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NOT LIKELY TO WORRY F.
OVER RANK SENIORITY
Status Of National Guard Officers,
Under Federal Call, Not
to Be Changed.

There Is not going to be any fight
among. National Guard officers over
their seniority Of rank when called
into the federal service. Tho War De-
partment now Is working on tie plan
so that the officers of the guard will
have the same relative rank as they
now have.
President Wilson Is expected to issue
proclamation governing the rank Of
| the officers
BY making distinction between the
words calling" and drafting" into the
be averted. As originally plann led. the
three dates originally announced for
calling the guard will be followed.
They are July Is, July 25 and August
5: The units scheduled for July Is and
Is will be called When the last in
crement comes in August S, all will be
drafted" into the federal service.
Plan Averts Inequality.
II this plan were not followed. and
the organisations drafted on the re-
spectfve dates. a major with a num-
Der of years Of service in &he guard,
for instance. who was drafted with the
last units would be outranked by a
major of the first contingent. who. per-
| haps. had just received his commits
sion.
The committee on public information
has announced that the National Guard
needs 106,SS0 additional men to bring
all of its units, both those in the fed
eral service. and those yet to be called.
! to war strength. The legal strength
or those in the federal servieis 1913. 315;
| the total strength, including all enlist
ments to date. 1o2.2So. The guard not
| in the federal service has legal
| strength of 235,562. and an actual
| strength of 1917, a shortage of
1886.
Dates Fixed for Call.
The following is tho list of states
with militia and tho dates they will be
July Is. New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio. West Virginia, Michigan. Wis
consin. Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota,
South Dakota and Nebraska.
July rs, Maine. New Hampshire, Yer
mont. Massachusetts, Connecticut
Rhode Island, New Jersey, Delaware
Maryland. District Of Columbia. Vir-
ginia, North Carolina, South Carolina
Tennessee. Illinois, Montana, Wyoming
Idaho. Washington and Oregon.
| August s, Indiana, Kentucky, Georgia
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkan-
sas. Louisiana, Missouri. Kansas, Okla.
homs. Texas. Colorado: New Mexico
ARIZONA, Utah and California.
there Is objection to. drawing the
Hawaii guard into service and taking
away the defenses Of Hawaii itself. II
| is also pointed out that labor needs
these men, and that serious dificultiel
would be experienced with the sugar
and other crops II these men were
withdrawn.
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handing the LIST Separate Battalion. ex-
pressed thanks on behalf OF his SOL
diere
The committee on entertainment in
cluded Mrs. Eva Perry. chairman: w
A. Warfield. Mrs. James E. Walker
Mrs Cecilia De Nellottx. Mrs. Arthur
Newman. DIR. Marie B. Lucas, Miss
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German Marx Rise Shortened.

GENEVA. July THE rise In the ex.
change rate OF the German mark. due
TO the sending Of 100000 marks Of
lived. The mark lost IS csnttmss on
Friday and now 10 down to 81 fFaaca,
20 csntimss Tor 100 marks,
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Fannie Castin. Miss Halle Queen. DR.
Ionia Whipper and Mrs. d. b. Thomp-
son.
The officers OF the branch are DR.
w. A. Warfield. president; DR.. Marie
b Lucas. vice president: Mrs. s. &C.
ella De Nellottx. secretary. and Mrs.
J. H. Johnson. treasurer
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Needs to He Supplied.

Some Of tie needs Of the soldiers which
the organization plans to supply are:
First All necessary articles for chap
lains for divine service. including altar
furniture. veStmentA etc.
Second. Tho religious articles for the
soldiers themselves
Third Wholesome reading matter con-
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HOME RIFLES PREPARE
FOR TARGET PRACTICE
Have 800 Members and Enrollments
Come in Rapidly-Expect 1850
Rifles From Government.

With a total membership Of 800, and
Home Defense Rifles IL preparing for
active target work. ~ soon az the War
Department honors the requisition
made by the District Commissioner
for $500 rifles with which to equip the
organxation.
An enthusiastic meeting Of tho rogi-
mental and company ofTlcers of this
rihe1 was hold Friday night ct tho of.
nee Of Col. NJ. A. Winter, In commaEd
Of the organization. at which plans
were adopted for It's future activitios
Encouraging reports were received
from all tho company commanders. II
was annocnced that Washing ton Lodge
Of Eika. having a membership Of s9s
would hold q spsciA recruiting rally
Wednesday night for the purpose OF
encouraging Its members to Join the
Home Rides.
scottish Rite Masons Enrolled.
Il also was stated that 1as members
Of the Scottish Rite Masons have en-
rolled with tho club.
ride practice. explained In detail plans
for qualification at tho targets.
Those In attendance at the meeting
in addition to Col. Winter, included
Lieut.. Col 2. F. Haseiton. Mai Louis
@. Wilson. Maj. ID. h, Hesse, Capt. D.
W. Thaysr. Capt. Alpheus Winter, Rsv
william Taylos Snyder, rsgimsntal
chapiaini Capt, George A. Fischer, In
charge OF regtmsntal. band. and the fol
lowing company officers; Morgan vii
ley. William q. Quintsr, Daniel r.
Nihioa, Thomas J. Gates. Roger l.. Cal
vert, Murray L. Clifford. William A
RaWiings, Hlwood r, Morsy, Thomas
v. yramh.il. Montgomery Hunter and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
.5TANDARIZE
ARMY TRUCKS
Three Glasses of Trucks
Provided, Including Three
Ton TraileTs.
Trucks

Washington, u. c.. Dec. I9.-Com-
DIetiou OF designs for stardardizins
all motor trucks and trailers needed
by the government for peace as well
as war work was announced today by
the quartermaster corps
Three classes of trucks have been
provided. or which the class A with
8. ton capacity. was the last TO be
worked out by the 200 motor engin-
GERS who have contributed many new
ideas. Manufacture Of the class Is.
truck, having a rated capacity Of
three tons. already has started after
exhaustive tests of the sample cars
Three sample trucks OF the class A.
variety, Captcity 11z tons, now are be-
ing tested. One left Detroit today
ana win be 5oined at Cleveland to-
morrow by q second They VIII he
run TO ArdmOre, Pa. where third
viii complete the party for the trial
trip 10 washington
Perxhlng Calls For Trailers.
Plans for trailers include one OF
three tons capacity requested by Cen
Pershinc for early use I'm France II
win have only two wheels. according
10 present designs Assembly already
has started on four wheel trailer,
11s tons capacity. double ended. at
plants in Cleveland and Detroit. a
third type VIII De devised FOR the sig
nal corps. TO have two wheels and
pneumatic tires
While the major portion OF the new
trucks Will be put into war work
some viii be used by the pOstofflce
department and thousands viii he
turned over TO civilian uses of the
government when victory has been
won.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
TWO MEXICANS HELD IN BOND
IN SUGAR AND LARD CASES

= On complaint alleging an attempt
20 export 1000 pounds OF lump sugar
into Mexico IN violation Of the ex-
port regulations. Francisco Angeles
was held IN $500 bond Wednesday by
Emitted States commissioner s. L
Kelly, pending hearing Saturday
morning
Jose Sambrano. held on complaint
alleging an attempt TO transport 20
8uarez l. cans Of lard, so pounds
each, concealed under a load of Gin
ders. was brought before commits
sioner Kelly Tuesday afternoon and
sisT5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
SHIP
IS T0RPEDOED
80 of Crew Declare Ship
Sunk Without Warning;
No Aid to Men.

Fans Tr1nce, Dec 19.-The t0I :
peCong by a submarine Of the Spanish
steamship Noviembre, 365f tons gross,
is reported in a dispatch from Biar-
ritz TO the Excelsior, quoting aSvices
received there from Bilbao. Thirty
OF the crew have been landed
They say the ship was torpedoeJ
without warming at night and they
were thrown into the air After
swimming about for an haur they
vera picked UP by French patrol
ships which put the submarine 20
flight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
POLICE
CRAFT SYSTEM
Costello, Collector for Chi
oago Chief, Tells Of Toll
From Vice.

chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 1s-Thomas f.
Costello confessed manager OF the
police graft system during the period
b which Charles A. Healey was chief
b police OF Chicago. testified today
ht the trial Of the former chief that
h IS months he turned $4,000 over
70 HeaIey for protection OF vice and
gambling and restoration OF saloon
Ecenses which had been forfeited.
his own share Of the collections
averaged 800 week, he said.
The witness said levy was made on
avery enterprise whose existence de-
bended on escaping the vigilance OF
8hs law. His story implicated ten
police captains and ueutenants.
As the system extended It brought
30 light little grating enterprises
by policemen or detectives. These
tindepenCents~ were promptly trans
Esrred 20 other districts and the rev
6nue diverted to the trust While
Costello considered Healey liberal
with him. nevertheless ne operated
Several profitable side lines Of graft
which appreciably eked out the SEQ
\ week, he said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
ALIENS PASSPORTS NEED
ONLY ONE WISE. IS ORDER

Passports Of aliens who make daily
or regular trips 10 the United States
DO not need 10 be vised monthly, as
first directed. according TO informa-
ton received by American consul T..
A Dow. at Juarez, wednesday from
the state department
The first orders provided that pass
b0rts obtained by people who live
along the border must be vised every
snonth. This would have made much
work. and. In the case OF the Amer
lean consulate at JuareZ, would have
made the YiseiuE OF a large number
Of passports daily Under the new
orders only residents Of the interior
OF Mexico must have their passports
Tised for each trip into the United
States. These must also make new
declarations In triplicats for each
uip. but the declarations made by
persons VINO come across the river
habituaIiy only need TO be made once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
REGISTRANTS MUST GIVE
NATURE OF THEIR WORK

Austin. Texas. Dec 1s.-The adju-
tant generals department today re-
ceived q telegram from the war de-
partmeut requesting the adjutant
general to Immediately advise all ex-
emptiou and legal boards under the
selective draft, that it is OF paramount
importance for the effective employ
ment Of the man power Of the army
that the occupation Of registrants be
specifically set forth with precision
in their missionaries It is directed
that each registrant be made to state
his particular kind Of job or position,
not merely that he is a railroad man
but specify what kind Of work he does
on the railroad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19

What right have we TO jail a man
because he surrounds one drink too
many2 We license a man TO run a
store, but we do not jail customer
because he enters No American city
should tolerate a legal system which
tends to convict innocent poor. and
let rich rascals off"
And so, to put these ideals INTO
practice. mayor Armstrong. of Pitts
burg, appointed Mcbride that city's
public defender-without salary. As
counsel for the defence Mr. Mcbride
appears each morning upon some one
Of the police court benches; aiding the
friendless and poverty stricken and
seeiE TO il that no one who has un-
dergone arrest shall suffer unjustly
because unable to secure able attOr-
neys 10 undertake a defence.
The innovation OF Public Defeuder~
has attracted much attention, and
columns Of favorable comment TO the
great steel City" As the first pub
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
SAYS A EMBARRASSING
FOR ALLIES IS IMPOSSIBLE

London Eng. Dec lS--The Times
military correspondent discusses the
question OF appointing a EeueraIissi-
mo of the allied armies and dismisses
the idea as impracticabIe. He admits
that sue an appointment would meet
the wishes of the French. who. he
says. are disappointed because the
British viii not consent TO this. but
Is convinced that the scheme would
prove a failure
The fact has 10 be accepted SAYS
the correspondent. that an army can
stand defeat under its own chiefs. but
cannot stand defeat incurred in obey
ing the orders Of "A foreign general
1T must be accepted as an axiom
OF this war that not a single one OF
the allies is prepared 10 accept a Do
sitiOn Of subordiuation.T
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
IS ARE KNOWN LOST AS
SUBMARINE FL SINKS

Washlngton, D. Q. Dec 19--NIne-
teen men are definitely known 10
have lost their lives when the Ameri-
can submarine FL was destroyed IN
collision off an American port. The
FL coIlided with the F-3- Lieut..
Montgomery. in command Of the FL,
was among the survivors. There were
four other surv ivors. all enlisted men
The list Of lost contains no names
from west Texas, Arizona or New
nraT-Trr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
GENUINE AND FAKE OFFICERS
INVOLVED IN A FRAUD

ST. Louis. No, Dec. 1S-The arrest
here Of Joseph f T. Ruhlman on a
technical charge Of impersonating q
United States officer Is said by Fred
Robertson United States district at
toruey at Kansas City. kan. who or
dered his detention. to involve a $780,
600 swindle scheme with Camp Fun
ston, Kan. as the operating base and
United States army captain at that
camp acting as a confederate.
According 10 Mr. Robertson. Ruhl-
man, posing as an army officer, OBJ
tanned large quantities of supplies
from wholesale houses in Missouri, ths
dealers believing they were dealing
with the government
The supplies We're ordered 10 army
posts, Camp Funston receiving the
largest portion Of the consignments-
At this camp an army captain is said
10 have disposed of the goods to the
soldiers at the regular army stores.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
LAWYERS MEET FRIDAY TO
HELP FILL MISSIONARIES

Questionnaires Tor the men Of the
army draft 70 fill out viii be in the
mail tonight and Thursday, envelopes
and Geographic instructions having
been received by the local selection
boards The questionnaires 90 70 the
first five percent Of the men on the
draft list, IL was said.
Friday morning the board OF law
yers designated TO assist drafted men
in replying 10 the war department
questions will meet in the library
room in the court house for duty, j.
Q. McGrady SAID Mednesday IT roou.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
MEXICO WILL BUY CORN
IN VENEZUELA. EGT u. S.

Mexico City. Mex. Dec. 19.-The
food committee Of the industrial con-
ssress yesterday Cancelled a contract
10 purchase 100000 bushels Of corn
in the United States on the ground
the product was unripe and would be
unfit for consumption when received.
The committee has virtually COM
Dleted arrangements for obtaining the
same amount Of corn from Venezuela.
Completion Of the deal depends upon
transportation facilities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
FRANK KOCH PROMOTED TO
BAND SERGEANT, 345TH F. A

Frank ". Koch. solo clarinet, as
sistanr principal musician, son Of DIT.
and Mrs Frederick Koch, 500 Wyom-
Ing, has written his parents Of his
promotion TO be band sergeant OF the
band of the 345th field artillery at
Camp Travis, san Antonio. Tex. and
also how pleased Col. Robert j. Aber-
nathy, commanding the regiment, and
his wife were when the band played
the "345th Field Artillery March, "
composed by DIT. Koch and sent 10
his son some time ago
The soldier musician said that .
trio i'm the march had been given
words. at the order Of Col Alternately.
SO that II can be sung AZ reEimental
sOnEfcsts
There viii be no Christmas fur
louEhs for men at Travis, the SER
geant said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
ROLL CALL OF SELECTS FOR
WEST COAST AT 1880 TONIGHT

Sixty-siN men, summoned to appear
for entra-uing for Fort Macarthur
Los Angeles, Calf, where they VIII
train Tor the new national army. have
been instructed by city exemption
board No ? to appear at the chamber
Of commerce at 1850 o'clock this eve
ming for roll call. The men are
scheduled to leave Thursday night at
1890 o'clock.
Ten men, summoned to 90 as the
county's contingent at the same time.
have been ordered TO appear at 1880
o'clock Thursday morning at the
court house for roll call
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
EULALIO GUTIERREZ JOINS
BROTHERS REVOLT, REPORT
CContinued From Page -

villa, has taken the field in CoanuIla-
aoininE his brother. Luis Gutierrez.
5Tho was recently reported to have
captured M0nclova. 1Iuzquiz and other
Ec2huila towns. according TO La
Prenea, a paper printed in Spanish
at san Antonio, Texas copies Of
which have been received here
After being named provisional
president by the convention, Gutierrez
rebeIled against villas dictatiOn. was
6riven from Mexico City and attempt
I'd TO conduct an Independent cam
paign. but failed His brother was q
candidate for governor Of Coahuiia.
hut was defeated By EspiuOsa Alireies.
who took office December 10 Gu
tferrez then rebeIed and started his
campaign against the state govern
meut IN C0ahuila-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
GERMAN TROOP RAID is
DRIVEN OFF BY BRITISH

London, Eng. Dec 19.-German pa
trolls were active last night near
FasschendaeIe. The war office state
menr follows
Hostile reCOnncitere-s endeavcred
20 approach our posts southeast and
northeast Of Passchendaele. They
were driven Off by our fire We Sc
cured a few prisoners. Elsewhere
there was nothing of special interest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
DANCE TONIGHT IN FIFTH
CAVALRY CLUB AT THE POST

Army officers and their wives and
FL Pasoans viii dance tonight in the
Officers club OF the Fifth cavalry,
Fort Bliss. instead OF in the head
quarters building, where fhops" have
been held before, according to a mes
sage from Capt. Victor Wales, Fifth
cavalry, this afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
For GaLLantry In War,
Newfoundland Formally
Designated dominion

Boston, Mass. Dec 19.-As re-
ward for the Eallautry Of its overseas
forces. Newfoundland. the eldest
British overseas possession has been
designated officially as the dominion
of Newfoundland, according to word
received from St. Johns today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
PATTERNS FOR SUBMARINE
CHasEHe LOST N I,IH

Albany. Y y, Dec. Invaluable
patterns for the manufacture of spe-
cial equipment for British, French and
Italian submarine chasers were de-
stroyed early today in a fire Of IN
determined origin which ruined much
OF the manufacturing plant OF the
George II. Thatcher company. The
loss is estimated at 500, goo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
SARRAIL, COMMANDER AT
SALONIKI, IS RECALLED
lcontInued from Page One.l

formed during the hattie Of the
Marine, when he held the German
crown princes army in the ArEoune
and prevented the investment OF Yer
dun, and in the Dardaneues. where
he commanded the French expedition
ary force after Gen. GOurauC' was
wounded and subsequently relieved in
August 1915.
Although there are several officers
bearing the name Of GuilIemeu i'm the
French army. IL seems not improbable
that the man selected TO succeed Gen.
SarrGil may he Gen. Guillaumat- who
commanded the French armies at Yer
dun during their brilliant operations
last summer when they completed the
recovery OF virtually all the sroun-
he Germans had won in 1910
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
KULLU M'BRIDE WILL
TALK TO Ell PAS0 PEOPLE

that he needs TO make a presentable
front" that he needs to get back his
nerve. his grip on life, that he needs
q JOB. Mcbride provides the front"
the confidence. the job. The rest de-
ponds on the man
Rollo Mcbride is a pioneer in reform
that reforms. His record OF results is
amazing. Floating derelicts whom
society brands crooks" and dismisses
as hopeless, succumb to this applied
Christianity with a ready heart and
20 out 20 fight the battle Of life with
"a clear eye and a determination 10
succeed. His is a great work.
Justice 10 the ErrfnE.
Mcbride says "Our good people
vote 10 license = man 20 sell booze.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
VISITS HOME BEFoRE ENLIsTING.

s. D. Mulholland. for two years one
Of the clerical force at Hotel Paso del
NOrte, will leave Thursday for his
home. in Detroit. Mich. where he will
make a visit before eulisting in the
aviation corps.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
Mention, Notice is hereby givl

Mention, Notice is hereby given
that there have been seized I'm this
collection district, for violation Of the
Z. S Customs laws: Two horses with
Mexican brands; one Farm wagon.
one set Of double harness, which viii
he sold at 1000 o'clock a n Dec
27th, 1917. Anyone claiming the
property is required to appear within
the time prescribed by law. 2. /.
Cobb. Collector Of Customs.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19

lie defender" Mr.. Mcbride has been
the center OF q great sociological
movement To improve prison condl-
tons along practical, humanitarian
lines, and TO advance the cause OF
prison reform. His ability as a plat
form speaker has been attasted wher-
ever his lectures have been heard
NeBride's striking Utternnees.
Here are some Of lIr. Mcbride s.
gems
To reform man you must treat
him like q man.
Our hale million dollar reformato-
rles often offer only university
course in crime
When a man comes from jail he
does not want to Dee preached at and
told to De good. What he wants is a
place 20 live and a. job
@our present police court system.
al over Tie country. is masking GRIM
iuals. instead of correcting them
cit is as logical 20 arrest a druukarI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
New Automobl- Owner.

can save money by insurins their ears
in The Automobile Underwriters Of
America. We are saving thousands
.of dollars annually 20 our policy
holders. For rates. Phone c066-c07
First Natl Bank BulidinE.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
POSTAGE pRTyCs s5,4s5. ooo.

Washington, D. C.. Dec. 19.-Ea-
ceipts from the increase in first class
postage rates totaled S5,4s5.00O for
November.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-11

first of the week to attend a meeting
of the state board OF pardons. and. in
cidentally. to witness the Inaugural
ton of Governor-elect Gunter. He
is expected to return to Canon City
on Wednesday.
DR.. AND MRS. VAWTER GO TO
DENVER.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Vawter left this
afternoon for Denver where they will
visit friends for short time. They ex.
peot to return to Canon City next Mon
day or Tuesday.
CONCLUDES VISIT TO CANON
Mr. and Mrs. ID, n. FAIRIES of Wal
lace, Idaho. who spent the holidays
with the formers father and brother,
left this morning for Walsen. Colo.
where they will spend few days with
another brother. Mr.. Emit Faires.
They viii then return to Wallace.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-11
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

Canon City. Colo. Jan. 10, 1917.
Notice is hereby given to the mem
bers of the Fremont County Protec-
tive Association that the annual meet
ing viii be held on Saturday February
10. 1917. at 2 O'Clock p. m. in the
Court House at Canon City. Colorado.
for the purpose of hearing the reports
of the Secretary and Treasurer; for
three Directors to serve for
the term of three years. and to trans
act any other business that may prop
erly come before said meeting.
F. DATCHELoR. Secretary.
c. NJ. CHASE. President.
First Pub. jan IL. 1917.
Last Pub. Feb. /. 1917.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-11
THE WANT ADS.

Read the Want Ads. Something
new every day. Buy or sell thru this
department of The Record. Sell OF
your surplus furniture. stoves not in
use. and anything. Record For
Sale ad will always sell milk cow.
II VIII sometimes sell a house and
lot A For Rent ad win often rent
your room or house. II will nearly
always rent Furnished House.-adv.
2d&wtes