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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
For Rent-HOuses UnFurnished.

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HOUSE. chicken yard Pm lSsdk-
FOR REST-Three room house. Ph. zsS.
Two EOOMS. screened perth and bath,
Sl2-50- $500 Manzana street
FOR RENT-Four room house. ga olive
street Phone 1880.
SEVEN room house Easement aud yard
Ss5- 1873 wyoming
THREE rooms and sleeping porch n
Grandview- Phone l6ll-
FOUR room house, gas. bath, 4l2s OXFORD.
Govt Hlll, SIC.
CLOSE TO Southwestern. four room house.
SIS call 5000 Manzana St
THEE room house with large south
sleeping porch Phone 25lo.
BUNGALOW for rent 250I Copper Vacant
Dec 21st- Phone Z54.
EXTRA special terms on big bills.
FOUTZ MOORE FURNITURE CO
FOUR room frame on paved street, Ala
Vista district. Phone sos
OPPOSITE Highland Park school frame.
bath $40. 666SM-
TWO ROOM HOUSE. 200 Atlanta street.
sleeping porch electric lights gas, water;
rent s15 month
FOR RENT-Nine room house. close In
Suitable for light housekeeping. Fho72
4s4S-
BUN YOUR Xmas furniture now; 700
discount on entire stock; pay next yea-.
HOME FURNITURE CO. III n stanton
FOJ h room modern bungalow. sleeping
porch. bath, Clubhouse Manhattan Heights.
Phone 49.
Jf.Y Ill GIFTS always please. See our list
Of Inexpensive things
BA2NETTS-eIs SAN ANTONIO ST
FOR KENT-New five room bungalow
near car line; Manhattan Heights. Phone
80
FOR RENE Mundy Heights four room
cottage. sleeping porch. basement. and
furnace heat. All modern and new. $50
Phone 1852
FOR RENT-New bungalow. 4 rooms and
glazed room, 200 Rosewood. corner Wyou-
ing one block off Boulevard, $50. mo-
JOHN W. PHILLIPS & CO. PHI 1885,
FOR RENT.
r cottage. s porch. Arizona ...-..- $3.50
MCKEE BROS, EOS MILLS BLDG
4 rms, 26l4 Aurora $40
rms, 1911 Wyoming -.-..-.--.--- $3.50
inns, COS y Virginia --------.- S5I-av
2 rms, Hawthorne place, neat $500
S rms, 115l Montana, heat and gar $500
rms, 500 W Boulevard. heat S15-91
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY.
PA Mills bldg phone Fte-
S5I2 Big6ee- 5 rms newly refinlsned S55.60
1928 orc. rms near s W shops $1,000
6l9 Rosewood, 4 rms near : W.
shops S---11
1913 Laurel rms garage $3.50
FISE-RAMSET REALTY co.
Phone 1913 Trust Bldg
I114 y. III Paso. 5 r. fur aDt------Sf2- 1880
1890 Mckinley Ave. 2. and garage $50
-0iz ". No. r. unfur- spt-------- $50
3S0I Fl. BouL. . r bungalow SO I
a101 Aurora, ?. cottage 30 /
1927 TT. Boul-. 4 r bungalow -E-l I
81 Park. 8 rms for colored- ------ SO Z
1917 3. Second. . rms. for colored- 9 I
SIS " FL Paso, storeroum- -.------.-.--- 30 .
r. +. LYONS. IO2 TEXAS, Pm. 1921.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY {
FOR RENT-UNEU FINISHED.
9 rooms. =. p Kentucky Aye---------S 10 /
4 rooms. S. p Sacramento Sr-----..- 20 Z
=" rooms 3 ORC St------- ------s.-. - ]
o rooms. c.. s. p. Portland Ave.. 50 4
o rooms, q. = p Federal St------.-. 80 I
rooms $. p. Apt. Myrtle AVE.. i 7
FURNISHED.
. rooms, . s P Sacramento ST. d {
b rooms, s P Nevada St---..-.---- so I
20 rooms. :. P. Rio Grande St. 100 ]
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

16-ROOM TRANSIENT
Running water. New building.
$500 rent. Long lease. Going
at $4,000 cash down.
32-ROOM CLASSIEST
Private hotel IN Fl Paso. Must
sell because Of sickness. Offered
on easy payments
48-ROOM TRANSIENT
Cheap rent with lease. New fuE-
uIture. At $500
ROOMS
North OF tracks Fine section.
steam heat. At $4,000.
ROOMS-RENT $500
Close in. Good neighborlGcd. AZ
$4,000
CRACKERJACE LITTLE RES
TAURANT
And milk depot at $4,000 Must
be sold before Christmas
See WELLER with
JAMES L. MARR s COMPANY
sef san Antonio ST. Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

BEST location on Oregon ST. near library
j. rooms two sleeping porches and gar
age Always full 90 boarders- Small casu
payment. balance 20 suft buyer. Phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
For Rent-Apartments Furnished


SMALL Apt. private family, 4si' -i'A-
-taua- PHI 7545-
LOVELY 8 room basement apt steam
heat running water. close in Fl- s.,--
a.. la. one room app, well furnished
ping 81 desired Ph. sil9-
b.. ...-,dED Apt for rent. close in- Pm
BEAUTIFULLY furnished room apart
ment with coping porch. Phone sg-l-
FUENfSHED fiat two rooms. bath, closet
sleeping porch Phone f2ilJ-
FURNISHED apartment for rent with
sleeping porch and private bath Apply
sos y. Ochoa after j. M
rs \. SANTA re under new manage
meut. nice furnished apartments aNe
rooms. three minutes walk 20 plaza
SMALL MODEM steam heated apart
nent cheap. furniture az sacrifice Prone
51ss p
FOR EENT-To ladies' part OF furnished
apartment. steam heat, close in le-
NEW modern room aparrm emit, COM
nIetely furnished, ia GrandVic"- fA'i-7
PIEDMONT APIS
Beautiful steam heated apartment touI
rooms. bath and sleeping porch Com
u.ateIv furnished including linen, S-Fer'
etc. Rate $50. Apply to
THE LAY REALTY & TRUST CO.
eas Trusr F-dg Phone s5ls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
WanFad HeIn-FemaIe.

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WANTED-GirI FOR general house work
Must stay nights. lels - Neyada-
ENGLISH SPEAkiNG woman for house
work, steady place 1910 Memphis ST.
ENGLISH speaking Mexican girl wanted
Phone 5S0I-
TTFSTCT-ASS boDgeJ-eeTe- wanted Phone
1860 W.
WNNTF D-1z7-7 Tor General ETusevCorl5
and coojzinz Pm T45' g7a5 silver ST.
E-PI7F7 &C. --,- ~, 777-I,7i,- s11T5r--5r,Fer
T., answer r,hooe cT0 CsnIeS BTdr-
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ir- =, "a NJ %
nAUoNS ana autos Tor ch-dreA' tones'7-
l-.lzesDy q 60, s19 Le1lz-
" aNtEil-N oman 20 take laundry holle-
can az l-ta y OREGON ApaL LIlts--e D.
WANTED experienced cook with good ref
ereuces. Apply 1l45 F. Rio Grande
di4teiy. E n 81 sp s Hotai LaasRla
"a /. S=7TE7I1 7-------- 5-- 1-s-77757 F,57I5s.I-
va Ed ~ s oman i s9 Bb ssl5 ''
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EA7SFTTS-5i9 san ANTONIO ST.
"a S=7;77777 75- ------ - I-------5 7-----l--
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a, - ~. ~ - ~. - igbts
- 70 80 -o Jay
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MIDDLE aged man with girl OF SIX Wl-i
80 Hel--7 10 49, III -.---- fTs5id
Llo-1-e -- r. -e----- - - ---, 80
WANTED cashier and wrapper a. once
Permanent position Apply At Bauouh
2les ~ --,--o- 2e-- I-----eo -
NANIED-h oman, either married or SIN
gle. TO care for small roomins mouse IN
exchange for her housekeeping room
Phone 1881
ITTF brighr cap1ble ladies 10 travel. dem
onstrate and sell dealers. $40 to $50 per
month. Railroad fare paid. Goodrich Drug
COMPANY. dept. Sa2 Omaha. NehE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

Help RarteG-MaIe.
C-~S~-----~~0~~-~---~---~
WANTED-Boy TO drive truck and de-
liver groceries 1919 y. C0pia-
WANTED elevator operator and bell boy
Hotel Mccoy
WANTED good boy. experienced for gro
ceEy work and delivery- l020 san Antonio
FALL & Mitchell Employment Agency,
203 san Francisco St
WANTED calendar salesman. can
room eos Trust building. between II and
! o'clock
WASTED-Good all around butcher; good
wages TO right man Address Box 12f.
E-----e-- y IL
STRUCTURAL ironworEers. riveters ana
co-ruGat ted iron ereCtOrs- Apply 517 South
western bldg.
WANTED-First class registered druggis--
A knowledge OF Spanish desirable. Address
T. 145. care Herald
WANTED-American boy with wheel 70
collect small accounts Apply Herald Bust
ness office.
WANIED-sDanish English stenogrspher
for Mexico salary $3.50 per month. Apply
90 Mills Bldg.
WANTED-Ouick. 50 union plumbers at
Fort Worth; eight hours $3.50. Bryce
Bulldlng company. Fort Worth. Tex
A SI.OO DEPOSIT viii reserve any article
in our store until Xmas.
BA8NETTs-eI9 SAN ANTONIO ST.
WANTED-Engineer TO install refriEerat-
ing machinery. Apply TO Z. E. HUH
steiner. 923 Mills building
WANTED Mexican boy IS or - years cd
with bicycle TO work around drug store.
Apply Thorns Pharmacy- 3406 Dyer
WASTED-White man to drive private
car and work around house; must live
on premises Apply in person only. S16
Herald building.
BE 4 DETECTIVE-TraveI big money.
own boss Experience unnecessary: write
for free particulars. National Detective In
stitute. $50 Pontiac. St. Louis
WASTED-Experien tailor. American
or Mexican; il Mexican, one who can talk
English; must be sober and reliable; good
salary and steady work II. Cohen, Post
Tailor. S2nd field artillery
WANTED-Experienc couple for r r.
lunch room out OF city, SIS mo. room and
board Night work Cook for day work
S45, room and board Call G. II. Keller,
room III. Hotel sheldon.
WANTED competent shoe salesman. good I.
position TO the right man Apply BadOuh I
shoe Co, 105-l07 san Jacinto St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
Wanted-AgenEs

MINUTES PAY DOLLARS, demonstrating
new $3.50 Adding Machine. Wonderful in
venuon- Adds, subtracts. multiplies. work
equals $500 machine. Five year guaran-
tee Sells everywhere. Splendid profits.
Write quick for trial offer and protected
territory. Dept. 5I3 Calculator Corpora
ticn, Grand Rapids. Mich.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
Wanfed-SaIesmen

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ARE YOU looking for the best 1913 Big
Money Making Side Line where you can
earn $50 weekly; that can be sold all year
round. NO samples. Write Ad-Lee Novel
ty Company. Dept 50, Chicago
Statesmen: Experienced or inexperienced.
City or travelling Send Tor our free book
"a Knight OF the Grip" and list OF open
ings. Immediate employment service rem
dered members. Address nearest office
Natl Salesmens TT. Assn, Dept. 223. Chi
cagO. san Francisco. New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
Legal Notices
No. pa.
NOTICE OF HEARING
To
APPROPRIATE PUBLIC WATERS
THE ST VIZ nLE IEN A.

APPROPRIATE PUBLIC WATERS
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
Notice IS hereby given, to whom
concerned, that the Rio Grande valley
Farms Company, a corporation doml-
ciled at 81 PasO, Texas, acting by and
through C. " Newman, who sub
scribes imself as the president there
OF, did i the 22nd day Of November,
A. D. 1917, file an application IN the
office Of the BOARD OF WATER EN-
GINEERS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS,
in which it applies for a permit to
divert and appropriate 400 cubic feet
Of water per second OF time, for the
purpose Of irriEaung certain lands
hereinafter described. from the unap-
propriated waters Of the State OF
Texas, TO be diverted from the ordin-
airy flow Of the Rio Grande by means
Of a diversion dam constructed on the
northwest bank of the Rio Grande
River at a point where the +. P No.
p international Boundary Commits
sion Monument brs n. Il degrees 43
minutes W 1893 feet, and about 40
miles in a sOutheaSterly direction from
the City Of FL Paso, in FL Paso county,
Texas.
You are hereby further notified that
said irrigation system shall consist OF
said diversion dam, headgate and
canals as are delineated and
described on the map filed with said
application
1Ou are uerEtE LuELneE uOLllleQ LldL
the lands proposed 10 be irrigated are
agricultural lands out Of certain S. A.
Maverick Surveys delineated and
shown by the map filed with said ap-
plicauOn, aggregating 5000 acres, and
situated IN FL PasO and Hudspeth
Counties, Texas
A HEARING on the said application
OF the said Rio Grande Valley Farms
Company viii be held by the Board OF
Water Engineers of the State OF
Texas, at the office Of said Board in
the City of Austin. County Of Travis,
said State. on Monday, Decembe 31st,
1917. beginning at 10 o'clock A ",
at which time and place all parties
interested may appear and be heard.
Such hearing viii be continued from
time to time and from place TO place,
If necessary, until such determination
has been made relative to said apph-
cation as the said Board OF water
may deem right, equitable
and proper.
GIVEN UNDER, and by virtue OF,
an order Of the Board of Water En-
gineers of the State Of Texas. at the
office OF said Board. IN Austin. Texas,
this the 24th day Of November, A d
1917.
Rolleu J. Wiudrow.
". 7. Patter,
Board
A~Fag~-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

Fer Re1f-Stores and Offices.
r---~-~-@---------------
LODGE hail for rent on Tues and sat
nights. PHI 1854 Draushcn's BUS college
FOR RENT-DesIrabIe offIcss IN the
Herald building Reasonable rates Apply
20 the auditor Of The Herald.
TRACKAGE WAREHOUSE
504-f-S san Francisco ST.: Two floors and
basement. hydraulic elevator. reasonable
rent
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY.
22f Mills bids Phone SIS
FOR RENr-Gr0unt floor office 10 Herald
building. very suitable for raj estate ant
insurance Office Apply 70 the auditor OF
The Herald
MODERN OFFICES FOR Rent
Hot AID cold water IN each room IN
strictly modern fIreu-oof building excel
lent JaDltor and elevator service. Rooms
light. cool and large
JAMES l. MARI & COMPANY.
500 san Antonio St Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

FOR RENT.
SIX room double house. on Pop
lar street. $3.50 per month FOR
entire house. or one side FOR
S12.55.
BROADDUS & LEBARON.
2ns-l0 First Natl. Bank.
Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
ROOming Houses-FOr Sale and Rent

FOR SALE-SO room hotel. terms. rent
s1Oo. Inquire 916 Magoffin.
HOTEL Beaumont, one block east OF posi-
office. Mills ct.
IL ROOM r0omlng house, good location,
ci0ee in Must leave by first. PHI 1873
CuAtsTER OAK stoves. s. a month.
FOUTZ MOORE co.
II ROOMS on Oregon street. good furni-
ture. rent $50. Price s575. Only $500 cash
Phone 2716J.
8 Rooms, well furnished. 4 sleeping
porches, heating plant. large basement,
close in. Sell at sacrifice Party leaving
town. Pm. 1851
50 ROOMS FOR SALE, good lease. cheap
rent, close in viii take some trade vacant
lots OF house. See me quick Young, 107
s. Stanton st
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

THE LAY REALTY MIS- "
e0t Trust d dg EA4l4e 80
APARTMENTS UnfuruIshed.
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ALENAND IA apartments Phone $50
I,i5.I7, ,f.7 :, --------77 for rent Amply
80 70. a. - ph--a s4-S
- .55.-75-s,-,F r, - -- 57--- ~
III III y 49, "a. : 7i---t---- '''-'
i.------ -
I4tEEE rooms pain ana a-eep-Ls L--
Prone tz254,
FOk Rent room apartment sisellNs
porcn5 moletn- ~ 1-oL-aL-1 g.
CLOSE in apartment very reasonable e-5
y III Paso- Phone $40.
EEAUTIFUL room apartment 1920
Mesa. Phone 5430y.
~ ~ . - an with sIee5ITls
-. s---------- ,---7- 577-
- " a - -. - re,f wear
SI5,,, - ~ PS-TTIRF 20 III \ Stanton
--o-,--- = = - -
FOUR rooms. hardwood floors. o {ll...- n
features. private porehss' heat Inquire
-l-1 r. I--2 1--,l
OOhhANAAAoN coa- anu sas .1N7--
pay Hlenls- ,,,.,-ry ,toopr, Co
EOoA a NUM- -. -
II(5HT- ATTRACTIVE. three room apart
meut. with piano. steam heat, separate
entrance Phone 1928
pa-u- y VEHErU ApA TMFMI IN
-, r !. : n. go, IrODFrs% AN TF-
NJ n, - y 4 1PPTV APT No . PHONE
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

FOK SALl-5 Das5enser, 1915 OVerIand
iu No i condition; looks like new, runs
like new. s-25. Apply ia s. Luna Phone
-011.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

CELINDEES ground for oversize piston
also cranks resrounl and made good a.
new at Smell Mach Works
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

FIREBROOF BUILDING
A splendid unfurnished rooming house OF
hotel proposition; new building, never
occupied; steam heating plant, private
and connecting baths. reasonable rent
DOUGLAS c. -CROWELL AGENCY,
PA Mills bldg. Phone 51S
LOOK. LOOK. LOOK.
NOW Is THE TINE TO BUY a hotel or
roOming house.
s rooms, rent S45, price--....---S250 cash
rooms. rent $50, price. .-.--.. $3.50 cash
This place is very close in. front and
back yard.
g rooms Of beautiful furniture. Rent s4s.
Price $1,000. 4 cash. Now full.
Is rooms. Rent $50 Price s11OQ. Close IN
This is a dandy.
1t room transient hotel This & hish
class place. $1,000 cash. balance monthly.
Also many others. Come in and let US
show you
J. L FREEMAN,
1O2 Herald Bldg. Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
For Rent-ROoms and Board.


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E0Od and hoard. 615 y oregon
Rooms and board 21s Arizona
ROOM and board for couple or tFo Eea
Phone 6I-7-
10 LADl-Froct bedroom in private
home with board Phone -114-
BOArD and room with s-eepius porch
1920 F. Rio Grande- Phone 7-31W-
ROOMS and board. strictly FIRST class
steam heat. running water. Mrs. c. F.
Leary. alf W Missouri
ROOM and board strictly first class IN
private home. I115 N Octavia. Phone
FACET RANCH SANATORIUu for tube
culos-s within so minutes auto ride from
FL Paso under new management. VIII OPP
on cor guests Jan LIST. Nurse in attend
ance. residence physician within caIL Out-
side physicians cordially invited 10 bring
patients Table a special feature. sX-
celleur service, private rooms with porn
and bath. Our dormitory porches with
dressing rooms and bath rates from So
up. For further Information write On
Airs. Reeda Reifort 3TcCullock. PaEat
Ranch Sanator-uu, san ElizarIo. Tex, or
phone 10 Cfiu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

FROZEN cylinders welded We don't warp
them Wrecked frames. Tenders, lamps and
radiators repaired promptly Brown
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

VIZ PAY CASH FOR Ford cars Byars d.
Co.. 1z1-es West san Antonio street.
Phone 1879.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

FOR SALE WHY'S Knight mechanic
ally perfect roadster. 51f-l5 Mills Bldg
Capt. W. w. Lynch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
Rousekeeping ROOM UnFuruisbed

ELulttHEEIIUg NlUU-o DU UIlIlLCU
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TWO unfuruish1d Housekeeping rooms
Phone -cfe 81. zoos Mlnrana-
TlIHEE room apartment newly decorated.
private bath and porch. free phone and
water Adults. $3.50 1912 Wyoming
TWO or connecting rooms with sleep
ing porch. bath. private entrance, lights
and hot water furnished. near . car lines
and iituey. Phone 1876
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

We PAY CASH EOK lords
land Co. go West san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

FOR SALE-Largest and best paying
garage: repair shop and retail tire and
accessory business IN e Paso. VIII take
$1,000 cash TO handle. II you haven't the
cash and don't mean business. don't an
swer. Address r 1SS. care Herald
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-03-08
SUDDEN DEATH OF WHITE BIRD
ROY

Felix Mason, the IS year old son of
Mrs. Mason, died very suddenly at
White Bird last Saturday night, death
being caused by a rupture of the intes-
tines. The young man was stricken
down Friday night and his sudden death
was a great shock to that community.
He was very fine boy and had host
of friends, many of whom came up from
the river town Wednesday to attend the
burial which was held in Grangeville.
He was pupil in the White Bird
schools and Misses Metcalf and Me
Donald of the teaching corps and the
following students came up to pay their
last respects to a fine American youth:
Preston VanDerberg, Monte Shuck,
Lloyd Holbrook, Ben and James Me-
Evers. Services were held at the
Methodist church at White Bird but
the body was brought to Grangeville
and laid by the side of his deceased
father in the Prairieview cemetery,
Undertaken Hancock directing the
funeral.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-03-08

States" Technically, Germany is not
at war with the United States and
submarines are "public armed vessels "
of Germany.
Statement Followed Conference
The president s statement followed a
conference at the White House between
Mr.. Wilson, SECRETARY McAdoo, Post
master General Burleson, Colonel f. NJ.
House, Vance M. Mccormick, chairman
of the democratic national committee,
and SECRETARY Tumulty.
The senate has been called by the
president to meet in special session
tomorrow in accordance with the Gus
tom of having such sessions at the be-
ginning of each administration to in
stall the vice president and confirm
nominations.
There has been much discussion of
late of continuing the session this time
to consider changing the senate rules.
persistent fight has been waged for
years for some form of cloture and op-
position to it has dwindled in spite of
the powerful tendency to resist aay
tampering with traditions of the senate.
Debate always has oeen unlimited in
the senate.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-03-08
Wilson
|NAUCURATED
MAR. FOURTH
AMERICAS POPULAR PRESIDENT
TOOK OATH IN HIS PRIVATE
OFFICE
TOOK CENTURY-0LD OATH
AN Ever Present Help in Time of
Trouble = President Completely
Worn Out by Duties

Washington, March 4. - President
Wilson took the oath of office for his
second term at noon today in his room
at the capitol and will be formally
inaugurated tomorrow with public
ceremonies.
Before a desk piled with executive
business laid before him in the closing
hours of congress, and surrounded by
members of his official family, the
president reaffirmed with uplifted hand
and grave features his promise to up
hold the constitution in whatever crisis
may confront the nation in the momen-
tous four years before it.
After he had repeated solemnly the
oath taken first by Washington cen
tury and quarter ago, he kissed the
bible at the passage reading:
'The Lord is our refuge; and ever
present help in time of trouble.''
Chief Justice White administered the
oath and was the first to extend his
congratulations. Wringing the presi-
dents hands, the chief justice looked
fervently into his face for a moment
and said brokenly:
Mr.. President, I am very, very
happy"
Members of the cabinet then crowd
ed up with expressions of regard. Mr..
Wilson received them with a smile and
then turned back to his desk to com
plete his interrupted task.
Vice President Marshall did not take
the oath today. He will be sworn in
for his second term tomorrow at the
special session of the new senate with
the usual vice presidential Inauguration
ceremony.
Gather for Inaugural.
Tonight the capitol was filled with
thousands of persons who came from
the four quarters of the nation for the
quadrennial event. Although the in
augural was planned under the presi-
dents direction to be as simple as the
circumstances would permit, it will not
be different in general character from
the usual ceremony.
AS customary, the president after he
has taken the oath, and delivered his
inaugural address in an open air stand
before the capitol, will ride back to the
White House at the head of a parade
of many thousands, including the dis
tinguished military and naval organiza.
tions of the land and long line of
delegations OF private citizens. Then
he will review the marchers from a
stand before the White House grounds
Guardsmen Along Avenue.
One feature, however, will reflect
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