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The Washington herald., 1918-04-29
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Mrs. H. X. H."-Strawberries are
propagated by covering the runners
with earth in the fall and transplant
ing them when they acquire roots.
Plants put in this spring will produce
fruit next summer.
"A. H T."-Lettuce will not grow
in the shade. Like every other plant
1t needs some sunlight: unlike many
others 1t thrives on three or four
hours. of sun a day. 1t will not do
well during real hot weather, unless
shielded by muslin screens a midday.
Boy Worker"-Yes, beans will do
fine on sod land. They grow better
there than on land which has been
TILED for several seasons before. Va
cant lots are all right II there is
enough top soil-six or more inches
for the roots to find pIantfood.
tknether lesson tomorrow.)
The Washington herald., 1918-04-29
SERGT. GINO MAKES
FLIGHT OVER CITY

Sergt. Gianfelice Gino, OF the Italian
ytng Corps, made a flight over the
y early yesterday afternoon As
nding from the hangar at Potomac
X between l and 2 O'Clock, he flew
over the northeastern section Of
District, returning to the hangar
but 3 o'clock
Sergt. Gino is the aviator who es-
blish new world nonstop speed
ecord last Friday, the day of the
berty loan parade. by flying to this
city from Langley Field, Hampton
Roads. Va, a distance OF 145 miles in
lone hour.
Sergt. Gino's machine is a small
one-seated seaplane.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-29
Loan Rally at Howard Park.

L G. Schroeder. OF the liberty loan
committee. will address the citizens of
Howard Park at a liberty loan rally
TO be held Tuesday night by the
Citizens Association OF that place, at
the Mertilla Miner School Centsrs
Georgia avenue and Howard place
Moving pictures showing how q
liberty bond is made will be shown
C. l. Pelham will furnish the music.
and a number Of people Of prominsnos
are expected.
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Eat Potatoes; Spend
Csc in Lieu Of Dollar

Thirty million bushels of po-
tatoes, the estimated surplus of
last years crop. must be eaten
before July ! or they will rot.
Potatoes are a cheap food now
In most places. They equal bread
in food value. and bread costs
four times as much. Every po-
tato eaten saves wheat.-D. c.
Food Administrator. .-
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Nnether lesson tsnerrew.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21
OVERLAND
CARS ARE SOLD
Reduction In All Moo SIS
Causes Big Run On
Popular Car.

Throughout the country a run on
WiIlys-Overland cars has resulted
from a reduction affecting all models
except the WHY'S knight eight. Man
ager F. Il Bannell. OF the FL Paso
Overland company. with his force Of
statesmen are busy showing cars to
prospective buyers and making de-
liveries.
The price reductions are being
made in anticipation OF the coming
new era in which the company ex-
poets to get into larger production,
according to the officials.
The new price on the Model 90 five
passenger touring car Is $40 below
its former selling price. The Willys-6
viii now sell for $3.50 less. while -.se
SS-4 WHY'S Knight can now be pur-
new scale OF prices effective at once
Other reductions included a drop Of
from S1665 to S1495 on the Model 80
sedan downward revision OF from
$3.50 TO $3.50 on the Willys-Knfght
sedan, from $3.50 to $3.50 on the
Willys-knfght Coupe and from S1045
to $1,000 on the Model 80 light deliv-
cry cars.
This announcement was made at
convention OF distributors at Cleve-
land. Ohio, attended by Mr. Banneu,
at which plans were made for the
coming years business A lively
spirit OF optimism prevailed at the
meeting and every distributor ex-
pressed confidence IN the future Of
the business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21
USE TIRE TALC
WITH CAUTION.
Excellent Lubricator But
Must Always Be Used
With Moderation.

Tire tale, rather than graphite and
other oily preparations, makes the
best lubrieator between the inner
tube and the casing. according to the
B. F. Goodrich Rubber company.
Motorists are cautioned, however.
to exercise care in the use Of tire
tale, as too much is fully as damsg-
ing as too little. Too free use Of tire
talc-a special prepared soapstone
for tire use-will cause a quantity Of
the powder collecting in one place,
generate heat, give the tube a soft
and bubbly appearance and form a
weak spot. The tale should be dis
tributed evenly over the surface; sift-
ing on rotating tube is simple and
efficient method.
Graphite is an excellent Iubricator
for tire subjected to extra heavy
dust and excessive speeds. Racing
drivers use graphite. but only after
Sitting through a sieve made OF
cheesecloth on to the revolving tube.
This method is necessary. otherwise
several flakes Of graphite might &C
cumulate in one point. thereby caus-
ing Observation-Disclosures oil IN graphite
being a foe to rubber
For the average motorist-for the
man who does not run his car con-
tinuously, day in and day out. the
Goodrich company strongly advises
the Judicious use OF tire tale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21
AEROTYPE CAR
ADVANCE MODEL
Shortage of Motor Cars
Must Continue for Sew
eral Months

Even though the present limitations
are lifted and the builders OF motor
cars are again permitted 10 build cars
in limited quantities. with the cessa-
ton Of actual fighting abroad. 1t viii
take many months for the motor car
Industry to readjust Itself so that pri-
vate production can 90 forward on as
board a basis as has characterized It
IN times past.
Everything. therefore. points TO a
shortage Of motor cars that will con-
tinue for many months after the ban
on motor car manufacture is lifted
This, automobile dealers point out,
should convince the prospective buy
ers OF cars that II they can procure
the cars they desire to own, they
them.
As Leo J. frost. OF the Franklin
Motor Car company, local Cole dealer
expresses it:
THE new aerotype enclosed models
which the Cole company has produced
this year, are far in advance Of any
thing so far presented They register
the peak Of all season car construc-
ton. But these cars viii be produced
in such limited quantities, that they
viii be among the most exclusive pro
auctions Of the year.
Not only can the buyer OF one OF
them feel that he has a car whose de-
sign is in advance OF anything pre-
duced this year, but it is a car that
will represent an advanced trend in
building a year from now.
other companies found Il impos-
sible TO take up with the new trend Of
the industry despite the fact that they
recognized the aerotype car as the
ultimate design It will take these
companies some time to work off the
supply OF Anticipated models even after
production gets going full tilt again
Hence, the Cole company's product
viii mark an advance in design for a
long time after unlimited production
Is resumed
1t is certain the Cole cars. OF
which the Aero-Eight is the current
example, will be more than a season
ahead in design Of anything that will
be shown for some time to come.
The enclosed cars now ready Tor
delivery. are an entirely new depar-
lure in all season car design"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21
Companies Manufacture
Tires In The Court Room
During Famous Tire Case

Setting up complete machinery Tor
the manufacture OF tires and working
up the material the same as in fac
tory production at the orders OF the
Judge Of the district court Cleveland,
o., was the novel sight four years
ago when action was begun by the
Goodyear Tire & Rubber company VS..
the Firestons Tire and Rubber COM
pany.
Manager J. W. Curtis, Of the local
Firestone agency. was one OF the Of
ficials Of the Firestone who helped
conduct the case for his company
when the case was tried in Cleveland
The case went to higher courts, the
United States court Of appeals having
but recently decided the case in favor
Of the Firestone people The decision
recalled to manager Curtis the be-
ginning OF the famous case when the
court room was made q tire factory.
Fountain Pens-Scott White & CO.
&c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21
Cole Motor Car
Takes $500 Drob

An announcement outlining the
1s1S-191e sales and production policy
OF the Cole Motor Car company. Of
Indianapolis, has just appeared telling
OF a reduction Of $500 in the present
list price Of its cars.
The dealer or owner OF Cole cars
has always shared in the company's
good fortune" said L J. frost, the
Cole dealer here
That condition has been charac-
teristic OF the attitude Of the COM
pany from its start more than a de-
cade ago. That is the cornerstone
OF Cole policy.
with the possibility OF doubling
Its present production-in spite OF the
fact that materials must all be pur-
chased at present high prices-ths
company can see its way to earn Just
as much money with a lower price on
its cars as It would with a smaller
production and a higher price per
car"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21
Watkins MOTOR Company
New Name of BUICK Car
Dealers Of Ell Paso

The Ramming Motor company Is no
more in name. while the firm exists in
all business particulars as formerly.
the name Is now the Watkins Motor
Co., OF which Sam Watkins is man
eyer. The old company with the new
name unloaded the last shipment OF
Bucks TO be received this year Thurs
day. which included light six road
sters and touring cars. 4 Mason. who
IS at the old stand with the company,
states that business has been rushing
since a big shipment Of Bucks arrived
e week ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21
ORGANIZE NEW
MOTOR CO. HERE
Faith In Future of Motor
Trade Here Shown by
New ORGANIZATION.

FL Paso is TO have a new CONNER
ciaI enterprise OF magnitude and i'm
portance. in which some OF the most
successful business men Of the south
west are to be interested.
The name Of the organization IS to
be the Southern Border Motor COM
pany. which has been granted the
southwestern agency for the Republic
truck, previously distributed by the
Southern Motor company It has also
taken over the business Of the Border
Motor company, which has for many
years held the agency for the Paige
car
However. the principle business
of the new organization Will be
commercial and farming. motor
driven equipment. including trucks.
tractors, farm light plants and
pleasure ears.
The president OF the new company
will be julius KrakaUer. who will
have associated with him, actively in
charge Of the affairs OF the company,
L A. Thompson.
To Handle Tractors.
As another result Of conditions the
war has created, the new company has
taken on the Bullock creeper type Of
tractor. which is built along the lines
OF the famous tank It is one Of the
most powerful machines on the mar
ket. the treads or creepers being made
OF Manganese steel.
A sample tractor is now IN the field.
demonstrations being given with the
same.
A. A. Thompson, who IS general
manager. has been in very close touch
with all the machinery dealers OF the
southwest, as field representative for
Krakauer, York & Moye's, s. I
c. 2. Stromberg, manager at Phoe-
nix. has handled the Republic truck
before and developed a big field for
its sale in the territory under the iu-
risdiction Of the Phoenix branch Of
the new company.
4 feature viii be made Of real re-
pair service Stocks will be prac-
tically double.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21
TINE To WATCH
COOLING SYSTEM
Cold Weather Dem ands
Proper Precautions With
Cooling System.

The first thing in cold westher care
q q car IS TO prevent the cooling sys-
TEN from freezing. This Is best taken
care Of, according to instructions sent
out by the Mitchell Motors Co.. by
adding wood or denatured alcohol TO
he water TO suit local conditions.
A 20 percent alcohol solution
freezes at 10 degrees F. A solution
containing 80 percent alcohol and 20
percent water. freezes at five degrees
below, 8 safety mark 1or the locality
OF e Paso- However, 20 percent al
cohol insures to 20 degrees below
With this solution motorists in this
section OF the country need have no
fear. even when going into the high
est attitudes. At 50 percent alcohol
the solution freezes only when there
Is a drop 10 So below.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21
Ell PaSo Clearing House For
Mammoth Tractor Interests In
All Parts of Lone Star State

WITH opening Houston Dallas Antonio by
w president E Perry Motto and distributor
clearing mammoth business promised II Lau
Pck formerly
Ramnng Fl Paso in charge Of the Houston office
Frank Gh formerly service for the Lone Star has been placed
in handled
1nediat 'front.' established.
tributary territory
world outside Texas states president Perry
It intention to replace the
quarters cities like FL Paso Lone Star building
the finest today parts
optimism among
passed great ahead Of u.s."
firm
offices at Dallas, Houston and San Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21
Bydrs Makes Investment
In Registered Stock;
Also Poultru Fdncier

J. C. Byars. manager Of Byars & Co.
encouraged by success with rabbits
and poultry. has entered the business
on big scale on his farm four miles
down the valley. Mr.. Byars has pur-
chased two punches OF registered Bel
gian hares and New Zealands. In ad-
dition to his auto business he win
conduct q poultry and rabbit farm. In
his approaches to the business on
big scale Mr. Byars has been very sue
cessful
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21
Manager Botortf Sells
More Than Half Hundred
MHcheLLs In Ten Daus

On d trip through New Mexico and
Arizona, manager S. o. Bottorff, OF
the West Texas Motor company, has
sold 81 Mitchell cars in ten days,
having disposed OF q IN Phoenix
alone. The sales have been in a large
r7easure due to the drop OF $500 on
Mitchell cars, as well as the sterling
quality Of the machines. The West
Texas has also received a shipment
Of Haynes. Mr.. Bottorff reports in
creasing good business IN the terri
tory he has covered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21
RAN LITERAL BLIND PIC.

Springfield. Ill, Dec. z1-John
Brandon is charged by the police with
literally operating 2 blind pig. When
arrested for Illegally dispensing alco-
holic stimulants. the authorities con-
fiscated large quantity of spurious
liquors in a pig pen IN the rear OF
Brandon's home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21

Springfield. Mass, Dec ia baby
bobcat was found in the woods five
years ago by DR.. VIM ". Leavitt- He
raised the animal IN his barn Now
the bobcat roosts every night with
the chickens, protecting them from
lenroost thieves and other marauders-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21
SENSAPERSA

will help give you this nerve energy.
It will assist you by giving relief from
nervous indigestion, brain flag, in
somuia and that terrible feeling OF
dependency caused by non-success.
Take Sensapersa at once and see what
a wonderful change It viii make, It
should double your nerve health in ten
days. Two sizes, SOC. and s1.00 at your
Druggist or from Rio Grande Phar-
macy and Economical Drug Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21
DRAKE PRAISES Ell PAso
rHaWrDED on GnwnrEn.

. DRAKE PRAISES Ell PAso =
. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. .,
Returning from Tucson, A.
. Garfield Drake and L Burt =
9 Orndorff twice strayed from -
. the road The roads between -
= Tucson and Deming are not =
. posted" sttaes Mr.. Drake. I'VE =
. found one ranchman who told .
. Us we were the fourth party -
. he had directed to the right .
- road day. From Deming to FL .
. Paso-in fact anywhere with .
. in 20 miles Of FL Paso-people =
. don't run off the road like that. .
. Thanks to the chamber OF COM -
= merce for posting the roads. =
. Something OF that kind is .
. needed further west. Motorists .
. going to the Pacific coast don't =
. want to return by that route .
. after being lost large part Of =
- the time" =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21

Fine Perfumes-Scott White 4 Co.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21

AN encouraging phase OF the auto
mobile trade during the last year has
been the unusual number of inquiries
for agencies" states Frank 7 Gar
rett. manager Of the Elliott-Garrett
company. During the year we have
had more inquiries OF that nature
than during all our previous han
ding Of the Studebaker cars"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21

Safety RazOrs-Scott White & Co.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21

F. W. D. trucks are reported as do
ing fine work in the oil fields of
eastern Texas. When the front
wheels get stuck in the mud, the rear
drivers push them through When
the hind wheels stick, the front ones
pull them out" is the way an oilfield
man describes II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21

Fountain Pens-Scott White & CO.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21

George Orr has purchased a Lauson
tractor for work on his farm near
Clint. Mr.. Orr being thoroughly IA
miliar with machinery and knowing
good machinery when he sees il, his
purchase Of a Lauson is significant
L B. Want is another prominent FL
Pasoan to buy a Lauson. Mr.. Want
purchased the tractor for use on his
farm in New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21
The World Adlnires
AMan Of Nerve

The man Of nerve energy stands out
in his successes to the admiration OF
every one.
With strong healthy nerves and
good rich blood pulsing through his
body. he accompllshes great tasks.
With clear eye, active brain and
steady hand. he. thinks quickly and
works fast. He has the tremendous
energy which ensures success.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21

A shipment Of Sedans. roadsters
and other Maxwell models have been
received BY the Buquor Motor COM
pzny.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21

Manager ". E. Hudson. OF the
cured the services Of J. P. Dennison,
recently OF Fort sill, Okla. a skilled
repairman IN the tire business Mr..
Hudson intends leaving for Wash
ington. D. c. within z few days on
business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21

With a drop Of $3.50 on Franklin
cars and $500 on Cole cars, Leo J.
frost. Of the Franklin Motor Car
company, is a busy man. Mr.. frost
has delivered several Franklins on
the strength Of the drop and known
quality Of the cars. Shipments of
both Frsnklins and Coles enables Mr..
frost to take care Of all patrons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21

Manager H ". Bauder. Of the
American Auto Supply company. an
nounces that he has put on a night
work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21

Generally there is a slight falling
off in all lines Of the auto business"
states manager Don Finley, Of the
FL Paso Vulcanizing works. but the
only Just comparison is with last
years business. OF course, I speak
for this firm alone. Our business is
better this year preceding Christmas
than II was last"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-21

Sgt. James K. LeGros. recently re-
turned from Camp Travis and who is
now assisting at the Universal Tire
company, is stealing enough time
son" Wedge, who is in training for a
Bliss bout
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-10-04

We have saw quite few curious
things on our trip, especially in France
which we do not see in the u. S. |
was in church yesterday which was
about three hundred years old and
their is quite lot of other old build
ings where we are stationed, they are
all built out of stone. The French peo-
pie show us lots of courtesy and we are
welcome to pretty near anything they
have and think it will continue that
way unless some of the fellows queer
it, which do not think they will. The
people here all drink wine with every
meal, as the drinking water is very
poor, so guess that is the reason we
are allowed to drink it certain times in
the day, but have only had one glass
OF wine and nothing stronger since my
arrival overseas, so | guess that is
pretty good.
Well this is about all can write this
time. Do you know what Truck Com
pany brother enlisted in, if so let me
know. Will close with love to all.
From Floyd.
My address is
PVT. FLOYD E. WIGGINS
Co. D. 80 Reg. of Engrs.
American Expeditionary Forces.