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Arizona republican., 1920-07-15
9,OOO- MILE FLIGHT ID NOME, ALASKA, AND BACK STARTS TODAY
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MINEOLA N. Y. July 14.-Prepara- tions for the 9.0OO-m mile flight to Nome, Alaska, and return which army air service airplanes will attempt at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, virtually were completed here tonight. Selection of an observer for one machine only remains
 The planes were tuned up" and in- spected late today, completing a weeks careful grooming for the journey which has been officially termed the Alaskan flying expedition. With the placing of emergency rations and water bottles aboard, officers in charge tonight said the expedition was ready for the gun"
 Official reasons given for the flight are the establishment of a direct air route to Alaska for the movement of air service units in event of need, and photographing unmapped, inaccessible areas of Alaska that would require three years for ground surveying.
 The itinerary and consecutive dis tances in miles to be covered are:
 Mitchell field to Erie, Pa, $50; Grand Rapids, Mich, 300: Winona, Minn., BIO; Fargo, N. D., 320; Portal. N. D.. 290; Saskatoon, Sask., Canada, 2S0; Edmon ton, Alberta, 200; Jaspar 200 Prince George, B. C., POO; Hazelton 220; Wran gel, Alaska, 21O; White Horse Yukon, 30; Dawson, 250; Fairbanks, 275; Ruby, 240 and Nome, 300.
 The observer still to be selected is a substitute for Sergeant T. Vierra, whose enlistment expires within the next few days. Sergeant Nierra had been as signed to plane No. 3, which will be piloted by Lieut.. c. H. Crumrine, photographic officer of the expedition.
 The expedition will be commanded by Captain St. Claire Street, who will carry Sergeant Edmind Henriques as observer and mechanic. The second in command will be Lieut.. Clifford C. Mutt, who will be accompanied by Lieut.. Brick H. Nelson, also a pilot and engineering officer of the expedition.
 The fourth plane will be piloted by Lieut.. Rose Kirkpatrick with Master Electrician Joseph l.. English as ob- server and mechanician
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15
UTAH LAWYER TO
 HEAD THIRD PARTY
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proceeded to nominating speeches for presidential candidates.
 R. H. Harland of Washington pre- sented the name of Dudley Field Ma lone.
 New York delegates staged a. brief demonstration; then Catherine Simms of New York city presented the name of Henry Ford. She explained she had first tried to offer the Detroit manu- facturer to the Single Tax party. but received a cold reception.
 E. D. McDougal of Kansas placed Farley F. Christensen of Utah in nomination, and T. H. Lunde of Hi noise offered Senator Robert M. La Toilette.
 The nomination, coming after re- peated assurances that La Toilette would not run, took the delegates by surprise. The demonstration was short lived.
 William Rodriguez of Illinois, labor party leader, seconded the nomination of the Wisconsin senator.
 Prefixing his remarks that he was going to nominate a radical as well as
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15
La Toilette Declines.

a labor man. Samuel Levine of New Jersey placed the name of Eugene Debs in nomination.
 La Toilette Declines.
 Robert M. La Toilette. Jr, appeared on the platform and announced that his father had informed him over the telephone that circumstances had arisen which prevented him from ac- cepting the nomination by this con Vention and asked that his name De withdrawn immediately
 J. A. H. Hopkins, chairman of the national committee of the Committee of 4S. moved the formal withdrawal or inc name of Senator La Toilette and the convention sustained his motion
 Otto Branstetter, secretary Of the Socialist party. followed MT. Hopkins and informed the delegates that in his opinion Eugene Debs, now in the At Ianta penitentiary, would not accept the nomination under the Farmer Labor banner and requested that his name be withdrawn. Samuel Levine, who placed Debs in nomination, re- fused, however, to withdraw the
 The statement from Senator La Toilette as read by his son was as fol- lows:
 T have just been informed that, con- trary to my expressed wishes, my name has been placed in nomination before your convention.
 Tn view of the circumstances which have arisen I do not consider myself available and must therefore decline to run if the nomination be rendered me. earnestly hope that my name will be withdrawn without further delay
 Mrs. Josephine Lovereglio of Illi- nois placed the name of Herbert Bige- low of Ohio in nomination.
 C. J. McDougal of Arkansas pre- sented the name of Governor L. J. Frazier of North Dakota.
 Jane Addams of Illinois was pre- sented to the convention by Mrs. C. c. Jeffries of Illinois as a candidate after which P. P Christensen took the platform and withdrew his name, while Charles Thomson of North Dakota stated that he had the au- thority to withdraw the name of Gov ernor Frazier
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15
DEMOCRATIC PLANKS
 MORE FAVORABLE TO
 LABOR SAYS GOMPERS
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 " WAfoHlNGTON, July 14-Wefehed ssalnst the specific demands of organ lzed labor, the Democratic platform adopted at San Francisco more near " aIt'roNlmates the desired dec1ara- Lohs oI human rights than do the piahks found in the Republican plat lofm,f Samuel Gompers, chairman of the special committee appointed by the American Federation of Labor to pre- sent FaDors demands to both party conVesltions, said today in reporting me Result of the committees work win sthe report was made public an analysis of the labor blanks in the Democratic platform and comparison or these with the program adopted by the annual convention of the fedora tion in Montreal.
 Tn summarizing it is but fair to say that the Democratic platform marks a measure of progress not found in the platform of the Republican party the report asserted. 'fThe men and women Of labor of the United States and her lloerty loving people must judge be- tween the declarations of these par ties. srhe impending campaign is upon us and the citizenship of our country must determine its own course in elect Ing those candidates who are most friendly disposed toward labor, justice, freedom, democracy, and to defeat those who are less friendly or more hostile to these principles.
 Labor of America is not partisan to any political party; it is partisan to principles, the principles of justice and freedom; it undertakes neither to dic- tate nor control the choice of the workers the citizenship generally for which party or candidates they should vote, but it would be palpable derelection of duty did We fail to place the facts before the voters of our county upon the records of both par ties nd their respective candidates for public office''
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15
MEXICAN EXODUS HEAVY

MEXICO CITY. July 14.-LaSt year 15,000 families emigrated from Mex ico td Texas alone, the secretary of commerce and labor announced, ac- cording to Fl Universal, today. The newspaper quotes Provisional Presi- dent de Ia Huerta as saying that lack of work in Mexico and better pay in the United States were the reasons for the exodus, which was aggravated by recent strikes in Mexico. The govern ment, However. the president declared could Enot prevent emigration which would Doe limiting personal freedom.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15
PITrMAN TRIAL NEAR END

FRESNO, Cal, July 14-Expert tes- tfmony intended to combat the de- fense plea of emotional or temporary insanity will terminate the presenta- ton of the evidence in the trial of M. E. Pittman for the murder of An drew Nicholson, building contractor here, last March 23, according to an announcement made tonight by District Attorney D. c. Beaumont
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15
RAIL REFORMS UNDER WAY

MEXICO CITY, July 14.-Sweepng reforms in the tariffs charged by rail- ways, especially freight rates, are be- ing made by the secretary of communi- cations and public works, says the Ex- celsior. Changes in the rates will be made after a conference with all in terests involved, the department hay ing adopted methods pursued by the United States interstate commerce commission
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15
IMPRESSED WITH U. S. ATTITUDE

MlAIJO CII4, July I4.-Df. AIvaEo. Torres Diaz, until recently confidential agent of Provisional President dc Ia Huerta in Washington, said he was well impressed with the attitude of the United States toward the new govern . ment in Mexico, according 70 an inter view published in Fl Universal this morning. Dr. Diaz arrived here yes terday and reported to President de la Huerta, the conference lasting two hoursK
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15
ON FINANCIAL MISSION

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, July IL General Salvador Alvarado, provisional secretary of the Mexican treasury, ar- rived at Matamoros, opposite here early today, en route to New York on a. financial mission for the Mexican government He brought an escort of 150 Mexican Yaqui soldiers.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15
woNT GIVE Ae-cAN,r VOTE

TOPEKA, Kan, July 14.-Rather than give her age when she went to the city hall today to register, Mrs. Mar garet Hill McCarter. we'll known au- thoress and club woman, left without registering. Mrs. McCarter spoke be- fore the recent Republican national convention.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-15
poWNEY sHApEs RARrEIEIp

DETROIT, July 14-Bryan Downey of Columbus, Ohio, shaded Soldier Bartfield, New York, in a hard fought 10-round match here tonight. In every round but the ninth, Downey had the advantage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19

Nine rooms and large glassed sleep
ing porch with IS Pullman windows.
sun room on ground floor, built-in
laundry tubs, extra laYatory. brick
garage, heating plant. buffers pan
Try. tile bath with tiled-in tub and
pedestal lavatory, full length bevel
plate mirror door hardwood floors.
living room across entire front % f.
long, beautiful staircase from front
extra large closets. builr-in book
cases, buffet and kitchen cabinets
with tile drainboard- Located on cor
ner, on three fun lots. with all paw
ing paid. in Manhattan Heights. with
beautiful view overlooking city and
valley a bargain at the present
price, $4,000. Reasonable terms
LEANELL 4 SHERMAN
lis Texas St Phone 1926
Members FL Faso Real Estate Board
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19


-Four rooms, hath and sleep
ing porch, built-in features.
hardwood floors, south front.
Oh paved street, close to car
line and school. 40x140. It's
a snap; only Ss50.00 cash, bal
ance easy
S4250.OO
In Manhattan Heights, five
room house with basement,
hardwood floors. built-in fea-
lures, just north Of Five
Points, close to car line. near
location Of the new Manhat--
tan Heights school. the con-
tract for which has just been
let; $4,000 cash, balance
$500 per month.
Gail ZACH COLLIER With
WYATT & RICHET
Real Estate. Insurance and
Investments
1885 First National Bank
Bldg.-Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19

This place Of large rooms. bath and
sleeping porch g IL an exceptionally desir-
able location The street "a paved and has
wide parking There e q good brick
garage with cement driveway from the
front There are two south front corner
lots with the side street paved. all paving
paid for This IS one o. the very best buys
in close In property 20 De had. go Il you
are I'm the market don't fail 20 see this
Phone +. Il. Fletcher 4ff9; nights 15l1W
MCKEE BROS, eos MILLS BLDG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19
6 ROOM EIRyACE HEATED ..1.5

Worth $500. Has rooms. hardwood
Uoors throughout, tile bath. French
5oors IN living room. finished In
ivory throughout mirror door in bed
room. tile drain boards IN kitchen.
There is large brick garage and
driveway from front
on paved St. paving paid. one block
20 Alta Vista school and two car
lines.
About 1890 down.
A real bargain.
PHILLIPs-CREEL REALTY co.
ph. 1876 307 First Nat. Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19

one OF the best built homes in Il
PasO. rooms. two baths. about 80
feet Of porch, glassed in on one side.
draperies. garage. COW and chicken
room; vegetable garden, flower beds.
on 4 lots overlooking city. open view
so located home will never be
crowded. just below new scenic
drive and near proposed new city
park and dlaEonally across a block
from car line Value will increase
rapidly. $4,000. half cash. balance.
terms. II sold AZ once. Phone owner.
3168J or 1915
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19

FOX EXCHANGE-sIs0O clear lots. gss80
cash FOR room modern house. viii pay
$4,000
aities or leases IN proven fields: equity IN
bungalow for car or oil stock
u acres near Fado. n. b.. FOR cottage.
equity furnished house. rents for $50 per
month for good second lien note or auto.
IS aces near san Elizario II acres b
Alfalfa Tor cottage 50 acres 20 Colorado
for e Paso property. new modern aua-t-
ueut house for COTTAGE business property.
rents 1870 Per month. good buy. viii take
$4,000 city property or valley land as
side Of faleta for cottages; 4 room adobe
house. "a acres. outhnuses good loca-
ton. about 10 miles from z Paso. or
interurban. for lots OF cntthCe
Good land for cotton al a sacrffice."
brick tenement near Paso del Norte Hotel
for good leases or royalty or improved
valley land
W. n. CARL.
Phone g. so2 Caplss BIDS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19
WANT A HoMEF

New brick bungalow. five rooms. tile
bath, hardwood floors in every room.
nice basement and heating plant.
built-in bookcases. kitchen cabinets
and tiled draiuboard. beautiful man
tel. large service porch. breakfast
room with Pullman tables and seats.
This home is finished throughout in
ivory enamel ready Tor immediate
occupancy, located on two full lots.
on car line. near Manhattan Heights.
Could not possibly be duplicated at
the price, $500. Terms $1,000 cash
and $50 per month
LEAFELL & SHERMAN
116 Texas St Phone 1926.
Members FL Paso Real Estate Board.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19

UPSON AVE, blocks above Cleve-
land square. ) room house, on so II.
frontage Price $500; half cash.
y. Ell PASO ST. 10 room house, story
and half. on 50 # lot Price $500.
Terms. $500 cash. balance notes.
JAY r KNOX COMPANY.
30l Capl5s Bldg Phone 2296
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19
For Sale-CitH ProperfH

For Sale-City Property
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FOR sALE-Hi ghland Park. s room brick
house, splendid sleeping porch. lots
$500. easy terms. Ph. $50 after 6 pm.
SIX room adobe house for sale on south
lays 81. near car line. house rents FOR
81 month Phi 1855
FIVE rooms and bath. 80 feet front. de-
sirahle location. $500 cash. owner leaving
CITY Address p Q. Box s.
FOR SALE-By owner, 3 rooms and
glassed sleeping porch. south front, full
lots. On corner Ph- 2S63.
FOR SALLY owner. lots and s, block
fs. Ia Luz St. south front. street paved.
800 cash - Donnelly. ss25 Clifton
FOR sALE-By owner. room house. fur
nished or unfurnished. near high school.
bargain II sold at once. Pm e7e7
BEAUTIFUL Rio Grande street corner. s
room brick, can Be made into 8 apart
ments. garage. rear, always rented. $50
month 0Ener. Ph- 6533W-
HIRE THEY ARE.
REAL PURCHASES.
Five rooms and sleeping porch. full size
basement hot water heat. located on Z.
Boulevard; an ideal home
Five rooms and sleeping porch. south
front, on Arizona S..
-Four rooms and sleeping porch. Just
completed on Lebanon St.
Five rosms and sleeping Porohss.
double house. south front. On Arizona ST.
VIII sell furnished or unfuruished.
PHONE PENNEBAKER's OFFICE. HE.
104 Texas St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19

EVENTUALLY. Young MAN.
You viii want home. why not buy nice.
level lots IN beautiful Mount Franklin Ter
race Addition adjacent 10 New Baptist
Sanatoriuu. while they are cheap. and
have q building site ready when wanted
or. you can invest now and later take a
nice profit lots sold On easy terms SO
down and IS per month each; 500 10 $50
per lot; no interest or taxes until paid for:
investigate our liberal contract. good buy
for any man O. woman Other choice lots
closer in at $3.50 20 $3.50 each Let Us
show you.
J. J. PICKETT with F. A. SPENCE.
40 Sa1 Antonio. Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19

BEAUTIFUL bungalow. $3.50. rooms.
latn. hardwood floors. built In features.
stone fireplace. equipped for furnace heat.
cement floored basement, large front and
back yards. trees. flowers. large cement
floored EsraEei south front wonderful
view. built 8 years. 1913 Savannah St..
Phi. 5747W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19
sly ROOM MoDERN RUNGA-

SIX ROOM MODERN BUNGA-
LOW, on corner. Manhattan
Heights. paved street paving
paid. hardwood floors through
out. tiled bath with shower
attachment, tiled drainboard
and builtin china closet. buf-
fet. bookcases. linen closets.
French doors between living
room and dining room, glassed
in sleeping porch, basement,
heating plant Most modern.
up to date bungalow you will
find on the market today
$3.50. only $1,000 cash, bal
ance good terms
MODERN 3 ROOM BUNGA-
Low, Manhattan Heights,
south front, hardwood floors,
tiled bath. large rooms.
French doors between living
room and lining room,
breakfast room, . glassed in
sleeping porches. basement
and heating plant, $3.50;
$1,000 cash, balance terms
WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL
residence on Montana street,
facing south. fun lots on
Montana with full lots in
the rear facing Rio Grande.
This house has s beautiful
rooms, heating plant and all
modern conveniencess a love-
~ home. Only $4,000. You
should see this TO appreci-
ate IT,
FIVE ROOM HOUSE, on cor
ner Walnut street. garage.
paved street, 1850; $500 cash,
balance easy
CORNER TEXAS STREET.
100x120, trackage. way below
the market. See US for prices
and terms
10 ACRES VALLEY LAND
FOR SALE
Ten acres valley land about
10 miles down the valley.
Just off the north loop; all
in cultiva ton; has ? room
house and outbuildiugs. For
quick sale. $500. One-third
cash: balance easy.
BROADDUS & LIE BARON.
H. Texas St. Phone 1858
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19

4 REAL. WELL BT-ILT HOME
ONLY S45OO-LIBERAB TERMS
5-room red pressed brick.
hardwood floors. garage.
south front, on good street
This house was built by the
owner for his own home. and
he built It 20 last Must be
seen TO be appreciated
ETTE REALTY CO.
202 y. Stanton St
Phone 1850.
ONLY 10 MINUTES walk 20 Plaza. Z ROOM
cottage, S455c, 1880 cash. good terms
MAR LAMAR SCHOOL. room bunEa-
low hardwood floors throughout. heat
ing plant. $3.50, $3.50 cash. $50
ARIZONA ST.-WalkiuE distance. room
cottage, 2 glassed porrhes. basement
Earage. $500. half is rented for $50
SUNSET HEIGHrS-Sew room bunga-
low. $3.50. f500 cash. $50 monthly.
PIONEER REAL ESTATE co.
1912 Two Republics BIDS. Phone 1870.
ALTA VISTA. room bungalow.
basement. walks. fenced. hardwood
floors. viii take Pecos oil lease as
part payment $4,000
on BLISS, 8 room bungalow, glazed
porch. garage. heat, paved $4,000.
On MONTANA. 5 room bungalow.
hard wood. furnace. basement, only
i5000-for quick sale
FOR TRADE. apartment house. north
side, Il rooms. will take bungalow as
part payment
List your home at once.
HAWKINS BROS.
li5-511 Martin Bldg. Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19

DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THEY STRIKE
OIL TO BUY YOUR HOME IIF YOU
DO YOU MAY BE DISAPPOINTED
n PRICE AND LOCATION.
e5000-00-SsO0.00 CASH
5-room bungalow on PershinE Drive,
this side OF Piedras street. hardwood
floors throughout hot air heat. in
direct lighting system. near Five
Points, party leaving town; this Is a
bargain On paved street and paving
paid for.
Ss75O-ssOo CASH
On Mountain street in Gr-1dview,
large porch in front and rear This
house is completely furnished. II
sold this week party viii let furni-
ture 20 with house
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION on
ARIZONA STREET
Real bargain
ST35o-S2o00 CASH
; rooms, double Elassed porch. hard
wood floors. hot air heat. living room
across front, garage, paving paid for.
This house could not be duplicated
today az the price we are asking
so50O-SfsO0 CASH
Near High school, and best location
10 be appreciated. 6 rooms. breakfast
room. hardwood floors throughout,
large basement and heating plant.
garage ana driveway, perg0la over
driveway. on paved street and paving
paid; immediate possession
SEE KARL GOODMAN
GOODMAN BROTHERS q co.
Real Estate. Insurance.
205 y. Stanton St Phone 1923.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19
NEW HOMES. EXCELLENT LOCA-
uInM RnInEn HIEEn

IIWNr EHILEsU WIIIHI
340O BLOCK. la LUZ, red matt brick,
rooms, breakfast room. basement,
heating plant, paving paid. $1,000;
$3.50 cash.
800 BLOCK. on MONTANA. red
brick. rooms. basement, heating
plant. Cheapest new house OF its
kind IN the city. $500: $3.50 cash.
1900 BLOCK. on CLIFTON, red matt
brick. rooms, paving pain; $4,000;
$3.50 cash
WE HAVE 20 others under construc-
ton, ranging in price from $4,000 10
$500 See these before you buy
ANDERSON INVESTMENT co.
Phone 1851. sos Mesa Ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19

$1,000
Four rooms and bath. near
uthwestern shops and Five
Points.
Four rooms and glass sleep
ing porch, built-iu features.
hardwood floors; near car
and school
$4,000
-Four rooms, glass sleeping
porch. built-in features. hard
wood floors, Manhattan
5000
SiZ-room bungalow. hard
wood floors, built-in fea-
lures. basement paved street
Close in
Six rooms and breakfast
room. hardwood floors, built
in features. Easement and
heating plant. two lots. paved
street Manhattan Heights
$3.50
Six rooms and breakfast
room. hardwood floors. base
ment, heating plant, etc
Manhattan Heights
$500
SIX rooms and breakfast
room. hardwood floors. built
in features, hot water heat,
instantaneous heater. garage,
paved street Best buy in
city. Manhattan Heights.
LET Us BUILD FOR YOU
STRAUSS REALTY CO.. Inc.
400 Reynolds Bldg.
Phone 2501.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19
CH0TCF BTTIDTNG sTTES

Two lots, Elm and san Diego. Manhst-
tan Heights paving paid. ideal location.
$500.
Three smooth lots. Wheeling St. edge Of
Manhattan. one half block from paving.
near car. ready for building $500. would
divide
Five lots. Alexander's Addition. near
New Central Park site, $500.
Five lots. Indiana and Silver. $3.50 each
for all. Terms on above
J. J. PICKETT with r A. SPENCE
ss0 san Antonio Phone 1884
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-19
For SaIe-Country Property

FOR sALE-seventy acres o. good first
class land in san EliZario Grant. in the
surveys No. it-15-1s. Apply 70 Mrs 7.
q csrnr. san Eilzario. Tex