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reason he was able to positively iden-
tify it. The state is making the point
that Davis used this bolt, and is con-
Meeting him with the crime by en-
deavoring to establish the fact that
it was in Davis possession and later
was found by the body of the dead
woman. Inasmuch as her death was
produced by a blow over the head
with some blunt instrument, this tes-
timony is considered very damaging.
After the testimony of Captain Will
hanson the court recessed until 9
o'clock this morning 1t is hard to
say just when the trial will be COM
pleted, as there are many witnesses
both for the state and the defense to
be introduced. However, the case will
more than likely reach the jury some
time tomorrow. All jurors not in this
case. and who were not excused for
the term, have been excused until to-
morrow morning, 9 o'clock.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-02
HIGH RECORDS SMASHED
IN WHEAT QUOTATIONS

3 CHICAGO. Feb. i Smashing uf
high record war prices continued fos
day in the wheat market here On
top Of the advance last week, rang
ing from Z 1t2 to ga cents. quota
tions today Jumped as much as 2 l.8c
at the very outset. May delivery seIl-
ing at $lb4 a bushel as against $1.5i
7.8 when the market closed Saturday
Increasing urgency Of European
demand for wheat was indicated by
q decided fresh upturn IN prices at
Liverpool
Before midday another cent
bushel and more had been added to
the value OF wheat. May delivery rlss
ing to s155 3ss Removal Of impor
duties on all grain by Italy 8bd
Sweden had much to do with caasing
the new advance ia quotatIons.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-02
CHARGES LOCAL. MEN WITH
STEALING A MOTORBOAT

Captain Frank Fader, of Cumberland
and Captain Ed Fader, of this city,
have been arrested by United States
Marshal Wilson on indictments re-
turned against them by the United
States court in Savannah. They i'm
mediately gave bond in the sum of
$500 and were released. Their pre-
liminary hearing will take place be
fore United States Commissioner j.
c.. Morcock in Savannah next Satur-
day.
The indictment against these two
men was secured by w. H. Allen, who
claims that a motorboat was stolen by
them from its moorings in Fernandina
on February Is, last. Ed. Fader has
previously been tried before Commits
sioner Morcock on this charge and
was acquitted He did not deny hav-
ing the boat, but he and his brother
claimed it was picked up adrift at sea,
and they were holding it for salvage.
The owner refused to pay this salvage
and appeared before the grand jury
and secured the indictments. He
claims that the boat was not found
adrift, but was stolen, and charges the
theft to the two brothers
The case, as stated, will be heard
before the commissioner in Savannah
Saturday. Captain Fader will be rep
resented by j. T. Colson. and it is ex-
pected by their friends that they will
both be acquitted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-02
COMMERCE is suaJECT
TO STATE REGULATION

WASHINGTON, Feb 1.-The su-
preme court held today for the first
time that local commerce between the
mainland of state and an island be-
longing to it is subject to state regu-
lation.
The decision was announced in a
suit brought by the Wilmington
Transportation company to enjoin the
California railroad commission from
regulating rates between San Pedro
and Avalon, on Santa Catalina island.
The transportation company claimed
the commerce was carried on the
high seas and thus was subject only
to federal regulation.
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CRUISER MONTANA NOW
Is AT PORT AU PRINCE:

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The cruiser
Montana, with 500 marines. has taken
station off Port au Prince. Haiti, to
protect American interests. A navy
department report today from Rear
Admiral Caperton, commanding the
naval forces in Haitien waters, sum-
married. by Secretary Daniels, said
conditions are unchanged and all is
quiet at Port au Prince. Though Ad-
miral Caperton did not discuss the
military situation It is supposed that
General Guillaume's revolutionary
forces are nearing Port au Prince 70
attack President Theodore, at the
capital
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today that it is not the administra-
tons intention to buy vessels under
the shipping bill, which cause fric
ton with belligerents.
President Wilson and Secretary
Bryan have taken the attitude that
the administration could be trusted
not to do anything to involve the
United States in international trouble.
Friends of the president stated to-
day that it could be taken for granted
that no ships of belIigerents would be
bought unless a satisfactory arrange
ment were made
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BARBER LOST HIS JOB;
TRIED TO KILL HIMSELF

ATLANTA, Feb. 1.-R. D. Bullard.
age 81, barber, who swallowed
dose of poison Sunday afternoon at
his home, 143 Spring street, in fit
of despondency was reported to he re-
covering at the Grady hospital this
morning.
According to his wife, Bullard lost
his position Saturday and took the
poison to relieve his worry over get
ting another job His wife found him
stretched across his bed unconscious
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Wife of Murdered creek Merz
chant Certain Johnson Is
Right Man.
SHE MADE Al DASH FOR Hing
Negro Arrested il SaY |1llah
Saturday NIgat Carrie
fore Dead ofesis's u Wife Wa
tefday and lslentified n II

= When Johf,nse Johnson. the HesFo
dfs adfsres,ed III savannah saturday s init.
charp "A viii, ma murder az Nick Pan.
s,dena,ss i creek merchant. was car-
ried before the wife of the dead Greek
Yesterday morning for Identification.
the woman was SO excited by his spres-
ence tha4 sbe fal, into faint isfAf.
when sbo regained consciousness. she
made j dash for johnson. fra Mi M
tering threats IN Greek, which showed
MAINLY that she believed johnson the
rieht nepra
Y Officer Price, aecompanifsd bv oth4
ers took thassnerFo to9tile store. ofl4
ner N and Reynoltis sfreetS shortlv.
after II o'clock rhe minnie the offis
GERS walked into tina store .witn the
negro the Greek woman threw i1ers
apron over her head and Screamed and;
as she started Ia rnn from behind the
counter. she fell into faint. and it
took the assistance OF several to re-
yiye her. Az soon as she was able to
talk she stated positively that he was
the negro. she said further that
johnson had visited the store on three
or four occasions previous to the mur-
der OF her husband. she carried on
for a time like d mad woman, grab
bing at the negro and raving with
threats. The negro only stood by the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-02
PUT MRS. CARMAN
ON TRIAL AGAIN
DISTRICT ATTORNEY WILL GER
- t e
CASE STARTED IN MAY
OR JUNE. ssss

b
FREEPORT,sM > N Y., F'eb.kss After
a conference last ni&ht liam
Bailey. whose wife WAS e ithe
office of Dr. Edwin 59is
village on Jnne so las IL ffpg.
ney Lewis 4 Slgltl ii, i n y unit II
announced tltat ,onKss
lin Carman SIS to bes hi trial
again, accused ofs y
The firststrials las lsd
in a disagreement sa nd .sl isss.3
man has beensat on pdfss ISL
$25, 900. ~
District Attorney Smith. insshfb ait
nouncement stated that he Would try
to have thepsecend trial started at the
regular term Of court in Mineola in
May or early insJune.
Mrs. Bailey. whose home was in
Hampstead, was consulting DR. Car.
man professionally In his office. which
was in his home here, on the night
of June 30, when someone on the
lawn broke a pane Of glass in a
window, thrust in a pistol and fired
one shot. The bullet killed Mrs.
Bailey.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-02
TAX BOOKS FOR YEAR \
o
WERE OPENED YESTL

The laws Of the state Of Georgia
provide that the state and county tax
returns shall be made during Febru
ary March and April Of each year
In conformity with the above law,
Receiver J 70. DubberIg opened the
books for receiving state and county
tax returns for 1916 yesterday and
will keep them open until the night
OF April 80.
Early in May the tax receiver will
turn over the tax returnstof all tax
payers in this county 10 the county
board of assessors for examination
and equalization. On or by July the
assessors viii return the corrected
tax returns to the receiver of tax re-
turns 10 be entered upon the tax di-
gests.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-02
L. G. N. WINNER IN HUGE
DAMAGE SUIT APPEAL

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The su-
preme court declined today to review
the decisionIof the court of appeals in
a test case involving more than two
and half million dollars in damages
against the Louisville g. Nashville for
alleged forged bills of lading issued
by Knight, Yancey & Company. The
lower cohrt held the railroad was not
liable.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-02
NOPROTESTS WERE MADE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-Secretary
Bryan today formally denied that any
government had protested against the
bill pending in congress for the pur-
chase of ships by the United States.
Mr.. Bryan issued this statement:
No Protests.
mo nation has protested against
the passage of the shipping bill and
it is not likely that any nation will
or would since the bill does not neces-
sarily raise any diplomatic questions
"It is not proper for the state de
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-02
iNDIcT WOMAN WITH THE MAN

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The feder-
al white slave act was interpreted
today by the supreme court as au-
thorizing the Indictment of woman
transported in violation OF the law
as caused her to be transported. JUS
tice Holmes, announcing the courts
opinion, intimated u woman could be
indicted to have herself transported
with view to blackmail.
Justice Lamar yrendered dissent
ing opinion in which Justice Day con-
Cured
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partment at this time to discuss the
manner in which the authority CON
ferred by the bill will, or should be
exercised.
I'VE assume that the authority
conferred upon the president and
those who will be associated with him
in the matter will be exercised
properly and with a due regard to
the nations welfare"
For No Friction.
In administration sources close to
President Wilson it was reiterated
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A FLORIDA EDITOR DEAD.

PENSACOLA, Fla, Feb. Frank
L. Mayes. editor and owner of the Pen
sacola Journal and part owner Of the
Meridian (Nkss.) Dispatch, died today
at the age of Al. He was prominent
in state and national politics. He
twice served as delegate to the Ma
tional Democratic convention.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-02
SHERIFF MANGUM TO
ANSWER FRANK APPEAL

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1--C. Wheeler
Mangum. sheriff Of Fulton county,
Georgia, appeared In supreme court
today to make answer to the notice of
appeal by L. M. Frank, In his habeas
corpus proceedings. Frank is com
mitted to the custody Of the sheriff
1t was explained that formal ap.
pearance to the appeal wasOINNN
pearance to the appeal notice was
usually made by the attornsy for
the state, but the sheriff said he
wanted no dereliction of duty charged
to him.
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FOR THE UNEMPLOYED

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 1.-The sug-
gestion of Mayor Joseph u. Bell, that
10000 be appropriated to give work
to the unemployed of Indianapolis
will be considered by the city coun-
ell tonight The money would be
used TO pay for cleaning snow and
Ice from the streets
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GREECE is NOW READY
TO RENDER SERyIA AID

PARIS, Feb. Ian Athens dispatch
received today, and based, SO II IS
understood, on information obtained
in official circles. says Greece viii
come to sefyia's aid with all her
forces Ia every fresh invasion of
sseryla by Auefro.gefman armies
Great military activity prevails in
Athena today and there Is much ex-
citement bvaf the many rumors
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STEAMERS HELD IN PORT.

BELFAST fyla London), Feb. 1,-
Reports OF German submarine activity
in the Irish Sea have created deep
impression In Belfast shipping ciie
cles. Nine steamers which ply
across the north channel have beer
held in port and IA coliiers asesre,
naming at anchor
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FORT WORTH OWNS CARGO.

FORT WORTH, Tex, Feb. 1.-The
cotton cargo Of the Dacia, which
sailed from Galveston yesterday at
noon Is owned by Fort Worth cot
ton firm. This company has con
tracted to deliver the cotton on Ger
man soil for 16 cents per pound.
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WANTS TRUST SUIT ADVANCED

WASHINGTON, Feb solicitor
General Davis today asked the SUI
preme court to advance the govern
ment's antitrust suit against the In
ternational Harvester company for ar
gument during the present term. He
suggested the first Monday in April
and counsel for the company con-
cured
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-02
THE TURK FLEET HAD
SUCCESS HEARS BERLIN

BERLIN, Feb 1.--Official dis
patches received from Constantinople
today announce that the Turkish fleet
on January &c successfully shelled the
Russian military position on the west
coast of the Black Sea.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-02
FRANK APPEAL ADVANCED.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The su-
preme court today advanced Leo M.
Franks habeas corpus appeal to Feb
ruary 20 for oral argument on the
joint request OF coungel for Frank and
the State OF Georgia.
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lNsuHAncE RATES RAISED.

LIVERPOOL vial London), Feb. l.
Insurance rates on coasters have been
raised from five TO twenty shillings
per cent as a result OF the German
submarine raid.
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.me and place.
'fcel OF land ly-
4 City Of Bruns
te aforesaid. and
d on the plan
.rHows, to-wit:
rastern half
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24

cent store TO get an ice pick for mother
10 use IN picking the meats out Of
hickory nuts. I'll pick the ice away
from your legs with that and you'll be
loose"
So taking care not 10 tickle Uncle
Wlggily, the squirrel boy picked the ice
TO pieces with the sharp ice pick.and
Then he thanked Billie and hurried on
TO the store for the ~lollypOps.
The next day was Thanksgiving. All
the big and little ima in Woodland
came 70 Uncle Wiggily's hollow stump
And such "A good dinner as
therewas, Mrs. Wibblewobble. the duck
lady, and Mrs. Bushytail, the squirrel
lady. and Mrs. LittletaiI. the rabbit lady.
all helped MUSE are Fuzzy Wuzzy
wait on the table.
And what fun the animal children
had And the games they played. and
the ice cream and ~lOllypops they atet
Not too much, o understand, but Just
enough And they were sorry when
THANKSGIVING was over.
The next week in school the lady
mouse teacher asked Sammie Littletail.
the rabbit, what he was most thankful
for.
IF YOU please. said Sammie. aPm
thankful because Billy Bushytaf helped
Uncle Wiggily out Of the ice so he
could have his Thanksgiving dinner
with us"
Good" cried the lady mouse. And
We're all thankful for THAR 50 it's a
good thing 10 be thankful, you see. and
If the cowboy doesn't jump out of the
moving picture n lassO the piano
player.Iu tell YOU next about Uncle
Wiggily n the Hunter Man-Copy-
right. 1915, by Mcclure Newspaper syn
dictate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
IS POUNDS OF BLOOD

IS the average quantity in a healthy
adult, but 1t IS the quality Of the blood
that determines our strength to resist
sickness. With weak blood we find
cold hands and chilly feet; in children
an aversion to study, and in adults
rheumatic tendencies.
In changing seasons get abundant
fresh air and take spoonful of SCOTS
Emulsion after meals, because SCOTS
Emulsion is rich bloodfoOd that will
increase both quantity and quality Of
the blood while It warns the body and
helps cary off the impurities.
When multitudes Of people are to-
day taking SCOTS Emulsion to avert
winter sickness, and are giving it to
their children, It is careless to neglect
It's benefits. Look out for substitutes.
scotl s. Bovine. bloomfield. M. B-2s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
TO FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS.

DR.. j. W. CErhart, Of san Antonio.
Texas, SAYS "Since lime salts consti-
tute three-fourths OF all the mineral
substances Of the human hOdy. they
must he supplied In the foods or sup
plemented in mineral preparations. Or
natural starvation ensues. with tu-
~erculos unchecked. The spread OF
tuberculosis and other p~reVemfable
diseases II due largely 10 deealeified
tiime iucklugl conditions OF multi
tudes throughout the civilized world"
Since lime is one Of rhe INGREDIENTS
of Eckman's Alternative, much OF its
success doubtless is due TO its COM
binauon in such q way as 70 render
10 easily assimilable.
Eckmau's Alternative has effected
remarkable results i'm tuberculosis.
which. i'm many instances. apparently
has yielded 20 IT,. and since il contains
no ODiates. narcotics or hahit-fOrmIng
drugs. it Is safe to try.
Ask your druggist or send direct.
Eckmnn Laboratory. Philadelphia.
Kelly * Pollard. knoblauch Drug Co,
Peoples DRUG store.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
TWO SUITS AGAINST S. P.
ARE FOR TOTAL OF $4,000

Alleging he was permanently injured
by falling between two cars when the
train suddenly stopped. 4. J. Fletcher
has brought suit in the 65th district
court against the Southern Pacific for
5000 damages
In his petition Fletcher states that
he was employed as a brakeman and
that he was standing on the cabOOse
when the train, leaving Tucson on Oc-
tober IS, stopped suddenly, precipitat-
ing him the cars TO the track.
causing injuries TO his spine.
" ~ Norman has filed suit in the
same court against the Southern Pa
citic for 10000 damages for ALLEGED
permanent injuries sustained in 4 fall
when the ~handhOlds OF q freight car
gave way The accident is alleged TO
have occurred on October y in the
yards at Los Angeles. where he was
employed as brakeman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
DAILY RECORD

DAAAAAs EEIuAAA.s
To Dudley & OFT. 20 build ? frame build
lnss on lots g and 80. block A.. Highland
Park. estimated cost s200.
To D. Lavano. TO bui.d two adobe rooms
at 1901 san Antonio street, estimated cost
To A. ]. Washington to build a frame
room at 5-17 Rivera street; estimated cost
To McCHntock company. 10 erect two
signs at SIS Texas street. stimated cost $50
To Cisto AgUiiar. 10 build an adobe dwell
addition; estimated cost SI50-
Deeds Tmed.
Land in Nations Acreage ad6tiou-W. c.
Malz company 20 Mary C. Simpson, lot L.,
block "a. Nations Acreage addition. consid-
GRAFTON $3.50; November IS. 1915.
Public school anL-W- H Schleyer 10
Clarence Wood. section J.. block 6Itz. public
schog. landsi consideration $500; November
Laad I'm Christy ract-Interurban I'M
proFem-rf c9mpany 70 George koutledgc,
two acres out Of Tot 4. block J.. Christy tract.
consideration $3.50. April 80. 1913.
EI Paso county lands-B F. gregg TO J. H
Bobo. sections s. block Is. Texas * Pacific
locations. $3.50 and other considerations; No
public school lane IS F. Brown and wife
90 A. j. Elpp section II. block "a. public
school lands; $3.50 and other considerations
November 1f. 1915
North side Of Mountain avenue. between
Ord and Byron streets-Grand View Realty
cpmpany 90 j.. F. Mullin. lots 5 to II inclu-
sive. block 2G. Grand View addition. consid-
GRAFTON S-0o9. November -, 1915.
North side OF White Oaks street, between
Rayuer and san MarciaI streets-Martha
Gasser and Louis Casser TO Caspar s Crowl,
lots 4 To- 10 inclusive. block 1s. East e Paso
addition. also lots g to IS Inclusive. block
40. Government Hill addition; SO and other
considerations. November %. 1915.
Automobiles Licensed.
f903-G =. Drake. 61f fremont street;
fs1F-G- J. vi kinsnn. 81 North Campbell
4s05-C r. Bassett. 5915 Mckinley avenue;
five passenger Ford
4s56-Dr l. n Gutierrez 100 Nevada
street. five passenger Buick
490T-Je7us orrecl1reo. -Sl- Iularosa
street. seven passenger Chalmers
4s0s-T j. Coggin, 27l5 Montana street;
isjs-E s.andIsy. SIS Myrtle avenue;
FIauccrs roadster.
fsI0-,Fr. james Corrsrd, 1910 Montana
avenue. five passenger Dodge
4s1l-Jo=e b. R~otriTnez. fos West over
land. five passenger Ford
fsls-E Fllette. 1000 Texas street. five
Licensed to We'd.
Nata1de Nacils 20 EcfuCia ReEaiado-
Tomas Gonzales 90 Touasa villa
Cherries r. CourisuN 10 Winifred Wilcox
T.. II Stinson TO julie T. Gallagher
Deaths.
AEnas Walker. local ho7nttal November -
AGED u wears. burial Hl-yas. y NJ
Jesus Gro. ir. 1905 south stanton street
November %. aged one day.
Elisa Vae1uez. AA Charles street, Novem-
Der -. ared - years.
Rosa CaIrrda- 1lrh and IT Paso streets,
Novemhe- 20. aged 10 months
Cen. Pablo Luna. local hospital. November
20. aged IS years. burial Juarez. November
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
FRALEY is BOUND OVER
ON CHARGE OF FORGERY

George Fraley. alias B. Bradley.
charged with forgery. was bound over
to the grand jury by justice j. H.
Beaver Tuesday afternoon, following
his preliminary hearing. His bond was
fixed at $3.50.
Bradley is aueCeA to nave forged the
name Of r. NJ Hoover. superintendent
Of the c.. H & s A. to a check for SIS
in favor of George B. Mccormick.
drawn on the First National bank AR
Hoover. on the stand denied that he
had issued such a check or that the de-
PENDANT had ever been I'm his employ
Airs. Roy Love. OF 403 Montana street
stated that the defendant had given
her the check in payment Of room
rent, and that she had given him S. in
change
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
gAYEARS Ago Today
u From The Herald OF rhi5
Date. 1901.

a strike Of over 100 Mexican labor
ers. employed by the street railway
company. looks Xix a lost battle.
When the men first went out il ap-
peared that the compan would not be
able to replace them with strike
breakers. but this morning an entirely
new force Of men work where the
striking laborers left Off. No trouble
has resulted yet.
Roy oliver has returned to work at
ter a short spell of sickness.
Charles HerpeI, o. McWfuiams and
Ed Parkes have returned from Nalen-
tine n q rousing good hunting trip.
a. y. Brown, general freight and
passenger agent here OF the E P. & y.
l.. has arrived home from Chicago.
Lem Smith and Billy Gummerson
spent today At the latter's ranch. about
10 miles east Of here
]. c. Rous, who recently returned
from Louisville. KY. with his bride. is
now established at home at 500 Mon
tana street -
Mrs. NJ. \. Austin and granddaughter
went 20 Alamogordo this morning to
visit the formers son. employed by the
T. 2. * y. E.. there.
D.. $. Parkes. former assistant pas
senger and ticket agent of the :. p. is
now clerk in the office OF the general
cashier OF the i. p & $ W. in this
city.
a. r. Porterfield. who recently came
here from St Louis, has taken a posi-
ton in the material department OF the
T. P & S. W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
$500 to Be Deposited With
Director of Census by
Chamber of Commerce.

Fl Paso is to have its special federal
census al once.
The Fl Paso budget fund is to be
advertised in the movies"
Fl Paso IS 70 Investigate h Dry
Climate Tire company in Denver with
the object IN view Of bringing here a
similar plant under the same manage
ment employing between 40 and 100
workmen, turning u some 80 autOmO-
bile tires. inner tubes, rubber hose.
and allied products.
And the WOmen's club Of FL PasO
is to stage a mass meeting in the in
terests Of a better, healthier city. Tues
day evening next in b chamber Of
m building
All these matters were considered at
the meeting Of the board Of directors
Of the chamber Tuesday afternoon just
passed President r. B OrndOrff
CHILLED the meeting to order shortly