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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19
CARS ARE
COMING THIS WAY
Ordered by Local Dealers,
Who Look For Big Bust
ness This Fall.

In anticipation Of heavy business
lnIs winter, local automobile sales
agents are shipping in large numbers
OF 1910 model machines from the fac
tories Generally, the majority Of the
new models have been sold out thus
IaT' ana orders for exceptionally heavy
shipments for future delivery have
Deen placed by the dealers All over
me southwest, sales during the past
rev weeks have been light, but El
EaSo sales agents attribute this fact
70 between seasons and look forward
TO an exceptionally good winter
An advent into the southwestern
Leld has been made by the Stutz ma
cnlne G. J. Grommet, sales agent
OF me krlt car, viii in the future
also.
Carl Reeves. district sales agent Of
the Studebaker car, is in FL Paso from
a trip through New Mexico. He re-
ports good business.
W d. Newton was in the city from
Las Cruces this week AIr. Newton is
SAFES agent Of the Ford machine in
that town.
T W. Price, former sub dealer Of
the Oakland car at Midland. Texas.
mas moved to FL Paso. The position
made vacant by the resignation of Mr..
rice at Midland has been taken by
WIZ Manning. of FL Paso- Price will
hereafter be identified with the local
agency.
II c. Cantreu and ]. Bowley, sub
dealers Of the Overland car at Bar
SLOW Texas, are in the city.
Francis Lester, Of MesiIla Park, "
NJ, was in FL Paso this week and
drove new 1915 Overland touring car
j. W Gist Of FL Paso. IS driving one
OF the 1915 model Overland machines,
purchased this week
L. SARGENT local sales agent o.
the Krit car, has gone to Albuquerque.
N the interests Of the agency.
J. HarreH- Of this city. IS driving
new Arit touring car, bought this
Theodore Eggers, Of the Linden ho-
tel, is the owner Of 1914 Fiat car.
krlt touring cars were sent to Ros-
Wen, Las Cruces and Carlsbad this
week; where they were distributed by
sub dealers
A carload Of Overland machines was
sent TO Roswell this week consigned
10 the SUB dealer Of the FL Paso
agency.
A carload of 1915 Overland touring
cars arrived in FL Paso Friday.
Mrs J. c. Carr. Of 211 Epson avenue.
IS driving a new Studebaker touring
John NJ. Honind, OF the Derby Gun
CLUB; has purchased a seven passen-
ger Detroit touring car
- R r Excl. district sales agent Of
the Krit machine, has left for Alamo
gordo.
-
Bert Robertson is driving new Cole
touring car
Ford touring cars were sold this
week TO the following: W. Y. Ware.
70 w. Scott Capt J. II. Conrad. Fort
Bliss; ". D Newton, J. R. Bull. r J.
Furst A. H Rhodes. ". z. Brickel.
l. R Nelares, Conrad GimbeTs Alta
vista grocery, Newman Investment
company and A Stolaroff
Alberto Madero. uncle Of Francisco
i Madero. and one Of the leading cat
tie men Of northern Mexico. has pur-
chased new, seven passenger auto |
a z Rowlands. manager OF the
burroughs Adding Machine office in /
Il Paso. is now on the road from FL /
Paso TO Phoenix in his REQ roadster.
accompanied by Mrs Rowlands.
With the completion Of its new quar- |
ters at 557 Myrtle avenue. the Lone /
Star Motor company. Of which E G. i
Perry is the president. received a car i
load Of HupmObiles Friday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

Hve-ed % touring cars TO the English war
department in one day for use in patroling
and defending the coast Immediately
chopped off the uonneaus and mounted
Maxim guns on the rear Of the chassis.
When the mobilization Of French SOL
diers started we were n Paris and imme-
diately made plans TO forestau possible
difficulties by giving Up the automobile
tour Of Europe which we had proposed
taking and making for england
All Men at the Front
when We arrived In Dieppe We found
and children and few old men who were
unable 10 bear arms. All business had
been suspended The proprietor OF the
motel al which we stopped. with his entire
corps OF chefs and walters had responded
20 the call Of arms
ct was with great difficulty that we
obtained accommOdati0-s on the boat which
took US to England Just as we were going
TO take our automobile. which we had used
less than week aboard the boat. II was
seized by the French military authorities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19
Urge Road Work as
Aid TO UnembZoued

Immediate action by congress in pro-
viding employment on the highways for
those thrown out Of work through in
dustrial stagnatiOn created by the Eu-
fopean embroglio is urged by the pres
idents Of the Arizona and Nevada state
clubs Of the American Automobile as
ISOLATION. The appeal was made to
president John A Wilson Of the na-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19
IN SUPPLYING RFCTTFTFR

The rate Of supply Of a chemical rec
ufter for charging storage batteries
VIII diminish with increased resistance
or with weakened liquid A flow OF
from two to four amperes IS sufficient
Tor reliable charging Of one battery
on the line Too much amperage pro-
duces destructive heat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

Only Nperts in our shop-cleanins,
pressing, repairing. New York Tailor
ing Co, go Mesa Ave Phone 1855
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19
No wonder Gods wrath is Ended against you
for violating His laws.

And laughs in the hour Of tos your
ignorance That Wayfarg man though fool need therein"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

Quality first. Crescent Cleaning
Works Phone 1901. Auto will calI-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

For better cleaning. pressing and re-
pairing. phOn 1898 NV York Tailoring
Co, 900 Mesa Northumberland.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19
VIII DriUe Home TO
Texas in New Auto

After buying a large Fiat roadster
in Los Angeles, C. S. Nelson is prenaT-
ing to drive to his home at san A.
tonic, Texas, by way Of FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19
BLACK CROSSES FOR
ALL FUNERAL CARS

A black cross on a white background
five inches square is the officially
adopted insignia which will be placed
on all cars in a funeral procession in
recognized and the line may not be in
terrupted by traffic. Action TO this ef-
feet was taken by the police bureau at
the request OF the Allegheny County
Funeral Directors association, which
complained that funerals were inter
runtad 1t street crossings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

An advent into the southwestern
ueld has been made by the Stutz ma
cnlne G. J. Grommet, sales agent
OF the Krit car. Will in the future
handle the interests Of the Stutz car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

Carl Reeves. district sales agent of
the Studebaker car, is in FL PasO from
trip through New Mexico He re-
ports good business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

W D. Newton was in the city from
Las cruces this week Alr. Newton is
sales agent Of the Ford machine in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19
DON FEDERICO CHAVEZ
ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY

Estancla. y. NJ, June 20-p1n
FrcdoTiOU chavez. of willard, has con-
scented that his name b. presented 10
the county Republican convention a.
"a candidate FOR representative To- tna
state assembly from this c,Inty. For
some time the many friends of Mr..
chavez have been urging that ne en-
ter the convention 3s aa applicant for
such nomination. but heretofore ne
refused, saying Uhat ne was content 10
work in the ranks. Tho requests Tor
his entering tho race hav been So
many, that he now has consented. ana
from this time ON until the convention
meets, he viii be In the nght
MT Chavez has been q resident Il
this county from The time it was or
ganizcd, having come from Valencia
county. where ne was born and raised.
lie comes from a prominent NcV Mex
ico family. lie has always been fouua
as an ardent worker for his party,
and has served his party for the past
few years as county chairman, which
position he nov holds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19
TEST Of NEW STATE
MADE AEROPLANE
ON SUNDAY
Austrian Aviator to Fly Near
MogOllon in Machine Made
by DR.. Rowe Of GlenwOod.

silver city. y NJ, june f9-The
FIRST a|eroplane flight OF amy consld-
cradle distance In this section 81 the
country viii take place ON SUNDAY.
June p. when Lieutenant Punlea az
the aviation corps OF the Austrian
army will make a night Ia DR.. Rowo's
machine M Glcnwood, ~ miles thi
side Of Mogolion. The night viii be
n straightawuy on Whitewater mesa.
% being impossible To circle safely in
this high altitude. IN an probability
"A number az parties will motor out
from silver city To witness The iighr
Dr. Rowe Of Glenwood has been one
az the pioneer e-xperimenters In aerial
flight. having constructed several dit
ferent models ~ flying machines. In
spite OF the handicap 81 being TAR
from sources OF supply and many
special materials G. as are required
In airship building. Or. Rowe has
been quite successful and several OF
his machines have svoyed praise from
expert airmen. One OF the last din
culties encountered was the fact thPt
gasoline Of the proper quality for use
In a light high power engine such a.
Dr. Rowe has cunld not he obtained In
this part 81 the country and he had 20
make a special importation for his
" particular use. Lieutenant PUFF
flea, who - an expert %aeronaus. has
been with DR.. Rowe in Glenwood tor
some time. Later II Is hoped 90 make
a flight from Glenwood 10 silver city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19

Ana county road board TO the taXpay-
crs OF the county on the expenditure
Of 100000 bond issue proceeds Tor
road purposes. The bulletin Is u 81
page book, profusely Illustrated with
"a half tone illustration. and with two
maps OF the roads of the county. u
was prepared by Francis T.. Lester,
secrotary-treasurer OF the DOua Ana
county road board.
The introduction TO the bulletin eX-
plains that the report was issued as an
answer 20 tho question which cye"y
taxpayer has "a right 90 ash IN regard
10 the expenditure 81 his taxes, What
have you done with the money %
sets forth the growth Of the good roads
idea in Dona ANA county. the policies
of fun publicity and business-liko cii-
cheney adopted by the board. andr the
organization through which the board
has been able 20 accomplish its results.
10 goes Into detail and explains. by
means Of numerous Illustrations. the
methods followed d" the road building
a.Dumpllshed and the experimental
wurk that was necessary Ia order 90
determine the most economical nud
efficient plan 81 work. The difficulties
encountered by the board In It's work
are explained. ana the manncr by
which they were overcome. such, FOR
example, as the matter Of an ample
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19
BLANCHARD HERE TO
GET PIG TURES
FOR LECTURE
Statisticial of Reclamation
Service Will Take Movies Of
Of Indian Villages Along
the Rio Grande.

ia Paso. Tex. June ia-C. j. Blan-
Chnrd. chief statistiCinn. ana a. -.
Cowling. stan photographer OF tho
United States reclamation service, both
o. Washington. ID. C., arrived In ga
paso yesterday.
Mossrs Blanchard and CoWling are
on their way TO the Elephant Butte
dam. where they VIII secure movins
and still pictures Of the Elephant
Butte dam and irrigation project Ion
use In connection with the govern
meBts exhibition at the Panama
Pacific exposition ne q Francisco
next year. The pictures viii be used
IN connection with daily lectures ny
reclamation service experts al the eN-
position. In addition to the motion
pictures, colored slides Will also be-
used.
Motion pictures Of the government
irrigation projects are not entirely
new. since pictures or the Roosevelt
dam In Arizona werc secured ON rs
completion and theHv exhibited
throughout The countrt After th"
government gets through showing tho
pictures material Is prepared for usc
by public lecturers and the slides and
LECTURES are loaned them.
The idea 0l the lectures ana Pile
lures Is &C. a%cquaint prospective sct-
tlcrs under government projects WIN
The conditions and lay 81 the countr'
exploited and thus add ga the interest
In the project and encourage immi-
eration.
The expenses 81 Mr.. blanchard ana
Mr.. Cowling on their trips over tho
country, aside from the actual taxing
of the pictures, are borne by the
chambers OF commerce and water
users associations Jointly, since the
benefit 90 be derived accruos 10 tho
bodies named.
From here the two officials viii ro
To santa Fc. y NJ. 10 secure pictures
of Indian villages nea there and pic
lures Of the elm dwellings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19
Purifies Blood
With Telling Effect
Gives Conscious Evidence of
Its Direct Action.

= g s. the famous blood purifier. almost
talks as n sweeps he way through the cir,
culaiiun. IT, action q no direct that very
often In some forms ~ rkin a~fliction the
appearance 81 che cruptiunH changes over
night, the Itch aud redress are gone and
recovery begins Immediately.
A a matter ~ TACT. there Is one inRreds
ent In y y. q which serves the active pur.
pese a stlmrluHng each cellular part u
the body 10 the heaiihy and ludicious selec.
ton % rs own esanllal uuirimeut. That
is why Il rcErnrraics the blood supply why
u has such a irr-atndous iunuehco IN OVER
coming ectema, rash, pimplcs. and all skin
umlctl0na.
And IN regencrhung the tissues \. \. \.
has a rapid aud positive nntldotal eGert
upon al those Irritating innuenees that
cAuse rheumatism. sure threat, weak eyes,
toss q weight, thin, taie eloeks, aud that
wearineas ~ muscle and nerve that "a gen.
ekperleuccd az spring ffNer. Get a
bottle OF A. . b az any drug store, and Ia
a lev days you viii not oniy feoi bright and
energetic, but you via b. tbs picture u
new hie' 3 5 - Is prepared only In tho
laboretory ~ ihe swim specific Co, 53f
swim BAG, Atlanta. Ga, VII maintain 4
ftfy enseient Medical Department.. where All
Whu have any hlood disorder u a stubborn
nature maY write freely fof adflcs aud 4
special book of lnaiructien. y = y H. suld
by drug stores. depaftment and
gfuefhi aiorfs. bot hgHafe VI all sub1titutea
DO not acctpt rlem.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19
MAKING READY To
SELL NATIONAL
TIMBER CROP
Silviculture Inspector Here to
Put in Two Months Shaping
Plans for Marketing Ma.
ture and 0ver-M Mature Trees

Inspector r. y. stuart. of the silyl-
culture branch Of the forest service,
With headquarters IN Washington. -.
G., arrived in Albuquerque yesterday
10 spend two months In this district
Re VIII Inspect conditions on the eur
rent timber sales, visit important
planting sites and nurseries. and get
. line on new sales which are coming
up for decision during the next year.
During July and August Mr.. STUART
expects 20 Visit D Peoos. Iemez. car
son, CHA, Crook, Apache, Sitgreaves.
coconino and Tusyan national ior-
eats.
To a Herald reporter Mr.. stuart
said today;
one OF the mOs important features
OF my trip Is 20 examine large blocks
OF 0ver-mature timber within the
Apache and S%itgreaves national for
ests. As Il now well Understood
throughout the west. the forest service
ia e~rdenvoring to put upon the marker
ma e and over-mnture timber which
IL re,dy for the axe.
According 10 present appraisal
methods, the value OF the timber b.
estimated and the timber IL then adj
vertised FOR a sufficient length OF timo
90 secure publicity and 10 give intend
ing purchasers ample opportunity 20
look the ground over. I hope a. a re-
suit Of an Inspection of these areas 10
be- In a position 20 advise the forester
as 20 the ~adyisability OF sales on the
areas and the terms under which the
timber should be sold"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19
DONA ANA COUNTY AGAIN
BACKS FAITH IN GOOD ROADS
Southern County, Satisfied With Results from First 500,
600 Bond Issue Enthusiastically Votes Another $50,
600 to Complete the Highways of the County; Report
of the Work Accomplished. a

water supply. IN Wow of hi scarcity ~
water. either from litigation bitches
or rain during ~, period 81 consttuo-
ton.
From the ti0o.o .U bond funds the
Dhna Ana county road board con-
stfuotcd about nftv miles % finished
gravel road. with 10 gravel bed mine
Inches deep, laid Zoo Two courses. each
course wet AID r.ilrdi also about
ninety miles OF eflded roads %
occurred ly contribution 81 either labor
ct money from inside Of the county.
about f-nno ~ Installed pa corru-
eotod iron culy,r.. costing owe
$1,000.
The rates OF pay = furemen RANGED
frHu e. 1O to 81 nH 70 day. for teams.
Sl.0u Go $500 a dlsi aud for l%ahorers.
5. np To- dly. Following its policy oi
demanding the fullest efficiency In lli
labor performed ,ho board paid Ter
the 4rayol used ON inc yard basis; Z
10 90 cents % yard Ior the screening
aud loading OF tho sr1,el at the pits,
and 25 cents a. yarI-m.Ie Tor the haul
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19
NOTED TOMBSTONE
MINES TO Be SOLD.
UNDER HAMMER
Phelps-D Dodge Company Under
stood to Be Probable Sue
oessful Bidders for Prop
critics at Public Sale Tues
day.

Douglas. Aria, June ia.-On Tues
dag next the receiver of the Tomb
stone Consolidated Mines company.
\. l.. Grow. Will umer for sale at
Tombstone an the property OF that
company. the proceeds To be applied
ON the Indebtedness e the company.
which muun 90 several million dol
lars. The sale Will Include an the
mines and machinery of every char
actef owned by the company. Among
other assets 90 be disposed OF ls M
great pumping plant Installed several
years q and said Co have he
largest capacity Of nny pumping
plant Ia this country.
The expectation IL that Phelps,
Dodge 4 Company viii be- the pur-
chns"rs, other bidders may be on
hand and Il ~ reported that recently
Frank Murphy, president Of the CON
soliduted company. has been In New
York making efforts 90 form "a syudi-
cate for the repufyhasc ct the prop
erty on which he spent several mil-
lions of dollars.
The P-D company. u b. known. has
caused IT, engineers Co make q thor
ough examination OF the property in
the Tombstone district. not only that
Included in the bankrupt company
holdings. but of many other holdings.
IL Is reported that as q result OF
the examinations made the P-B com
pan, has during the last few months
tnkon options on many claims not
connected in any way with the Com
soiidated company and That on these
options considerable money has been
paid
The Phelps-Dodgc company. be-
sheds being a creditor Of the bank
rupt company, Is especially Interested
IN the Tombstone district. because uf
the branch of the III Paso a South
western railroad built from Fair
banks into d district ten years ago.
No one has been encountered who
would venture o guess as To what the
property win bring on the forced
/, sale fixed Tor next Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19

ing. As an indication Of the large
number OF persons employed during
the work, the secretary treasurer ni
the board ISSUED over 1920 checks
within nine months. The activity Of
the bona Ana county road board-es-
pecially In view OF the fact that they
receive no salary-ls shown by tine
81 meetings that IL held between No
vomber, 1912. and March, 1914.
Various details. such as the sign
posting, tree Planting. right 81 way
difficulties and maintenance prop
loms. are fuliy covered In the report:
which also Includes several tables. set
ting forth In detail the various elc-
mcnts 90 cost that go to make up road
construction expenses. The report IS
of high educational value Co an inter-
ofted loo road building In New Mexico.
because Il sets forth the results OF
work accomplished under road build
ing conditions quite different from
those existing Boo other states. The
greater part a. the work done was
pioneer work
\ copy uf this report win De mailed
free 20 uuy citizen Of New M"xico in
tcrostcd i'm good roads. so long as the
edition lasts. upon application TO
Francis r. Lester. secretary Dona Ana
county road board. Mesilla PARK.
y. VI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19
WILL EXAMINE BODY
OF WALES FOR
BULLET WOUND
District Attorney Orders Re-
mains of Man Who Died
While Under Burglary In
dictment Exhumed.

Especial Dispatch 60 The HERALD
s%ocorro, \ NJ, June 19.-The dis
trict attorney today. on Information
transmitted Co him since court open
ed here ordered the body Of Emeiio
Wales. who died last week ana was
buried at san Juan. this county, cN-
humed and "a post norton made. br.
Parvis OF socorro and DR.. viking
ton of Beien viii leave for "a Juan
this afternoon 90 make the cXami-
nation Wales was indicted In May
az Los Luuas on a charge of burg
lary OF the house ~ Romulo Romero,
together with several other men,
among them Domingo Wales. n has
been reported that Emell0 Wales was
shot during the melee following the
alleged robbery and that he died
from the wound received az that
time. The examination H. "a deter
mine whether or not the nan was
shot.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19

Las cruces. y NJ, Juno li.-DonJ
Ana county. satisfied with the results
of her nist 100000 Investment iu
good roads is backing her mith Gao tno
extent uf S50.Nun more. The people
BY a four to one vote have added $50
600 o. the bonded iudebtedneas of Che
county fur road purposes, making r. fc.
tal road bond debt of 100000. The
report ut the county road board on the
expenditure OF the FIRST 500. 900 and
the results from tho expenditure of
that money were al the arguments
needed 90 carry tho second bond issue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19

Il IL said a certain fabian nan once
took advantage OF his noighbor n
trading him an old horse that could
neither see. eat not smell for n sound
horse. The victim had patiently wait
ed for an opportunity 90 get even
The opportunity came the other dnY
when In selling his trickster a lot IA
Taihan he made him a Iced to two
La Lande Enterprise.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19
FURNISHES DETAILED REPORT
ON FIHST $1,000 % SPENT

Doua Ana county has again set an
example 10 tho state by publishinp %
printed illustrated report TO- the tax
payers of the county, settling forth how
their money has been expended. The
OCCASION for this precedent In ne nan
ugemcnt o. rublic anairs ln New McX-
leo De- tir report made hy the Dou1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19
WESTINGHOUSE MEN
REITERATE CLAIMS


Pittsburgh, Pa. June l9-Thou-
sands of Westinghouse strikers as-
semblod az the Turtle Greek play
grounds today and signed "a mon
stor petition setting forth that the
slgners are members 81 the union
and they stand FOR the demands on
the company $50 woe ago.
flckotinE continued during the
night bun there was no scmhlance of
disorder until the Union Switch and
signal company force went a. work
this morning. one arrest was made
near the works Bridget Kennedy.
secretary OF the union. commanded
the pickeis last night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19

WnshingtOnI june l9--Juhn q.
Ames, collector ~ customs al chicago
since 1899. resigned today. the resig-
nation TO take effect az soon NJ a
successor is named.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19

4 plonteOus pouring from the sup
ply Of Jupiter Pluvius has drenched
mother earth. and the croakinE Of tho
frogs can be heard with that Of tho
knoCker-portalos NCNs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19

Phone !, Red Barn. sii W copper
Tor nrsi-clsss hacks and eauiages
W T. Trimbie a Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19

Washington. june 19.--President
Wilson has accepted an invitation 70
speak az lndepcndenoe day ceiebra-
ton at Philadelphia July 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19

The early spud gc,s the coln.-Aztee
Index.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19

r. L. Moore Attorney, Cromwell
BIDS IaO 9 2hd a. Phone sta.