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New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
To Test Electrical
Welding on Big Ship

WASHINGTON, March 13-- General
Manager Charles Piez, of the Emer-
eency Fleet Corporatfon, to-day an
nounced that the Shipping Board had
ordered an immediate practical test of
a new electrical welding device for
Joining ship plates. The Shipping
Board, Mr.. Picz stated, has been con-
ducting preliminary tests with the cleo
trio welding device for several weeks,
and these have been so encouraging
that the larger scale practical test
seems now justified.
The entire midsection Of a large steel
vessel under construction at the Fed
cral shipbuilding plant in Newark will
be put together by the electric welding
method. a special machine for this
purpose is now under construction.
Some months ago Mr.. Lachmann. a New
York inventor, to whom credit is given
5y the Shipping Board for the new
electro welding device, presented his in
vention to Secretary Of the Interior
Lane. Secretary Lane, after having it
examined by experts in his department
was so favorably impressed. that he
brought it to the attention Of the presi-
dent.
The President, in turn, recommended
that the Shipping Board submit it TO
practical tcsts. Since then these tosts
have been conducted in Brooklvn
shipyard under the direction Of Arthur
J. Mason, representing the Shipping
Board.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
I louise to Hold Up
Draft Bills Until
Return of Baker
Adverse Minority Report
by Committee Adds
to Delay

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Legisla-
tion to change the system Of apportion-
ing drafted men by making the basis
the number of men in Class 1 instead
of the population of states was held up
in the House to-day with the filing of
an adverse minority report by members
of the Military Committee and by the
statement of Chairman Dent that the
measure would not be called up until
after Secretary Bakers return from
France.
This will delay the second draft, as
Provost Marshal General Crowder has
announced that he will not go ahead
with it until the law is changed.
Action Worries Crowder
At the time the minority report wa:
fled General Crowder was before thu
Senate Military Committee, urging
speedy consideration of the measure
and Of another to require registration
of all men attaining twenty-one years
of age since June last. He appeared
greatly concerned when he learned that
the legislation was checked in the
House.
The Senate has passed the bill to
change the basis Of apportionment, and
is expected to pass this week the meas
urc registering younger men. The
House committee already has filed a
favorable majority report on the bill
changing the apportlonment.
In appearing before the committed
General Crowder, as the Legislative
representative Of Secretary Baker
urged Congress to hasten action or
scores Of army bills pending, especial
ly that amending the selective draft
law.
To Pass Senate This Week
Passage by the Senate this week OF
the bill requiring registration of mer
,, attaining twenty-one years of age since
June last is expected, Senator Hitch
cock, acting committee chairman, tolo
General Crowder. Other army bills, he
said, are scheduled to follow it in the
Senate.
Legislation to abolish the extra al
lowance of so per cent in pay to men
in the aviation service was approved
by General Crowder, who detailed the
reasons given by General Pershng
Secretary Baker and the General Staff
that aviation is not more hazardous
than other branches of the service, ac-
cording to the percentage of fatalities
and that there now is no difficulty in
obtaining men for aviation work with
out the attraction of extra pay.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
II New York Officers
Win Rank of Captain
[Staf Correspondence1

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Twelve
first lieutenants of the New York Ma
tional Guard were promoted to the rank
of captain and three n-commissioned
officers were advanced to second lieu
tenants, the War Department an
nounced to-day.
The first lieutenants included Frederick H.
Cruger, 8 West Forty-sxth Street Jacob E.
letter. jr. lo9 East Ninety-four Street
Edward B. Libbey. 131 Riverside Drive, and
Harold Lawson. 300 West 117th Street, New
York City; Harold G. Pearson, SO Seventh
Avenue; Donald j. Demarest. 500 Sixth
Street, and Charles McDougall. 1852 Montague
Street, Brookyn Arthur W. Beale. 240 Rut-
gers Street. and Carl H. Loebs. 700 Main
Street Rochester, and William w. Ackerley.
Ernest V. Moncref and Thomas Crimmins,
whose addresses are not in the War Depart
ment records
The non-commissioncd men advanced to
second Heutenants included First Sergeants
Claude G. Leland. Earle D. Grimm and
Charles F. Geraghty.
Commissions as first lieutenants in the
Sanitary Reserve Corps of the National Army
were issued to-day by the War Department
to Arthur +. Best, Second and jackson ave-
nues. Long Island City, and Edward II.
Herzer, Camp Upton.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
Lumbernaen Fight
Seizure of Mills

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Sen
sse Military Committee to-day heard
q delegation Of lumbermen who are
asppos.ng War Department bill au
;;aoflzlng the President to commander
.aaaSer ana timber for the army, navy
sa6 shipping boards.
Eepresentatiye Fordney, of Michigan,
~, ,lamoernan and spokesman for the
1ssssion, declared the bill was "a
issnsee to the industry" and said the
!. ..moer interests are doing their best
a,a a1,aFnish government requirements.
). u would be a very great mistake
.:re ,aEe over and operate $4,000 saw
..lA ~ one man. Now they arc being
1negca competently BY $4,000 expert
sesd men," he said.
t.d iaere's is nothing to it but an organ
,aoor proposition, from top to bot
,sa. w. Dir. fordney continued, "to di-
gs me number Of hours and wages"
w..s we e'ght~hour day vas forced on
r.ssn r.ssefn iurnbernen, Representative
,Sahsy zaid. and puts them at q dis
--.@n.age With competitors on ten
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
Casualties Among Our Men
Serving With Gen. ershing
Six Killed in Action Two Die of Wounds and Seven
ouccumb to Disease-Capain Archibald Roosevelt
One of Eleven Slightly Wounded

WASHINGTON, March 13.-In addi-
tlon to the name of Captain Archibald
Roosevelt, reported slightly wounded.
the casualty list issued to-day by the
" ar Department gives the names of six
more Americans killed in action, two
who died of wounds, two severely
wounded, seven who succumbed to dis
ease and ten slightly wounded The list
follows:
Killed in Action
LUDWIG. Paul H.. sergeant.
GEHR1NG, William @. corporal.
ANDERSON. Harry L.. private.
DAWSON. Homer. private
KLEIN, Homer W., private
LEGALL, John, private
Died of Wounds
HCtF. Rudolph o., corporal.
tANUCCHI. Giuseppe, private.
Died of Disease
JONES, Clyde B.. corporal.
BRlSTOL. Fern W., private.
GlLL. John Bailey, private.
MIICHELL. Loren H. private.
MOODY. Jesse f., private
RUTLEDGE. George Washington. private.
SCHWARTZ. Maurice L., private
Severely Wounded
BRADY, Virgil H.. sergeant
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14

her son in the casualty list Mrs. Hegney
wired the War Department, but it was
rot until late last evening that she re-
ceived definite word that her worst
fears had been realized and that the
man named was really her son. An
hour or so after receiving the answer
to her telegram the original telegram.
sent from Washington on Monday,
reached her.
Hegney enlisted in the 7th Regiment
on the outbreak of the war, and was
laters transferred to the 69th Regiment,
now the 165th Infantry. He was de-
tailed to the headquarters troop of the
Signal Corps only few days before he
was killed.
A fourth New Yorker, whose name
was included some days ago in a list
of dead, was also definitely numbered
among those killed yesterday, when
John L. McNamee, vice president of
Tyson e. Co., was notified that Frank
A. Meagher had been killed in action
on March 7. Meagher was also mem
Der of the 7th to be transferred later
to the Goth. He lived at 564 West
10th Street and had been employed by
Tyson & Co. for five years.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
Experts on Trial Trip Will
Make Plans to Guide
Drivers
May Include Camps
Company Streets and Head.
quarters To Be Shown, if
General johnson AGREES

James A. Hemstreet. New York man.
ager OF the touring bureau of the
American Automobile Association, will
make trial trip to Camp Upton to-
morrow and map out the road routes
to be followed by the motor cars TAX
ing part in the free automobile SER
wee between the greater city and the
Long Island cantonment
Mr.. Hemstrcet will leave at in the
morning. With him will be two of the
map makers attached to the Offices of
the a. A. A., in sol Fifth Avenue. Mr.
Hemstreet expects to confer with
brlgadier General K. M. Johnson dj-
vision commander at Camp UPTON
Genera! johnson already has issued a
statement indorsing the A. A. AS plan
which Is being worked out for the
benefit of the members of families Of
soldiers at Camp Upton who cannot
aHoro the expense of the trip to camp
Wants Maps of Camps
II want to get permission from Gen.
eral Johnson" said Mr. Hemstreet yes-
terday, "to have the map makers who
will go down there with me on Fri
day make little strip maps of the camp
showing the location of company
streets and the headquarters of the
various brigades.
I'VE plan to take the people who
make the various trips into the COM
pany streets and, if possible, we want
to take them right up to the section
OF the camp where their soldier kin
pitches his tent. If General johnson
will grant the necessary permission
we will have copies of camp maps
turned over to the drivers of the cars
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
Three Accidental
Deaths in the Nav,

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Three
deaths were reported to-day by the
Navy Department, resulting from acci-
dents.
Machinist's Mate Charles John Fazio
Rome, N. Y, died March 10 from a
fractured skull sustained in a seaplanc
fall at Pensacola, Fla.
Musician George Dewey Sinks, Day
ton, Ohio, attached to the U. S. S. Ne
vada, was killed accidentally March 10
while playing baseball.
CoXswan William Emil Buerger,
College Point, n. Y, died March II
from fractured skull due to falling
from smokestack on. the U. S. S.
Burrows
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
Casualty List Plan
Opposed by Creel
He Asks President to Reverse
Order Withholding SOL
diers' Addresses

WASHINGTON. March 13.-Chair-
man George Creel of the Committee on
Public Information sent written pro-
test to-day to President Wilson against
the War Departments new policy of
Withholding the addresses Of soldiers
in giving out casualty lists.
The committee has refused to handle
for the department the lists as now
issued on the ground that they are
valueless to the newspapers and the
public.
President Wilson is studying the
question from all its angles, but is ex-
pected to come to no decision until a
full report is received from General
Pcrshing, who has been asked for fur
Their information
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14

hour basis. He said the I. W. w. tiec
up Western mills for three months
$50 far as l am concerned, I'd stanc
the 1. w. w. up against wall and
shoot them," Senator Thomas, of Col
orado interjected.
Behind the bill, Mr.. Fordney said, is
a desire to force the Southern mills
largely using negro labor, to adopt an
eight-hour day.
"The President, through the Secre-
tary of Labor and Mr.. Gompers, has
been at it day and night" the Michi-
gan Representative declared, explaining
that organized labor had failed in eff
forts to organize negro labor
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
Suspected Teacher Gets
A Coat of Yellow Paint

OTTUMWA, Iowa, March 13.-Leon
Battig, an instructor in the HIGH school
at Abba, and suspected of disloyalty,
was last night dragged to the court
house steps and there given coat
of yellow paint. Battig said war was
against his religion and had refused to
push the sale of Thrift Stamps. He
was asked to resign and could not be
found to-day.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
13 Held in Draft Plot Freed

INDIANAPOLIS, March 13.-Thirteen
Montenegrins on trial in the United
States District Court here on charge
Of conspirng to obstruct the United
States in it's military preparations were
discharged this afternoon when Judge
A. B. Anderson directed the jury to re-
turn verdict of not guilty. The court
held the government failed to prove the
defendants obstructeb enlistment.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14
Smoot's Son Gets Commission

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Appoint-
ment of Harold Reed Smoot, son of
Senator Reed Smoot, of Utah, rs a first
lieutenant, aviation section, signal re-
serve corps, was announced to-day by
the War Department.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14

JENNINGS, Jerrell F., private.
Slightly Wounded
ROOSEVELT. Archibald, captain.
SEIBERT. William, corporal
SIMMONS, Charles r., corporal.
CHRISTOW, Nicholas, private.
CORNELIUS. William NJ. private.
OAKLAND. Edward b.. private.
kEI ,LER, Jacob, private.
MANTER. Robert H., private.
PARRY, Edward b., private.
SPIDEL. Toward H.. private.
TEZESNK, Joseph, private,
New-York tribune., 1918-03-14

For genuine rnnlty opportunities in FARM
and SUBURBAN HOME properties Inni.
In clnfailird AdyortieirH Columns of ncxt
Sundays Tribunc.--Advt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
For SaIe-Misesnaneous


BURROUGHS Adding Maehln= cheap. adj
dress O2el care Herald.
GOOD SUCTION Fan cheap. Great
northern Hotel 500 Mills s.
SHADES made 20 order.
FOUTz MOORE co.
BEAUTIFUL DRESsER, household goods
Including antiques and fine drapeues
g2ls anne aEenue eau AZ once
EDISON Diamond Disc Photograph.
TUNED oak, 25 records nearly new Can
LOO y. ~ Paso. Ant 3 Phone oflA
FICTROLA, large size Victor mahogany
cabinet, 40 records Tor sale cheap. leav-
ing town s29 Prospect
OFFICE FINTURES-Desks. chairs. cabl-
nets, etc. COS First Nat Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE QUICE-One large used Br1s-
sells rug. Apply SCI ~. Missouri. apart
ment no T.
GENUINE WICKER baby carrlage for
half price Cali II2 Magollr, Apt O.
upstairs
BARGAIN II sold at once. bed. bot
blast heater and Oh heater. III " kan
BARGAIN in front and back bar fixtures
with lamps. large plate mirrors shelves
and we suitable for soft drink busl-
ness. trade for good diamond OF auto. T.
g. Bllings 1879 p Bouleva1d.
BRICK FOR sALE@0.030 F0od clean
yellow brick, second hand as good az
new. az reasonable price OF VIII contract
10 erect any kind o. building Also some
good door AID window francs Address
Contractor. 35L Myrtle Ave.
NEW AND Up TO DATE
Living Room BED Room ana Dining Room
suits az sterchi's. Cor. stanton and Myr-
ne Ave. Phones 752 and 1888
COSTS LESS AT STEHCHIS.'
WHITE PAPER FOX SALE
1o.ge9 pounds Of white paper Is offa5el
Tor sale az che FL Paso Herald Office 40
&c per pound This paner can be used Tor
uurposes-to make writing tablets
note books FOR wrappluE- pacEilE, copy
paper or weekly newspapers can use Do
Tor their publications Cali TO see or
write the Circulation Department OF the
FL p-Er Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
10 Rsnl-Roonl Furnilbed.


CO0L 'front.' room. Phone 5olIR
CLOSE IN bedroom, M W.. Boulevard.
COOL summer rooms. SIS s. Ransaz
ROOMS for genuemeu-515 y Hsrenea
one LARGE frent bedroom Pm 39s5J.
NICE CLEAS cool room fcr rent Phi t651
BEDR00Ms q housekcepinE. k12 Myrtle
COOL ROOMs-summer rats 81 ~.
Missouri
FRONT Room for one Or tive gentlemen.
Apply sos olive Phone 5f87W-
FRONT BEDROOM, connecting ban. pri-
vate entrance SOC n stanton.
FOR EENT-Nloe airy room. close in. 6-3
sLEET NC PORCH Win two beds los
n. Oreron-
TWO LARGE cool nir-iy furnished front
rooms Sos Myrtle Phone d324
The BEST ventilated ICONS "a tom 80
Up 4e2H z san Antonio.
F-UltNIsHED room. down toua Phone
FRONT BEDROOM for geuteman. two
large windows. s.. Phone 5os2W.
LARGE FURNISHED room and garage $40
month. Phone lsssMN
PHONE s6i6J-Larsa beautiful extreme
ly peasant close IN resident roema
9 LARGE front corner rooms. SIS month
FURNISHED ROOM and Sleeping porch
for Gentlemen 30 " bio Grande-
ROOM-Prvare home. close IN zoos ~
oregon Phone S295J-
CLOSE IN cool corner rooms summer
rates 115 n Davis
NICELY furnished room. modern home.
y doors from car line Phone J756
ROOM. lovely sleeping porch. close in-
Phone z74a-
AIRY FROST room- Close p coo west
Missouri.
NICE FRONT ROOM. hot water. Ishts
bath private home Phone LfL
FOR RENT-LoveIy cool front rom. pa
yste bath. 500 Mesa Ave
HOTEL LAEE-Deiightfm cool rooms.
BANS 80 ~. No. Phi. 1903 Close in-
WELL. CSC TO MOVE a trunk why
should you pay more Herman Transfer
NICELY furnished room with private
h--h. no sick The Hes. az West llis-
FOR RENT-Two large connecting rooms
with sleeping porch suitable for three OIL
four men or family. with card Mrs.
Wood. zoe Epson ave
FOR RENT-Furnished front room adj.
Joining bath. separate entrance. ia private
family. three blocks from Cleveland
Square. sos stewart Prone 1888
EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE
HOTEL ANGELUs
Three and four dollars per week
Opposite Plaza.
HOrIL LAUGHLIN
81 M. rankin ST.
Phones 2fS2-2f84-
Center OF the city. close 10
The Depot and Best CAFES.
THE NEWEST. THE SWELL
Est, THE BEST.
LrerT modern convenience
for the comfort OF the
guests
SUMNER RATES
SO to ss5 a Room per Mouth.
As COED as any 50 a day holel
IN E Pas1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
None, To Loan


MONEY To LOAN
Aoney 90 loan Oh downtown business prop
lrtg 40 six percent Interest
we make loans on res4el8 properly
40 seven and eight percent
JAMES T. MARR a COMPAST,
3o4 san Antonio s. Fhane 4s..-
MONEY LOANED OBJ diamonda watches.
izwelrE ard automobiles
SECURITY LOAN co. PH- e75f.
Corner 70 Pasa ana san Anlo1lo sl4
5000 10 LOAN at 81 interest on good
,. H. SMITH & SONS.
3ls First Natl Bank Bldg
$ no $50 loansd aouesl employee. cheap
EST rates. c~uuUleullaL Quick aGt-alactnrf
service Drake 21l Hohrru-Baaner
MONEY TO LOAN 90 good inside business
property. G per ceut Interest A. p Coles
g Bros. -o2 81 OREGON
MCNEf TO LOAN &C Z yer cent Oh bust
ness income property See Lee r Schuster,
Nf Aiiis Boz
SIX chairs SIS. 80 q week
FOUTZ MOORE co.
MONEY iaaned o. furniture pianos aut1s
chattei morteae& Newton Us IEust DO
cHATIEL mo-lgage loans z5 TEus- BdE.
Dresinahng.
At HOME or by day Phone 41a-
SEWING ne.ly done Phone s5s5J-
PLAIN AND FANcY sEWISG-5elsJ-
FLAIN OF FANCY SEWING Phone
COUGHING. reasonable prices il3 Mon-lla-
DREss1fAKING and -remodelnE Ers.
webb -Phone 51s3J.
MRS. p. $. WHITE. -dressmaker q ladies
tailor. A specially IN evening and recap-
ton gowns tN4 Ncrrl Ls-r7-e sEee-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
Financial


EIrCHES CABINETS-TLs best. 500
down and $500 a week
COSTS LESS AT STERCHl'o'
Phone $50 and 1888.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
"I.U.IO DOW N-sHNTl
VIEW BUNGALOW NOT FAR OUT
-.--- LII 10 so


Being obliged 20 leave Fl Paso. make
big sacrifice on this built for home
property. 4oEl40 f. corner lot. G room
bungalow. including glazed sleeping
porcns az bath. pantry. and base
ment- modern. except heat. built
three years. Garage and garden
Paved St Quick sale. $500. $500
Ia Luz Occupied BIZ owner.
SACRIFICE SALE, LEAVING CITY.
Modern 5 Dol home. trent and
sleeping p0rches and basement lot
al1zle feet-5n corner. completely
furnished, everything including beau
Iiful piano and household furniture
and goods Cheap at $1,000. but viii
take $1,000 You can pay $1,000 cash.
bllaRe to suit Nothing has been
oler44 in this city Ike DO before. Ana
-NrlrE- acr uuicE- Home situated
Bliss street Phone TS7S-W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28

BARGAIN EXTRAORDINARY
NEW 6 ROOM BUNGALOW on

5000 mo- incl all interest Cut from
100000 10 $4,000 Has breakfast
room. tile hath. linen locker. fun
length mirror door. hardwood floors
and u~Eusu~iy handsome built in feat
ures- Large kitchen cabinet with tile
drain boards There IS a furnace In
basement also garage. On south
Front lots, paving paid. near Alta
Vista school and car lines
THE BEST BUY IN A FULL ROOM
HOUSE
II the city today
JAMES i. WAHH $50.
Phone $3.50. 800 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
For SaIe-Funitme.


tIkNiIJRE loans 515 Trust Bldg.
EURNITURE ROE SALE-2l09 Myrtle.
FURNlTURE FOR sALE-Phone 5oos.
THREE-PIECE parIor set. also Kitchen
cabinet Phone 1928
FURNITURE eor sale, leaving town. 6sa
Prospect
EoR sALE-54so equity IN 9 apartments.
-...
SEVERAL MATTRESSES, dressers. sani-
tary couch. cteap. Phone 5-sA
VIZ Buy ana seiI second hand furniture.
Rex Furniture Co Phone ISL
CHILD'S BRASS BED with eldes. cost
$40 new, VIII sell with mattress $50 Phi
I77S.
3 ROOMS OF furniture cheap for quick
sale. two rooms rented 1870 wyoming
Phone 22seW-
NEW FUKNITURE EXCHANGED
for old. MlI buy second hand goods lcur
credit D. good Phi 1898 and save money
HONE FURNITURE o III - stanton.
NEW HOOsIER CABINET and tea wag-
on. rockers. library table dresser and
bed room tables Phone 1872
We are SIN paying cash for your used
furniture or exchanging 70 same. Berry
hll Furnlture Co. so TeEaa Phone $3.50
FURNITURE Of 5-room house fer sale. .
rooms rented pays rent leaving town.
bargain. $3.50, phone 600
CHTFFIONER, beds. dresser book case
Home on two full lots Sacrifice for cash.
Phone S799W- l2o7 Montana-
Gas RANCE So, Es water heater So 2
gas bed room or bath room heaters 81
each Au good coudluon. "a 49-5M-
NEW 500 player-piano vita rolls $3.50
RON TOP desk slA Morris chairs, new
found extension table, G chairs Phonu
sos5J.
we TAKE your old furnltura On al a good
figure. Dr. exchange for new goods.
ROGERS TRADING COMPANY,
1if so. Stanton 81 Phone 7ls
OWSER leaving city must seli at once.
furniture Of nine room house. iu excel
lent condition including library furultura
and piano. WI sen by piece or whole.
Phone s405- $3.50 Camh1dge.
LINOLEUM. 1e hy 10. 81. 2 b. 10. So
beaver board partitions. - It.. $40; oak
ser-ee. h1~. bookcase sI5 3 small rugs,
medicine cabinet massage table
Room T. 2QeE san Artorio. Phone l3.o
FURNITURE SACRIFICE SALE
Closed ont a large roomlns house.
1Iust sell the furniture
See these p-icez
$500 uress-fa
fl-l1 lressers l
$500 gas ransas
5000 gas ranges --es-ll
f1-9o bedsteads
fLQQ bed springs -------s.-.-- l5c
G1119 new uattresE1s ---.--.--tale
Chairs tables Uashstauls. pillows
cooking utensils and many other things,
SEE CONWAY
40 wyoming Phans ess2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28
II SaIe-Farms ID -.

RANCHES fo- Eaia- Gosa nw nd w-
GQore d NeiEh1ouG- HaE1alela
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-28


$500, OWNEE. 20 acres cultivated adobe
house near Chamber-u0- Phone 55s4H-
1z-s san Jose ST.
FOB sALE-fs acres q land bstween san
El-zarl1 end CuadELa. can be irrigated.
is close 60 Lee Moore ranch Price per
ac-e sla Ale1s 81 acres on The Island
about price see AIRS Tomas G Giron
san Ei1aro. Texas OF phone H. Clint
10 ACRES IN borderiand aerssFs on B5T-
aer-aud Road Virgin s0I. not harmed by
s=epaEe 3 -c-es good stand alfalfa. 8
ceres IN corr sen az bargain on payment
or trade for good-diamonda standard
make auto. or Los Angtleg property. d.
or Billings 1893 = Boulevard
BOB SALE ~ FLORIDA-sl00 acres b.
one tract On Erarard Co, Fla. 81 near-
1i citrus helt- cut over land. especially
fine tsr stock and best trueaduE land I'm
states in artesiar belt. fronting on both
Ildian and St Johns rirers 100000 feet
timber on tract toEether with complete
slW-mt-. etc. in daily operation f15 per
acre No trades airs Safe Strange HlL
Ttusrtle Fla