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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-05
THEATRICAL BAEDEKER
FOR THE COMING WEEK
Nazmova in "Cepton Shoals" at the Adelph-"2OOOO
Leagues Under the Sea" at the Forrest-Many New
Photoplays at Cinema Theatres
NEW. ATTRACTIONS

Of
a of
figures
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-05
DRAMA AND MUSIC CHRONICLE CONCISELY PHRASED

sington Branch, Settlement Music School.
Lighthouse Boys Club, Howard and Som
erset streets Night
TUESDAY, MAY rs.
Pupils recital, Dorothy tombstone Base
Ter. Bellevue.Stratford Afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-05
Bank Adds 'sloo, 900 TO Capital

WASHINGTON. May 5.--The Comptroller
Of the Currency announced the approval
OF an Increase OF capital from $780,.
900 to $400, 900 by the Ninth National Bank
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-05

Of Philadelphia. He announced also an sx-
tension Of the charter of thetMoshannon
National Bank. Of Phillipsburg, until May
4. 1887, and the liquidation of the First
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
GRAY HAIR
MADE DARK
By applying La Creole-Ne
dye. Revives color glands
Stops dandruff.

Is your hair entirely gray. OF Just
gray in spOts2 Is your hair prema-
turely gray from III health or worrye
Are YOU troubled with dandruff. fall
ing hair or itching scalp? Has your
hair stopped growing. or are you bald7
Then apply 10 your hair and scalp
the famous Ia Creole Hair DRESSING
(simple directions on bottlel. This re-
wives the color glands to activity. -
that all your gray hair and every
strand OF your hair soon has the nat
ural. soft. Iustrous, even. dark color
your hair used to have. La Creole
produces such a perfect change in all
your gray hair that not even a trace
OF gray hair shows. but you will have a
fine, soft. fluffy. heavy. evenly dark
head OF hair. Besides. La Creole stops
dandruff or itching scalp. Also causes
new hair to sprout all over your head.
giving you = handsome. beautiful,
healthy. dark head Of hair sold on n
mOney-back guarantee by drug stores
everywhere. or sent prepaid for 81 BY
Van vleet Drug Co, Memphis. Tenn
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17

the factory stand the expense for the
lining. or else I could do 1t for you
here"
Helen was thinking quickly. II the
suit were sent back to the factory
might not the new lining be just as
bad as the Old2 Besides. she wanted TO
wear the suit the next evening. and
time was worth a little money.
Gould you have il refined for me
here If I bought my own lining2 She
questioned. I'd almost rather do that,
and then I'd know just what was being
put in the suit II is certainly worth a
better lining than il has now
~NO doubt they would put a better
lining in it." the woman responded;
but If you are in a hurry for IL, 1
could have il done for you Immediate
~. il you wanted to get your own lin
ing"
I'll go down stairs and get il now.
Helen said. deciding quickly: and then
1 can have the suit tomorrow
Certainly; it can be done immed-
lately
Helen hurried of toward the Gle
vator With a sense of satisfaction OF
course the lining would cost her some
thing, but the suit was worth It. She
was sure that Warren would approve
OF what she had done. If il hadn' I
been for Warren, things would have
been all upside down.-COpyrlght, 1slt &.
International News Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
BAPTISTS WILL HEAR MANY
SPEAKERS AT CLOUDCROFT

Prominent speakers Of the southwest
viii be heard At the third annual
Cloudcroft Baptist assembly. which be-
gins at Cloudcroft. y ", On June
- and extends until July l. The
pastors and iaymen's meeting OF the
New Mexico Baptist state convention
viii be held in Cloudcroft on June 3,
and q committee consisting Ow W N.
Daily. !. NJ Doughty and II. : Record
has been appointed TO work in con
junction with the assembly prograul
committee.
The speakers during the assembly
viii be; Dr. +. Z. Burroughs. educa-
tional secretary OF the Southern Baptist
convention; Dr.. J. u. Ray. Of the BaD-
list seminary Of Fl. Worth, Tex: Dr.
{. D. Daniel, superintendent Of Mexi
can missions. Dr. J. d. Sandefer, presi
dent Of Simmons college. Dr. H. Z.
Duke. of Dallas, Tex Mrs. Eli Moore
Townsend. OF Baylor college, e Z Lee,
general secretary Of 3. Y P L. work In
the south; DR.. J. a. White general sec
Rotary of the B. Y. p. l.; Rev. ". r.
Turner, of Waco. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
4 Narration of Everyday Affairs.
9 Their Married Life "
Helen and Warren lave Hot Dispute About Returning a
Coat With Ruined Lining

persuaded to reason calmly. so without
a word she got into her outdoor things
and went out with Warren.
i Just hate to make q fuss" she said
as they neared the subway station.
Il know you do You'd rather pay
ing TO get satisfaction Remember.
now, stand up for your rights Good
lucki" And Helen found herself on the
platform alone. while Warren was be
ing whirled down town.
Helen Goes TO the Woman.
Helen was still imbued with some Of
the courage that Warren had pumped
into her and she went directly to the
nice woman who had sold her the suit.
1t was early and few people were buy
ing. so Helen had no trouble in finding
her saleswoman.
I want to show you the lining n
this suit" Helen said. unwrapping the
coat hastily ana holding it up to view.
In the light from the huge windows the
spots showed Up more plainly than
ever. The saleswoman gasped.
Why. what happened?' she ex-
claimed.
= got It damp. and this is the re-
suit" Helen explained Il had not
noticed before just how cheap the lin
ing is she went on You see, l have
hardly worn the suit at all"
Just a minute" said the sales
woman. reckoning another woman who
was passing. The newcomer happened
TO he the buyer. and after a cursory eX-
have II entirely refined for you. Mrs.
Curtis. I'll send it back to the factory
and you'll get il in 4 weeks time
"Oh. but ! can't spare IL a week.
Helen exclaimed quickly.
Well you see we'll have 10 make
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
BUYS LAND TO PLANT IN
CLOVER FOR SHEEP GRAZING

Vinton. Tex. april III. H Bearrup
has purchased Is acres or raw land
from Mrs Elizabeth AIundy. This
ground is on the wesl side OF the river
and viii be planted in sweet clover and
stocked with sneep. Mr.. Bearrup has
been in the sheep business in northern
New Mexico and Will probably pur
chase more land here.
F. c. Belk is disposing OF a portion
OF his dairy herd
Mrs. /. Ferguson and son with Two
friends from Buffalo. y Y were here
on their way 10 Arizona 10 take up
government land The party is travel
ing overland.
Mr.. and Mrs +. o Perisho were out
from FL Paso as guests at the Week
Tim Williams has returned from a
business trip through northern New
Mrs, 4. f. Chesney and daughter
Katherine from Fl Paso, are spending
a week At The VI. r. Henley home NJ
linton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. j. Hall. accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. ScOSglns. Of An
thOny, motOred " 70 Fort Selden.
Sugar beet acreages are still being
planted. 2. G. Bell1 Is preparing 10
acres for the seed.
Miss Anna Jamse was a Las Cruces
visitor
r. Z. Rowley made q business trip 10
Rincon-
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rouse and family
motored IN from Fl PasO-
Mr.. and Mrs Tim Williams enter
tanned the following guests al dinner:
Mr. and Mrs. J. W King and family,
Mr. and Mrs. c. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Clarke and son. chauncey Clarke. l.
Kinney and A Wilson, all from z
Paso.
Col. G. y +. Windemsre was a busl-
ness visitor here from Las Cruces
Tim Hoskiuson Is i'll with measles.
six carloads of hay from the Brady
week. the price being So a ton. This
ranch were shipped 10 east Texas this
shipment about clears the district.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
ROTARIANS TO PUT so CARS
INTO CHAUTAUOUA PROCESSION

The general committee OF the hO-
-arians To- the chautauqua discussed
plans for the automobile parade TO De
held Thursday by the Rotary club IN
order 10 gain publicity Tor the chaI-
rauuua April 70 to Nav Al luncheon
in the Hotel Sheldon Tuesday The plan,
as outlined by A Z Rowlands calls
for 80 automobiles, the route has not
been definitely decided
Every person who pledges car Tor
the parade viii be expected 20 furnish
the car even II he should not be able 10
be present said Z. W kayser, chair
man of the committee
The sale Of season tickets by the Ro-
tarians is gaining momentum daily :.
Z RYAN, reported. The Rotary club
does not expect 10 realize gain out OF
the undertaking, but IS promoting the
chautauqua for the benefit Of the FL
Paso public
Those present at the luncheon were
Z. ". Kayser, chairman Robert hr1-
kauer. ". H Shelton, E c Davis x
". Page, 4 E Ryan, ". r. Schultz
and 4 Z RoWlands-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
ARE
READY To HELP
FL Paso Board Wants Every
Foot of Ground in the Val
ley to Produce Crops.

plsdgine- earnest cooperation to the
government in its efforts to induce the
people OF this valley TO utilize every
available foot OF ground IN their gar
dens and on their farms for the grow
ing Of foodstuffs this year. the FL Paso
Real Estate board, at its luncheon Al
the sheldon Tuesday, also took up the
matter OF joining with the chamber OF
commerce in securing a stable market
Tor the products Of this valley
a. H Anderson president Of the
board, asked for a full and FIRE discus
sion OF the market question
Tells OF valley Activities
George r. LeBaron. chairman OF the
chamber OF commerce committee OnlE
rieation and agriculture, said NJ
Thought IL the proper thing for the
board TO join with the chamber OF COM
merce in working to have the govern
7nent's suggestion to plant food stun.
carried out He said his committee
would meet with the people at Clint
Wednesday night 20 start the plant
food" campaign, and that meetings
would be held at every rural center
in the lower and upper valley
Mr. LeBaron said he thought that
while urging the farmers to plant, an
organized effort should be made TO in
sure . permanent. stable market for
their products.
e
certain market was absolutely neces-
sary 10 the future of the valley and the
development Of its agricultural re
sources
Advise Farmers To Organize.
7 L Macon told of ho.S farmers IN
the Pecos valley had been bankrupted
because they had no market for their
products. His idea was to get the
farmers themselves TO oreanize and
place the marketing OF their products
iu the hands of their own agents
those duty It would be TO find a mar
rzet eIsev- here If not in Fl Psso- Mr..
Macon eelieved the real estate men
should aio the farmers in the institu-
tior Of q stable market.
var Can't Touch Real Estate.
A general discussion OF the local
realr- market was on during the
luncheon and the expressions Of those
present were that more sagacious
business men were investing in realty
now q 3 the one security that war could
not destroy or damage All agreed
that war talk had so far not affected
the realty market except N a oenefl-
cial way.
Those present were \ H. Anderson.
W X Ramsey. George z. LeBaron.
Harold E Kilburn. James Q White,
u X MapeL R +. sherman, J. q.
Barada. W r Payne H =. Baker. /.
= Macon. r = HuffnIz--, Edsar ID.
Park
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
MO. PACIFIC To
OPEN AN OFFICE
With Iron Mountain Rail
road, Will Go After Bust
ness in Southwest.

The Missouri Pacific and Iron Noun
tain railrosd companies Will open an
office IN the Mills building on May 1, in
charge OF q general agent. with tray
cling agent and a city representative
according 20 H N. Adams, general trsf-
fic manager Of the systems. here max
ing arrangements for the entrance
Of the companies into the local bust
ness field.
J. b. Githins. assistant freight traffic
manager. of st. Louis; T A. Helm. gen.
eral agent Dallas. and T. NJ Plippin,
assistant freight traffic manager. for
merly with the T. & P, are here with
Mr.. Adams. They viii return east soon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
SOLDIERS SAY
MYRES POPULAR
Men of Seventh Infantry
Testify in Trial of Com
rade in y. S. Court.

Enlisted men OF the Seventh United
states infantry appeared before Judge
Duval West in United States district
court Tuesday as character witnesses
for Frank Myres. corporal Seventh
infantry. who is being tried on
charge Of murder II is alleged in the
Indictment recently returned against
Afyres that he shot and killed Sgt
Robert F. Mount, Seventh infantry, at
II Bliss last January.
The witnesses said Tuesday that
afyres had been the most popular en-
listed man in the regiment and had
been q compe;tnt on-commissioneu
officer some Of the witnesses said
that they had known the defendant
during three enlistments-
The trial of Myres was begun before
Judge West Monday morning The
testimony VIII be completed Tuesday
afternoon when the case VIII be given
70 the jury.
plead Guilty 10 Drug Charges.
Juliet Anderson pleaded guilty 70 TWO
charges Of Violation O. ne H ~ 80
drug act and was sentenced TO 80 days
II the county jail
C. G. Gibson plead guilty TO the
charge Of having cocaine in his pos
session. He was fined $50 and SEN
fenced TO 90 days in jail.
Robert James was sentenced 10 OF
days ia Jail when he pleaded guilty To-
the charge Of having had morphine IN
his possession
Women TO Be DeBorted.
Dolores Lucero. who was charged
with having reeuJered the United
States after depor- = ION, was sen
renced 20 six months \ the county jan
and 10 be deported al the expiration OF
her sentence
Tsidore Libra WIS fined S1e0 on =
charge Of having made a shipment OF
Iiqror without properly marking the
contents Of the packages
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
FLAVORING EXTRACTS ARE
ARIZONA BOOZE SUBSTITUTE

Phoenix, ARK. April IA brisk
trade appears to have been started in
2 number Of Arizona points in the sale
OF flavoring extracts. as substitutes for
whisky. Arrests have been made at
Parker and at Stafford, charging vio-
lations Of the law in this regard for
the stuff contains not less than 30
percent of grain alcohol The Parker
Investigation discovered % boxes that
had contained lemon extract in the
yard of a single suspect
The liquor traffic from New Mexico
into the Globe section has received d
serious setback. 4 strong gate and q
guard house have been erected near
Geronimo. at the eastern edge Of the
Apache reservation. and all autos that
seek ingress must submit to search by
Indian policemen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
CHESTER NICKERSON KILLED
BY TRAIN IN CARRIZOZA YARD

Carrizozo. y NJ. April 1.-THE body
Of Chester Nickerson. about - years
Of age who was killed under the wheels
of an eastbound P & : w train
near the ice plant here, was buried in
the local cemetery. after relatives. said
to live in Massachusetts,. were heard
from. Nickerson was a member Of the
Construction Workers union at
Seattle, Wash. il was reported II Is
believed he fell from a seat on RODS
under a coach on the train The body
was badly mutilated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
THEFTS REPORTED INCLUDE
AUTO, BICYCLE AND JEWELRY

The borrowing rObberies were report
ed to the police Monday night and
early Tuesday morning.
{. E. Bates, san Antonio and South
stanton streets, a Haynes automobile,
about ! o'clock Monday night
J. A Muller. 1871 North Ochoa street
set of coils from his auto, and set
Of tools
E. E. Bidweu. 41O1-2 South FL Paso
street, a black bag containing SIX text
books and a fountain per
John Duncan. SIS North Lee street, 9
O. G Quinn, Y. NJ. c. a. gold watch
and chain and Z pocketbOOk containing
papers
Violet Dean. Victoria apartments,
silver mesh bag, worked with gold
containing IS. and a gold wrist watch
Il. Cass. 1911 East Missouri. 90 teel
Of garden hose.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17


about it,"
As usual Warren vas immersed in
the morning paper, and he raised his
head TO say:
HUH"
Helen was holding up the dark blue
serge coat that belonged to the suit
she had bought at Crofts & Ordway's-
Il had been lined with white satin. and
the satin was spotted all over with
water.
''For heavens sake" Warren ex-
claimed. what have you been doing
with it?'
lust pressing it. and the damp cloth
made those wet marks on the lining
Why. wherever the water has touched
it the satin is just as stiff"
Didn't you notice the lining when
you bought the suit2''
Yes. in a general way, but IL looked
all right Of course in these days the
things are cheaper than they used TO
be-"
There's no reason for putting lin
ing Ike that in an expensive suit OF
course IL won't show, though"
"Oh. but it will whenever I take my
coat off. I'll have to have it refined,
dear"
what, when the suit isn't two weeks
old yet. and not even paid for
Well what can I do?"
Warren was angry enough 10 give
his attention to the matter now.
Get on your things aud come down
with me-" he said rising from the
breakfast table peremptorily. you can
see what Crofts & Ordway's viii do
about it"
Hopeless. Thinks Helen.
But they won't do q thing Warren
They'll simply say that I should have
known water would spot silk"
But how could you know such 4
silly thing. Naturally you would eX-
pect a suit that cost $40 10 have a de-
cent lining in it
Besides" Helen went on, ~ don't
want to take chance on having an
other lining like that put in it,
.Of course you don't but what IS
IL you do want TO do?" asked Warren
sarcastically.
i thought | would buy simple lit
lie lining and have the little tailor
around the conner put 1t in" Helen said
meekly.
We'll" exploded Warren. If that
! isn't just like YOU Well. you won [
| do anything OF the kind. At least not
until you see what can be done about
! it a store as reliable as that one will
fix Il I'D. ] an certain OF it. If not. 1
| won't charge another thing there. and
| that's final"
! Helen really had a lot more 10 say.
1 but Warren in this mood could not be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
BRANCH TO BE FORMED HERE

\ meeting Of those interested in the
organization Of a local society Of
Veterans Of Foreign Wars of the
United States" is to be held at the post
hall at 7:I5. Wednesday evening. April
IS.
ANY officer or enlisted man who
served in any of the foreign campaigns
in the army, navy or marine corps. for
which a medal is authorized, is eligible
for membership
One of the national officers will be
present and give a short talk on the
history and objects Of the order
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
No Cost If This Fails
To Remove Hair Roots
New. Wonderful. Instantaneous Method

You who srs annoyed with smbarras-
sing growths Of superfluous hair have
waited long for something that would do
more than merely take OF the surface hair
up0rarily-something that would really
remove the hair roots. And uow-at Iast--
your wish g. realizec-
The new phelactl-ie process IS far differ
emf from. tar better than electrical. dspila- :
tory or other methods. because Il actually
removes the hair entire roots and all-be-
tore your very eyes-easily. instantly. harm
-esslyl Get q sricz OF phelacrlna. follow the
simple directions and you viii be surprised
and pleased beyond words-or rue 5ruEgfsr
VIII return your money without question 70
has nc odor no Irritating element. and Is 50
uou-i-'1 curious child could safely eat IL u
that not the least sigu cf your former trou-
tle reuairs--AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
NERVOUS SPELLS
And Com binatiOn OF Troubles Relieved
by n Combination of Medicines.

ana or Renewed
by Combination of Medicines.
quotation from one recent letter:
'I have been taking Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and PeptirOn Pills as a course OF
medicine and find this combination ma 2
worked like 4 charm They told me
had neuralgia, and certainly I was in 4
very low and discouraging state 81
health. ! suffered extremely with ner-
vousness and had neuralgia pains so
could not sleep nights
Those nervous spells were awful
i heard about taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and Peptiron Pills-one before
meals. the other after-the suggestion
struck me favorably so that have
taken the medicines carefully and faith
fully with most pleasing results.
1t Is a long time now since have
had one OF those severe nervous spells.
1 can do a good days homework. can
work IN my gerden and walk a mile
Mrs Fred Weekly. Bagdad. Fla
Your druggist will be pleased to sup
ply you with these good medicines
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
CAMPAIGN FOR MEMBERS TO
BE MADE BY TAX ASSOCIATION

c. y. Bassett. president OF the FL
Paso Taxpayers association. who has
returned from California stated Tues
day morning that within the next Few
days IN active campaign would De
launched for new members
Mr. Bassett states the association
hopes 10 enrol all the taxpayers OF
the city and county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
RETIRED LIEUTENANT AND
MEDICAL CAPTAIN COME HERE

First Lieut.. sylvester c Loring, re-
tired. has been ordered 10 report 70
the goth infantry. stationed at Fort
Bliss, for duty
CAPT. John P Fletcher medical
CORPS. who has been on duty At Fort
Rayard. y. NJ. has been ordered TO Fort
Bliss 10 relieve Mai. E. P. Wolfe, med
zeal corps, who will report 20 the sur
geoa general.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
,rIR HNCHEON DRAWS 80.

About so members OF the University
club attended the weekly luncheon held
Tuesday noon at the University club
grill in the Martin building. There
was no program at the luncheon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
ARMY STACKS PRECAUTIONARY
MEASURES; UNITS RELEASED

Precautionary military activities in
the FL Paso patrol district havo been
suspended and all units in the district
which have been held under arms for
the past 10 days have been released.
Reports that American troops had
entrenched along the river front were
officially denied Tuesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
MANY WITNESSES IDENTIFY
BLANCETT AS ARMOUR

santa Fe, y. NJ April l..-foLowing
the sensational Introduction or the
ALLEGED skull OF the late Clyde Armour
In evidence last night and IT'S identifi-
cation a. such by Dr. J. T. Dewalt, a
dentist of Sioux City, Ia, the trial Of
Z. W. Blancett for the alleged murder
proceeded today with the identification
IN numerous santa Fe people OF the
defendant as the man who had intro
duced himself as c ID. Armour IN this
city on October 23 or thereafter
Witnesses included z saloon pro-
prietor and bartender who swors
Blancert had endorsed money orders
and travellers checks as "C. D. Armour,
while here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
MEXICAN LABoRERS RETURNING
E-RnM XNnRk IN PENEslLNA w

4 train carrying Mexican laborers
who have been working on the Penn
svlvSnfa lines in the vicinity Of Phlla .
deIphia was due 70 arrive over the FL
Paso & Southwestern Wednesday. The
men are re+r--- TO their homes in
Mexico, IL was said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
NrcRoES HOLD MEETING TONIGHT.

a patriotic meeting VIII be held by
the negro residents OF the city tonight
at the Aetna club. Second and South
OREGON. beginning at o'clock. Music
and speeches viii be heard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17
The Sensation Of All
FL PasO Hat Sale 5
Reoealed In Our Windows Wednesday Night

VISITS surprise! We've been planning on doing some
thing misunderstanding very radical The opportunity
came a days ago purchase collection OF model
Hats fraction of their actual worth just 159 IN the
o-seems like quite cOectOn-and still they will no doubt
sell out Friday morning. All individual creations
made favored materials IN the snarest early Sum
1ner coos Strictly tailored and ideas
in trimmings The price, We can't possibly
veal it Just However-let the writer whsper-they be
on display the first time Arcade Show VIM
dow Wednesday highland OF the price will be revealed
then The Hats go sale $50 Friday morning plan to
come It's of those sensational events thatw set the town
agog. Just 159 sae-be here time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-17

III Paso seed Co. is now located Al
the corner OF Campbell and san Antonio
SITS One block east IF City Hall and
Court House Phone 553.-Adv.