
Evening star., 1914-08-16
Joins Hupmobile Force.

Enos 8. Harnden has Joined the sales
stan Of the local Hupmobile representa-
tives, Messrs. A II. Mccormick. jr.
and G. NJ. Dow.
Evening star., 1914-08-16
Cartercar Deliveries,

cartsrcar deliveries reported durins
the week were:
Henry Wassung. q touring car.
H. 8. Partlow Of Orange, Va. q f3vs.
passenger touring car.
Evening star., 1914-08-16

roaA always give signal to those In rear
by extending arm.
Tn turning to the right into another
street or road keep as near to the right
curb as possible.
Tn turning to the left into another
street or road keep to the right OF and
beyond the center Of the street or road
intersection.
In overtaking vehicles, always signal
first and pass on the left
while driving at night endeavor to
keep the focus Of your headlights out Of
the eyes Of those you are approaching.
Always come to q halt at least three
feet in tho rear Of any street car that
has stopped for the purpose Of allowing
passengers to enter Into or alight from
same"
Evening star., 1914-08-16
Made Exhaustive Study.

Just previous to the opening session
the men from the field had an oppoe.
tunity for an exhaustive study Of the
Packard manufacturing methods. They
were guided over the plant By factory
experts. The Packard product was
thoroughly discussed By vtce Presi-
dent s. D. .waldon. Chief Engineer J.
g. Vincent and Manufacturing Man.
ager F. F. BeaL. c. J. Moore. operat-
Ing manager, who 10 known az the
daddy Of Packard quality" talked
about Packard service. The general
sales discussion was conducted by
General Sales Manager II. H Hills
and the convention was presided over
by Assistant Sales Manager Arthur 3.
Corbin.
The recreation feature Included .
burlesque ball game on Belle Isle and
moonlight excursion on Lake st.
Clair. Among the dealers who made
long journeys to attend the convention
were Frank c. Riggs. Portland, Ore:
Earle Anthony. Los Angeles; Palmer
Abbott. New Orleans. and r. N. 0oode
Of Paris.
J. ]. Mandery OF Rochestsr. osten
referred to as the dean" Of American
motor car dealers. also was present,
Evening star., 1914-08-16
Road oiling Progressing.

Tho club has been advised by Roads
Engineer sucro that he has completed the
oiling Of roads IN Mount Washington.
Catonsvills. wilkens avenue, Rolling road.
Eastern avenue and Charles street avenue.
There still remain on the list to be
oiled the roads In and around Hamilton.
West Arlington, Pikesvilie. Towson and
the far end Of the Philadelphia road
but at the present time there are no Bal
timore county roads closed to traffic
other than those below, under the 1uris-
diction Of the state roads commission.
The following Information has been re-
ceived from the state roads commission:
State roads under construction and closed
to trafilc:
Baltimore county-Belair road from
Evening star., 1914-08-16
DEALERS MEET
Gather at Detroit 10 Get Their
New Demonst1a-
tors.

DETROIT. Mich, August is.--When .
glitterinE line Of automobiles, fresh
from the shops, came .whizsing down
Woodward avenue last Thursdays
headed By q squadroa OF motor cycle
police and a factory band. the spoc.
tacle created q big stir among the
noon hour crowds In the Heart OF the
city. II waa She shrsk pdblic display Of
demonstrators which had Just bean
delivered at the Packard factory 20
dealers from SONS Of the principal
cities. The thirty-ave cars which took
part In the parade represented q seh.
Ing value Of about $4,000. Each car
carried . banner showing the name Of
the city which was tts destination. 4
7 The. convention Of Packard, dealers
closed Friday night and many cities
now boast new. Packard "3-3Ss." TOR
the majority OF the visitors drove over
land in their dsmonstrators after the
convention. The convention was
opened wednesday with an optimistic
address on the business outlook By
Vice President and General ManagSr
Alvan Macauley.