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New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Annuity forNlrs. Roosevelt
Measure Before Congress
Privilege of Postal Frank Also
May Be Granted to
Colonel's Widow
: eC York. Tribune
W Gshin1ton Rureoli


Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.-Bills TO
grant $4,000 annuity and the franking
privilege to Edith Carow Roosevelt
widow of the former President were
today introduced in the House by
representative Gallivan, of Massa-
chusetts. Mr.. Gallivan said that he
had taken this action in conformity
with precedent and that he had not
consulted any members Of the Roose-
Welt family.
II believe that Congress should give
this recognition to the widow Of Col
onel Roosevelt, even though she may
never care to avail herself Of it," said
Mr.. Gallivan. THE bill to provide the
annuity provides that the Secretary
OF the Interior be directed to place on
the pension roll the name of Edith
Carow Roosevelt, widow Of Theodore
Roosevelt, late President of the
United States, and pay her pension
at the rate of $4,000 a year"
The measure granting the franking
privilege to Mrs. Roosevelt provides
that all mail matter sent by post by
Edith Carow Roosevelt, widow Of the
late Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. un-
der her written autograph signature.
be conveyed free of postage during
her natural life"
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11

respoa siDle for It's success, and the
purpose of copcentrasing in him
power commensurate with that respon-
sibility was obvious n all contempo-
rary Legislation. That Congress should
have contemplated the possibility that
he should he compelled st the suit of
all inoiviGua. - disclose and justify
she reasons for his act is beyond pos
siblll<y. He had TO act quickly. cer-
calmly ard without the tramnels of
courts or private interests"
Judge Hand thus expressed his opin-
ion or the compensation Claims made
ry the rlainafs:
THE remaining question is simply
u the adequacy OF me provisions for
compensation. The allegations touch
ing the partiality OF the defendant.
Pa-leson, arc irrelevant He will not
make the preliminary estimate OF the
compensation due bat the President.
who has not yet even deputed the de-
tondant 10 advise him. Even had he
done so the final decision rests with
him and he cannot finally delegate it
under the Joint Resolution, whatever
assistance he may take
Seizure was Lega'
In concluding the court said:
Il conclude. therefore, that the seiz-
ure was within the powers conferred by
Congress. anciilary to the eonstitu-
tioral powers OF the President, whose
execution II was intended to assist, and
that the ioint resolution gave adequate
pensation. or the proposed conduct
CT the defendant in consolidating the
cables under one cement, whether
err net II be in contraventlpn of the
Sherman Act. the plaintiffs are not in
position 10 com PLAN.
ne motions are granted and the
bills VIII be dismissed with costs"
William y. Deegan, secretary of the
Nackay Conpar.es. issued the follow
ing statement last night
We OF course, are disappointed in
this decision. but We shall take an ap-
peal at o1ce. There is one phase OF the
Gee sion however. which is exceeding
" gratifying We allege in our bill
oi complaint that the delegation Of
authority by the President to Burleson
was Illegal. The court practically sus-
ta.as that position and that applied to
our land line system knocks out the
award Of compensation OF S1,680.OOO,
which Burleson gave US, although we
earned $4,269, 600. 1t also knocks out
the award of compensation that Bur
Lesson gave TO the Bell Telephone and
the Western Union and all the in
dependent telephone companies 1t
sweeps the whole field. and everything
has TO be started anew.
This eliminates practically our en-
tire controversy on the land line sys-
tenn and in that respect it is a sweep
ing victory"
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Bond Lawyers Exonerated
Court Denies Bar Association
Request for Discipline

The Appellate Division of Brooklyn
refused yesterday to discipline Clar-
ence II. Kelsey, president of the Bond
and Mortgage Guarantee Company, and
Harry L. Thompson and Harry II.
Hesse, attorneys connected with the
company, as was requested by the
Brooklyn Bar Association 1t was
alleged by the Bar Association that
the three had offended against the
law prohibiting the practise of law by
corporations.
con November II, l91S,' said Justice
Kelly, of the Appellate Division, "the
grievance committee of the Bar Asso-
ciation discussed this very case and
dismissed the complaint.
THE action of these men does not
offend the law. The statute provides
that corporation shall not be pro-
hibited from employing an attorney or
attorneys in and about its own imme-
diate affairs or in litigation to which
If is or may be party"
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Labor Leaders
Protest Health
Board Change
Demand That Commissioner
Copeland Keep Industrial
Division Under DIR. Harris
Physicians Disapprove
Department Being Dragged
Into ''Welter of Rotten Pol
ties Says DIR. Painter

Protests against what is termed a
blow at expert administration of the
Department OF Health in the City Of
New York were numerous yesterday
after It became known that tnc Divi-
sion ot Industrial Hygiene, hitherto
supervised b. Dr.. Louis l. Harris, head
Of the Bureau Ct Prsventable Diseases,
fas been removed from his control
A committee of union labor leaders
wrote Commissioner Copeland. setting
forth the record OF Dr. Harris in fight
ing the spgead of tuberculosis and ask
ng that the scope OF his powers be not
limited.
Dr. Henry MacMahoa Painter, of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons,
and other well known physicians ex-
prcssed disapproval OF the change,
which will make Commissioner Cope
land the direct head of the Division
of Industrial Hygiene. 1t was pointed
out that in September the Commits
sioner Of Health told the Board of
Health that @the bureaus and the
bureau personnel win not be dis
turbed.'
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Roosevelt First
For Peace League,
Straus Declares
Made Suggestion in 1904.
He Says at Civic Forum
Meeting; Hapgood Asserts
Hearst Believes in Axe

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt was the
first statesman to call the League of
Nations idea to the attention ot the
world, Oscar S. Straus told an audi
ence that filed Carnegie Hall last
night. AS recently as two weeks be-
fore his death the former President
expressed himself heartily in accord
with the aims and principles Of
William Howard Taft's League to En-
force Peace, Mr.. Strans said.
Mr.. Straus was speaking at the Civic
Forums discussion on why America
Wants a League OF Nations"
The name Of that great American
who recently has left US, but whose
example in Americanism and de-
Yotlon to the public veal remains.
should be on this list he said. indi-
eating a list of the League of Nations
Importers. Before this sentence had
been finished the audience arose.
Mr. Straus read brief excerpts from
speeches and public messages of Col
onel Roosevelt. dating as far back as
1904, which spoke forcibly Of league
at nations with powers to enforce its
DEGREES
Mr.. Straqs announced that he had
been delegated to 60 abroad as the
representative of the League to En-
force Peace
Norman Hapgood commented on Will
lam Randolph Hearst's opposition to
the league of nations, declaring:
Never in his career has Hearst he
lleved in soft answer The only in
strument of progress he believes in is
the axe"
Commenting on opposition to the
league Mr.. Hapgood said:
Most of this opposition is rooted
disbelief in cooperation as a motive
power in the world, but some of it is
partisan politics, as in the case of SEN
ator Lodge. Senator Lodge spoke in
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Gable Seizure
Upheld: Wilson
Must Fix Pay
Continued from page l

which the Constitution recognized.
Furthermore, II IS not necessary that
the capacity should be expressly stated
so long as i is apparent that the
property condemned was in its nature
appropriate to the exercise of some
constitutional function. I must assume
chat VIXEN he required II, he required
: by virtue OF some constitutional
power. Sc .ong as that might have been
the case.
Power of Congress
"lhe question is, therefore, rather
OF the power Of Congress 10 condemn
property for the Presidents use within
Us limited powers than OF his e,.el-
csc Of them. The latter. IN any event.
must be exempt from impeGiment by
Individual interests before courts. II
Congress have not the power ob-
vIously 1t cannot put into the Pres
dents hands those Instruments which
may be essential TO the DISCHARGE OF
ms duties, except on condition that
re submit 70 q control from which IN
other respects ne is exempt. That he
Constitution should prescr:b be SO un-
workable system seems to me un-
thlnkable. Without the cooperation OF
Congress the President is subsran-
tially without means to exercise his
p1erogative. Ii he must justify before
courts any occasion he may have to
accept their assistance governln ant be
comes in the final analysis not one of
laws but of courts
Having such power, did Congress
intend to bestow upon the President
possession at his mere assertion that
he wished 1t? Without doubt. The
language Of the resolution is that he
may seize the cables "whenever he
shall deem it necessary His conclu-
sion is the single condition. The occa
sion lent color to this Interpretation.
The war was at its height; the nation
was using every energy and resource
toward its effective prosecution The
President as its executive head was
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Columbia University to
Hold Memorial for Slain

Columbia University will hold com
memoration service at O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon in the university
chapel IN honor Of her men who died in
service.
Major j. Augustus Barnard. '92, rep
resenting the Columbia alumni, will
present Service flag bearing more
than hundred gold stars. President
Nicholas Murray Butler and a special
military guard of honor. composed of
Columbia men who are officers of the
army OF navy of the United States.
will receive the flag for the university.
Raymond c. Knox, chaplain Of the
university, who returned recently from
france, where he served with the
American army, will make the address
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
lily offers 10
Run Car Lines
If L. X. Y. Quits
Continued from page J


sa'sm G. faiIen, the commissions
s'' appcared, and started to pre-
1's ease, the Mayor interrupted 70
S'tneg is worried about losing his
agent fsore than BE is about
What ss he going 70 do If he
~ MS press agent for good7v
s sS'lssoiley craig and President
80, Of The Board Of Aldermen, then
go IRE On Whitney IN what looked
a. arranged attack, launched
4 sss.ss sns sl@sgTs es9ga1. When Fulsen
! &sss ~ sfsgsgey tbs Mayot cur
S&s,s,. sss' s'sff b9 p1~aslissz hs A@ees aaa
f9lseeaaasz. a4Ma lh1sss aIaaxa
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11

favor Of q League Of nations before he
undertook 70 be the leader Of the op-
position to the President. He urged il
III 1915
4 cablegram WAS sent to President
Wilson favoring the worlds league.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-11
Why Wait
for Change i?

Why carry yonr parcels
from counter to counter
Why not use a Blue Card
and pay for your purchases
at one time when you re-
ceive them in one compact
package at the Main Floor
Desk?
Amy salesperson will giac
you a Blue Card. Take this
to each counter where you
desire to purchase. You
need not wait for the pack
ing of your merchandise or
for change. When through
shopping present the Blue
Card at the Superintend-
cnt's Desk on the main
Hoor, centre. Pay the total
of your purchases and re-
ceivc your parcel.
Truly this is a time saving
modern method of shopping.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
For Renl-Hou,e, Unfurni.h.d

TOR RENT-Four room frame house 1s22
Gold s.
5-KOOaI house. SIS z. Nevada. cheap. n
quire 81 n Kansas.
UNEURNIsHED 6-room house 10 sick
On car line. CAN mornings Pm 5726J.
ROOMS and hath, newly papered. 81.
ISIS Bisbee. Phone cs75J.
FOR RENT-Four room. modern brick.
Phone 1875 or call -s09 San Diego.
GROOM pressed brick. modern large
basement. fenced yard. $50 Apply e417
san Jose st
FOR REST SeO-Five rooms. htnit In fea-
lures. on Erie street, Highland PARK car
line Phone 6e7s1l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30

LDt Aent--tloleee L1tuL-1e1
FURNISHED EoUsE-Fhous 2eiew.
BUNGALOW near Fort Bliss- Phone s2ts.
EoR RENT Small furnished cottage.
1880 Boulevard
Will RENT for months new ouneaioW
furnished. $50 per month; 20 minutes walk
from NILS BleE. ll6 Fern st
5-ROOM bunsalow Eiassed Sleeping porch.
On TrowbridEe street. cool FOR summer.
Phone ss44W.
FURNISHED s-ro0u bunsaioVT with piano.
Government Hill. SIS month Phone 5000
Tor informa ton.
PAkT well furnished bungsIow on Bliss
street near Alta VISTA school Convenient
for army couple. Phone sossW
SMALL frame cottage. sleeping porch;
station. Grandriew. References Phone
5o56aL
sIN ROOMS. gas and coal ranges. cleo
rricity. sleeping porch. piano SIS. lnciud-
Ing water and telephone 24l3 Gold. Phi
10 HEALTHY ADULTs-HaIs o. new
bungalow, well furnished, convenient 20
Fort Bliss and Government Hin car, $50.
Phone atftA
plete. for sumner months. 1909 Montana
R z. LYONS. Ice TExAs ST. Pr. lIes.
NICELY fLInished 5-roorn house with
piano Ticlrola and sleeping porch. Avail
able June 10 No children No sick
Referenees- Phone 2265.
NEAT s-room costaEe. iust completed
Bath, gas, electricity, Fairgrounds Built
for rental purpose only Completely fur
nlshsd. $50. including water. For healthy
people only. Call az 40. $3.50 Federal
Take Highland Park car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
For Renl--StOres and Offices

FOR RENT-Store room 25xI5s first class
location for furniture store. Rent sac
Der month 2s0s Aiamcds Ave.
fuk RENT-A large and a sriau orfics
in the Herald Building. Heat. firnt ard
jlnifor service furnished Reasons hle
rates Apply 20 the Auditor OF the Herald
foS san Francisco. and Basement. $50 90
lfe North kansas 40 01
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY
Phone ssaa go Nils Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30

FOR SALE room bungalow, close
In. BY owner. at bargain Phone
-Esr-p
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
- SaIe-Citr Pronerfr

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FOR SALE by cwner, cheap, 4 room
brick. . glassed sleeping Dorches, All
modern cOnveniencess terms. Phone
534S-J-
LOTS or AUTO taken as part OF first
payment on s room bungalow, glazed
room basement; built one year Alta
Vista district; balance easy.
HAWKINS BROS.
5l5-l7 Martin Bldg. Phone $500.
CLOSE IN on BOULEVARD
s rooms, bath and sleeping porch on
two full lots on Boulevard. One
block from Lamar school We are
authorized 70 sell this AZ $1,000. which
is Just the value OF the lots $500
cash. balance long time.
JAMES l.. MARI & COMPANY.
Lnnna IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30

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GIRARD-sTILES School % Elocution and
Music. 700. n. santa Fs St Pho1cs s37sR-
An EXPERIENCED teacber wants puplis
who wish 70 study On subjects al hour
8I1eI
YOUNG AMERICAN-Coler woman. sz-
psrieucsd in teaching. desires O instruct
Oh music or school subjects during Eam-
ner IN Spanish family Addrcss LBS. eare
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30

sCPERFLuOUs HATR
7 MQles. scar. facial 1i-mis1ea rsmcve1.
SaEsirg cEeek1. mouth 90 aose iircE cor
? rec-ed- MRS. GRACE A. BENSON
Is Buesler PldE. Phezs $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
SeIl-Livs 5lock-5uy

Sell-Live Slock-5uy
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CAR OF HEAVY MULES Young Bros,
cor. kansas and Overland Pm $500
FOR sALE--Flns young Holsrein heller
Phone 354R
COAT MILK delivered daily. CSC ct Phi.
ls36W- Pioneer Goat Dairy. 23ol Nations
DUROC-JERSENs. registered and cholera
Immune. Homan's Hog Farm Fsleta. Tex
WANIED-ANGOKA GOATS
Have Tor exchange "a DANDY little ranch
wen improved. IN the Sacramento noun
change on fair basis for herd % good An
CORA stock Address Ts7. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
For SaIs-Furniturs

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CASH PAID tor old furniture Phone 1898
WHITE ENAMEL refriserator. rugs. sani-
tary couch, cot pictures, davenport. stand.
table, dining room. living room and bed
room furniture Phone 5852-
WE WANT your hauling Phone rs. 251s.
five POINTS TRASsFER CO.
FULL BEDROOM SUITE. cream enamel;
Brussels rug, ski; dining table. chairs
and refrigerator call after 3 p m ice
Texas
FURNITURE BARGAINs-Lssaving city
must sen ny furniture; bedrooms. par
lcr Kitchen, au or part 500 Pledras
St Phone s7s2
THE WESTERN FURNITURE co. Fin
pay cash for your furniture or We viii
exchange i Tor new Come 20 the store
that saves you money. Phone 1889. Cor
ner stanton and Oyerland-
TWO ROOMS o. Housekeeping furn' nrs
also IL inch heveied mirror 5xlo feet.
IS inch electric fan. Western electric ma
chine and new Singer. Phone $3.50
FINE ANTIQUE oak princes drasser. s25f
girls fumed oak desk ard chair. 500 10
new coll springs. $40 1851 Bliss. Phone
z2ssW.
A LOT Of second hand gas stoves.
Low prices and your credit p o. K
FoTTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
For Sals-Pianos
JOS. NJ OECHsNER. piano tuning and
repairing Phone 15oi.
FOR sALE-Piano. up-isht- mahogany
case bargain Phone 1888
PIANO TOR sALE-san1a IS new. Al bar
gain for cash FisS Apts. 10. Is,
FOR sALE-PiaHo, good coalition. cheap
EhERsoN mahoFany Upright piano A
Seeds and Plants.
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CHOICE corn. cane. mlIlet Sudan. etc
W. D. WISE SEED CO.. Phone 52e0-
FRESH hish grade SEED our speciaity-
VI. D. WISE SEED Co. Phone ESQ
OUR FREE Garden Bulletin gives fun IN
formation for The home garden
81. ~ WISE SEED CO.. Phone $3.50
$50 BUSHELS amber cane seed SIS per 100.
aol caplss 5Isr - : Phazs l7sa
ASK Is about Perfoction avn MIXTURE.
vs.. D. WISE sEED Cos Phone $3.50.
XII BARB ROOTS, Virginia creeper. Ens-
llsh ivy. and honey Euckle vine. chives
tonic 81. Just east 81 co1rthouse.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS. yellow and
white, leading varieties free from verlnir.
20 million readys $40 Ter thousand. By
express Parcel post add 80 cents per
thousand- T. A. LIND. Pig Wells Tex
sTEET POTATO PLANTS
Nancy Han. Porto Rico. Pumpkin Yam.
Bunch Yam southern Queen postpaid. 500
SLI5- 101e-f1 BY express. 500e--s12s
10.19o-S2L50: 2o.0o0-sl2. cash with or
der. Wire for quantity prices Prompt
service full count. careful PACK Lluer-g
Pant ColuTuuy, Crystal city. Teras.
CHOICE flower seed. bulk ana pacFels
". D. WISE SEED CO.. Phone $50.
AMBER. red top sud Japanegs cane
seed. seed corn kalsir CO.. feferita,
milo maize. broom corn, uiiiet, sudan
grass. etc We have complete stock
fancy redeemed seed Get or prices be-
fore buying FL PAsO SEED COMPANY.
81 San antonio ST. just east o. court
house
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30

Lot SPECIALS BY A LOT SPECIAL
IL.

Montana St corner, So front %
Montana St corner. so. 'front.' two
lots .-..-.-.-....-.
Montana St inside lots az -....s250
11orenci St corner. 2 l0ts......-S450
1lorenci st. inside lots. $3.50
White oaks St. IL lots-.--- SEQ
Huoco St. lots .-....s6 $500
Grand Ave. . lots -.-...---ss $3.50
MADEIRA s.. . lots $3.50
CTermsl
SO cash per lot and $500 per month.
No interest or taxes for is months.
Now is the time 70 buy lots at these
terms. You win never regret IT,
FRANK j.. ETIE HEAI.TT co.
Phone 1852 202 y. Stanton St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30

. rooms fun basement. garage. Gold
Better buy this at s4e50.00. To
Manhattan Heights, 3 rooms, sleeping
porch, basement heating plant 49,.
garage, hardwood floors throughout
only s4750.00- $4,000 cash.
Also some new ones in Manhattan
Heights
see HOOKER.
ANDERSON INVESTMENT COMPANY
SOS Mesa Ave Phone 4u6l-
ONLY Sf5CO-For 6 room bungalow.
including living and dining room. two
bed rooms. hrioked in s. p porch.
kitchen and breakfast room. basement
furnace, and brick garage Located
81 Manhattan Heights on two lots
Terms 70 suit sou. For further IN
formation see
KELLER,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
Housekeepiag Roous-FurDishsl

Housekeeping Rooms-FurDishs'
ROOMS close IN Phone Is6sM-
CLEAN front Hlg. rooms. sle y. kansas
AF-rs-. porches. Earagc. s2l 81 II Paso.
Two WELL turnlshed roomz Promo 2ii2
HOUSEKEEPING roems. sos r. 2nssoari
HOUSEKEEPING rooms so7 $. campben
2 CLAN hkE. reons. I005 n Fiorsnes
FURNISHED room for light housekcepins.
10 y, CamI ben Phone li-1
HOUSEKEEPING room for nice couple.
30 children. 7o1 Mesa
TWO LARGE. cool houaeEeepinE roons.
slesplng porch 10 children. ISIS Myrtle.
TWO FUENIsHED nFht hoasekeepIns
rooms. BAN. s-eeplng porch 1893 olive
Two CLEAN, uEht horsekeepinE rooma;
quiet place. walking distance lights. wa
Ter. phone. 1910 Mesa Phi 7sioW.
LARGE ROOM and kitchcnct. downstairs.
50 week Gee room upstairs. s15o So
y. kansas Phone 5Sz9W.
Two FURNISHED houselzfapla- roelis
large sleeping porch. close H. SIS n
stanton.
TWO LAKGE ROOMS. newly papersd.
furnished complete for houss keepinss sinE
n kitchen. s. per week 6l5 Montana
Phone 1891.
LARGE front housskeeplng room and
siassed sleeping porch. IN fine nsirhhor-
hood. on Montana also large kitchen and
Elassed sleeping porch Phone G941-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
For Sale-AutonabiIe.-WanIed

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CASH PAID for old Fords-Phone s7l-
l-PAss. automobile FOR sale CAL Al 2s11
nllss Is
FOR sALE-Is17 Dodge. good condition,
cash 500 ~ kansas
1918 5-PAss. FORD touring car; overslzsd
tires IN 'front.' motors FIRST class condition
Barsain for cash 4oS Nails ST
WANTED-One Chummy. also Dodge OF
Buick roadster and Dodge touring car SOB
Montana
WILL TRaDE-Lots. three blocks from
Alta Vista school for light car Phone
2lZ9.
GOING 10 RANGER in 7-p3sssnger auto.
Leave Monday a. IA WANT = or 2 pas
senEerz AZ $40. Phone 6515W-
5-PASs. n RD-IIas Attwalcr Kent cleo
tric. Holly manifold and other extras just
overhauied and painted; account sickness ;
S200 or Liberty bonds address LISA. care
Herald
FOR sALE-7-passenge Mitchell touring
car; looks Ike new; good leather TOP,
seat Innings. and also sedan TOP. A bar
gain. $500 Can be seen - Motor Car
supply Co. lis ". franklin
DODGE SEDAN
1918 model. with wire wheels,
LONE STAR MOTOR co.
Phone 61oo-
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Mitchell Big s. suitable for speedster. S-51-
Overland with starter. electric lights. cord
tires $3.50.
Maxwell 5-rasserEer. excellent shape. $3.50
CALL 500. Mr. WOOD.
CHANDLER
1-passsrEer- wire wheels. seat COW
.ars, new paint mechanically cor
rect. AZ Ss5l.
LONE STAR MOTOR CO.
Phone 500.
FOR sALE-Reo track. model IS. 800
pound capacity Needing new to1. small
amount OF engine repairs wiz place IN
good condition: has COED tires; bar
gain also Nelie roadster, late model, en-
CINE IN good conditicr feeding new axle
and housings frame 10 be welded II you
want bargsin call at first and Ochoa
Tfrnw r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
For SaIe-counlrr Prnnertr

TOT Dde-[oluuv EEDperlf
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VALLEY LANDS
acres close "a on paved road 10 Tsleta,
$500.
20 acres 10 wheat on paved road. s201e-
SO acres on paved road. level s5o per acre.
so acres. 40 in rifaifa. an $50 per acre
T. s. PESNEBAKERs 1o4 TEXAs ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
Ready Reference BuIln.s. DHseior7
Carpets Cleaned
Detective Asene-s

FANCY COSTU1IEs Tor rent. 1ro-ehead'
Busy Lltt.e Tllior shop. 415 y. Qressn s.