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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20
Musical
Pafinfng
Plumbers

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AVOID THE RI SH-Let Jones figure on
your painting. riurlnE. r1perna1s-ns-
guaranteed work. estimates furnished
Hh az.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

Three room brick bungalow.
on two lots on corner, lot 5ox
40 feet. This is a snap and
can be bought on easy terms
MONTANA .STHEET-Sf250.
Trades Five room bungalow,
with sleeping porch a beauty
and VIII take vacant lots as
part payment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

FOR SALE-House. & rooms.
bath. and glassed in sleeping
porch; 80 Dunno boulevard
Terms. $500. $3.50 down.
balance S55 per month "
D. Arens, phone z7l5-
NOTICE
II Jour tenement is not
paying l5fr net
SEE LEE NEWMAN.
so5 s n Paso. Phone 500
CLOSE N NEW BUNGA-
LOW
Six rooms. red brick. with
hardwood floors throughout,
basement sidewalks. paved
street; built BY contractor
whose work has always been
GOOD lot 40 by 1z2- Here is
real honest value at $500.
only $3.50 down, balance
FTSK-RA1IsEY REALTY
COMPANY
Phone 1913 New Trust Bldg
ROOM BUNGALOW-Close in
Paved street paving paid Price
$3.50 $500 cash. balance three
years. For particulars see
KILLER at
LEANELL e. SHERMAN
l16 Texas ST En- 5Ezs
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
Six rooms nd breakfast room. tile
bath. hardwood floors IN every room,
builtin laundry tubs, large basement.
heating plant. tile drain board, built
In bookcases. spacious porches. beau
rifulv finished throughout Located
on extra large lot In Manhattan
Heights. Price S800e- Reasonable
terms.
LEAEELL d SHERMAN.
us Texas ST. Phone 1926
Members Fl Paso Real Estate Board.
WILL SELL OR TRADE FOR OIL
STOCKS
SIX room cottage on II. Bliss car line.
lraudrie Addition. price $500. would
accept $1,000 cash or oil stocks balance
can run for - vars. ulac IS worth $4,000.
See McKenney- Prefer sunshine, Ocean
NO GRaNDE REALTY Co
1e5 texas 81
TWO FIVE POINTS SPECIALS B.
4 ROOMS and glassed sleeping porch
on Tularosa street. basement and
garage, an bultin features, and on
two full lots. north front, terms $1,000
cash.
S7asO.
> ROOMS glassed sleeping porch, liv-
ing room across front. hardwood
floors throughout large basement
and heating plant brick garage and
front driveway On paved street.
south front, a real hone and a snap
al the price, $500 cash, balance 10
suit
SEE ROSS STEVENS
GOODMAN BROTHERS AND co.
Real Estate Insurance
205 n Stanton ST. Phone 1928
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20
APARTMENT HOUSE
TIP ANS

Three four room apartment
with a net income OF 81 per
cent on the price asked. VIII
consider a bungalow. or well
located lots in trade
-Four apartments, four large
rooms, Elassed sleeping
porch service porch and pri-
vate front balcony to each
apartment This apartment
Is on a corner in Sunset
Heights. and has an income
Of over s200 per month. VIII
take in bungalow on trade.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20
For SaIe-Farms and Rancbe,

FOR sALE-Farm tn lower valley. cine Tor
chicken ranch Orchard Part 10 alfalfa
New hulldlnEz- p. o. Box sfs. FL Paso.
IMPROVED COTTON farm Of 80 acres Tor
sale a. q sacrifice. ? miles from Clint.
on good road address BOX Ia. Clint.
Tex.
RANCH 70 rent at Mesilla PARK. mile
from station. some alfalfa. fine Tor rails
inE cotton no buildings Address Airs.
hoWland. lol9 II RIO Grande. Fl Paso-
FOR SALE Or TRADE-ll2 acres coed
farm land so acres IN good alfalfa. rest
good cotton land: ] years crop VIII near
ly pay FOR t. see }. b BINxLEF. 202 n.
Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

LET Is BUIED FOR YOU
on your lots or ours. We VIII finance
your building on easy terms We DO
q general contracting business and
iii gladly give estimates free. We
furnish plans and specifications.
RaMEE BROS.
2e1-702 Caples BIDS Phone 6Is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

III 7 n u M
TIE Gem of the Highlands.
Excellent building sites 10
choose from Adj0ius Nam
haitian Heights on the north
ONLY THREE WIN UTES
FROM FIVE POINTS.
livery lot Is on or within
three blocks OF carline and
pavement
ALL NIGHT CAR SERVICE.
y r W 100000 SCH DOL
BUILDING ready for next
session.
Lots s100 TO sf01. Easy terms.
LESLIE REED, Sole agent
$40 Mills Bldg. Phone 1905.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20
$4,000 APARTMENT HOUSE
HanEaTN

10 apartments OF four and
five rooms each. handsomely
furnished bringing in a gross
income Of $3.50 a month VIII
trade Tor improved farm or
city property.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

FOR SAI.E-By owner. leautiful home, 5
rooms and glassed IN sleeping porch must
be seen % appreciate flll Hastings- Pm
f217.
a DAIRY, 10 cows. ] acre Of lard. 8 room
house = rulle east OF Ft- Bliss. Tex. do
ing a good business . terms. Address T.
A Doughertv TT Bliss. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

MODERN BUNGALOW
NlW. has never been lived in.
: rooms and screened porch.
hardwood floors all over the
house Basement. heating
plant. sidewalk and naFinE
paid Located in the best mart
OF alta VISTA s5750- terms. II
bought now interi57 can be
finished to suit purchaser
See n T. PRESTON. With
CHARLES b. SUT-TENS.
Real Estate q Insurance.
Clir National Bank BldE
Phone 3f5f.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20
Seeds and Plants

0eeQS ana fldnLS
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Fuli line % flower pots
FL PAS0 SEED CO.. PHONE 56S
PI-ANI tan rye aHd barley uoW q Pass
Srrd Co.. 5e5 2 san Antonio Pm 365
Will buy piano OF player il cheap for
cash address y o. Box s11.
NElt crop farry aIfalfa seed n Pass
Seed Co. 70 2 san Antonio Pm 1g5.
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS less thar any
body else and yet Is good Il not better
player plano Why we sell cheaper Come
and we wiz explain.
+. B. MELENnEZ CO.
go s. Oregon S. Phone $40
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

Beauty Parlors
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ALLEN SISrERS-Competen courteous
service. conveniently located. Pm Z731-
zoe Herald BldE.
MRS n. NEYINs. PH- Is06-Ezpe
operators, work guarautt cd. hair 20 order
from comhinrs. first quality PINCH
Bicycles
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HEN CYCLE co.
SUCCESSORS TO WE-CAN-FIN-lT-SH
Bicycles dolls. guns. keys. repaired and
sold all 1lyrle. Phone SIS.
Business College
WHISTLER SCHOOL % shorthand ard
typsw riring- students placed 10 good Do
sitlous- SIS Me1a. Ph 1915
Carpets Cleaned
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CARFETS-Vacnum dry or steam cleaned.
Duntlsy CARPET cleanine Worka Pm 52ls
CARPET cleaning and rug Weaving ClsFF
Mattress Ras Co, 22l2 Iyrtla Phones
81. ICES and l1i0
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

NUIIIL 10 EHUFENIN UNNEH.-
For tenements and south side property
See Ike NEWMAN, the only cement
Specialist you VIII save money
205 S III Paso Phone 4s0g
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

1-Nice home on Montana. close In. full
lots south front, S12190s win take IN part
payment room fui basement steam
az hot ai- hear modern house On Gov
eminent Efu. Gra=dTiew OF nanhattan
Heights up TO 5000. $1,000 cash balance
on sultahIe terms
10 r. frame house. lots. on Tularosa.
$500 cash OF $1,000 on terms; these are
large rooms, 15z15, feet; an exceptional
good house
is r. house on Epson Ave. Is foot
fr1utaEe. Q rooms rented for $50 month.
close In best site for an apartment house
IN IL Pazo. would bring income of $1,000
rer month price f15.g1l. $1,000 cash, ball
-uca easy FERNS
Is T. story house on Epson Ave close
in. price $500. $500 cash balance 70 3
1eals.
is r story house on Arizona price
$1,000. $4,000 cash. balance easy terms
is r. helse on Arizona on terrace
price s5eo1 p cash balance j. and 8
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

FOR saIE-For so vindran ana tower
Pm 3605W.
F0R sALE-oas hot 7-atsE hsatsF. used
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20
RIO GRANDE REALTY Co
hone a-N rnE Tens St
EXTRA LARGE BUNGALOW

on paved ST. I'm Alta Vista south
front. HAS 3 unusually large rooms
and sleeping purches, an bulltin
features Cost this much 10 build
house alone Terms $500 down bal
arrange
PHILLIPS CREEE REALTY co.
ph- 4af 800 First Natl HldE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

Two lots. Huec0 St. south front, in
$500 block, both including paving for
$4,000 cash
Three lots Tularosa ST., south
front, including sidewalks and paw
ing. for s1575-00.
These bargains VIII not last better
Jay p. KNOX COMPANY
311 Ca1les Bldg. Phone 1896
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

FOX sALE-BunEalow. has rooms. all
the modern improvements Phi 3927J-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20


six room modern bungalow.
glassed sleeping porch. base
ment and heat. stationary
laundry tubs. Has an the
modern features, such as
large buffet, built in window
seats. colonnades. French
doors. large return porch.
etc WIN consider wen To-
Gated lots OF smaller bunga-
low.
LOTs-TRADE FOR OIL
STOCK OR LEASES
Two lots on Tularosa street
facing southeast, with paving
on both sides
LIST YOUR HOUSES WITH
Us. WE CAN SELL THEM
NORRIS INVESTMENT co.
421-422 First Nat Bank Bldg
Phone III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20
Furniture Repailing

FURNITURE REPAIRED. refinlshed Or
u1hoIsfered X l. DANIEL T. a u.
FCTRY. Phi 1ez5-1eIo-
CHAIR and glue work ls my Specially
REGARDLESS OF age and condition, uuf
IA rheir-- g. Il WestfaIl. s05 s. sian
ton. Phi 2z1a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

EVENING class for beginners IN span
ish Just forming Phi. 5ssI ".
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

FOR RENT OR SALE - Modern brick
bungalow. rooms. sleeping porch and ga
rage. on paved street, by owner $500 Non
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

FOR LEASE Or sALE-50 acres cotton
farm near car line Address 1909 East
Missouri street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

A BUNGALOW BEAUTIFUL
& RnnrLs- .-nEn-nn

large rooms. hardwood floors in all
rooms. finished in ivory enamel
throughout. unusually handsome
huilun features laundry chute, tile
bath, finest Of plumbing fixtures,
fuli length mirror door. French
doors m living room. breakfast room
with the builtfu furniture. lots OF
closets. There is a furnace and base
ment also. brick garage. with cement
drive from front On paved street
close 20 car lile. IN Manhattan $1,000
down. balance arrange to suit Truly
. genuine bargain.
PHILLIPs-CREEL REALTY co.
Pm s3f 500 First Nat Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

sUPERFLUOus HAIR
Holes. sears facial blemIshes removed
sagsing cheeks. mouth % nose llss, 90
rected. MRS. GRACE a. BENSON p
rucEfer Bldg Phi 1s4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

Real Estate Insurance
205 n Stanton St. Phone 2s2f
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

See ROSS STEVENS
annnmrn nnnZ A. 90

Real Estate-lnsurance
205 No. stanton Phone 1928
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20
Furniture Packing

NJ PACK. SNIP OR STORE furniture.
errt Glass and china satisfaction E1ardl-
ICED. n. l. DANIEL +. q ~. FcIKfs Fh-
1fl--rn7n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20
Garages

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GARAGES cesi-ned and built Of br.eE.
Concrete. srucco. frame ard adobe Phi
seas evenings 545z-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

bElAEA EAh-tA- = M ~
We pack. snip or store furuii1ra. cut gas
and china. I work mechanics only ana
vuusrfntend all my packing personally
Used furniture taken f. exchange Tor work
e. d. HOUsER UPHOLsTERrgG co.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-25
u. S. COURT TO DECIDE
IN DEPORTATION CASE
Test Made of Order Affect
ing Minnesota Student.

martin Abern, a student of the Uni
verslty Of Minnesota and secretary OF
lne Communist party in that State, was
a"en yesterday before Judge John c.
Ahox OF the United States District
Court to test the authority OF the Sec
te'ary OF Labor TO order members of
mat party deported.
Abern was ordered deported to Ru-
mania although Judge A. B. Anderson's
recent ruling upheld the Communist
party claim to immunity. His coun-
sel' Charles Recht, argued that the i'm
migration authorities had no right to
shore Judge Anderson's decision.
Aoern he said, has no relatives in
humanla and speaks only English. He
supports his mother by working for the
communist party, the lawyer said.
for the Government, Earl B. Barnes,
assistant District Attorney, objected
mat the court had no jurisdiction to re-
We" me deportation order Of the Secre-
vary OF Labor. Judge Knox reserved de-
Is'oh, but directed that Abern be re-
Nased in $1,000 bail.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-25
NEW SUBWAY TUBES
OPEN NEXT SUNDAY.
Montague and Sktieth Street
Tunnels Add Two Lines I'm
der East River.
) CENT FARE TO C0NEY
New Eastcrn-NOStrand Avenue
Line Will Be Opened Three
Weeks Later.
) CENT FARE TO CoNEY

rvo new tunnels under the East River
mil ne opencd Sunday morning, a week
,ror, to-day, on the B, n. T. system,
,o,n II. Delaney, Transit Construction
commissioner, announced yesterday
Three weeks later the Eastern Parkway
,,d the Nostrand avenue extensions OF
,bs marlborough system are expected
n be ready for operation.
One of the new tubes connects the
dountown Manhattan, or whitehall
street station of the B! r. I. with the
vorrth avenue subway In Brooklyn.
The tube passes under Montague street.
Brooklyn Heights, and by means OF
new extension out Flatbush avenue
will link up with the Brighton Beach
line at the Prospect Park station
r,rom there 1t will operate over the
brighton line tracks TO Coney Island.
Tbs other tube Is the connectin link
bs,ween the uptown Manhattan end of
,be r r. T. and greensboro Plaza. 1t
Masses under the East River from Six
tjelh street. Manhattan, and through
BsekWells Island.
When the extensions to the INTERIOR
ough are opened the present terminus
81 Atlantic avenue will be linked up
with the Nostrand avenue and the East
.rn Parkway sections, terminating at
Tlstbush avenue on the former route
end lust beyond Utica avenue on the
latter. Within the year, however the
commissioner hopes to open an elevated
spur extending the Eastern Parkway
route out Livonia avenue TO New Lots
avenue. Structural work is under way.
An outlay OF $S6OOOWO, mostly city
money. is represented In the tunnels
and Interborough extensions about to be
opened The B. r. T, is called upon by
contract to supply 800 new steel cars
and announced that 600 are in readiness
and 800 undergoing construction. Seven
miles of route and thirteen of trackage
are added to the b. r. T. system by the
improvements, making a total OF 80
track miles Of rapid transit service.
By means OF the two new tunnels
passenger facilities will be greatly In
creased, Commissioner Delaney pointed
out. and the area OF the cent fare to
Conel Island will be extended. Both
tubes are equipped with every safety de-
vice. The Montague street tube has
shafts to the shore fronts in Brooklyn ,,
and Manhattan, and the Sixtieth street
tunnel has a shaft opening on Blackwell's
Island and another between Avenue A
and First avenue.
The cost of the tunnels and additions
involved, according to the commissions |
figures, are: Sixtieth street tunnel, |
Queens Plaza to Lexington avenue. $5,- !
elT0OS; Whitehall street-Montague street |
tunnel 10 Flatbush avenue extension. $s,- |
S67.9O6 Fulton street subway along st. |
Felix street, Flatbush avenue TO Malbone |
street, S,936,Ol1; Brighton Beach re-
construction work, $1,637,OO0. The B. r. |
T paid for the last item. and the rest |
Of the expense was borne by the city.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-25
j. S. WALD. EXPRESS
MAN, IN THE TOMBS
Was Indicted Recently on
$4,000 Shortage.

Joseph s. Wald. g. owner OF an ex-
press business at 96 Fulton street, who
Uas indicted recently on charge of
forgery and grand larceny, was arrested
at his office yesterday on bench war;
rant issued by Judge Charles c. Mott
In General Sessions. He was locked up
In the Tombs and will be arraigned to-
morrow
The Indictment charges that Wald,
who for eight years up until September
o. last year was employed as n book
keeper and manager OF j. Witkin. truck
er, Of 81 Moore street, appropriated to
his own use more than $4,000 OF the
companys funds. 1t Is charged the
thefts we're made through the manipu-
alton Of checks. falsifying vouchers and
the juggling of accounts.
Wald went into business for himself
last year and bought home and an
automobile. Expert accountants went
over the books later and found the short
ages The auditing was prompted, It is
SAID by Wald's alleged manner OF liv-
ing
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-25
MRS. VANDERBILT ACCEPTS.
VIII BE Chairman of Army and
Navy Climb Board,

VT. Hrs' Cornelius Vanderbilt cabled yes
Wrday from London her acceptance Of
rt,,. .enairipanship Of the women's COM
rnd IN the campaign Of the Army
s'a1. Navy Club of America to
rls a 100000 memorial service
T,eS IN honor OF the officers who
r',, uG IN the war. Other chairmen who
Tt ml aid In the work are Major-Gen.
I,JgUnard Ignn5d Wood Of the army committee.
roranI, ,r-.nliTal William S. Sims Of the navy
rirI,,.tee' if'Iuiltee' and Henry p. Dawson OF the
Vol. Is Planned to erect the club In New
ia,ta o'n city principally for the accommo-
tbs 'O,, o,.. oi officers who are temporarily In
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-25
-eephone Lineman EIectrocuted.

hy 'thn ,hn worth. 30 years old, employed
nd 'Te me New York Telephone Company
lInodr drI.hs at Richmond HILL l.. l., was
1z instantly yesterday while repair
=, an electric wire on telephone pole
ian" Union Turnpike. between Forest
iar' S ana Kew Gardens. He accIden.
wa. "lthed one Of the live wires ana
"" electTocuted,
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-25
CrosSlEnUeIOp Purse

"Tdilored' design: oudl mirror and
pockets under front flap; ertension
pookets--ftted Nth framed kid lined
coin purse. pu6 case handle on back:
black grained patent leather, silk lin
ing. Stse: Sr44 inches, .Sl5.75
Gold-pldteG monogram to order extra
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-25
"ThiIty" Cigarette Case

A mn days supply Black st,ipe
heather. or tan hide leather. lamb
skin lining. to take 80 cigarettes
Size: 5%F3% inches, foldAr. $3.50
Tan pigSktn. .............. $500
Initial stamped IS cts. crtrd.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

Auto tourists must secure permits before building camp fires in the United States national parks. The permits can be secured from the forest service officers. It is believed the permit system will result in a marked reduction in the number of disastrous forest fires.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

no Iasse than S25 a year for use of
 highways.
 New York state will require 75OO0O
 sets. or a total of 1,500, 000 motor Ve-
 hicle plates for 1921.
 An automobile ride in Portugal costs 30 900 reis, which is equivaleua to $6 in American money. Thirty five hundred applications for issuance of half year licenses were re ceived in Pennsylvania. In 1900 it cost $20 to speed an auto mobile faster than eight miles an hour l in Princeton, N. J. Extensive plans are being made throughout the country to keep high ways clear of snow and ice this winter | The construction of a highway be- tween Tokyo and Yokohama has been authorized by the Japanese govern ment.
 In England it has lately become the ] fashion to say of each holiday time
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
TGaiiEALk.

Farm tractors are now manufactured in Germany
 Norway has no less than 5000 motor vehicles.
 The New York city fire department is completely motorized.
 Mexico is one of the largest Latin American customers for automobiles.
 Canadians are paying from 36 cents to A cents a gallon for gasoline.
 The style of automobile most favored in Europe is the small type car.
 Nearly one-third of the output of motor vehicles is used in agriculture.
 Twenty million dollars will be spent in Illinois this year for oilfng roads.
 The average automobile owner pays
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
@ Transport
 Topics
Conducted by Goodrich

The motor truck is fast becoming a mighty factor in the transportation of Americas food supplies. Figures re- gently compiled from reports from country grain elevators show that a large percentage of the bumper 1920 grain crop is being transported to rail- roads and elevators in trucks. Just a few years ago the horse and wagon had this field to themselves
 An unusual demand at a Massa- chusetts summer resort recently for souvenir traffic cops, six inches high, led to an investigation by federal or ficers. Horrors! It was found that each traffic cop contained two drinks of moonshine whisky which could be poured out from a hole under his arm. The traffic cops are no longer for sale.
 Auto tourists must secure permits before building camp fires in the Jnited States national parks. The permits can be secured from the forest service officers. It is believed the permit system will result in a marked reduction in the number of disastrous forest fires.
 A train of refrigerator cars used in the days before the great drought to carry beer manufactured by Milwau- kee brewer is now being used to carry
  building purposes.
 Auto clubs in many cities are now waging campaigns to eliminate bot tlenecks," points where trafics jams and annoying delays occur. Streets are being opened which will serve as by-passes around these bottlenecks and the motorists are being en- couraged to use them, with the result that traffic is moving quicker and smoother.
 The first "auto church. was recently held in Chicago. Services were held in court near the Third Presbyterian church which provided parking space cars and listened to the hymns and sermon. The scheme was originated to attract churchgoers who were reluc- tant to attend services in a cnurcn during the hot summer months
 fingered by strictly enforced govern ment regulations which prohibit the use of automobiles except for business purposes, automobile manufacturers of Germany have delivered an ultimatum to the government threatening to cease manufacturing altogether. They say the regulations have ruined the auto industry.
 The marketing of unusually heavy crops throughout the south is being impeded by bad road conditions. Ex- tensive road building programs which would have greatly improved condi- tions were practically stopped through inability to secure cars from the rail- roads for hauling materials. The car shortage is now somewhat relieved and cars are coming through faster.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER

that it is or has been a motor holiday.
 With the development of better roads in Maine, there has been deci- ded increase in the registration of mo- tor vehicles.
 Tn the United States there are 15 manufacturers of aircraft and aircraft motors. and S5 manufacturers of ac- cessories.
 Cleveland. Detroit and St. Louis have become inland seaports for the eX-
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

portation of passenger cars, motor trucks and tractors.
 Norway has 155 permanently es- tablished automobile routes operating on scheduled time in various parts of the country.
 Wndshields were first installed on passenger automobiles when women motorists complained that the strong breezes disturbed their hair.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
WOOL FLOWERS AND

I For fall, crocheted and embroidered wool trimming for hats will be more widely used than ever. stiff geometric designs embroidered on felt. duvetyn. and velvet in all cOlors. it is said by designers. will be fashionable.
 Wool embroidery on net founda- ton if it is slightly raised, gives the effect of having been crocheted instead of worked through the material.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

A train of refrigerator cars used in the days before the great drought to carry beer manufactured by a Milwau- kee brewer is now being used to carry cement to Mason City, Iowa, for road building purposes.