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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

quarters seemed convinced after
study INK General pcrshugs latest re
port that AN uf tho troop. that
would De found nov Wuuld bee Nound.
ed ana thtt therefore. the htJtcrod
remnants could not have moved from
the scene uf the ught
General prrshiug's mention Of the
rcscu" ot the sixteen men hy Lou
tenant Meyer gave hcadquurtcrs here
the hrst iaformdtion that he sent out
more turU the tWo -uuadrous of IN.
Eleventh, 10 search of the scattered
Troopers II was believed thar the
Two squudruns had been hoid intact
and were driving rccretls uIons the
tran ~ CarrlIal
General p.rshiug gave No reason
to suppose that ho had sent support
ns force ,u addition 10 the two
squadrous OF the Eleventh uut o. Wac
assumed nt headquarters thai Dc had.
General Funston immediately for
warded General PorshinR'- report to
the war department Il wa Indicated
that u went far towards convincing
General Funston and his star as Go
the hlam" of the tarriznI fight rested
entirely on the McN'ctn-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

OF q troop and seven men ut k troop
were picked up yesterday morning hy
Lieutenant Meyer near Santa Maria
Al were horse holdors. The stories
thes, men told were almost Identical
10 those told hN the other Strdgglcrs
that reached the transmission lines
yesterday
General Pcrsh,rg. 100 hir reports
today. referred 90 the number OF thos,
VINO previously had returned 10 the
American lines as eleven. although .u
previous dispatches ho nNcd tho mum.
hcr at seven. with those Who wcr,
rescued Dy Lieutenant Meyer IN" to-
tri number of those who had return
ed was twenty seven.
The total number of mcu 100 The
two troops wa~ learned today Co have
been ciEhtl -four General por~hIng.
Offering a summary Of ms information
ana explaining that hiS conclusions
were based on such Information az ho
had secuted from the strtgslcfs and
from press reports, clllcd attention
Geo the indications that there were
ffty-s"Ncn missing and that press re-
ports Indicated fourteen OF th,~, were
dead and iortS-thrcc were prisoner
General Pcrshiug does not account lu
his report for the number wouuucd
nut appeared 20 assume that all those
wounded had been captured.
General pcrshtng reported that IA
had received no report from the COM
mandcr Of the two sduadruns OF tho
Eleventh cavalry that had been sent
forward tu rescue the remnant of The
Tenth
All those brought IN by Lieutenant
Meyer were horse holdrrs ana like
those who ,ainc into camp yesterday
were not actually in the nEht. The,
had had difficulty. they said, 10 hand
ling IN. horses when the furious ma
chin, gun and rifle nrc hogan and re-
treated before the conclusion uf th'
enlargement.
Thcy had cared Tor such horses a.
they could round up after they got
beyond the rang. ot tn" IRE, the fun
number of mounts IN their possession
when encountered bN Lieutenant
Meyer being twenty y-hNc.
The trooper told their stories he
fore they had an oppurtuui'y Co talk
with stragglers who had preceded
them. The accounts they gave we're
said To have boruc out la al essential
details those prev NioIsl, told
They said they saw General Felix
Gomez aud his aide ride forward ,u
parlcy with captain Boyd. and later
saw h.m move toward the Hank of the
Mexican troops that had began clos
ing ia ON the American force. Ao-
cording to their story, the first init
nation anyone had that hostiiitics
were determined upon, was the out
hurst uf machine gun ii-c. They cor
rDborated the accounts that said -
Was not until then that captain Boyd
save tho command Tor his men &" dts
mount ana return the nr" The McN
icans during the parley had crowded
forward ana had assumed such posi-
tions that when theS attacked thc}
we're "a position TO sweep with k'll'ns
nr, n, American line standing oN-
posed ~ the open.
OficcIs u General Fuuston's head
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

III rasu TcN. jun ai.--GouoraI
Aware Dbregou, Mexican minister ~
war. has offered complete amnesty
10 persons who have opposed tho
government providing they las down
tholr arms and Join m combating ar
American invasion, which he says
seems imminent, according to an ofil-
,ial dispatch Co the consulate here
today Thos, who do not take adj
vantage of tho oncr viii be outlawcd.
The Mexican government has offer
80 TO furnish another train Tor Amer
leans desiring tu leave Mexico hy way
of Vera cruz
Minister uf Foreign Amairs Aguilar
declares his country Wa. not respou-
slhlc for the Carrizal incident, and
that the integrity - the nation viii
Lee defended at whatever cost
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
Hughes in Direct
Conference With Late
Boss of Bull Moose

Sew york. June q Charles r.
Hugh's. Republican nominee tor
president conferred tpdat with
GoN,rnur Whitman Of Ncv iorl
ana senator Warren q HARDING
ot ONO.
Governor Whitman visited Mr.
Hughes after q confeTon'' with
George " P'rkins, Progressive
leader The governor dorlr,d -
discuss thr subject of the ur1r-
view bat said be- was E1ing la.E
To- see Mr Perkins
Mr. Hughes planned to go 20
his temporary summer home dt
Bridge hampton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
Movement Initiated by Ecua.
dor and Salvador to Unite
Latin.America in Arbitra-
tion Move Coldly Received.
INDICATED UNCLE SAM
WILL FINISH BUSINESS
Willing South Americans
Should Influence Carranza
to be Decent if They Car
Find Way to Do 1t.

my Evening Herald Lrssed WiSel
Washington. june 2i.--\"wS
that som. 81 the south and cen
trai Nmcrican republic were
prcparing to initiate uiicr~ oi me
diaiion IN the ,ri~i. between the
nitcd states aud NcNi,o drew
from high officials here today -
-trong iuiip,a,iuu that the United
state. engaged uni, ~ projecting
IL p.Opic and territory. con-id-
ate, 80 Tar "a H." poiicN of thi-
go,r ,rrnincnt ua-' unrrrn'd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
Dies of 0ver-indulgence
in Athletics, Say Doctors

Denver Col. June q Rup,rI
Maui 81. Inspector for tho state pup-
Ic utilities coWmi-,t ION died a. uls
home here last night. Physicians
stated doath wa- due tu oycr-indul-
gence in athletics several Neais ago.
MIR Maun wac star football player
on the Colorado Agricultural and TN.
Yersity OF Colorado teams.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
SAYS CNRRt>Z\ DOES
NOT sEEk ARMED CONFLICT

Washington, June % Robert V.
Pesgueira, former confidential agent
IN Wsshingtuu OF the Carranza gov
eminent, issued "a statement today de-
clarlng neither General carranza or
other chiefs of the revolution do
sired armed conflict with the United
StatcF.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
Aero Club of America
Will Mobilize Flyers

NV ~ n 7 WV - y TfTTW wv =
m"nt WAS made today by the Aero
CLUB ot America thst II las been de-
cidcd o. muh.l.zc an available natiun-
aI guard and civilian aNiators to esq
tthl!sh . continuous aerial patrol
along the Mexican border.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
All But Forty of Boyd's
Command Accounted for,
Pershing Report Says

Washington. Jane 2t.-Gcnrral
Funston reported t. the war de-.
partnont tate today thst eleven
survivors Of tn" Cnrrizbl fight hnI
returned To General pcrshiul o.
line. sixteen we're reported To- hay"
been picked ~ by the cavalry re-
lief column. aud seventeen &" NAY"
been captured by the McN,,iut.
leaving unaccuuutcd TO- fort, 4
IN" ciRhty-fuur officer. aud men
who were under captain Goyd.
\ dispatch from General P"r-
shing transmitted uy Genera,
Funston SAID none uf thu res ned
troopers knew what had hocu too
tate - then commander, and that
their sturi"s we're So Vague that
was impussihl, {" set H cl.nr tdo1
~ what happened Tn" mcsedg'
referred tu several troopers ere.
turning by another route" but Of
ficials thought It meant some oi
the sixteen packed up L., thu rcii''
column
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
Griffin and Johnston
Win Coast Championship

bel Monte. CAT. june q tlaroncc|
Griffin tud William Johnston uf san
francisco, national doubles cham
pious Wuu the Iar.iI' states mems
double tennis ftil. mere TO-DAY. defeat
ing j g. Euhii- OF Ho-Lticy and
Bowl" Dotrirh. uf the University of
California. BOO thre, straight sets. g.,
g., SO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
BRITISH >TE NNtR BRi >sEi.S
CAPTURED BN GERMANS

London June = tl0.ul y. mD--
The British steamship Brussels. with
passenger un board has been cap
turcd by German destroyer and taken
into Icobruggo, It is stated there
were NO Americans uu the Brussels.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
I'lEsIlIN('s FlIL REPORT
MAKES LOSS MORE stNtRs.

San Antonio. Ton JUnV -'oin-
pictc REORGANIZATION ot the two
troops that Nere cugugcd Ia the dis
astrous combat Wcuuosday morning
at Carrizal with Carranza troops.
aud the practical anniiilation of
thos. actually IN the nsht was indl-
Gated IN "A report from Gcne'al Per
shing 60 GouoraI Funston to-day
one packer and clght enlisted men
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
MAY BE FORTY EIGHT HO URS BEFORE
NEXT DEFINITE STEP HAS BEEN TAKEN

Cabinet Officers Silent After Long Conference With Pres
dent Drastic RetaatOry Action Discussed Senate Pre-
pares to Pass Hay Resolution Without Relief Approprla-
ton. All Freight Shipments Into Mexico Are Ordered
Stopped and Cars Held at Border Movement of Militia
in Every State Pushed Up,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
COIt MBts REPORT i>Di, \TIs
ItIli OFFICERS .fbSI

Columbus, y. NJ, June q An Of
the American force which cuEagcd
the McNicaus at Carrizal nave return.
ed To- the nold base excepting Cap
tnins BoNd ana MoreN Lieutenant
Adair ana forty troopers, according
To- a report oruught her, this morn
Ing hy arrivals from the interior.
The three officers are believed dead.
According to this report the total of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
tppt Npt N.> To
PRESIDENT toI, ACE

London June "a t..pf y. MA
wireless dispatch from Rome says that
Pupo Benedict ha- appealed g. prosl.
dent WILSON and General Carrautt tp
use their curuc-t ondcavors go overt
vat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
WASHINGTON CONVINCED THAT
CARRAzAl BATTLE WAS A
MASSACRE, PREPARES TO OCCUPY
NORTHERN STATES Of MEXICO

Complete Disavowa Probably Will be Asked of Carranza
Government and Final Report from General Pershing
Awaited Before Aggressive Movement Is Ordered to Pun.
sh Endless Chain of CHASTITY Outiages; Doubted That
Any Diplomacy Can Now Prevent Declaration of War.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
SENATE ioR nay RESOLUTION
WITHOUT ktiIti I'.Okt>D

Washington, June a. stripped Il
its SIo00, 600 relief provision for fam
ilies ot militlamen, the senate military
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

dor. Jun, Z Tn, foreign ofiuo r--
cciNod today % cahlcgram from th'
government Of Ecuador u'i.nf 800
Lntin-Nmeri,.u governments T. ttkc
common action Coo avert var between
the United siuto- and McN'.. 'ihc
government replied immoditI"', APE
pru.iuE III" initiative of Ecuador.
Washington. juno .i--Eusvo Ar-
rodoudu the Mexican ambassador dot-
gnatc here was notified iodus that
~, governments of Ecuador asa sui
vsJor had rendered their good pfN cs
To General Cdrrauza to AID % aNcit-
me war h'tr,cn the United states yud
Mexico, u Is Understood the dis
patch did not comment ON what Car
rirza's attitude would Doc.
Although Ecuador ana salvador
have authorized THEW minister Il,
c, ui,r with their colleague ou tho
subject the state d.partmort docs not
'ipt, any tmm"diatp oN.rtur"- frum
the ludy of Latin American diplu-
mt,s II i- Understood ;ha. Nmuas-
sador Ndun uf Argentine tcl"rruphrd
his government that nothing could be
done at this t,m' toward initiating
mediation
Tho hr-l ufti,al development IN
connection with mediation talk came
TO-DAY vh'u IN Rafael Zald'Nar, min
ister from salvador, rccciN cd q odnic-
gram from hir government nstruD. sing
10 confer Immediately win the mtt D.
isteg trum Ecuador. Dr. G.uithu =.
tordoN", aud other colleagues with
a NisW o. rt'ycuting open hpU!litI"s.
Indications received from ffciai
quarters are Tint while it D.. ,onsid-
crct there h. nothing fo mediate. the
tnf"d state. government would not
look with dista or should the south
aud central American republics zee
their Influence upon Gcn,rtl Cu-aula
10 perform the duties he ,huu,d per-
form
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

~ i'aso. Ten. Jun" a. Arm,
ofin crs is,.c mrhc,c that the col.
unin hound for bjU taiicntc,
which General Trc,ino ha-
threatened to attack, prohahl, ~
composed Of tiic troops Surviving
the Carrlsal hattie.
Ojo Caticntc ! alnu tort,
miles southwest or Villa \hu-
mazda.
san NNonIo l. M, miles
southeast ~ >am,quiI1. and the
mission of the column preceding
In that direction l. now known
here unless IL lc IL -Aar,u Tor
bandits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

NtNss 1Aif
American columns have been ad-
waning from the \m,riuau uri.i
iss~c IN the direction at ~an tu-
tonio and Oio taIicutc ard ten
ortict- to attack them " dies d."
not immediately rctrcal
General JrrN ino said the
Americans wouid get the same
tr1tmcnt tha, the, received at
tarri,ai IT. iw l. determined to
carr, ont his orders tn the letter.
In this. hc said. hc had al hi,
sutor'lina,c- With him and the,
VIII stick with him IN ca-" of
rupture.
The Mexican commander said
toda, thai IL seemed prohabic, In.
asniuch ~ t.cus'rai pcr-hiUg
seemed ignorant Of the fate oi the
iONd column, that outside oi n,c
additional prisoners nuw bcing
brought here. the tmcri'nn~ were
annihilatcd. although Il was pos
sibir more ha,. escaped. tcnrrai
i'cr~biilg iIa- wired hc,c tor the
nans~ of the dead aud ia" pris-
oncrs.
q wa- ofli,i.lI, ANNOUNCED To-
dR, that none of the pri>oirfs
bronghi here win he hanged, that
mo, ir'ing the custom 81 ~ ciN-
iiiud country"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
Mexican Commander at Chi.
huahua Cheerfully Asserts
Bcyd's Troop Annihilated;
Says He's Ready for More.
PERSHING'S LAST REPORT
SAYS FORCE WIPED OUT
Trevino Gives Out Statement
Alleged to be Signed by
Boyd's Mormon Scout; Col.
umbus Thinks Officers Dead.

By Evening Horali Leased Wirel
~ Pasp. Ten. June ai.---Dn In.
-tru,tion- from the N.,i'an ann
ba>sador IN Washington. M">icnu
residents w,thin The jurisdiction
or ~, consulate ~ ~ pa~n ha,o
been advised to return to Nc>ico.
i,ns much IT, tmcriran residents
In Nc>ico oon,inu. tn leave Nc>.
lean TERRITORY This wa th" AT.
n",',r'mcni al th' lu,ai consulate
today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24
REMEMBER THAT TROOPS not CRITICS TIE FI(iITIN

lln Doubt Carranza consid-
trS II a material conces-
VU sion that the Carrizal
prisoners haven't been hanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

IT Is something that Gen.
III eral Tisvino even thinks
u his country and customs
are civilized.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-05

them you have the proper thing
at lowst cost" A few minutes
later there wasn't a happier lady
than Polly in the proud posses
sion of tony effect of Miss Gov.
ey's own creation"
There's an old saying that
the clothes don't make the man,
said Grandpa, they may not but
they help and when they are
swell toys such as o. D. Lock.
hart, proprietor of Baxter Dye
Works turns out they help night
ly. His clothes have that snap
to'em which makes a man who
wears them feel that he is well
dressed and then to he has the
latest fall Diamond Tailors'
samples to select from and he
guarantees a fit. They sing as
they work in this shop and they
put this across yesterday. If
Casey Jones', should take His
Big Beautiful DOLL Down By
the Old Mill Stream, while
'Alexauder's Rag Time Band,
played Meet Me Tonight in
Drea inland, you should take your
Mysterious Rags to Baxter Dye
Works and have them cleaned,
pressed, altered, repaired and
dyed for "Everybodys Doing II
Now He is strictly in it or
ladies work and will give you q
swell tailored suit"
Personal knowledge is the
winning factor in the culminat
ing contests of this competitive
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-05

light connections aud ready
market that enables him to pay
the best prices for poultry, butter,
eggs, hides, furs, etc. So bring
all your produce to Baxter Pro.
duce Co. You'll like their way
of doing business"
Il tell you my boy" said Foxy
Grandpa in an aside to Charley,
that this young wife of yours
is a model housekeeper especially
is she one of the best breadmakers
that ever queeued over an oxen."
But even the most expert baker
must have good material to work
with so good -four is desirable.
I'd advise you at all times to use
and patronize firms handling H.
L. ]. -four distributed here by
Baxter Mill and Elevator Co.
Its one of the best flours on the
market and should be in use in
every household in this section.
They also handle Red Star and
Rose of Kansas -four and H. L.
J. meal. You want the right
kind of feed for that bloc ded
stock of yours and that's the
kind you get of Baxter Mill &
Elevator Co., everything in corn,
oats, bran, shorts, chops, mil
run. etc. They are also carlot
buyers of salt and stonware and
Bert Shields sees to it that yor
get the right treatment always.
"All work and no play make!
Jack a dull boy" said Grandpa
IF that is true of the boy i
stands to reason it must be o
the girl to and if you young folk
want to spend a pleasant hour a
a play house ahead I'd advise A
L. Rehm's Majestic TheatrI
where you see the best in mutua
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-05

pictures and vaudeville at S and
10 cents. You owe it to your
selves to attend at least twice a
week and keep 4 picture show
going in your town. Don't be a
knocker at anytime but always
boost for Majestic Theatre.
Enroute home the gentlemen
stopped at The News Office and
left the wherewithal for tire e
years subscription while the price
was still one PUNK. On rejoin-
ing Polly she began to valuably
express her thanks. This is in
deed a happy event and one we
never can forget, you have bought
US everything" she exclaimed.
Except one thing" said Grand
pa, but / have ruined that by
leaving the order on the sly with
my friend, Porter Clark, Jr., for
the best to be had in Kansas aud
You can get it whenever you
want it."
why what can it be-" ex'
claimed Polly.
"A handsome rubbertired
Alvin go-cart," said Grandpa.
But Polly had tainted.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-05
FOXY GRANDPA
Continued from page g.

candies in box and bulk. His
soda fountain is a model of neat
ness, all the late drinks properly
served, both hot and cold by Paul
Mason, the ladies man of this
ablishment. Charley will find
the best in cigars aud tobaccos,
all the late books and magazines.
Get a kodak Polly" said Grand
pa "and keep a pictorial history
of your-family. Watch for Edi-
SON day here October 21st, and
hear the famous Edison Re-Cre-
alton, it's a wonder" Polly was
surprised at the fine display of
holiday goods already arriving
and Grandpa wound up their Wis.
it at Grantham's by buying her a
swell piano for the home. Make
your appointment for and meet
your friends at J. W. Granth.
ans.
''Aud where will / find the
leading milliney establishment"
asked Polly of Grandpa. Just
a few DOORS, said he, and we
will call on Miss Marie Convey at
Baxter Supply Compauy's Mill
merry and Ladies Ready-to-wear
department. They, by the way,
have on hand the smartest dress,
pattern, street, picture hats and
Partisan models to be found in
this community; the latest styles
and lowest prices being theil
motto. Their milliners have
that experience which guarantees
when you have once purchased Of
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-05

ings & Loan Association is per-
fectly reliable. AS / was saying
l have quite a sum to my credit,
now in six years systematic regu-
lar overwhelmingly de-
posits against which I have
drawn s., 500 as my share. Now
the association has loaned you
So, 900 on your house, which you
estimated to cost $3.50 exclus-
sive of the lot. To repay this
you will pay about $1.63 per hum
bred dollars or 1896 per month
for &c months. At the end Of
that time you have paid back
your $4,000 and your interest
will only cost you about 6 1-2 per
cent and what have you? In
stead of 4 bunch of rent receipts
you own home absolutely clear.
Its wonderful" said Charley,
''and the Baxter Building, Saw
ings & Loan Association has
done a lot towards helping people
own their own homes in Baxter.
And should be looked unto BY
every renter"
IF you knew what / know
about this young wife of yours, "
said Grandpa, you'd start some
thing and without delay" Start
something, what do you mean,
said Charley. You'd start a
chicken ranch as this young wife
of yours is some chicken faucier
and knows how to make money
at it too. She always gets the
best breeds of chickens, turkeys,
etc., then picks out a firm to sell
to who are reliable and pay TOP
prices and the cash and such q
firm is Chick Morrison of Baxter
Produce Company. He knows
the produce game and has thu
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-05
When You Take Cold.

With the average man a cold
is a serious matter and should
not be trifled with, as some of
the most dangerous diseases start
with 4 common cold. Take Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and get
rid of your cold as quickly as
possible. You are not expert
menting when you use this
remedy, az It has been in use for
many years and has an established
reputation. It contains no opium
or other narcotic. Obtainable
everywhere.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-10-05

age" said Grandpa, land when
of ample character it places its
fortunate possessor in the front
ranks of the we'll informed. The
knowledge of forms, the know
ledge of functions and the know
ledge of component parts of diff
ferent machinery possessed BY
Q. w. Marker enables him to
fix and repair almost anything
in iron machinery. Boiler work
and pipe cutting are easy for
him and he fixes and makes parts
for autos that you would do we'll
to look into before sending away
for an expensive part. He has
gasoline engine, turning lathes
and all machinery for quick
action and his prices are as low
as good work can be turned out. "
Our next step, said Grandpa,
lis to arrange for financing the
home towards which / will add
what l promised you. Arriving
at the Baxter Building, Savings
& Loan Association, Grandpa
requested o. M. (Jack) Spratt,
secretary whom you met before
to transfer his share in their
building and loan department
over to Polly. 1t took but a few
minutes for Charley to make out
his application for 81, 900 in loau
stock and with a few preliminary
details attended to, Charley re-
marked there isn't any red tape
to this business. Its simple, the
trouble is, lots of people DOM
understand it. All you do is Il
deposit Soc to $500 per month, al
others do for investment purposes
But you must be particular abou
the company you choose and
know the Baxter Building Saw