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The evening world., 1919-11-06
: SUES FATHER-IN-LAW.
wife Asks 100000 as Heart
balm.

Mrs. Lillian Blosveren, who is win
tering at Palm Beach, Fla, filed suit
In the Supreme Court to-day for $780,
900 against her father-in-law, Barron
Bfosveren OF Flushing. l. l., a New
York merchant.
The plaintiff alleges that the de.
fendant, "by false insinua tions" in.
veigled her husband to leave her anC
live with his father In Flushing.
The evening world., 1919-11-06
HUNGARY NAMES APPoNYI.
Chooses Him as Head OF Peace
COmmission at Paris.

BUDAPEST. Nov. ASSOCIATED
Press).-Count Albert Apponyi. the
Magyar Nationalist leader. has accepted
the presidency OF the commission which
Will go to Paris to negotiate the Hun
garian peace treaty when summoned
by the Peace Commission.
The Supreme Council has, so far
taken the position that 1t was pot pre-
pared to negotiate a treaty with the
present government OF Hungary hold
ing that IL Is not properly representa-
tive OF the nation.
The evening world., 1919-11-06

ton or qualification OF any sort.
They feel the country wants some
reservations to protect America on
most points 30 as to avoid misunder-
standing in the future concerning
Americas obligations.
HOW A COMPROMISE CAN RE
BROUGHT ABOUT.
Many Democrats recognize that
position on the part OF their political
opponents as valid and are ready
therefore 10 enter into an agreement
on a set OF reservations which are
mutually acceptable. II. after dis
posing of the first two ratifying
resolutlons-the one offered by Sena-
tor Lodge embodying the extreme
Republican position and the other
offered by Senator Hitchcock as a
matter OF record on behalf OF the
Presidents position - there should
come before the Senate. a ratifying
resolution containing reservations
along the lines suggested by Charles
Evans Hughes OF William Howard
Taft and II such resolution is Of.
fered by one OF the sOcalled mild
reservationistS' among the Repubil.
cans. II would be comparatively
simple matter to get the necessary
two-thJds vote to ratify the treaty.
But so long as the extreme Re-
publicans can by parliamentary
manoeuvre or otherwise bring about
the defeat OF the Peace Treaty
which they think would be a good
thing for America-just 80 long will
II be impossible for the Democrats to
offer a compromise resolution. Once
the two sides have seen that on the
question OF giving the Senate an op
portunity to vote on the ratifying
resolutions Of the majority and
minority is something that should
have nothing to do with the merits
OF the respective resolutions. but Il
merely a right TO each side TO get 8
record vote-the Senate itself beini
the Judge of what 1t wishes passed
or defeated-then there will be {
change in the situation.
The Democrats will have had theii
caucus by tomorrow when a definite
line OF policy will be pressed. The
Republicans too are comforting as Il
whether they should allow the
treaty to be killed by parliamentary
manoeuvres. explaining to the coun
=, try that the Democrats were re
, sponsible, or whether they shoulC
' obtain a definite agreement with tn
a Democrats on reservations in ad
> vance OF the first vote on the ratify
n ing resolutlon--a course that Is be
I ing urged by some OF the mild res
q ervationists.
e But the whole thing is now com
Y ing to a climax and within anothe
r fortnight the country will know jus
IS which members Of the Senate ar
G. sincerely anxious for some Leagu
L Of Nations and the approval Of III
'r Peace Treaty and those that are a
'c intensely determined that America
signature shall be withheld from III
y whole thing for an indefinite perlo
The evening world., 1919-11-06
WIDOW SUES CONVICT.

The trial OF the suit OF Mrs. Victoria
A McKerale. seventy-six. the widow OF
a wealthy promoter, against Richard
Lane for the recovery OF t265,OO0 wRA
started to-day before Justice Robert L.
Luce and a jury In the Supreme Court.
Lane, who Il now Servng a sentence
IN the Great Meadows prison. for grand
larceny gained S2sB 200 from the aged
widow by false representation. accord i
ing 70 William Grant Brown. her coun-
sell A prison keeper accompanied
The evening world., 1919-11-06
Poison Victim 10 Recover.

Mrs. lillian Scarsdale' OF No. 337 Flf-
ty-third Street. Brooklyn. was taken to
the Norwegian Hospital to-day after
neigh Dor had found her writhing on the
floor OF her home. The surgeons said
she had swallowed an lrritant poison.
A note found on a table asked her hus
band TO forgive her for what she was
about to do" She will recover.
The evening world., 1919-11-06
DIED.
COATs.-ISATnLEEN.

COhTs.-ISATH
Services at ;he CAMPBELL FUNERAL
CHURCH, Broadway and 6oth ST., on
Friday. at 4 o'clock.
GILBs.--CnAuNCEY.
Services at the CAMPBELL FUNERAL
CHURCH. moadway and eeth ST., on
Thursday. at 2 o'clock.
JOuNsTOS.--HARRIE b.
Services at tho CAMPBELL FUNERAL
oHURcH, Broadway anS ash ss,
FRIDAY, 10 e'e!0ak-
The evening world., 1919-11-06
the Senate by the committee Of the
whole.
LODGE WINS POINT ~ MAR
~. ahALL,a RULING.

Senator Lodge offered the foreign
relations committee reservations to
4 tho senate and said that he would
ask that they be voted ON individually.
Vice President Marshall overruled
Underwood's point OF order against
this procedure
Marshall supported Lodges con-
tention that reservations should bo
ffAs,ted on FIRST 20 that Senators would
be free 70 vote for amendments In
case they were dissatisfied with res
efvations adopted.
2 Marshall said he was unwilling TO
interpret the rules 80 strictly TO pre-
vent full opportunity for these Sen
ators to act on reservations first.
HITCHCOCK TO SEE WILSON
- ABOUT THE TREATY.
81 Before the days debate in the SEN
fate began Secretary Tumulty said he
was arranging with Rear Admiral
crayson. the Presidents physician,
b FOR Mr.. Hitchcock to visit the Prosi-
:. dent.
me Nebraska Senator plans TO lay
:. the entire Treaty situation before the
President and give his opinions as 10
what reservations are likely TO re-
caive the support Of n majority In the
Senate. The President In turn will
say what reservations will be accept
able TO him.
Mr.. Wilson has repeatedly said tina.
no change in the Treaty which would
require its re-negotiation would be
acceptable.
when the treaty was taken up In
the Senate to-day Senator Knox in
troduced a blanket resolution TO re-
lease the United Stntes from any oD-
liKation TO be bound by decisions or
Recommendation Of the League OF
.NaRions. Senator Knox said the pur-
pose was 20 make this country
"ccnsulting member" Of the League.
. The reservation would give the
United States the FULLEST and most
icomplete liberty OF action" In regard
70 League affairs. with "the sole right
20 Determine It's own relations and
duties and course OF action"
II also would claim an uncondi-
tional right of withdrawal and would
make ratification OF the treaty de.
4 pendent on Affirmative acceptance OF
the reservation by the other powers
senator La Forlette resumed the
attack begun yesterday on President
wilson's course in negotiating the
, treaty.
The Senate rejected the Gore
amendment 81 10 i6. Senator Lodge
sn<oted with the Democrats TO reject
ths amendment.
IA lodge called up the reservations
framed by the Foreign Relations
committse. which brought about a
parliamentary tangle.
- Underwood said all amendments
. should be disposed OF first. Borah
then offered TO withdraw his pending
4 amendments on Article ". but re-
! served the right TO relntroduce them
Tar satisfactory reservations are not
a adopted.
N Lodge said clauses OF the RESOLUTION
.,of ratification should be adopted be-
fore the resolution itself Is acted
4upon. Senator Swanson, Democrat,
Virginia, dissented from this plan.
fN During the debate Administration
headers called a conference OF DEM
i,ocratlc Senators for tonight to con-
slider some hspects.of the treaty fght.
The evening world., 1919-11-06
PenusyIvRnin Operators Claim
Miners Are Returning.

PITTSBURGH. Nov. Coal oper-
ators declare that union miners are
returning TO work with surprising
regularity and that two union mines
on the Panhandle Railroad worked
so per cent. OF capacity yesterday
These mines were said TO be shipping
out at the rate OF 40 10 80 cars a day.
Miners officials, however, insist not
a union man has returned To work.
The evening world., 1919-11-06
PEDESTRIANS SOAKED.
Porter Clears Drain Pipes ou
ThronEa ncIoM.

Pedestrians passing No 154 Nassau
Street at 1885 this morning were
drenched and candy stand located IN
front OF the building was swamped.
when shower of accumulated rain
water descended apparently from the
tenth floor OF the structure
Investigation showed the water came
from a stone balcony and was caused
by a conscientious porter clearing drain
holes, thus releasing the water on tho
heads OF the passing crowds
The evening world., 1919-11-06

LONDON, Nov. 6.--According to a
Aeml-ofiiclal announcement from War
saw, American nnanclers have success
fully negotiated & per cent loan OF
$3.50, coo. 900 with the Polish Govern
ment. The communication says the
Joan Will be backed by the National City
iank OF Kew York
The evening world., 1919-11-06
READ LUDENDoRFF'S
OWN STORY

In The World To-MorrOw Morning
LudendOrif planned 10 bag the
main part Of the ROumanian
Army by q bold stroke across the
TtansylvanlaB Alps and the lower
Danube. HIS German troops did
their part, but the Austrians
failed him again. SO he had to
change his strategy and end more
troops 10 carry cut his scheme 10
get tle Roumnnlan food and oil
Ne 30 badly needed. These things
he tells - the next InstalmeHL
The evening world., 1919-11-06
aII, 900 Robbery Just Reported,

The loft on the second floor OF a
building at s72-ss2 Freeman Street. the
Bronx. occupied by A. d. Kleinrock
Inc. was robbed on last Friday night
OF Sii 900 worth OF silk goods. The
building Is prtected by detective
agency. but the burglars did not turn
ln an alarm.
The evening world., 1919-11-06

a ugiline That llors Not Affect Ilesd
b tanA of ~ tnne sad LAXATIVE eff,ci. LAXATIVE
bROhO otlNlNE irsblsN can b. lAken by any
one Nlihom esnsing n'nonfn,sf W ringing IN ihe
1novs's sFnAiass 20 ths boa ttadAavt
The evening world., 1919-11-06
GAIN NEEDED STRENGTH
Ia EIxI,t go "i' king FGtheT
Johns Medicine.

ofi roids bv takins Father JoSn's Medi.
clue. the yurs food ionis hss haa 70
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-08

Take advantage Of this Special
week and buy Christmas ties
now-or if you need neckwsar
for your personal use this is IN
excellent opportunity.
A large new, diversified collection
Of four-in-hand ties In rich Persian.
floral and conventional designs,
and the new Roman stripes 1t
prices which II duplicated later in
the season would cost you much
more. Choice $3.50. Sits. $500
and $3.50.
Other lines at Soc. 75c. s10o and
S1.2s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-08

and
that timely
during
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-08
Winsted Wool Underwear

For 20 years sold Wnstead nonAhrnkable
and wool underwear for OF all the thousands Of
dozens sold in that time never complaint:
surely sufficient guarantee of quality present sup
ply Of Winstead merino cashmere mixed shirts and
drawers owned by at about under todays prices
and will be sold the average savings during
this sale, per garment $780, $685. $2.25 and $685.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22
For Rent-Aparlments Furnished

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THE LOUISE-Two rooms and kitcheueti
lights. telephone. Iinena furnished 1875
MYRTLE Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22
Situations Wantsd-Male

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SMALL SET OF BOOKS by bookkeeper
now empioyed Expert service Phi. $50
WANTED-Painting. paper roof made TO
last three years longer by painting Rooms
tinted. 81 up Phone $50
CARPENTER warts to figure on building
or repair work Sle=pilg porches and
screening speciality. Phone $50.
CARPENTER wants TO ngure on build
ing or repair work Screening and sleep
Ing pnrches a Specially Pm 25l5-
EXPERT CHAUFFEUR desires position
with private family; viii be discharged
from army in few days Call Wertz o035
any car. VIII do any other work y nee
essary- Wages reasonable Jack Davis
5o1 North Stanton St
STU ALTON wanted by man Of 25 years
experience in mechanical work. am a
practical man with technical training and
have held positions os master mechanic,
maintenance engineer ard construction
superintendent Am willing 70 locate any
where for suitable position address r. A
Allen. p. o. Box 1e0l. Fl Worth, care
]. D. S.
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED. efficient
keeping. land titles. insurance and law
training. rapid. accurate. married and
healthy wants position with an established
business in II Paso, could report on 80
days notice and make permanent home
in Fl PaEo Reference given on request
address T-s6, Herald
WANTED-Position as general office
clerk-cost accounting and geographical
woriz-either local or In any part Of the
United States or Mexico by young man
who has been working for some Of the
large COPPER mines in Arizona and New
Mexico in This capacity for the past IL
years Can furnish references as 10 char
acter and ability. Adde'S M53. Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22
Help Wanted-FemaIe


EARN SIS WEEKLY. spare time. writing
for newspapers. maEaziues Experience uu-
necessary. details free. Press Syndicate.
1S3 Sc Louis. No
WANTED bright. capable ladies TO
travel demonstrate and sell dealers SO
20 $50 per week. Railroad fare paid Write
no once Goodrich Drug Co.. Dept So.
Omaha. Nohr-
Wanted good cook. and for general
housarorll. in family OF two Coed wages,
light work. and comfortable living quar-
tiers provided. References required In
quire NO @. Rosemout Apis
WANTED-Typist 10 operate Underwood
Expense Billing machine Must De fast
and have had r. r. local office expert
ence. None other need apply Salary
S125. Address. Freight Agent. Douglas
WANTED Young woman for office work.
desire one who can speak Spanish and
English. operate typewriter and take
short hand dictations fairly well; nerna-
ueut position for industrious Intelligent
woman The Texas Purchasing Co. Room
g. Coles Bldg. Cor san Antonio and Gre
rou SITS. over Union Clothing store
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22

rs7srtnent OF Insurance and Banking,
State of Texas. Austin Texas Aarcn
IA 1913 80 us To all whom u may
concern This 1s TO certify, that the In
teruafionaI Fire Insurance company or
Dallas Texas. has en- all respects fully
complied with the laws OF Texas as con-
ditions precedent 20 its doing business in
this state, and I have issued 10 said com
uanv q Certificate Of Authority from This
Office emitting BE- 20 do business in TINS
state FOR the year eEl1E the 2sth Of Feb
ruarv. 1890.
Given under my hand and seal of Of
Gee az austin. Teza7. The date first
ah0vs written
Geo. Worley BisEz Commiasloacr
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Help Wauted-MaIe

Help Wanted-Male
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WANTED-3Iexican boy TO scrape dishes
and mop ClarA's CAFETERIA. COS Mesa
IyANNTED--RITisht boy about Il yeaTs old
- Paso Printlng c.
WANTED-American boy I5 or II years
Old Apply Foreman Mating Room Herald
WANTED-Good bookkeeper. enc familiar
with Burroughs Posting Machine Ad-
dress LIS. Herald-
WANTED-Experienc real estate sales
man Apply 201 Caples Bldg W. c. Por-
ter g co.
WANTED-CoIored salesmeu- Marvellous
new health, accident, insurance Big op-
portunitv. Act quickly Box S51. Chicago
WANTED-Comrtt married man for
farm work small house on place Per
manent Ctss- T. Bartlett. Ia Mesa.
YOUNG MAN who win do very light
work in sanatorium as part payment Tor
his expenses Write for particulars, p. o.
BOX 1ol, Alamogordo. n ~
WASTED-BriFht, active boy 10 make
himself generally useful around the Of
flee Apply Mr. Meaghers 206 ". Over
land
FIREIEN, brakemen. baggagemen, S1so-
$500. Colored porters, by railroads ev-
erywhere. Experience unnecessary. rs
By. Bureau. East St. Louis. III
WANTED-One dozen high class youns
men Apply Young Peoples sunday School
class Austin Park Christian church. sun,
s-s5 a. m
FIRElIEN, BRAEEAIES. sI50-s200 month
ly- experience unnecessarys must study
easy necessary Instruction. send stamp
Write, Railway Association, care Herald
MAN to work this city refinishing chan
Celiers. brass beds, automobiles. by new
method SO daily without capital or e1-
perience- Write Gunmetal Co. 126 Elm,
Decatur, Ill
WANTED Ar ONCE-Experienced book
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etc address XII. care Ferald
Man, over IS, TO train for s100O-S110O Fl
Paso permanent appointment Easy work
Short hours Experience unnecessary-
Write Chief Export. Division 166. Roch-
ester. n 7.
WANTED at once. experlenced book
keeper. permanent position 10 competent.
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WANTED - Experienced manager and
buyer for retail shoe store. Good opening
ences and experience No other need an
swer. address L45. care aerald
CARPENTERS WANTED-Can use az
once, three first class mechanics, one
lather, one first class cement man Coed
scale, plenty Of work For ruu particu-
lars. write Geo. PAR, Contractor, Amar-
illo. Tex
WANTED man OF good character for
our special real estate representative tx
perience unnecessary I've teach youl- Dig
uified work-nO canvassing-part or whole
time Make money while learning Ma
tionaI Cooperative Realty Co, Dept
H6f2 You St. Washington. D. C.
WANTED MEN - Prepare as firemen.
brakemen. colored train porters. 2150-S20o
month No experience necessary. All
standard roads. 500 wanted Uniforms
and passes furnished when Necessary
Inter Railway Dept Q5Ds Indianapolis.
Ind
UNITED STATES government wants men
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and other services. Let our expert for
uer government examiner. prepare you for
these and other fine positions Write to-
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22

OIL WORTH MILLIONS
MINES WORTH BILLIONS
In Mexico.
Get your share: We tell you how.
Information.
BOX 2s9, IL PASO.

We manufacture a cErburetor for Ford
cars which is guaranteed to give double
the mileage over any other carburetor
ever constructed regardless OF name, make
or price.
Money refunded II fifteen day FREE
trial does not prove It. Entirely new
principle-simple plain tube-not a NOV
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weather without heating or prlminE
Tremendous demand Thousands now IN
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Reliable. energetic man who can guar
autee sales and carry stock OF $500 TO
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$4,000 this year. No special experience
Necessary
cars In about sixty days.
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Chicago. Ill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22
Wsnted-Bids


Sealed bids. accompanied by certified
check for $1,000. viii BE- received for three
story lrcproof hotel. until 4 D. rl-. April
list. at German. Texas Plans and speci-
ficatious may be obtained from archl-
tect David s Castle. Abilene. Texas
Address all bids 20 Secretary Chamber OF
Commerce. German Texas
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids VIII be received and opened
by the Comm lssiouers Court OF Gaines
county Texas. az u o'clock noon. April
18th. 1913 for the erection and compile
ton Of Court House and JAN Building
az Seminole. Texas
Plans and Specifications may be had
az the office OF Sauruluet e. Stats. Ar
chitects First Nat-ouaI Bank Building, TT
Worth. Texas
a certified check in an amount Of
$1,000. made payable TO County judge
r. %. stark viii be required with each
bid. under the usual conditions. and the
Contractor who is awarded the contract
viii be required 70 accept she legal OBJ
legations q the County in payment for
the work
An bids must be filed with the County
Judge by II o'clock a. m. April 1fth-
1913.
r. o. Stark. County Judge,
Seminole. Gaines County. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22
OIL and Mining


WILL Buy shares in Sunhsine oil stock
al sl-5. prefer small blocks, Ph. S5sgW-
If INTERESTED in Coke county oil leases.
write j. D. Reilly. Bronte. Texas
4 GOOD speculation. For sale. $50 acres
placer OH locations Columbus oil field
Price reasonable address la, Herald
SEND cent stamp FOR booklet. Millions
In ON" Address as Carter Bldg. Hous-
ton. Texas
GOOD OIL LEASE, patented land. Colum-
bus oh field For sale al a low price.
Address Lf2. care Herald
FOR SALE-Lease on school section in
HoIbrook oil basin, Arizona, near drills
working coutinually- Thomas. Globe. Ariz
OIL a REFINING company wants leases
offering shares for bonus large profits as
sured- Address p O. Box fS3, Fort Worth.
Texas
12eo ACRES. best and largest tract avail
able near Lampasas- ground floor; give
short option r. J. Schmid. Corsicanls
I35 ACRES y W. Bosque county out %
2fcCullluEh and Caldwell surveys . miles
Weeks well. other wells and Locations an
around SEQ Ter acre, Immediate delivery.
Addrass owner BoN a4-, Clehurne- Tex
WANTED LEASES-Druing contracts.
large or small. personal attention. List
with me FOR quick action and results
samuel r. Davis, pa Moore Bldg, san
Antonio.
BUY REPUBLIC OII,-Shares $40 each.
capital stock sf5.000. 10 acres. block 6s.
E3urkburuett- Immediate development
low capitalization efficient management
send remittance now II you want stock
Republic OIL Association. 205 = Main ST.
Fort Worth. Tex
OIL MEN-IVe have two townships. choice
Texas oil land. 100 miles east Of Fl Paso.
and want TO start something quick We
expect prospective buyer TO retain So per
cent for an or any part We have man
on field with car 10 meet interested par
Ties Wire me Box f47. Kingman. Ariz
TEXAS BEST on lard cDportunity-17 l0|
acre tracts in Jones county. e1z miles
northeast in block 80 where Sammies In
ves-ment company now putting down $500
foot test we'll Lease SIS Producers Rent
al 81 per year due December. 1913 Price
500 per tract Harper & Marvin. Ausous
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22
THHGs MOVE FASTER

10 takes less hours 90 do work a. uachiu-
cry is improved Airulanes. autos. rlll-
roads and tractors all help reduce the
hours OF worl- You may not own any
% those things but you can own a rid
Ing Qlow Also phone Myrtle rradius
Place f0r 500 sacks OF beans. prices great
ly reduced Phone 20a5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22

This is clean white paper in s-rins about
eight feet long and either Us or ld inches
wide To is suitable fer wrapping par
GELS. Tor cutting into scratch paper or
second sheets. for placing under c1rue-
paper ls used Price cents per pound
az Herald Offica. Circulation Department.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22
NnTIcE ID CnNTRAfT0Rs


Bids viii be received until 10 a. M
saturday. March g. 1913. at GIG scar
borough Bldg. Austin. Texas. FOR the
erection and completion Of a 3-story re-
iuforced concrete building. Including.
heating and electric work al Alpine. Tex
Bids must be addressed 90 A. c. Goeth,
president state Normal Board Of Regents.
Austin. Texas. and must be accompanied
with certified checks 10 the amount OF
percent Of the amount OF the bid
Checks payable TO A. c. Goeth. president
as guaranteed contractor viii accept
contract and make satisfactory survey
bond for completion OF same should con
tract be awarded him Plans and speci-
fcations may be had by applying 70 En-
dress 81 Watkins architects, 10 Seaman
Bldg. Houston. Texas upon deposit OF
5-5 20 guarantee return Of plans. The
usual right 20 reject any and all BIDS are