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Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04
PRESIDENT GIVES PEACE
TERMS Of ALLIES IN
1 MESSAGE To CONGRESS
IMMEDIATE DECLARATION OF WAR AGAIN AUS.
TRIA is ASKED.
Head of the American Nation in Resonant Words Speaks
Doom of Prussian Autocracy and of German World
Commerce if German People Do Not See Light.

AS preface to his epoch-making message to
Congress today, President Wilson asked for an inn
mediate declaration of war against Austria.
He stated that Congress should be prepared for
request from him to declare war on Bulgaria and
Turkey, should the need arise.
Senator Pittman introduced a joint resolution
declaring by the United States against Austria
Bulgaria and Turkey. 1t was referred to the foreign
relations committee
The foreign relations committee will meet tomor
row, and will make quick time in favorable report
on that portion of the dealing with war on
Austria. War against Bulgaria and Turkey may not
be declared at this time.
The president declared an immediate declaration
of war was necessary against Austria, even though
she is only vassal of Germany and that there is no
other way to successfully conduct the war.
"Peace will come when the Prussan military
tocracy is beaten down." said the president. !.
"Wl1en the German people have spokesman whose
word we can believe, and when those spokesmen are
ready to accept the common judgment Of nations as
world then peace will come"
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04
| .LAF0LLE1TE.
REMAIN
MUTE
SENATOR'S REFUSE TO APPLAUD
PRESIDENTS REC OMMENDA-
TION FOR WAR AGAINST AUS
TRIA ALONE AMONG COL
LEAGUES.
House Republicans Regret That the
Recommendations Did Not Include
Bulgaria and Turkey, and War May
Be Declared against These Countries
Regardless of Message.
(By Associated T'ress)


Washington, Dec. 4.-Indigna-
ton and censure were written in
the features of a packed gallery
in the Senate today as Senators
Gore and LafOllette remained ST.
lent in their seats, when every
other senator arose and cheered
When the president called upon
Congress for a declaration of war
against Austria.
The incident was the most stirring
# the session, aside from the presi
ent's message itself.
Senator Smoot declared the presi
lent's discussion of relations will
Germany was "too idealistic."
House Republicans regretted tina
he message did not include wa
against Turkey and Bulgaria.
Attorney General rGegory an
a recommendation that tn
alien act should BE amended to ii1cIud
over fourteen years Of age.
He stated that the exemption O
women from the restrictions place.
n male enemies seriously hindered it!
Increment.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04
IN.
EFFECT: RUSS.
FLOWS.
WHILE PEACE REIGNS ON GER.
MAN BORDER, BOLSHEVIKI
MURDER OPPOSING LEADERS
AND EXECUTE HUNDREDS OF
SOLDIERS IN PETROGRAD.
Last of the Provisional Governments
Forces Succumb to the Soldiers Of
the Radicals-Mohilev War Office
Is Seized as the Last Stand of ke-
rensky Followers.
(By Associated Press)

-
Petrograd, Dec. "A forty-eight-
hour armistice between Russia and
Germany was signed at the headquar-
Iters Of Prince Leopold, it was given
out today from Bolsheviki headquar-
ters.
By the terms of the armistice the
soldiers Of the two nations may pass
through the fronts while officers con-
fer on plans for world peace put for
ward by the Russian government. :,
/ General Doukhonin, commander of
the Russian armies after Kerensky
was overthrown, was hurled from a
train and instantly killed by Bolshev-
Xxi officers under the command of
General Krylenko after the capture
of the Mohilev war office. The gov
ernment has found it necessary to
execute many troublesome persons.
The Bolsheviki commander, Krylen-
Iko. tslegrapher that the general staff
had surrendered, and that the Moh-
ilev war office was in the hands of
he government.
A battle between the Krylenko Pet
ograd garrison and Cossacks is re-
orted impending at Vitebsk, short
distance out of the city. 1t was cir
|cumstantially reported that General
Korniloff escaped from the city last
might and had joined the Cossack
forces.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04
VALLEY BOYS HELLO
UP BY TRAIN WRECK

A letter received from R. w.
Weekes, in charge of the score of VAL
ley Liberty Boys who left here Sat-
urday morning, states that they were
held up eleven hours just south OF
Bakersfield Sunday by wreck.
Captain" Weekes states that his
ontingent was joined by a company
from Pomona and one from Los An
geles, making a special car, with MIR.
Weekes in command. All the boys
were in good spirits except one veal
thy chap from Los Angeles, the let
ter runs. This fellow was extremely
verse to serving his country.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04
WIRE MESSAGE
FROM ELCENTR0
BOY IN FRANCE
FIRST CABLEGRAM FROM VAL
LEY RESIDENT is SENT BY
WILEY WEAVER, JR, FROM
SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE"
RECEIVED THIS MORNING.
"Safe, Well, Love-" Are the Three
Reassuring Words Which Come
Over the Cable From Lieutenant
Wiley M. Weaver, Jr., Soon After
Reaching the Other Side.
"Safe, we'll, love-"

These three words, reaching across
the Atlantic and the American con-
tinent from Lieutenant Wiley NJ.
Weaver, Jr., Somewhere in France"
last night, brought great relief and
comfort to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Wasy Vii laEFss@ssssez9 Orange street.
this city.
The words constitute the first ca
bic message received here from an
Ell Centre boy in the service of Uncle
Sam during the present war.
For three weeks, the parents Of
the flight lieutenant have been in
suspense, having heard nothing from
their son since a letter received from
L. l., stated that he would
probably soon leave for France.
Wiley M. Weaver, Jr., finished his
'ground course" in the United States
course at Austin, Tex, going
to Mineola, L. l., with the class to
finish his course of instruction.
He has not yet "taken the air.
but will within a few days after he
is settled in camp on the shores of
France, it is expected. His title of
lieutenant will be confirmed as soon
as he makes a flight.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04
TRUSTEES MAY
APPOINT JAMES
WALSHMARSHAL
City Fathers Meet This Afternoon to
Put This City on the Police Map
of California Once More-Deputy
Sheriff Is Slated for the Position.

James Walsh, well known Imperial
Valley man, who has been deputy sher-
If in this city, will be appointed city
marshal at a meeting Of the city trus-
tees this afternoon, unless a radical
change is made in the minds of the
city fathers.
Walsh's qualities as an officer are
known to all the trustees and to the
sheriff.
Walsh was deputy marshal under
former City Marshal McFadden and
gave efficient service. ..s...-s-.-.-..
Sheriff Applestill says he is good
officer and that he proved it while
working for him as special deputy
sheriff.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04
|DENY RAILROADS RATE
INCREASE IN WEST
(By Associated Press)

Washington, Dec, Am denying
the application of western railroads
to raise the commdity rate n iron
and steel in western territory and
from points east of the Mississippi to
the West, the Interstate Commerce
Commission allowed filing Of in
creases amounting to about 80 per
cent in western trunk line territory.
It denied increases in the rates on
livestock in less than carload lots
east of the Mississippi, but authorized
minimum weight rulings which will
esult in small increases.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04
LOCKWOOD
MAY BE HIRED
AS ENGINEER
PLACES VACATED BY ANDERSON
AND PROBABLY BY GRUNSKY
MAY BE FILLED BY FATHER
OF IMPERIAL VALLEY" WHO
URGES CAUTION.
District Board in Meeting Today May
Consider q Successor to Anderson
and Grunsky, and Are Being Urged
to Appoint Charles r. Rockwood of
CalexicO.

That Charles R. lockwood, called
the Father Of Imperial Valley" may
be appointed consulting engineer for
the Imperial Irrigation District was
forecast today.
The District directors met in spe-
eial adjourned session to consider the
filling of the place made vacant by
the resignation Of George G. Ander-
son, and probably that Of c. E. Grun-
sky. The board also considered plans
for the prosecution of flood protection
work and the raising. of the levees.
Mr.. Rockwood's friends urge that
he is eminently fitted for the posi-
ton and insist that at this critical
period the District should be given
the benefit of his long experience.
Mr.. lockwood believes that the Dis.
trict should make haste slowly in the
matter Of spending money on ca
nal to connect with the Laguna dam,
because Of the uncertainty as t0'
whether the United States Reclama-
ton Service would not saddle the Dis
trict with the greater part of the
original cost and upkeep of the dam.
He also points out that there is
question whether or not the water
would not be seized by Mexico at the
boundary.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04
Ask Germans to End War.
(Ey Associated P-eaS)

London, Dec. "A Daily News
Petrograd dispatch states that Mexi-
malists have issued a manifesto urg-
ing German and Austrian soldiers to
help end the war, promising if they
assist, peace will be declared in a few
days, and that other nations will join.
The manifesto outlines the social, eco
nomic and political measures the Boil
sheviki have taken. They were dis
tributed to the Teutons by airplanes
and other means.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04
PIG CLUB CONTESTS
HAVE BEEN POSTPONED

Irving Davis, pig club leader for the
State University, was here recently
and decided to postpone the start of
the pig club contest in the valley un-
til January /. He found few Of the
high schools ready to start on feed
ing.
The chief reason for this was that
pigs are scarce, hard to get and high
in price. Mr.. Davis will issue strong
appeal to the farmers to make it
easy for the contestants to get pigs.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04

Peace a Deliverer.
'"The peace we make must rem
edy the wrong done when Ger
many threw aside the conspicu-
ously-won triumphs of peace and
attempted to dominate the world
by force of arms.
"Peace must deliver Belgium
and northern France from Prus-
sian conquest and menace. and
must deliver the peoples of Aus
tria, the Balkans and Turkey
from the impudent alien domina-
ton of Prussian military and
commercial aut0cracy.
1--WE owe it to ourselves to say
we do not wish to in any way i'm
pair or rearrange the Austro-
Continued on Page Two)
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04
BAR HUN FROM LEAGUE OF NATIONS
LAY ROAD FLOODING
TO POOR LITTLE GOPHER

The interesting, thoroughly Of
ficial and recognized game of
passing the buck" was INDUCED
in with some success by the au-
thOrities today upon the prOsecu-
ton on an inquiry by reporter
of The Press as to who was re-
spOnsible for the flooded cOndi-
ton of the HOltville road.
"The water company did it,"
said thS road foreman.
The zanjero did it," said Wa
ter Company No. 1.
"A gopher did it," said the zan.
jer0.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04
MEN INDICTED ON
CONSPIRACY CHARGE
(By Associated Press)

New York, Dec. 4.-William Thorn,
Joseph Ives, John and Edward Slat-
cry, charged with conspiracy to de-
fraud the government of hundreds of
of dollars on contracts for
q million service hats are connected
with manufacturing corporations. In
spectors ellison and Duffy of the
corps are named as
co-conspirators.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04
DAY" is ON
EVERY DAY AT BUREAU

"Wheatless Day. Free Lunch
Closed"
This is a sign which will adorn
the wheat samples counter at the
, Farm Bureau tomorrow, and may
be kept there permanently in Or
der to conserve the federal gov
ernment's supply of wheat seed.
The farm adviser and assistants
have been compelled to fill up
the trays with the wheat seed
again and yet again, because the
farmers, coming in to chat about
crops, continually munich on the
samples.
1t is estimated that fifty pounds
has been eaten by members.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04
WITH
A DOG. AVALANCHE
District Attorney Writes for Terms
ON Good Bird Dog to Twelve Fan
ciers in Various Parts of the COun-
try and Lives to Deeply Regret His
Action

District Attorney Galen Mich
ols' days are periods of anxiety
and his nights are nights of deep
concern ever since the wrote to a
score of dog faneiers whose ads
cared in a dog journal. and for
prices on a good bird dog.
Dear Mr.. Nichobs Am ship
ping you today ON fine fowl
hound" and Dear Sir: send you
by express one duck terrier" are
some of the messages he Is re-
ceiving every day from dealers
anxious to have him try their
goods and return in good order
if not satisfactory.
Two dogs are one the way today
and q dozen more may be tOmor-
row.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04
TARTAR REPUBLIC IS
ESTABLISHED IN CRIMEA
(By Associated Press)

London, Dec. 4.--The establishment
at = Tartar republic in Crimea is an
according to the Times Pet
|rograd correspondent.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04
Germans Capture Lavacquerie.
(By Associated Press)

IrSy <ASSOCIdtcU cSoI
Berlin, Dec. 4.-Baden troops yes
terday stormed and held Lavacquerie,
southwest of Cambria, and captured
500 prisoners, it is officially an
nounced.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04
HUGE AMOUNT OF SMALL
COINS COME FROM MINT
(By Associated I'ress)

(By Associated Iress)
Washington, Dec. 4.-The govern
ment coined 100000 pennies during
November, 100000 dimes and H.
100000 nickels.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04

Phone your wants T. The Press
Sand get quick results.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04

Phone your wants to The Press
6-and get quick results.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-12-04
READ THEM TODAY

fOu may he one Of n doz-
en- people to whom one of
tOday's Classified "Ads" In
the most important thing
printed In this paper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-08
Business Chances


BARBER shop and pool room: building
for sale on terms or cheap for cash Ad-
dress box SCI. beming. New Mex
FOR SAILS foot soda fountain with
double arm draft; coils. drain board and
Ice box: no syrup stand. Phone .sso.
Our PRICES on comforts. quilts and
blankets can't BE beat
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE CO..
COZ $. stanton 81 Phone -se2-
SMALL stock groceries and fixtures; "a
blocks from P.O-. lease. living room ID
rear; see this quick Phone 1881
FOR SALE or trade Tor good team aud
wagon and some cash. root beer stand and
living room. Cody ave. pemlnE- Freuchy.
Gen Del, peming. New Mex
REMEMBER THE BOYS at the front.
Safety razors, cigarette cases. wrist
watches. etc.
RARNETT-sI9 SAN ANTONIO ST.
FOR SALE-Grocery store doing nice bus
inezs. mostly cash, would consider som,
city real estate In trade about $500
stock. address J 81. care Herald.
WOULD like 20 rent furnished apt house
with ten or more apis; rent must BE-
reasonable and option 10 purchase within
SIX months Address So care Herald
FOR SALE Mercantile bushes. th-
only store within 20 miles; iu the heart
q s-7-i5 rrrwinE distri-t; rea-en fcr SELF
ing. III health ADDRESS Q. D. Martin. Luna
n n. or J. s Mactavish- MaEdale17- NJ
FOR SALE-Fish creek inn and cattle:
good business. located on Apache trail
Mrs Emma Ellsworth Fish Creek Inn.
VIA Mesa city. Aria Box 80
WE have several desirable apartment
LAY REALTY TRUST CO..
Phone 1sl5- e0f Trust BIDS
FOR SALE-AlIies- cafe: --E58 feet. new.
restaurant. first class condition.
10 tables, lunch counter. two rooms fu--
nIshed IN back large stock and EpGt
paying business: located entering Camp
Cody. Tenth street. third place 70 right
from corner facing railway: ground So
per month John Tobias u-mlur. y. Me-
FOR SALE-tiarare doing good business
pesr location in city with general repai-
shop. machinery accessories. ras and oil
sta-icn and office fixtures included; every
thing Up TO date. reasons for selling Other
business demands my attention Write r
o.. box SCI. Fl paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-08

8OT-TEVET{D S-TZ 8aRGATS

OWNER AWAY-WIRES To SELL
rooms. breakfast room, sleeping
porch. practically new, modern in
every way just around corner from
the Five Points business district.
Place rents at $1,000 monthly: 10 per
cent gross on 94g00.oG. Would YOU
buy It for $4,000? 1t cost the owner
more money. S955.UO cash will handle.
the balance payable $500 monthly,
the interest included.
7. +. HEAD & co.
ia Mills Bldg. Phone 7I20.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-08
HFRE's A COOD TTTsTTF RT7Y

INI1IllI. 4 NFVVII LIT Ii Do
4 room frame; glass porch; bath;
sewer connection; now renting for
SIS. > room frame on rear OF lots
renting for SO; both on lots:
garage; near school, car and paved
street This property can be bought
for S140O. on easy terms.
SCOTT SALES & REALTY co.
424 Mills Bldg. Phone ~ or 1921 J.
OWNER MUST SELI-Has left town.
Price reduced 10 less than cost to
build New room bungalow Hard
wood floors in all rooms A real home
in the Government Hin district Now
S2S00-0O. $500 viii handle, balance
years Address H. \. Miller. Box l52.
Douglas, Ariz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-08
WANTED AUTOMOBILE.

5 rooms and breakfast room, hard
wood floors. all built in features:
garage, fence, sleeping porch, furnace.
two blocks from A. V. school VIII
give cash price on this house. Bal
Lists years. percent. Better
look into this: It's a bargain: never
been occupied.
Uhona ovvnar 1910
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-08

FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW
modern, two lots. only S2JOO.OO.
$4,000 cash. balance like rent
FRANK T.. cox
21s Caples Bldg. Phone 6425.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-08

S6OOO-2d-2 I'm, apis. Mex ten. lots.
COT rental @IO9 $1,000 cash. bal $500
per " Snap.
E525O-Flne ; I'm. Montana st. bung.
? full lots. pavement paid. $500 cash.
bal $50 per mos including int.
S4OOO-5 I'm. bang. 5000 blk. Alamo
gordO St $500 cash. $50 per mo. in
Guiding int.
S395O-NeT I'm. hung. Mckinley
Ave- hwd- flr- basement. furnace. .
Slks. Country Club. $3.50 cash. bal $50
per mo.
S35OO-5 nm. bang. large rms lots,
1850 cash, $50 per mo.
S15OO-4 I'm. cottage. San Jose st. cost
$780, must have $500 cash. bal. SIS
per mo-
s6Oo-f IN. adobe cottage. I lot, Du-
Tazno St must be all cash for this
snap.
Newman Investment Co.
Phone 500. 100 San Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-08
GREAT RARGAIN

4 room house & sleeping porch.
completely furnished. at S3l00.00;
Rented permanently at $3.50 per
month. only $4,000 cash, bal
ance $500 per month.
Ask for Wheelock with
ANDERS ON-FILLER
SOC Mesa Ave. Phone 1861.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-08


BARGATSS
car cheap see
al ne
W.
TOTRpyG CANS
~
1uich
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-08


-------
I Housekeeping Rams Furuished-
1900 100000,
{ HOUSEKEEPING rooms. SOS Mesa.
l TTOT=SFFl FF5PISf; -o,T7- SEQ SfvrTI- 81 81
IfFDF0OyfS - 6---,--7------7-77- 7I5 Ss,--T7-
- -.
II - In TT - -,,i..5 20 =, .,.,-.
I 7 70 outside front rooms sl5 y >tani "a
ONE housekeepias room 1918 y. Oregon
/ HOUSEKEEPING rooms. sos p Missouri
! FURNISHED rooms in modern home. 81
! + san Antonio. Phone tlas-
] HOT SIX EEPINti rooms for rent. 500 20
/ son ave.
3 NICELY furnished housekeeping room 4e'
I Texas street.
I TWO housekeepine rooms. sleeping porch
Phone $685. or $3.50.
FURNISHED housekeeping room al 81.
I y. Florence.
STITE rooms. private bath. kitchene.
203 Nevada.
TWO houseEeeping rooms. so y. camp,
bell No children
SINGLE Housekeeping room al your ovr
price nice place Phone 5S35.
TWO light house Keeping rooms. private
family. Phone 6ss4R.
HOI7 SEKEEPING room With sleeping
porch. Phone ss73
LARGE room with small kitchen Phone
s5sa
H.JT=SEEFEPISfi and e-dTooT5g as Nv
tie Avenue.
TTO nice houseEeepi1C rooms 1905 y.
Florence.
FURNISHED Tc.7ns f5- houseE-epI5s- Pr
7tng
FURNISHED or uafaTaished rooms.
Prone 7l0g
HALF OF six room house furnished Pm
sss4T. 500 wyoming
TWO housskeepins aparTments. Ies and
So. Phone ass5J
HOUSEKEEPING room- one bedroom 500
\. kansas.
FURNISHED or partly furnished rooms
FOR light housekeeping Phone 5s3s5-
Two furnished rooms in cotTsge. no gi-j-
no children. rs $. St VraIn.
ONE room. kitcheaet- also two room apis
close IN III w. boulevard
IT1,I t=fT l5T=IsIS55. - T7=----7.--
phone 55Is
run ,----- 5-------l------7---- - 575 y
z -.
-, .-----,-7- --------- IN
- nj. = "' Elm ~
- - - S--------
tsi-- l a. io''''7- 4''o
p me- rom a2frtHnenr sleeping p'ron-
p, :, ,..sll,, ~,
ho0 SIN EEl'lNG and bedrooms 81 " p
Paso 81 Phone 1855
SINGLE housekeeplng room with sleep
ing porch hlh y Kansas
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 500 Montana
Phone fto7.
ROOM and kItchenet. No children. SIS y
Stanton
7-1T-5, l----3s-- -7-- o.
Vrain- Phone 4es7J
~ - - - - -.
-, - = s-P - s'-'
- - - - -
pletely furnished Phone 7lSf-
s:lsW.
EEFlNG rooms. private bath
sof = no Grande.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms single and en-
suite; close IN. 59l Mesa Phone 1881
rooms. single and IN
suite. sos = wyoming ST. Phone 1881 for
lan11aay-
Two furnished or unfurnished housekeep-'
lns rooms. hot an 1l e"Io water. ovs l. Ne
!. ~ -,--e !, ;. "a
W rooms ai-spi3g porch ana bath -,
y E-o-e1cs '-'7 --'-> o'''0'
~ $1,000 -7-----5---
-,1--L 1,--5-t.-if - 80 li-,
-Ss u " t - al IN. Sa1
TTyST55 a ~ . -. -
- 49, 81 --
30. i so-oI anu P'-1--' % T. -'1'1 j.
I Ie--e e-sgS-
- = 30 -, 49, Au.lA-s5leo loE e y
- - - u - IN s4.S5L4Is P04SH- %-1'
:. nv 9I1Ile- none 9Us24l-
CLOSE In one room. well furnished, newly Z
2apered. light housekeeping: also one
! aS5s ~
49, ut--4ali-- AtDH- .vo.lls 80
2oEGl. running water convenient oat1. Z
.Ii S - - 20 ,l-'I no d.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-08
HOME BARGAINS

5000 Buys 4 room brick bungalow
glassed in sleeping porch. furnac.
heat south front, lot 40I140. ? block
east OF Alta Vista school: $500 cash
balance SIS monthly and interest.
$4,000 Buys 4 room brick bungalow.
full lots. on TT Boulevard, on ca
line; $500 cash, balance easy pay.
ments.
d. c. IIEINEMAN,
Phone 1921. 4lg Roberts-B Banner Bldg
ON MONTANA ST., $50 DOWN
New bungiOw. price cut to $3.50, bal
ance $50 per month on principal
AUTOMOBILE WANTED as part pay
ment on this new 5 room bungalow
IN Alta Vista never occupied; base
menL
In Sunset Heights, new room bun
galow, must be sold at once; $3.50
down; this IS q dandy.
SO Down. $50 Monthly on principal
Will buy 4 room brick on Wyoming
near shops. $500
SO Down. $40 Monthly viii buy ? fine
corner lots near Grand view school;
$500 each. they are beauties.
Nothing Down. just move into this
room brick WIKI basement. bath gas,
etc. $4,000; pay SIS monthly on priu-
c!pal or viii take vacant lois or good
auto as part payment
Apartment Hug-=e 10 Trade for otheS
property.
GOOd bulIdtnsJ' lots wanted, will trade
new s room bungalow in Alta Vista
APARTMENT SiC= Wanted. will trade
good bungalows; what have yous
HzEktEa HEoE.
I b I Morgan BIdg. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-08

WITH TRUCR. S ton. standard win
power transmission. now has platform
body. can be equipped with dump body
this years model; used four months: ez-
cellent mechanical condition; good tIrcz.
For sale or lease.
SOUTHWESTERN WEIGHING COMFY.
Il Psi IT,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-08
For SsIe-CftY Properly.


FOR SAILS room frame, two lots,
Alta Vista Small cash payment
Phone 65S5.
FOR SALE-Sy equity in lots % and IS.
block .. Government hill adm have
paid SlSS. viii take SSs- Mrs x. c. Rad
ford. Pelican. Ia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-08
Welding Shops

WE HAVE NOT MOVED buchanan Weld
ing Works -l- san Francisco ST.
WELulNG-The way il should be done
any slzr Phone G0sl
BROWN WELDING Co. 600 Texas -.
WESTERN WELDING MsNIFAf'TURISG
Co -Manufa cturers OF welded sheet metal
products welded pipe and special pipe fit
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