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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-20
MADE EVENLY DARK, LONG,
LCSTROJS.
La Creole Hair Dressing

faded hair its youthful. original dark
color and leave your hair fluffy. clean.
fun OF life and luster. La Creole Is not
"a dye. but rcVivcS the color glands
Absolutely harmless and impossible to
detect: without odOr sickness
Hair can bc washed 'curlcd without
affecting the restored color. Sold BY
druggists everywhere under money
back guarantee To darkcn all your
gray hair so evenly that not even a
trace Of gray shows. stops dandruT
and falling hair and promotes sitr
growth Give La Creole "a trial Has
been used for past 30 years by ladies'
and gentlemen To restore all their gray
hair to original dark color. lustcr,
freshness and fuiiincss Tragic Drug
store. richmond Va agent.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-20
.|MM|NENCE OF WAR PUTS
PREMIUM ON MUNITIONS
Stock Prices Respond Promptly to
Worldwide Improvement
Affecting Them.
STEEL AND RAILS ADVANCE
Wall Street Understands That Presi-
s dent Has Promised Some Relief to
Managers of Roads in Order To In
duCc Them 20 Surrender.
ny I,RoADA> WALL.

''EW YORK March stock prices 70
>oondsd promptly tu-deN "a ,hc world wide
Improvement of conditions affecting th.m.
In addition to tho better Eurorvau sitna-
ton represented ia ia" "v' rthr"w OF the
car and TIA. further retreat ct 'r" Ser
mans. there was tn" settlement OF ih'
railroad strike ia tn morning and thc an
l,,ouncrmen, in M nft"'nn%n hy ~ 81.
constitutional
gucd that entry OF Tho United states into
The war VIII not hs hs"ri.h itGt"r IT,,
the othcrs ana thai ,ho railroads will in
The near future get an in'r.aS. III freight
rarticui.r advanced rirxt Of ,..ese we're
tho steel .nG minitou stocks and tho sec
United State s,.,I. was OF course. the
leader coming out IN great r9lum', and
Bethlehem, steel heat IL. however IN tho
Wa, Way of net rhanse. for both III ~ rnd
sGrncibic Stool mored more than points
Industrial -Ncohol Republic Iron ana Rail
Way Steel springs went up
can PETROLEUM, and s'noliers Joined the
mow%mSn !, on III" general , thecry th"t GSr-
south Of the Rio orandr. Midwest .Honuinr.
n",v high H. rccord Of T X; = ''''''
BELIEVE KAILK4AnS AKE ,
In the afternoon rails became huoyaut
Rails We're We'll purchased ali day becansc
rate Increase which The Interstate Com
Inerce Commission is believed ia honor
bound 10 grant
With the advanc" of labor and Of all ma
tcrisls. the railroads believed by nearly
everybody 10 b. entitled To some relief
Wall Street understands that II tho
promise OF such relief from tn. President
that caused the manage To- surrender.
law IL constitutional docs not dctract from
tho credit of tho managers in making
concession. for they did so thoroughly he
lteylnC that the law would he overthrown.
Reading. New York Central, Atchiscn and
stocks, Ike chicago and Northwest"rn. be
gan to move upward. the buying extended
to the general railroad list So urgent
n short interest At the close there was
moderate reaction
Announcements that the United States is
preparing FOR war as rapidly as possible
request FOR bids Tor 20, subna riuc cha-"rs.
Information that industrial concerns viii
nc allowed only L. per cent profit on material
furnished The rovornm"ni. while not of
stree, heard this and did not caro-. because
II figured that tn" orders would be so
large that 10 per cent profit III many cases
would he much Nor" than shat tho
stock. Besides. the business Just
many orders for Europe are being cleaned
up, aud nnds the mpuiton factories ready
10 turn 'ou; material At an unprecedented
rate. rs to both speed and cost.
NEW yotk March le-Alsrcanue paper.
n"rci.l sixty-dhy bills on banks. siIl: com
ncrciai siNtv-day bills, 81 70S, demand,
can dollars. 3G', G"vernmcnt bonds steady.
Railroad bonds. firm. Time loans. steady:
sixty day. -. n 81: ninety days ~ ~ -,
six months. a%@i. Can mon.y. steady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-20
COTTON MAKKI1s.

KEW YORK March ~ Increasing .n>-
letN g,"r ~ m." 'rop "ptlook s"emed 70
tu the cotton market to-day and d.,uard
became more urgent following rumors ~
x revolution iu G"rmau,. Lat" months led
ihr advau'c Win October selling up to
I,"3C. or - points NET higher while NAV
tuu' he'd J. l.e. or ~ point. apov. no ,in.c
OF SATURDAY 'rs' prices showed reaction.
OF or u"Iuts from The best, hu, ~cra
very steady at net gain of .. :. *
points
the Hark.' opened steady - m advance
OF I" II TOguis, mat rri.c4 ,ae,a OF dur
ing the nrst f.w minute. ,,crjtn.s sac. =.
about Saturdays ,I.giu. uaglr.. t.,,h 49,.
selling 81 1850 sud Oo.op'f Ii, r. H." liz
erpooi was eood uuy,r ou triy d.ciin.
ma IN" nlhrE"i soon tiru'd hrncr on M
nerOuS roIuUlhlits 90 DELAYED farm yorL
and trace buying % bo'h old AND ,iow.
crop months. A prices Worked highe- ,io,
orders w"r" 'ucpv-i'd. aud tho igsr.,ot "a,
excited LAT. in the afternoon Win scti".
months s"Nips s. 10 SJ points net higher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-20

Ford. I'm Dinwi.ldic County. :,
L. G. Singleton. II colorcd traveller
was sent To the lIustinSs Court this
morning for trial for having eight
quarts OF gin and twelve quarts Ut
whisky in his possession.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-20

'NHh E'"in: Wh"nt-No. ? rcd. nominal
=" red: sl.N. No. hard. slo@: No
aid .lNnH 81 S2s. Corn--No. yellow
l.iot. a - ih'. No " yellow. slooT, siilS;
80. yellow. sl.piuSllO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-20
Seaboard Air Line RAILWAY COMPANY

The Progressive Railway of the south"
I,ains iea.e daily A. NJ. Nuriins lol.!:
1870 T.. 81. Sieepers Atlanta aud jackson.
Nile ssi. \. 81: S.eepsrs Ja.AAonVilIe. FAN.
GA Key West. ll.l0 4. 81, coacae.i
i2.i5 = ~. sisepers Atlanta, Blr,n,nsi,a...
jacksonville Tampa ana 81; pctersbuit
Trans arrive. { - A. NJ. 3SY A. ~. 10 a
4 30 L. Il - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-20
NEw yOfk March 10 Nc-can,ilo r,ro,

Nf:W YOfk March 10 Mercantile paper
;Mi'- Sterling. SiNty-uay bills. SAL. COM
n"rci"l sixty-dhy bills on banks. san: com
ncrciSl stNty-d,y bills, 81 5OS, demand,
SiiS'. cpblcs $i76ig Ear silver. .2Ts. Maxi,
can dollars iGi,. Government bonds. steady
Railroad bonds firm. Time loans. STEADY (:
sixty day. u. a "a: ninety days, -. ., -, :
six months. 3%@,. Can mousy steady ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-20

.iCnMOND FRUIT MARkEr.
Wholesale Nnnluiinns
~ II, TUrrlv Il 70.
Ei"hmond. Va. March "a. 10
=.

'EH w {. 'r"n~ haw z: CO..
Ri"hmoul Va. Mar"n ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
Drunken Men Begin to
Appear al Army Station
Sergeant Cunningham States That
Old Habit is Being Renewed by
Patrons Of John Barleycorn.

During the present campaign week
for 1n,On0 more volunteers for The
United States army. many men IN. A
drunken condition or who have. al
least taken few drinks. have applied
AL he local army recruiting station
for enlistment. In every case Sergt.
Cunningham has rejected them. 5 4
department ruling states that Il man
shall not be accepted for the service
unless he Is sane and sober.
Several weeks ago, Sergeant Gun
ningham was bothered with many
drunken applicants. but recently. with
The exception Of the present campaign
week. he has not been pestercd so
much in this respect.
One thing that is pleasing Sergl'
Cunningham during the period when
ihr nation calls upon her young men
TO volunteer their services for free
dom and democracy. is that over
sevcnly.fve per cent Of the men
accepted so far arc Of the draft age
and arc subject TO the conscriptlon
law. This goes 10 show that they
are taking advantage Of voluntary
enlistment and drc not waiting Tor
the time when they will be con-
ScriDtel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
RULING RECEIVED
FROM HALLANAN
Every House Furnishing Board For
Less Than Three Days Subject
to License AS Hotel.

A few days ago. City License or
Iicrr Arthur Ingram had County clerk
j. II. Wells write 10 State Tax Com-
missioner Walter Hallanan IN an Ell,
fort 10 secure from the stale otllcial
a ruling as 10 where the state draws
rhe line on boarding houses suoJec.
TO the payment Of hotel or restaurant
license
4 reply received yesterday lnol'
Gates that any person conducting
house. no matter OF how small ca.
pacty. where boarders are furnished
with meals or lodging for less IMAM
three days are liable 10 payment OF
such state license. That being the
case. the city ordinance. drawn 10
comply with the state law. the taA
commissioner suggests, VIII De Gu
forced 10 thcsame extent.
The license tax for The hscal year
beginning July ! will he one per cent
OF the rental value instead OF three
per cent as heretofore.
Owing TO the change in admins
tration at midnight Saturday. no ap'
plications for city licenses are being
accepted II is not known if the new
government will expect the city clerk
10 collect tho tax as well as ISSUE the
license. or whether the tax VIII De
paid directly TO The city treasurer.
For this reason persons making ap'
plicatIon for city licenses are directed
TO return Monday after the new al
ADMINISTRATION assumes control.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
GIVEN A LESSON
IN HONEST TOLL
Four Migrants Spend First Day in
Jail WELDING Whltewash
Brushes

Four Migrants convicted in Squire
r. e. Hobbs justice court Wednesday
evening yesterday received their first
official lesson in honest toll. At the
direction OF Sheriff Howard Hastings.
Day Jailer Bert Mcconnell provided
each Of tho four with a whitewash
brush and bucket Of whitewash and
put them TO work Frightening up the
Jail. There was no opportunity TO
shirk, for an officer or turnkey was
constantly on guard The men were
not overworked. AS their muscles arc
not accustomed to hard usage. but
Sheriff Hastings showed his determi-
nation 10 comply with the law and
Squire Hobbs instructions 10 see that
the prisoners work.
The men who enjoyed the dis1inc-
tion of being officially compelled TO
work are Martin LOTUS. Tom Kahn.
Forrest Yates and Keuncth Rainbow.
Sheriff Hastings probably will con-
fer with the county commissioners TO-
day 10 determine what work shall be
provided for the imprisoned Migrants
/ from now on.
, oilers were as scarce as tho proven
bal hen teeth yesterday, following
the action Of the court in handing out
such salty doses TO the first 'vagS"
, who faced him, and no new arrests
were made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
", c, ASSOCIATION
MEETING TONIGHT
Officers Of Various Bureaus to BE
Elected BY Members-Annual
Report to Be Read.

The annual meeting Of the Wheel
ing Commercial association Will be
held this evening al S O'Clock in the
assembly ICON Officers Of the Varl.
Gus special bureaus Of activity Will
be elected by the members for the
ensuing year. They will In turn WITH
in the next ten days name the officials
TO conduct the affairs of the assocla-
ton for the next - months.
General Manager Charles NJ. ketch.
um will read his annual report and
other matters will be taken un. MI.
ketchum said last evening that any
member IF the organization who has
any complaint TO make or suggestions
to offer that will better expedite the
operation Of the association should
attend the meeting tonight and make
them known.
Announcement was made yesterday
that ". y. Downs Of the local Office
Of K. G.. Dun and company, had with
drawn his name as a candidate Tor
election in the traffic department. as
he is TO serve in another bureau OF
the association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
Local Y. ". c, A. Will
Be Well Represented
At Conference Which VIII BeHeld al
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, During
AUGUST.

Twelve or fifteen young women
representatives Of the local Y. NJ. I.
A., will attend the Lake Geneva con.
ference Of Young Womcn's Christian
Associations. which will be held at
Lake Geneva. Wisconsin. from August
10 10 10. The conference includes
representatives from Iowa. OHIO. Min-
ncsola. Michigan. Wisconsin and Ne
braska. and plans are on foot 10 make
this the greatest event in its history.
Speakers Of national reputation are
on The program which will be OF much
benefit and pleasure 10 Tho young
women who attend this conference.
Many new ideas may be obtained Tor
use in all phases Of Association work.
Delegations from this city will be In
charge of Mrs. May Kcny Lewis, who
will be glad 10 give any Others who
are 10 join the party. any news or in
formation concerning this conference.
The young women who have been
chosen 10 represent this city. held 4
meeting recently in the \. ". build
ing and made preliminary plans which
they expect 10 carry out rs their
share 10 make the conference sue,
cess. The representative of the 10.
cal "Y" comprises young women from
the gymnasium and Bible classes.
outing department and residence hall
departments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
FLAG RAISING AT
SUMMER EXPOSITION
Will Be Patriotic Feature Of lnde.
pendence Day at the State
Fair Grounds

Thrown into the breeze. unfurIed
hv the hand of some Wheeling maid
en-, to the tune Of martial strains, the
booming of cannon and the Ave thous
and swelled chorus Of the audience
there will be shown from the roof OF
the new exposition building. State
fair grounds a grand-cloquenl appeal
10 all Americans for stability in this
most crucial moment in the his
tory of the United Slates--"Old
Glory" This naG raising has been
arranged as only part Of the pro.
gram OF tho DAY of Features ms
Fourth OF July as termed in the
circle of those who KNOW. Turing the
week set aside by The Wheeling Driv-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
Two-Day
Notion Sale

ERIDM and Saturday stand.
1 ard Notions will be on sale
at less than normal quotations:
J. & P. Coats Silk-Finish Darn
ing Cotton, three spools, 1Oc
Security Skeleton Waists, 3Sc
Children's Velvet Grip Hose
Supporters, 16c, 1Sc and
PIC a pair.
Deluxe Human Hair Nets, cap
shape, &c
Lackawanna Human Hair Nets,
fringe, &c
Hurley Kew Hair Waivers, &c
belong Safety Pins, SC
King 30 White Sewing Thread,
&c spool. -malp moor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
FOURTH STREET CHURCH NOT
CLOSED.

The Fourth Street Methodist church
summer schedule Is as follows: Sun.
day enthusiastically school, $50 r. m.
Mems Eible class. 9:4a Il. nl.: kindcrrar.
ten department. 1875 q. M: public
worship. l0:45 a. III. and $50 y. M
Midwcek service. Wednesday. 7:4a y. m
All other services and meetings Ciiscnn-
tinued during July and August Tho
pastor. Dr. Clarence f.. Allen. will hc
absent in August.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
BARRY AANlY ENllSTS.

Barry Hanl!. popular young man
Of This city. has heard the call OF
Uncle Sam for 10000 cnlistmen,s for
this week. and yesterday enlisted In
the United States Army. Hanley form
erly was a star outGelder on the State
University ball club and lately has
been working In Cleveland. He has
resigned his position In the Sixth City
and will be sent 10 Columbus today or
tomorrow 10 take his final examina-
lion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
&tonp & Uhotna8

for record in the county clerks office
yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
COUNTY COURT

Marriage Licenses.
Ralph E. Buchanan of Triadelpnla'
" Va. and Hazel Caldwell OF Dali
las. ". Va.
.Tohn Mitchell Stiber and Hazel
Davidson. both Of Pittsburgh:
Joseph Falcone and l.aurI belle
Roner, both of Rella!re, 0.
Fiduciary.
Dora L. Henry qualified AS e1ocu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29

tri1 of the will OF David A. Henry,
DECEASED. Bond. $1,000. Alfred Din
ger, $. Nesbitt and William J.
Beneckc, appraisers.
Deeds.
Warwcod Motor Co. 10 Samuel yet
ros. west part Of lot 354 and all or
lot 355, Plat Of Warwood, $40 and
other consideration.
George H. Grodhaus and Vile 70
Wheeling Coal Railroad COMPANY
right-of-way through property al rat
terson, 81 and other consideration.
Release Deed.
One release deed of trust was hled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
WASHINGTON PASTOR TO PREACH.

Rev. WnTtcr ;. TUOINp. PASTOR OF
Kendall baptist church. - Washington.
u. G., is expected Ia arrive in the riry
Saturday evening and will occupy tho
pulpit OF the lnlmaruri IarLiGt church
Sunday morning and evening. The I'M
manuel church is planning great thing:
for the future and II Mr.. Dunlop Is 80
cured ms pastor great rnnErnEnt iu:;
will M doubt BE- built up in n very Shnrt
time. rs he is considered L splendid
prcnchcr and pastor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29

ing Club for their Exposition'H Horse
Show.
There will be horse racing. free
acts. dancing and patriotic periolS
throughout the day and evening IN
addition TO The flag raising and the
pyrolechpic display.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20

bell. c. u. G truck.
44274-Lyon & Co, 3O1 s. Campbell,
@. NJ c. truck
44275-F. Ostreve. sol S. Campbell.
Overland
442T6-E. E 8fcGentle, 301 s.
Campbell Ford
44277-LyOn & Co.. sol 5. Campbell
Ford.
4427s- Chas. Lyon. sol S. Camp
4325s3Lyon & Co. sO1 S. Campbell,
{32S6EL. A. Gamble. Dodge Il.
4E2S1-S. S Cash, 220l San Jose
4l2S2-F. a Hughes. FL Paso
44sS5-A. Medrano. 4o1 S. Ochoa.
Maxwell
442S4-Juarez Merchandise Co.
Second street, Ford.
442S5-W. Cooley, El Paso, Franklin.
442S6-E- Wisbrun. 1925 Hawthorn.
l12S7-A. W. Norcop. .521 First Ma
tional bank, Chalmers $50.
4f2SS-J. E. Neff, 915 Dallas street,
442Ss-Chas. Davis, Davis Bros, P.
o. Box lis, MarmOn-
44290-Lamar Davis, Davis Bros.
P. o. BOX lis, National
442sl-Chas Davis Davis Bros, P.
o. Box rs. Cole.
44292-Davis Bros Investment Co.,
100 Texas street FORD
44293-J. z. Stahl, Box $50, White.
44294-T. J. Stafford. American
l4ss5-D. c. Crowen. Mills Bldg.
lt296-D. c. CrOwsu. Mills BIDS
4l297-D. J. Roberts. s51 Epson Ave.
472ssER E. Allen. 4o4 N oregon
a
4l2ss-Dr. J. B. Brady. P. o. Box
%, Oldsmobile As
44500-Mrs. r E Bryan. 1909 Tula-
rosa. Dodge.
1901 N. Krakauez. 1918 Non
4z5o2-H. Q. Lawry. 81 N. oregon.
44s0s-P. D. Thomas. 1918 n. Fl
lIsOSc. A. Mobas, 1901 Cotton.
Ford.
445O5-w. L PitcaithIy. 1881 Texas.
Hupmobile r.
4z5Os-J. B. Badger, 702 Mesa, Ford.
445O7-Edgar Held. 220s fremont
445Os-w. c. Bishop. 81 California,
Oldsmobile 43.
449Og-Thos- Carl, s1s ". Ms
44510-Yrs. ". E AIberthal 40
san Francisco. Mitchell.
4451I-l W Baggley. HOS z.
Boulevard, Ford.
44312-F. ". Quincy. SIS n Estrel-
IA, Mitchell
4431S-S. Il. Estrada. 1928 MADEIRA,
Dodge
44s1z-Mrs. E. L. Motion. 4O5 Grand
view, Buick
44515-Dr h. Y. Jackson: 1872 Non
taua, Ford.
4431s-Dr. J. NJ, BrittOn. $500 San
Diego, Buick
44317-H E. Shubert, 1928 San An
tonic street Studcbaker.
4451s-C 7. Richards, rs ". san
Antonio, Hudson.
4451s-G. T. Brundrett, 1918 Fed
eraL Hupmobile 90.
1890. T. Mora, I1O6 Mills Bldg,
Ford
44321-L D. Walters, 401 Prospect.
Oakland 50.
44222-Dr. E. B. Rogers, 1908 z.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20

tonic. IS lllys-knlght-
44s2O-J. r. Mcleod, 1915 Ange,
455s1-west Texas Fuel Co. 1881
472zz@G. P. Putnam. 1881 Magof-
IN z42 q P. Putnam. 1881 Magof-
442zlEP. z. johnson. 1881 Magof-
y z4zz5SE L Fowler. sos Texas.
Gt2zs-M A labor. sIS W. over
land. Willys-Knight.
4l227-ViIla stone, 1873 Myrtle.
t4225ER C NeGregor. 1915 wyom-
7i22sGL. VI. Roberts. zs14 Gold.
99556@w. C Roberts. 27aI Copper.
4}2s1-L W. Roberts. 1914 Gold,
4fs55-I P. o'cOnnor. city Han.
4f2Ss-C L Overstreet. First Pres
byterian Church. Ford.
4423f-H- A. Todd. 1112 Mills Bldg.
l432s5-TTi-stats Tel Co. 80 Texas.
455ss-L F. Afullin. $500 Montana.
44537-L F. siuIIin. $500 Montana.
l425S-L F. Mullen. $500 Montana.
zE55s-AL c. Edwards, 500 z. over
z9s4oEF Il Murchisoa. Texas
Bank & Trust Co.. Ford.
z4241-Loretz-Pegram Co, G. n G
z4242-Loretz-Pegram Co.. rs Du-
z{2is-Loretz-Pegrsm Co.. 11s Du-
4{2i4ELoretz-Pegram Co.. rs Du-
range, Ford
z{245-L0retz-Pegram Co, rs Du-
5{2[s-Loretz-Pegram Co.. rs Du-
z5s472Loretz-Pegram Co, 11s Du-
z42fs-W. H Loretz. rs Durango.
Dodge
4434a-G. H LeaveM Dodge.
4425o-G. H Leavell. Premier.
E4251-R E. Black & Co. sos Mills
99552ESIrs. Z. Strickland. Hotel
49253-SlTs. E. Strickland. Hotel
Savoy. Cadillac So.
4425+-El PasO. Trunk Factory. 1o7
NJ ~treat Fo-d II.
44255-R z. Thomson. I'll First
NaA1lal Bldg, Hudson $40.
44256-Fred r Spicer. 2I1 - san
Antonio. Ford
Ave. Overland 7s.
4425s-B. T. Stevens. So4 RIB Bldg.
Buick 6-I6
4425s-J. II Dudley, 1927 Arizona,
Hudson 81
44260-B. T. Stevens, 800 RIB Bldg.
Buick Is
442sI-J. N Dudley. 1927 Arizona
Ford Sedan.
442s2-A. G. Loveisdy. AS E. Over
land. Ford IA.
1854 Lund. sol Fourth Ct,
Ford
4s2s4-s. E Terrell, 5000 Federal.
Studebaker.
1855. worIey, Martin Bldg,
Ford.
l42ss-L II Sheridan. 11os Mills
Bldg Maxwell
E426T-W- W Whitehead. I16 "
San Antonio, OIdsmobile 81
44268-Chas. y Hest 156 HadIock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20

ll327-E D. Strong SIS RIB Bldg
Ford.
4432s-w. L Gaines. 1905 Montana
Dodge.
44529-J. E. Piper. coo y. oregon.
Overland
4458O-Lee Jones. 91s N Kansas.
Ford
44331-K ". BIumenthaI. sO1 n.
Stanton, WestcOtt
44332-B. Blumenthal, 90I n. STAN
ton, standardization
s525 Mckinley. Ford sedan.
44334-D. Z. Howell 1903 Stevens,
44S35-J. T. woodson. B15 Caples
Bldg. Hupmobile.
1855. " kirkpatrick. s525 Nc
44357-E. D. Stewart, 40 Mills
4{5SS-Dr. chas. Thomas, Lone STAG
Motor Co, Dodge.
- 4Is9o2P. p. Dietz. SIS Prospect
44341-w. c. Myers Co.. Paige.
44342-H- L. Birney Myers Co.,
44s45@S1yers Co, Overland.
44344-Henry Mohr, 81 Oliver,
44545-L. n. Greenberg, EOS n. Ore
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