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can people, the fourteen affiliated railway labor organizations are sum 1 rnoping to Washington national con- ference on railroad control.
 'On behalf of the public we are in- viting to participate in this confer ence as members of the joint national committee on railroad ccntrcl, Frank P. Walsh, former joint chairman of the National War Labor Board; Jos eph w. Folk Of Missouri; Raymond Robins; John Lind, of Minnesota; ; Edward F. Dunne, of Chicago; Dr. Edward W. Bemis; Felix Adler; Gov ernor Allen, of Kansas; Julia c. Lath- rop; Judge Walter Clark of North Carolina and Dean Herman Schneider of the University of Cincinnati. Frank P. Walsh, Judge Walter Clark, Ed ward F. Dunne, Joseph W. Folk and Dr. Edward w. Bemis have already accepted and with others, who may yet eccept, will meet here with the representatives of organized labor on Saturday of this week.
 Reserves Information.
 Every response to our invitation EO pdfC1clpdUe III UnlS ndUlO1ldi cOI- ference on democracy in raidroad control has been accompanied by whole-hearted acceptance of the basic principle expressed in President Will sons message at the converting of this congress, wherein he declares for the genuine Characterization of in- dustry, based upon full recognition of the right of those who work, in whatever rank, to participate in some organic way in every decision which directly affects their welfare in the part they are to play in industry, and for genuine cooperation and part nership in control
 "In view of this action by the affi- Hated labor organizations which l represent, and on behalf of organized labor and the public, will therefore ask to reserve this information which is in our possession until it can be properly prepared and submitted to the jury of congress and of public opinion"
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Ireland Still Medieval.

Tn Ireland we are still medieval and th;..-- that h2W to live is more important than hG*r to get a living When l was a young man if l an nounced that intended next morning at break of day to start on some en terprise of amusement, or it might De of high duty, the whole family would get up to see me off; but if it were oi! some matter of mere commercial gain l would breakfast in the care of the servants. 1t was thus through the whole of Irish life.-John Butler Yeats.
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Undeyeicped Country.

Lake St. john, at the head of the picturesque Saguenay river, has beer brought to the notice of the Royal So- ciety of Arts by Prof. J. c. McLennan as one of the best undeveloped power sources in North America. It has an area of about $50 square miles, drains a basin of 3O,O00 square miles, and is 3l5 feet above sea level. Three easily developed power sites are capable of yielding total of 100000 horse power at tidewater, and many sites for docks. and industrial plants are avail able on the river.
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Only Real Riches.

There is no wealth but life; life. in. cludng all it's powers of love,z3oy and of admiration. That c6untrRais the richest which nourishes the Xreatest number of noble and happy human be- ings; that man is richest whdsalaving perfected the functions of hssNMn life to the utmost, has also th4.Nidest helrful influence both personaFYnd by means of his possessions,. oVeY the lives of others. s.-Ruskin. ! F.
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AGRICULTURE.

.sat 35 boys and girls from var l4us parts of Jefferson county have an teunced their intentions of attending 2 special short course in agriculture snd allied subjects at the Monticello agricultural school, which will be in session from August II to August 15.
 Miss Miriam Jones reports that about 25 children living in the sec ion of the county under her jurisdic- on, and about 12 in Mrs. Lucy Critz eection will attend. The girls will be aught gardening. dressmaking, color acminations, while the boys will be aught farming, pig and poultry cul- gre, and manual training.
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STEEL TO WELCOME NORRIS.

Rev. E. R. Steel, pastor of the First Methodist church, will deliver the ad- dress of welcome at the Fellowship luncheon held today at 12:15 o'clock in honor of Dr. J. l. Norris, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, who has returned from five months overseas in the Y. M. c. A. service w. L. Matthews will have charge of the meeting.
 Following the address of welcome by Rev. Steel, Dr. Norris will have the floor, when he will narrate some of his experiences in France.
 Tom Blodgett, the land dealer, is ill with fever at his home, Twenty second and Poplar.
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Long Indian Name.

Ihe longest geographical Indian name IS probably that of Lake Charg- ogagogmaunchaugagogchebunnygunga- maug This lake is in Massachusetts ana It's name has recently been chano. ed 10 Lake Webster. The word is of algonquin origin and is said to mean
 HOW the south wind made a larpo water Where many blackbirds chatter"
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Billion Dollar Tax
 Reduction is Asked

Washington, Aug. 7.-President Wilson is requested in joint resolu- ton introduced today by Chairman Campbell of the rules committee, and Senator Mccormick, republican of llligois, to submit not late rthan December 1, such reductions in esti- mates of government expenditures as will permit an annual reduction of one billion dollars in taxation next year.
 Another resolution introduced in the senate by Senator Myers, demo- crat of Montana, relating to the high cos! Of living asked the senate judi ciayr committee to report whethIr legislation to prohibit exports, for a limited time, at least, of foods, clothing and other necessities, would be available.
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When Boston Was in Trouble.

In 1774, on the 1st of June, the Bos' ton port bill went into operation. Al noon the harbOr was closed against all vessels and business waS suspend ed. In a 20 days notice the citizens of Boston were deprived of their means of gaining d living. Indignation ran high throughout the colonies, contri- buttons were raised in other cities for their relief, and the people of Marble head offered the Boston merchants the use of their wharveS.
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McNEW TO COLORADO.

c. s. McNew, of the c. s. McNew Real Estate company, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Mary MeNew, left yesterday, to be gone month on a visit to Colorado, which will include a visit to Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and other places of interest.
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Guarded Natural Resources.

"'rhe Indians of Kentucky" says Dr. Clark Wissler, "were in the habit of burning off forest areas regularly so as to provide pasturage for the buffalo, thus enticing him to remain in the counts,--" Again, the Indians living in the regions where wild rice grows, were observed to take certain precau- tipns to protect the rice beds, even to facilitating their growth
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RUSSELL LEADS CANDIDATES.

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 7.-Lee M. sussell, lieutenant governor, contin- ed to lead the Mississippi guberna- orial candidates in complete unof- icial returns received here tonight. fescar Johnston remained second, wit, Boss Collins, attorney general, talk
 g third position by a scant margin ever A. H. Longino, former governor.
 The returns gave Russell 29,951; ohnston 22I97; Collins 17,776; Lon sino 17,535.
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To Drive Moths From a Piano.

' When moths get into a piano the best means of ejecting them is to make up a mixture of turpentine, ben zoline and oil of lavender, and squirt this inside the instrument with a Scent spray. Use seven parts of ben Zoline to one of turpentine; add a few drops of lavender to each ounce.
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Peanut Oil,

The peanut oil, which is used as q substitute for other nut oils, is receiv- ing special attention from growers who find this the most profitable feature of the industry. About 4O,OOO.OOO bush ssis year are used in the production T peanut oil, bushel weighing 30 pounds. usually yielding about a gal on.
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COTTON OPENING.

Three open bolls of cotton. from the plantation of Capt. J. M. Barrett at Sherrill, were received at The Graphic office yesterday Reports of open bolls on other farms had been received, but Capt, Barrett is believed to be the first to exhibit open bolls in Pine Bluff this season.
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Didn't Quite Understand,

Little John and his mother were visiting at the minister's home one day, when John picked up Testa- ment from the table. The minister's wife said:, You must not play with that book, for it is Gods book" A week later, while at the minister's home again, he spied the book and said: "Why doesn't God come and get his book?"
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THE DIVORCE RECORD.

Two petitions fer divorce were heard and granted yesterday by Judge John M. Elliott in the chancery court. Because of desertion, Mary To Iacono was given a divorce from Frank Lo Iacono, custody of the minor child, and authorized to resume use of her maiden name, Mary Laduco. s. M. Leach obtained divorce from Emma Leach because of cruel treatment.
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Popular Names for Towns,

There are 31 Franklns given ig.ssssthe latest United States postal gafde. Chester and Clinton are close seconds, there being 30 towns and cities by each of these names. in the United States, Washington and Newport come next in popularity, each having 28.
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Fortune Awaits Inventor

: "Untearable" linen has long been the dream of many people. but al. though experiments nave often been made, the way to weave an indestructi- ble cloth is still unknown, and no one has claimed the fortune which is awaiting the inventor who solves the mystery. l.
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Monkeys Hard to Train.

Performing monkeys seldom live more than a few months. Many of them die of fright while being trained. and it is consequently necessary for trainers to keep large number of animal understudies.
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Bird Friends of Gardener.

Few people realize the value of birds trol. Even the despised English spar row sometimes eats worm. I have watched them for hours, husily chasing moths which the birds go after with far more energy than they ever display il gathering seeds.-EXchange
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MUNICIPAL COURT.

Jesse Simmons posted a forfeit of $10 for his appearance in municipa! court yesterday on charge of as sault and battery. J. E. Jcnes, for violating traffic laws, posted a $5 for felt. Lee Williams, charged with as- sault and battery, was fined S5. Will King, charged with petit larceny, was fined SIC.
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Education Always He!ps.

The success of the unlettered man is often argued to show that men do not need education. In special cases the truth may seem to be conclusive, but did you ever stop to inquire what the fellow might have become had he education added to his natural talents? He has succeeded in spite of handi- cap and not because of it.
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FIUME TO BE INDEPENDENT.
fRv The Associated press

(By The Associated Press.)
 Rome, Aug 6.-The settlement of .the Adriatic question affecting Italy and Jugo- -Slavia is imminent, accord ing to the Popolo Romano today. In accordance with the settlement, it says, Plume will be an independent state with the port internationalized
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Dous of War

On July 2s, 1888, General Zachary Taylor, afterward president of the united States. requested the govern ment to furnish him with bloodhounds 10 De used in hunting the Seminole In. 0lans of Florida. He was furnished with the dogs. =
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PROHIBITION BILL READY.

Washington, Aug. 7.-Work on the senate prohibition enforcement bill was completed today by the senate judiciary subcommittee and report will be made to the full committee Monday. t'%s sf r.
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Plumb Charges Railroads Have
 Been Plundered

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WHEN AN AUTO TAKES FIRE

It doesn't take long to do tremendous damage. And such thing is liable to happen any time in any place. If you own a car why risk losing it by fire. One of our auto fire insurance policies will protect you from loss. The sooner you order one the wiser you'll be showing yourself to be.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-13

s1G00-Smau home, . nice rooms and
s. p- in Grandview; price includes
furniture
s25G0ANear shops. on good corner
Piedras street. 4 r. brick, 2 full lots
good semi-business district, terms
can be arranged
SS2OO-4 r. bungalow in $500 block
Wyoming. $500 cash, $40 mo, includ-
ing interest.
S35OO-A real home in Grandview. &
r. . glassed s. p. tile bath b. W.
floors throughout, viii sell furnished
or UNFINISHED, $500 cash, $50 month
ss7Oo-Ia the 1900 block. Tularosa
St. substantial r. home, wei To-
Gated. good terms can be arranged
S52J0-6 r., basement, heating plant.
b. " floors. . corner lots. street
paved and paid, near Points: rea-
sonable payment down viii handle
S55O0-In the 500 block Montana ST.
comfortable 3 T. brick. ground 30ES0.
good business location and bound TO
increase in value viii consider bun
galow in trade
MAKE OFFERING have large
story house. z r. double s. o.. large
garage. basement and heating plant
in Sunset Heights. owner SAYS sell
this week chance 10 Dick up good
property under tie market
HANHA ATTAIN HEIGHrs-New homes,
$3.50 20 $4,000: easy terms.
SD .0e0-Auartment house on MYRTLE
avenue, gross yearly income $4,000;
can be handled with little money
nOTGLtS g. CROWErL AGENCY.
22i Mills Bldg Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-13


$500 UNFURNIsHED OF $500 furn-
ished, 4-rooms, . glass porches, screen
porch, unfinished basement, all built
in features. oak floors in rooms.
tile floor in bath. mirror door TO
closet, chiffouier, built in closet, close
to car and school, $500 cash VIII
handle.
$3.50, 4-ROOWs, glass room, break
fast room with built-in furniture,
basement. oak floors, closets, south
front paved street. Manhattan
Heights. district about $500 cash,
balance s95 per month, including in
terest
SCOTT SALES & REALTY co.
t24 Mills Bldg. Phone 7756 OF ls21J-
SOME FIRST Class BUYS II HOMES
ALTA VISTA rooms. sleeping
porch. service porch. chicken yard,
fine location, for S35l5-00. Easy terms.
Mt. AVE- room bungalow. with
large porches. . lots close TO carr a
bargain at sZ150.00. easy terms.
MANHATTAN HEIGHTs-We have a
number of four. five and six room
bungalows Just completed, modern
throughout. from sf250.Q0 20 f6800.Q0.
First payment 100 down, balance
monthly
lots OF other good buys. See US
first
f r. FLETCHER. WITH
MCKEE BROS
rnk Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-13

s2s5o-Five rooms. on Copper street,
south front $500 cash. balance easy.
S355o-tour rooms, two sleeping
p0rches, basement, modern $500,
Terms to suit.
S42OO-Close 10 Manhattan Heights
car lire, four room modern bungalow.
glassed porch $500 cash. This is a
bargain.
sil250-Eive room, red brick. sleeping
porch, furnished complete. . fun lots,
steam heat $1,000 cash. balance
yearly. Act quick.
See Bryan W Brown
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.
Phone $50 100 san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-13

MODERN HOME-FOR QUICK SALE
On Q corner LOTS rooms, bath,
screened porch. basement and heat
ing plant; frame garage and servants
quarters: large living room with all
huiIt-in features Priced so IL VIII
20. $4,000 $4,000 cash.
SgI50.O0-s750.00 CASH
Near 3 Points, rooms, bath. glassed
sleeping porch and basement 40Xl20
feet.
E5z50.0O-A REAL XMAS p .SsENT
5 rooms. bath, screened and can
Vasssd sleeping porch. basement and
heating plant; south frolt; 2 blocks
from Points or paved street; brick
garage. a nifty home for 100000
down.
MANHATTAN HTS.-S5JOG-00
rooms. bath breakfast room, base
meut and heating plant All bullt-in
features. walks. curb and paving
paid.
ANDERSON INVESTMENT co.
SOC Mesa Ave. Pho 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-13

ITN N-II-T-
l60 ACRE dairy farm located 90 Duncan,
Aria, on the ella river. IS acres in culli-
walton, plenty % water for lrrigatiug. ali
farm machinery. 8 good teams and wlsouz
dandy colts. goo turkeys. chickens and
ducks 10 big pigs and some small ones
l5 COWS and heifers. all Jersey. fine Ier-
sey bulls, big silos holding 275 tons Of
si-age. large barns with 30 cement
siauchions Tor cows. the land is cousld-
cred some Of the best on the ella RIVER
and is a bargain for anyone who likes
dairylnE. 7 wiz take ~ trade a residence
In I'll Paso as first payment, if the prop
erty Is suitable. This dairy farm is WORTH
at least $4,000. but for "a quick sale VIII
sell Aor Scs.0o9. 7r- interest on deferred
payments BETTER HURRY
see MCDOWELL
GRIFFITH COMMISSION COMPANY.
800 Trust Bldg. Phone $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-13


2 PASSENGER AUTO to trade for
clear lots Phone 7513W.
BTNGALOW-Fivs Points. IN bsautilu
neighborhood. south front. paving and
parking. modern. except basement; built
in features hardwood floors. 245Q0s easy
terms CaIi on premises 1005 Grant ave.
TWENTY lots in pairs. beautiful view,
high well drained. smooth, lots level
ready FOR building. remote from evils and
nuisance. yet close IN on Wright Circle.
GrandvlGw and Georgia. close 20 Lamar
and high school. cheap Is cash month
ly payment years, SCI. Owner, mail box
is21 Wright ~. ORION Georsia-
BARGAIN
Nice four roomed bungalow. glazed sleep
ing porch. hardwood floors in two rooms
basement. and registers IN a corner, paved
street in two blocks. Five Points. e359o-
Easy terms
Cali Boutwell,,
JAMES l. MARI & Co. Phone $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-13

A REAL BARGAIN FOR SS5Do.OO
Practically new bungalow Of &
rooms and . Elazed-in rooms; very
handsome built-in features. hard
wood floors. shades. gas stoves and
hot water heater all 60. a beautiful
home. Large grounds and there is
a first class garage; facing south,
] 3 blocks Of TT Bliss cars; high
elevation. beautiful view over
city. House alone would cost
$4,000 20 build today. Can make
terms Of $4,000 down and S38.50
monthly including all interest
PHILLTPs-CREEL REALTY CO.
Phi. 1856. 800 First Nat. Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-13

Lots 19 and 90 in block 81. Grand
View. near corner Russell and Ma
tons Go look at them tomorrow and
the first person who brings me sf5u
Monday gets them. Splendidly located,
fine neighborhood and q sacrifice
price. Norman T. Neazey, III Paso
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-13

INVESTOR. ATTENTION. The prop
erty listed below are choice and low priced
Cor Quick sale. Investigate.
USE-Buudiug 5oz10o. one story
and basement rail track 20 building,
close to business center, Price S-Q.900-
Oue-fourth cash
TWO STORY apartment house. two flats
with five and four rooms, ground 52E12o.
on corner. close in on north side. plenty
ground for a large buudiaE. $4,000. one
-hird cash.
FOUR room. modern frame bungalow,
ground 52r121. on Bishop street. $1,000,
cash $500.
HOTEI-ContainiuE % rooms. all modern
convauiances. furnished. on "a feet Of
ground. fronting on san Antonio zt7eaf.
for a quick sale reduced 90 s185Co. $4,000
cash.
s.. CAEIOZZE.
1911 r. san Antonio.
Phone s1a4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-13

Brand new brick bungalow. ave
rooms, tile bath. hardwood floors.
basement with registers set for fur
mace. south front. paving paid; one
block Of car, three blocks Of Alta
vista school Price $4,000. Terms
$500 cash and $50 per month
LEAVELL q SHERMAN
Il6 Texas ST. Phone 1926.
Members r Paso Real Estate Board.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-13
FOR EXCHANGE.
RUNGnEOW.

road. FOR property iu OaElahoma City.
Business and tenement properly for
wen improved farm or Oh leases ln proved
paving paid. for modern burgalnw- l5
acre farm near san Elizarlo. Texas about
IS acres 20 alfalfa. three room adobe
house, fenced. for cottage or OIL stock
Equity On bungalow or cottage for valley
lard 81 i1tH Tenement for good second
lien notes or lots
vs.. n. CARL.
Phone g. 1l1 caplss BldE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-13
For SaIe-City Property

@~-~-~-- -@--~-~s~-----~-~--
BIG SALE-Rio Grarde Furniture &c.
FOE sALE-By owner, room bungalow.
easy terms. N 500
FOR sALE-Lots 1875. block -. Grand
view addition call 1854 after ?. M
SEVERAL BUNGALOWS, 3. and rooms
and po-ches. price from $500 20 fa4lu-
owner, 2103 fremont 81. Rh- o.seJ-
FOR sALE-Nice building site. 2 q lots
on Trowbridee 81. 4 block from car lnes
reasonable address p. @. Boz 20.
FOR SALE bv owner-BunEalow, has
heating plant an modern Improvements
seven rooms Phone as-l-J
FOR SALE-On Nations Av.. small bunEa-
low. furnished. modern, with garage
BY OWNER, near Five Points, room
brick bunea low. GUILT years, furnished
$500 unfurulshed $3.50, 2Ill Wyoming.
65 ACRES OF valley land. clear. VIII trade
for CITY real estate Phi. Owner, z-ais
1rcFadin, ZOE Mis- Bies.
A sSAP-TyFo room house and 9 lots fof
rent or sale. s3oI Findley St. see W. T.
FOR SALE By OWNER
3 and room nrick houses, raes1uanie
-crmz- Phone 635S-
FOR sALE-By owner. modern room
bungalow. good condition. south 'front.'. z
Gun lots Phi. $50 or call Room 500 MINIS
Gtl4ass ~ we Ie-.--.--
BUNGALOW, near Alta vista school, Tor
sale By owner. Ph. 794lJ-
FOR sALE-By owner, room house Win
bath and s. p. on j. BouieT-r1, 3 BLOCKS
TO Piedras. B. Casciano, 2oz MesL
70TI25 LOT On FIorida Av. ] block OF
piedras. burned doWn brick house On IT,
viii take $500 for place "a -lLl-
SOMETHING YOU WANT.
Vice room cottage. close IN. Montana
ST.. cheap. easy terms n owner. s11-
OWNER VIII SELL FOR less than it cost
him years ago the finest apar-ill ny
house building site in ID Paso. $50 100.
frontage on Stanton street, on corneE- e
me intersection o. Crosby St. A--ra--
p. o Box SOL p Raso-
BLISS ST. HOME
BUNGALOW OF five rooms, south 'front.'
on u 10. frontage A nice home-lllAe
place for S5z50- on terms OF Flyy1
down
JAY +. KNOX COMPANY
s0f cables Bldg Phone 2296
FOR SALE By OWNER-5 room mod
ern bungalow, on Two lots. sleeping
porch. basement. cement sideWa AXIS
earaee. plenty OF outhouses, 90 young
fruit trees. 2 blocks from car line IN
Tobin Addition, near Wasnils ton
Park $3.50; small payment down,
balance easy terms VIII take as pa-I
uayment automobile. COW or anything
% value Phone 7Q1l.