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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-01
FROM VIRGINIA.


II was not day in April. and Es-
telle simmons. million more freckles
on her noyid countenance than when
last mentioned. lay luNuriously back
In big hammock. while Jose. sittins
near rocked back and forth IN an
easy chair. Wont YOU sizing mo.
JOSEF she asked. and Jose. ever VIII
ms TO oblige, gave the hammock Z,
vigorous swing now and then to keen
Il going Lay little dago." she
cried sitJuw up suddenly. Here's
q n'ckie ior poicnta and rising.
she slipped into a big comtorts HE
rocker neas by. Josie. with her dark
oycs flashing al t.is sudden hurst OF
unaccountable abuse threw the coin
away with a cry of rage. and dashins
across the porch, tipped the unsuspeci-
ing stella back "a e heap on the porch
Gureling somt-hing unintelligibl-
about Virginian pride and more angry
than hurt. Stella scrambled to nor feet
10 meet out vengeance on the now
thoroughly angry Jose What would
have been tho outcome can only be
imagined for ~ tnat moment Madame
Boug,illion appeared on the veranda
Nv rs. girls. what is the matter? This
win never dol'
ba Die OF voices arose but when all
was Quoted down and she had heard
both sides. she told hoih girls 10 come
70 her room after school hours
stella was there when Jose arrived.
and madame looked very grave.
Jose. she began. and her voice was
stern 81 have carefully considered
ooth Sides and have come 10 the con-
clusion that you arc in the wrong.
but as 1t Is your first oMensc snail
meet out 10 punishment. but you must
aroosize To Estella COR wilfuliy
throwing her back"
Apologize to Frousio Simmons. BE-
there was emazemen, in Jose's voice,
II 'nink You have forgotten, madame.
VINO 1 ana Sine said haugh,iiy.
no. have NOT forgotten, but. Jose,
ihora are TWO kinds Of pride real and
false and vcty much fear yours is
inc latter Tiy TO have a more num-
bile spirit. child think over your act
oi the iaorning and try TO be renont-
emit Madame paused for fow mo-
inen;s. then said persuasiveIy Are
you going 10 apologize to Estelio
now?'
T am notm said Jose emphauoely.
Sow or ever"
Very We'll ,hon. YOU may so to
room tin you do" lose walked out.
not to Nor room. but down the steps
and out the door across the dawn
and through the gateway. The park
was Whittier she directed her steps.
Hhs could thlnk better there. she told
herself was quite deserted ana
Hinslne herself ON bench fcll into
d'ep rofcric a. tho morning just
rasr and OF othc. mornings too.
school at Madame Rourtiutou's haI
been fanusc TO her. What would
hei mother lave done 10 her place,
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ADA Y CLARK.
answer TO college nnh University

Answer 10 college nnh University
j. Princeton >. Washington and Lee
Q. West Point {. jefferson. 3. La
fayottc :, Dartmouth. :. Union.
Answer ia Queer Hcnds Puzzle.
Hoadlight >. Headship. ;. Head e
ache. Hcadcheeac. :. Headmastcr g.
iicadsionc Z. lieadwatcr, S. Head
strong
answer to Gan Non Tell.
L. Robert + Lee >. Henry CLAY. 9.
j. T.. f. stewart .. Anthony Wayne
3. William Horny Harrison: 6 George
Washington Nbraharn Lincoln; s.
Abraham Lincoln g. Andrew Jackson
-. Andrew Jackson 10. Thomas j
Jackson Il. Thomas Jefferson.
Answer so Queer Hands Puzzle.
L. iandcuH @ Handsome Z Hand
srip 8 Handbook : Handbook =.
Handmal5 T. Handful 5 Handspring
. Hsndrunning IN Handbag
answer to Authors Of Books.
1 Mrs l. 7 Meade . Kate Doug
las Virgins s. Martha Finley. (. I.
NJ Barrie s. sir Walter S.,ott s. Mrs.
j., / Meade. :. Horatio Alzer
ANSWER 10 Presidents Names in
Figures
Washington , Adams 8 Iener-
son Madison; :. Monroe, 6 Jackson
:. TYLER. s, Cleveland 2. Mckinley
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Dear Editor-I wss r,ucn gratificd a see
closed is story. which please print II YOU
have space enough for Il Editor. I am try
Ing for medal which / have wanted FOR
so lorg. our reading material IN the paper
certainly has progressed. ono would think
grown UPS had written some OF them. Will
lie Chadwick certainly does some good
work. haven't received my prize yct. but
suppose ] shall &c, 1t this week. haven't
been away FOR several summers. but I think
enjoy myself here at home much as
snv other place. Hoping my story viii get
IN print. remain. old member
ALICE GkYDE
o. Louls!ana street. CITY.
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Dear Ealt0T-f havo intended Writing
sooner, hut No have had i've boarders and
two .eft Monday. SO sm trying TO write
ofentf. My COUSIN that has been lu Nelson
County is with us now no is % grown boy
and teiis moro funny Jokes had been
aiming "trip Go Palmyra. bat my aunt
Nom Texas - coming 20 our house Friday.
'ho s5d the day tnat l was expecting to
esvc. SO can't go. irciosed and a r4c-
fu-e Yo.r mcnhcr.
clntor, "a. MARY BROUNE MOORE
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THE w1sEi<'s rnixr WINNERS.

T. Edgar Terry. -" North Thirticth
street. Richmond. va.
Miss Mary Anderson Ciilinm. 200 South
Jefferson street. rctcr>burs. va.
Miss lean Frances Crnig. 5o7 East
Franklin street Richmond. VA
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LENA NEWMAN.
Queer cats.

Uuccr Q MIS-.
\ cold in the head
g. violin strins
Beasts OF the pasture
s. Niag "a Fails.
\ sauce.
>. An !nsec; that crave,
A well-known plant
8. An American bird
= range OF maintains
~. \ wel-knoUn domestic animal
HELEN BROADRCP.
lorraine Va.
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90 LOUISIANA street. clty.


Dear Editor As I wish tn ioin your T y.
C cub wi' send YOU sample Of my
work. which you will hnd !nelosed also
wish that YOU would send me "a badge to
3'5 Halifax street. Pe;ersburs Va
81 viii be very much pleased 20 sec
my work on the r. d. c c. page next sun
day.
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THE RUNAWAY PRINCESS.

Part III
In the forest Esther grew strong
and healthy, entering into Bernard $
plans as ii she were really his sis.
ter One DAY. as Esther sat with her
eyes closed on her fevori,c rock. 4
slender dark lad slapped out of the
bushes ana gazed intently at her. Me
thinks she hath the look ~ my cousin
Esther though she be larger and
browner than ms cousin. She viii not
know me. so viii I accos, her" said
he 10 himself lie leaned forward and
touched her small hand Esther
sprang III in alarm. hut the BOY said
calmly Fear not. viii do thee no
hurt Art thou the Princess Esther?''
Cro be continuodl
MARY Anderson GILLIAN.
200 south Jefferson street.
Petersburg Va.
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near Editor have ,u.' got Nack rom
s-anina ha6 such a nne time vent
n-hlnF and caught four nsh Vow is Bessie
Nraiwieh2 have me funniest meta
ground hog Wien we nrs, got {, II was
no bigger rhan d sqcd-sized rat Glen aus
30 o.t % cNft tGc MS my hrothor) Il
taneh unon its hind feet and No'ds brosA
n fis paws or hands T. has ave fnrar.
m each hand call him "Rnzz ue Gu
whistle slriier Than boy Your member
ri91H va MARY HOWARD.
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Dear Editor-r guess YOU th.rl rye 'or
gotten Tho club bu; I certainly hsve not
i've been rather lazy mis- summer and
have started several stories Cor the pss
hn' mover finished them. am sending tho
9rs' half ~ IN original story this time ar
rtlod Heidi Meroni-' which 7 hope Will
escape MI WaStebRskct" Your member
GABRTTLI4AE 6 DUNN.
2'' Fillmore street. Petersburg. Va
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.AiphsNet Puzzle.

AiPhsNet Puzzle.
/. What letter 4. a vegetable
? An insect7
j \ large body OF water7
4 \ bird
,. a beverage?
AGE Puzzle.
what age are reopl. stuck on
= To what age do most women look
forward
.. What age is enjoyed at the Morn
Ing meals.
What age belongs to traveicrs7
5. What is the age o. communica-
ton?
Forest Puzzle.
What tree keeps US warm
: which shows what lovelorn maid =
ems do
3 Which do you carry in your hand ?
4 Which DO men shake from their
pipes3
.. a sirl both young and sweet
.. Charming people
4 On which calendars are hung.
3. Never stand alone.
? Children play with pail ana
shovel
EDITH NJ ALLEN.
1855 Ia Nenablc street. City.
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Dear Editor.-I received my prize vestcr-
day morning and thank you so much Tor IT,
u certainly is cute With bes; wishes for
The Editor and members. remain. faith
fully YOUR mombcr
BLANCHE ANTHONY.
R. T. D. No. I. Box y. Aahland. Va.
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IL / 1 { rs
News from chnduicl..

pear Editor Emma Is sending heading
'or september ard the third par ~ nv
s'orF' from NirSinia" Harry has bcon
its. s!oN ana so was not able to send any
contributions 20 the PAGE ;his week va
an dreadful storm Yesterday Tile liFht-
nuns srnck a store near is ana set it anrc
HlN ino electric wires were almost torn 10
pieces. whie several trees wore blown
Gown ihin, cedric B=verlvs ana 10
r'iny smith wori is fine I must close tor
inis tine lrir ffectionatc member.
WILLIE 2 CHADWICK
care "! tam Chadwick Nationsi Soldiers
Home. Hsmpion Va
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frlenl JEAN FRANCIS ff-AIf.
81, East FrsrlSlin street. City.
Sends story
Dcsr Editor-r guess YOU tA,nb rve 10Y
gotten Tho club. bu, 7 cartainiv hsve rof
I've been rather lazy mis- summer and
have started several stories Tor the pssr
,tlcd Heidi Aferoni-' which hope VIII
escape MI WastsoaSlSet. YenT msmber.
go Fillmore Street Petersburs Va
Has Received rrizc.
Dear Editor. received my prize vestcr-
day morning and thank you much Tor II
II certainly Is cute with hes, wishes 10;
The Editor and members. remain faith
BLANCHE ANTHONY.
r +. D. No g. Box -. Ashland. Va.
Working for Mcdri
Dear Edi,or-I wss rucn sra,incd at sec
closed is sioty whieh pieas"s' PRINT Pnp'I # yo o
have space enough for Il Editor. am try
Ing for medal which have wanted fol
so Ions Our reading material IN the paper
certainly has progressed. ono would thnl
grown ups had written some Of them vii.
lie Chadwick certainly does some good
work haven't received my prize yo,. bu
suppose ] shall got It this week. I haven't
been away FOR several summers. but think
enjoy myself here a. home much a:
snv other place. Hoping my storv viii get
in print. remain. an old member.
'oi Louisiana street. city.
Wants to Joint.
Dear Editor As Wish to ioin your T n
/ c ciub ! VIII send YOU sample Of my
work which YOU win hnd inelosed- also
wi.h ~, YOU WOULD send ,. M -, , badge to
.ss Ha!i:aN stree, Pe:ersSurs Va
/ So VIII be very much pleased 20 sec
| my work on the r ID. c. c. page next sun
! day.
I
Dear Editor-I have intended writing
! sooner hur wo have had ave b6a-dars ina
Two 'eft Monday So ] am irving To v-ite
9n.n.r My eou,." chat las been ia Neison
and teiis more finnv foxes hal boon
/ planning a trip to Palmyra. bui my aunt
rom Texas i coming 20 our Rouse Friday.
fho s5d rle day taat was expecting to
eavc SO can't 20. Enclosed ana r.c-
ture Your mcmner.
Nin'on' A. MARY BhOtNE MOORE.
Pleased win rri,e
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Go he continued
SABRIELLAE s. DUNN.
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MOONIlGiiT.

iol Louisiana street, CITY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-18

Of hOrsedOm by entering the sire Of
IneSe tlll1es which had won first prizes
three successive years and winning
with MIN every prize, which retired
him as champion Mr.. Edelen is very
enthusiastic concerning the Mimbres
valley as a country for breeding fine
horses He says the climate, pure wa
ter and excellent quality of alfalfa hay
places the Mimbres valley above any
section that he ever visited as a fine
stock section. He bought while here
a small tract Of land neaT town which
ne purposes putting into alfalfa and
lifting up as a stock ranch to which
ne can bring stock from his Kentucky
farm suitable to the market here
w. 5. Cox is on crUtches as a result
Of a Is foot fall which he sustained
at the Deming lumber yard.
c A Golden, Of Phoenix, Ariz., is
here prospecting.
J. H Cooper, Of Stanton. Tex, is in
Deming Ooking for a location.
C. II Reames, contractor Of Las Cru
ces, Tex, has moved to Deming and
has opened an office with Lester &
Perry on Gold avenue.
Lieut.. r. c. Hill commanding the
detachment Of United States troops
stationed at Columbus, is in Deming
on official business.
Peace day was observed at the Dem
ing High school with an appropriate
Song, America" audience. Quota
lions, What soldiers and statesmen
nave said about war Recitation. The
Better Way, Clyde Meyers Reading
by Carleton Clark. The Dawn or
World Peace" (Taft). Song by class,
GLORIOUS Land Of Union and Freedom
Paper by Bessie Connolly, The Sig
niftcance of the Eighteenth Of May
Song by class -Keller's American
Hymn Recitation, "TUbal Cain" VIII
McDOnOugh. Song by the audience,
Columbia the Gem Of the Ocean The
paper BY Bessie Connolly gave the his
tory OF the first peace conference at
The Hague, the topics that were dis
cusSed at this conference, and closed
with a summary of the actual results
accomplished by The Hague tribunal.
citing the adjustment of the Russian
Japanese war, the settlement Of the
dispute between Russia and Great
Britain, and the Carnegie gift Of one
and a half millions for the erection Of
& suitable building in which TO hold
the peace conferences, and the adOrn-
ment Of the building by the various
countries of the world.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-18
DEFINING AND MIMBRES VALLEY
BIC DEAL IN DEMING CITY RESIDENCE PROPERTY MADE;
TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-0NE CITY LOTS CHANGE HANDS

Deming. n. NJ, May 1S.-The largest
deal in city lots ever consummated in
Deming was concluded when Mrs. Ella
J. Laughren End Mrs. Edith E. Pol
lard received from the heirs Of the
Thomas Boles estate a deed to PSI lois,
mostly residence property Dut also in
GLIDING a few business lots on COLD
and Silver avenues. The consideration
mentioned in the deed is nominal, the
real consideration not being at pres
eT2L available. Inc legal description OF
the property is as follows: Lots Nos. /
to 8. in block 2, / 10 u, block 3, Is TO
"A inclusive, block 5; to "A, block 4 4
10; and 2, block 10; II, block IA; TO
u, block 81; Is to ~, block 80; TO
"A. block IS; and 9, block A; s. 8,
and Z, block As; all Of block
49, block %, block 81, block
81; lots 1 to %, block 63; all
of block IS and block g., and block q O.
In the Wallis survey addition to the
townsite Of Deming. Also plot Of land
beginning at southwest cJrt.cr Of lot
13, block Z Of said Wallis survey aC-
dit1On and running thence south de-
grees and IS minutes east % feet,
thence north 81 degrees and - min
Utes east 800 feet, being parallel 10 the
south line Of said block Z, thence north
s degrees and IS minutes west % feet;
thence south 81 degrees and ~ min
utes west 800 feet TO place of begin
ming along the south line Of said block
z TO place of beginning. Also lot Is, in
block y; lots is and So, in block lS
and lots 8, g. 3. IS, 40, 50, So and so,
in block "A; -Ots g. 9, u, in block %.
and lots and 10, in block 70; all in
the BOles- survey Of the tCwnsite OF
Beming; also lot 6, block "A in BOles
survey
Was Once a Lawyers Fee.
Thomas BOles. a lawyer, received title
&c this property in 1897 as fee from
citizens of Deming for representing
them In their suit with the 5. P. rail-
II ad for the property now called the
Park The property has been lying
IDLE for many years, little Of il sold,
and few improvements made upon the
same IT is the intention Of the pres
ent purchaser 10 place ii all upon the
market Immediately. Tie names OF
the heirs making the Geed are as fol-
lows Katherine X BOles, Thomas BOles.
jr-, Margaret BOles, Flora A Boles J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-18
TULABOSA SCHOOL HOLDS
ITS CHASING EXERCyTgE-e

Iularosa7 n. NJ, May 1.-THE enter
| tainment given at the public school
I mouse by the school was a success. The
mouse was filled with parents and
The Bent. \. NJ. school has opened
I with J. E: Hegsrd as teacher
Mrs Tom Osbey was seriously in
Jured when the D. D. Hardness team
ran away. She still is in critical
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kahu spent a
day. here from MescalerO transacting
John Glover is here from Arizona on
visit to his sister, Mrs. Culberson,
Chas. A Wright IS here from Fl
c. L Woods has arrived from Kan
sas city to visit his wife and daugh-
ter. Elizabeth.
Joe Mcdonald is here from his ranch
IN the White mountains. visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ Mcdonald
L ". Lentz Is here from Ancho TO
visit his wife, Mrs l. W. Lentz and
two daughters, Etheline and SamueIa-
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips spent q dav
ere from Mescalero.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Snider and two
little daughters are here from Claw
ton, n NJ, with a view of locating
" ME mere they are guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. 7. ". Lamb.
n. Patterson was here from Alamo
gordo visiting friends.
"cG al AA4O anu daughters are nnTa
from the RincOnthers. n NJ, trading
X ). Upton, county superintendent
is here from AlamogordO to visit the
schools.
Z. Wilson spent Wednesday here
from AlamOgOrdo-
Frank Maxwell, county tax assessor.
IS here from AlamOgOrdo on a visit to
MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Max
we'll
Alberta SandovaI has left for Three
Rivers to work
u. ID. Davis, who has been here for
several days visiting friends, has left
TOT MS mines in the san Andreas.
>. Z Campbell IS here from Clovis
looking over the valley.
Inc summer ditch work has begun.
fancy Fields, the water boss, has a
north Of town.
Dr. r ". Roberts is here from Las
vegas on a pleasure trip
James ReagOn IS gathering his
horses T59I, and moving them to Three
Grandpa" Chalk is on the sick list
this week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-18
JAY GOULD SAW
Ell PASO'S FUTURE
Made Prediction It Would
Be a Great City, Says
Mr.. Crutcher.

G. ". Crutcher. who has lately moved
to Fl PasO, said today:
I can't claim to be one OF the old
pioneers, but I was around here %
years ago, looking after some govern
ment contracts that I had with Uncle
sam for furnishing supplies TO the
L. S army"
In 1888 Mr.. Crutcher had contracts
to furnish corn, oats and bran for near
y ali the government posts IN Texas,
including Forts Bliss, Hancock, Stock
ton Davis. COnchO. Del Rio and san
Antonio. These contracts were signed
BY the contractor and by Mai. J. @. c.
Lee, quartermaSter L. s. A.
Continuing Nj Crutcher said.
Speaking Of the future Of this beauti-
full, up to date city. 1 recall that in
1892 1 heard Jay Gould make the pre-
dlction that in % years from that date.
FL PasO, principally because of her
geographical position, would be one
OF the three largest cities in the great
southwest? He mentioned Kansas CITY
and Dallas as the other two. The
chances are that his prediction will be
tulflled and in five more years FL Paso
VIII lead all Texas cities in population
which means that she will have to
go some but she has no rival nearer
than 500 miles in any direction"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-18
What Proves the
Value of a Car :?

and reverse, fitted with the best bearings.
The upholstery is of good leather, hand
stuffed with fine hair. The finish of the
car is beautiful, rich and handsome, be-
ing in dark Overland blue, and battleship
grey wheels.
This description will fit any $500 car
on the market. Compare and be con-
vinced
So far as the other features 60, you
cannot find a car that is more complete
nor more up-tO-date than the Overland
1t is a combination of everything that
has proven practical in the motor car
world. One small but important feature
is the famous Overland center control.
We adopted this several years ago. In
fact, we practically started center control
in this country. By degrees the others
fell IN line. They had to. One well
known $1,000 car has adopted center con-
troll for something we did three
years ago. And until we find something
better we will continue center control
simply because it is the most practical
location for both operating levers and It
gives you full use of both fore doors.
But don make the serious and costly
mistake of buying a car on the strength
of a single feature or two. Stick to
power, speed, comfort, service, appear
ance and life and you'll get the most for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-18

served after which music bo+b ,-o,,,
and instrumental was listened to -
enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs o. n. CressweU sDa,+
a few days at the Hot Springs a+ E,o-t
Thomas. Mr. Cresswell has -
troubled with rheumatism. and v-os
much benefited by his stay at the
springs
Mrs. Byron r. Nash, Of FL Paso is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
G. Kelsey.
Mrs. W. A. Schafer. a recent bride
was the complemented guest at n Gard
party given by Mrs. J. =. Scbnfer AZ
her home on the south side. A verv
enjoyable afternoon was sDent at
cards, which was followed by music
and refreshments.
Mrs. 5. j. Hail, who has been Wis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-18
BOWIE MAN PREPARES
TO SINK DEEP WELL

Bowie. Ariz. May Isl. A. Wheeler
has purchased a well rig. capable Of
boring 1000 feet from Upton Bros. OF
Artesia. Ariz., and expects to start
drilling for artesian water as soon
as the rig can be set up
in honor of Mrs. c. s Kellum and
daughters. who soon leave for the
coast. and Miss Mary Fiscel, who will
leave next week for ner nome. in
Pennsylvania. Mrs. II. r. Hindman en-
tertained with a card party. Follow
ing the games refreshments were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-18

The Deming office OF The q Paso
Herald is room Il, MahOney block.
Roy Bedichek is agent and CORE
. SpOndenU.
The Herald's distributor in Dem
ing is the LETTER & Field Cigar and
News Store The Herald viii be de-
Hvered TO all parts CT the city same
month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-18

hour if you so desire. 1t
seats FIVE large people
with comfort. The chaS-
sis is big and strong;
made of the beStmaterials
the world produces. tits
practically indestructible.
All Of our special steels
are rigidly inspected and
thoroughly tested in our
own laboratories. The
axles are drop forged in
our own plants. The
frame is of pressed
steel and has a single
drop. The rear system
is unusually rugged.
The finely cut and ac-
curate gears are made
of Vanadium steel. The
transmission is of the Sc
lective type, three speeds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-18
the close Of business April IS was ex-

the close OF business April IS was av-
cellent-
There are 703 state banks and trust
companies and since the last close On
FEBRUARY 60 there has been an increase
banks The total capital and surDI11.
of the banks amounts TO S31-976549 -
ing an increase Of S92167 in the ma
vlded profit account Indfvf1rrs1 Al.
postts decreased S2,421.2S2 sT5 80
drafts decreased S61f,631. The fo+s1 -
serve on demand deposits is AZ 3 49,
cent pr
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