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The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-15
WAREHousEMAN,s SALE


 Notice is hereby given that the un- i dersigned will offer for sale at pub lie auction 10 the highest bidder for cash. in front of the office of the Mur ray Transfer Company, located at BIT Valley street, in the City of Hot Sprin 8. Ark, al the hour of i o'clock P. m, on Saturday, December l5, 1917, the following described goods, wares and merchandise, deposited with the undersigned as a warehouseman
 Dr Thurman furnishings for six rooms
 A. l.. Bloom, furnishings for three rooms
 Burl Daley furnishings for one room
 Mrs II. Holmes, furnishings for five rooms
 Mir Denton, furnishings for two rooms.
 Mir. shanks, furnishings for four rooms.
 Ben Desilva, furnishings for three rooms
 T. W. Lewis, furnishings for two rooms
 Ida Smith, furnishings for three rooms.
 IT, J. Wilson, three boxes household goods, one package.
 Complete set of bar and restaurant fixtures and boxes, property of A. J Gunther
 Complete set of bar and restauran fixtures belonging to Jack Goodine. | Complete set of bar and restauran fixtures belonging to Tom Brugmann
 Said sale is made for the purpos, of satisfying the warehouseman's lieI on said goods wares and merchan 1ise deposited with the undersigned by the ostensible owner or owners as we'll as the costs of notice, adYer tisement and sale Any person claim ing right of property or possession in said goods. or any portion thereof is hereby warned that he must as sert the same before the date of said sale and pay to the undersigned the amount necessary Go satisfy his lien and pay the reasonable expenses and liabilities incurred in serving notices and advertising and preparing for this sale up 10 the time of such payment, or else be forever barred from claim ing any right, title or interest there in
 The sale will be continued from day 10 day until all of the goods described l above are disposed of
 MURRAY TRANSFER CO, By R. Murray, Prest.
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EsrRAY NOTICE.

On the 10th Gay Of November, i9l1 The undersigned took up as an estray & certain bay mare mule. about four years 5ld, l2 hands high, and branded on the rieh shoulder Said animal has been posted and appraised by three disintercsted householders Of Garland county at the appraised value of &25.0J; said animal may be proven away before II Ccrandstaff, Justice of the Peace for Antioch Township.
 F F-4W FRED WALKER
 Taker-up.
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LEGAL NOTICES

belonging to sad estate, to-wit Lot eight (S), block four ti) in Ayondale addition to the City of Hot Springs, Garland cou1ty Ar'I., for the purpose of paying the debts of said estate
 BRAD O. SMITH. Administrator of the Estate of Joseph Leonard Deceased. 20t
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F STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up, on the 2SUh day of Octo- Der, 1917, one brown bay mare, white spot in forehead, white left hind foot, about IA hands high long mane and tail and collar mark on shoulders. Alp praised by Elbert l.. Johnson. R. q. Trantham and w M. Iowder. a the value of $5000. Said animal is at my place, two miles east of Beaudry, Garland county. Ark
 12-4-4w WALTER HAMILTON.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR ORDER OF SALE OF
 REAL ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned, as Administrator in Sue cession of the Estate of R l.. Gris- sam, deceased, will apply to the Gar land Probate Court on the l7th day of December 1917, or as soon there after as the court will hear tn esame, for authority to sell the following lands belonsing to said estate or so much thereof as may be necessary, to-wit:
 Part of Lot CD Block Eighty-one fSU of the Hot Springs Reservation, in Garland County, Arkansas, par ticularly described as follows Com mence at a point on Laurel Street in the City Of Hot Springs, Arkansas where the dividing line between iots 1 and 5 touches Laurel Street. run thence easterly on the line dividinl lots { and } distance of thirty (30l feet to point of beginning. thence southerly parallel with Laurel Stree
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WARNING ORDER.

In the chancery Court of Garland County Ark Robert l.. Peters John L. Peters and
 J. A. stalleap, Trustee, Plaintiff,
 ys. Chas. N Rix, Admr Estate Of John Ii. Lewis, deceased W. A. Lewis and Edith D. Lewis. Defendants The defendant Edith D Lewis, warned Co appear in this court within thirty days ana answer the complaint oi the plaintiff, Robert L. Peters, John L. Peters and J. A. Stallcup, trustee. Witness my hand and the seal of said court this goth day of November 19lI
 r W. ROWLES, Clerk, L. F. SAWYER, ESQ,
 Attorney ad Iietm
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR ORDER TO SELL REAL
 ESTATE.
In the Garland Probate COl

In the Garland Probate Court.
 Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned, as administrator of the es- tate of Joseph Leonard, deceased. will on the 10th day of December 1917 or as soon thereafter as can be heard, apply to said probate court for an or der to sell the following real estate
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that in pur- suance of the authority and directions contained in the decretal order Of the chanoery court of Garland coun'y, made and entered on the 26th day Of November, A. D. 1917, in a certain cause (No G53Sl then pending there in between B. 0. Smith, complainant. and J. II. Meux and William T Meux,
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LEGAL NOTICES
WARNING ORDER

In the Chancery Court of Garland
 County. Ark R. & Boyd and J. P. Boyd, Plaintiffs
 ys. Recto l.. Williams and Alice Will
 liams, ct al Defendants The Defendants, Rector L. Williams and Alice Williams are warned to ap- rear m this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of tho plaintiffs, R. S Boyd and ]. P Boyd Witness my hand and the seal 0 said Court his l4th day of December 1917.
 r w. ROWIFS. Clerk C. c. SPARKS. Atty Ad Litem
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Before the Germans are de- feated. want tc sell or rent 4 1-2 acres of good truck farm, with five room house, good eel
 lar, fine we'll of water, stable and outhouses, fine orchard, four blocks from Oaklawn race track, two blocks from Oak lawn school Inquire at 409 AL corn Ave. 1O-3i-tf
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Dr. J r. Merritt IS now located h the sumpter-Little Bldg, Calls aas- Wered day or night. Phones-otfice. t4! residence 426.
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Dr. E W. nresdiove Das returuec to the city and can be found at his offices on the third floor of tho Ar kansas National Bank building. 2-1l ti
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T. E RUTHERFORD,
 Attorney Ad Lietm,
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an Eual meeting of the stockholders Of the Citizens National Bank of Hot Springs, Ark, win De held in the banking rooms of said bank Tuesday, January s, 1918, between the hours of 10 o'clock m. and 1 o'clock pm, for the election of directors and the transaction of any other legitimate business that may come before the meeting. GUS STRAUSS,
 President. Hot Springs, Ark, Dec. 8, 1917.
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WARNING ORDER

In the Chancery Court of Garland County Ark n F. Busch Plaintiff
 Ys. Ina Busch, Defendant The defendant Ina Busch, Is warn ed to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff II F. Busch. Witness my hand and seal of said court this 3Qth day of November l9I1
 r. W. ROWLES, Clerk
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WANTED

WANTED-- Boy to learn the Printers trade. Only boy who desires to learn and will apply himself need apply. Sentinel Record.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR TRADE BY OWNER
 -75 acres apples and alfalfa in Pecos Valley N. NJ, 6 room concrete block house large hay barn, garage and chicken house, one-third interest in flowing well Climate fine for tu1er- cular trouble Also $l.500 equity in good Colorado to0u leased for two years at $50 per month. Will con sider stock Of merchandise or farm in Arkansas TOT one or bo.h of these properties. Address G. l.. BeaI. 5el
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WARNING ORDER

In the ChanCery Court of Garland County, Ark
 George w Nickcls, Plaintiff
 Vs.
 David + Jones, ct al. The defendants Thos Holman. Sam P. Jones and Walter R. Jones warned to appear in this court within thirty diys and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Geo w Nickels Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 18th day of November, 1917
 r. w. ROWLES,
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WANIEl}--Highest cash prices paid
 for secondhand clothing shoes, hats, etc. 1l9 Central Ave Phone 1896. Cleaning pressing and repairing Free au.o delivery l2-l2-tf
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FOR sALE-Furniulre of 5-room cot tage at 2lS Spring street Phone 99i.
 11-27-tf
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MANTT9

LADY Manicurist and barber wants
 empl0yment Phone l73s. 12-l3-3t
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WANTED-Naitress at Keuucky Cafe, Gli Central Ave. 12-l3-3t
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Nice Apartments and Rooms, No. 9 Fountain Terrace, near Arlington ho tel Phone 164l Mrs. L. c. Cloud
 9-tS-tf
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THE PLAZA -- Light housekeeping apartments and furnished rooms-al! modern, enc osed sleeping porches
 beautiful location: opposite |. s Su- perintendent's residence. 610 Reserve Ave. Phone 954. Mrs. M F. Green. PARK PLACE APARTMENTS-No 16 Park Place, phcus 1857 Strictly mod ern, newly furnished; hot and cold running water. gas, electric lights and bath. Rates OncIuding lsundry), s4 and s5 per week 41-t
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FOR RENT-Rooms and hOusekeep- ing apartments. 240 Court St. Phone 2339. ll-15-1m
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FOR SALE Small stock confecion- cry. groceries Tobacco and cigars, clean stock; also fixtures; furniture for two living rooms; cheap rent. 5l9 Park Ave 7-26-u
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FOR IGENT--i room furnished cot tage. also newly papered unfurnished cottage, Apply AS Prospect Ave.
 10-30-tf
The day book., 1917-02-22

! AMT NATURE WONDERFUL
The Cornet.
The cornet is a piece Of wind wrap
ped up in brass. The fellow that in
vented the cornet must have been
sore at himself. The cornet may
sound pleasing to some people, but
then a toothache is pleasing a week
after it's pulled out.
The cOrnet is a nice looking ar
ticle and so is a peacock, but as yet
there are no peacock solo records on
the phOnograph market. We used to
respect the COrnet as being a mUsicaI
machine, but that was before the
rummy next door to us got one. He
takes lessons via mail order.
It must take a lot of wind to play
the cornet, not overlooking nerve.
Before this goof next door has the
evening meal toothpick half chewed
he's up in his bOudoir pushing wind
in the cornet, and when it spills out
the other end it sounds like a couple
Of rOOsters gargling, with an anvil re-
posing on a half portion Of their
windpipes.
When a feIla's got a crouch on
there's two ways of getting even
with himself-one is by introducing
gas into his system and the other is
to buy a cornet. Of the two, the lat
ter is sure goodbye, Somebody
might open the door when you've got
the gas turned on or else the meter
may hold out for another two-bit
piece. Play safe-take the cornet.
ODD, ISN'T 1T?
The day book., 1917-02-22
-O-O-
SHE WAS HIS

'T wonder why Flubdub always all
ludes to his wife so unctuously as
my own'?"
''Wel, she is in own. Everything
else about the place he is acquiring
on payments" /"
The day book., 1917-02-22

DeIaware.-Police followed a trail
of chilli sauce from the Champion
grocery, which was robbed, and ar
rested man in his home. He was
charged with stealing several hun
'dred dollars worth Of goods.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
DADDY" Of THE
ORPHEUM ISDEAD
Pop" Lehman, Who Put
Many Stars in Business,
Dies in California.

The death yesterday OF Martin Leh-
man. manager OF the Kansas City or
pheum and one OF the best known men
in the theatrical business. was an
nounced IN a telegram received 10y VIII
r Winch today Mr.. Lehman had been
III for over two yers and was iu Los
Angeles at the time Of his death.
To Martin Lehman more than any
one man is credit due for the Orpheum
circuit He was a manager for Gus
tave Walter. who started the Orpheum
in san Francisco. When he Dranched
out and put a house in Los Angeles,
II was Mr.. Lehman who took charge
Of It Nineteen years ago he opened
the Orpheum in Kansas City The
firSr season was a losing one and Mr.
Walter wanted 10 close the house and
cCnfine his Orpheums TO California.
Mr. Lehman. who was q part owner in
me Kansas City house. argued for q
second season in Kansas City. From the
very first OF that season business was
good and has been since then. tfUStaVe
Walter died and on Mr.. Lehman-s adj
vice NJ Aayfield. ir.. bought the Wal
ter holdings and the Orpheum circuit
was formed with Omaha ana New or
Aided Many People TO start.
Mr. Lehman's acquaintance among
the thea trical people was unlimited and
the famous stars of this country made
il 4 point TO run over to the Orpheum
was affectionately known TO all his
friends. Many of the best known man
ayers owe their early training TO Pop"
l.. Imam. II was he who put Martin
Beck. now general manager OF the
Orpheum circuit. In the business. 9th
erS who might be mentioned are Carl
Reiter. who has managed several Or
pheums in the northwest: Max Fabish,
hon 90
Haney. theatrical and publicity man OF
national reputation. Walter Sanford.
manager OF the Metropolitan opera
house in New York. Tommy Meyers.
the road show manager; Louis ".
ShOuse. manager Of Convention hall.
Kansas City Joe Steibel manager and
owner Of the Apollo theater. Kansas
City, VIII r. Winch. formerly an or
Nigwam, Fl Paso: Jas :. McQuaide,
the Chicago editor Of the Moving Pic
ture World and dozens Of others HOu-
dini. the handcuff king" was given
his start by Mr. Lehman. as was Mabel
Hite. Cora Tracy and other stars
Knew Them All.
VIII R Winch tells Of an Incident
shat occurred when he was Mr. L..h-
mans assistant in Kansas CITY There
was = man-abOUt-town who gloried in
knowing people who We're I'm the pub
lie eye. He came up TO the orpheum
one day and into Pops Office. where
Mr.. Lehman and AIr- Winch were talk
ing
Mr.. Lehman he said with great
impressiveness. y want you % meet
John c. Fisher. Of 'F'lorod0ra' fame"
Mr. Lehman looked up and said. Hello. z
John, how are YOU And Mr. Fisher
turned around TO the pOmpous ildi-
vidual and announced Mr.. Lehman
is the man who put me in the show
business"
kindly. but very strict around the /
theater; charitable and ohliglng Pop I
Lehman's loss is one that win he felt
all over the world where vaudeville /
and vaudeville players are" said NJ. /
Winch. There are thousands OF actors I
who can tell Of some kindness done :
them by pop Lehman. and that NUM- !
Der is not an exaggera-ion-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10

ARE EXCITED
Fear a Compromise Ticket
Against Davis; F. Wells
Brown Not Running.
THE TEAL DUCKLINGS.


Politicians are discussing with in
terest the letter issued by J. II. Harper
II The Herald yesterday 10 his friends.
following his withdrawal from the
race for mayor.
The fact that he urges them 20 stay
out OF the coming Democratic prim-
cries. participation in which would
pledge them to support the nominees
OF the primaries, is taken by some 10
mean that there is a concerted move
on the part or the opposition to the
Davis uckeT-the socalled 'lndepend-
ent" DemOcrats-to stay out IF the
primaries and thus be free 10 support
either q Republican ticket. an indie
pendent" ticket or a fusion ticket OF
some sort
1t is recalled that many years ago
o dissatisfied faction OF Democrats
elected r = Campbell. Republican
nominee for mayor It is also recalled
that dissatisfied Democrats later elect
ed \ l. Sharpe. Republican nominee
10 the legislature The Democrats
baked n voting for Pat Dwyer, the
Democratic nominee, and. throwing
tGeir support 10 the Republican, elected
him
LAWS supporters express confidence
lu their ability 10 elect him ana his
entire ticket They say enough lead
ers Of the Democratic party in the
city are pledged TO his support. TO elect
MINI anu dS-tLL Il4dL NlAEEE Is 10 udAE.cA
OF his defeat: stiu. they are watching
With Interest the movements Of the
opposition and there is much discus
sion over the Harper letter
Brown Not Candidate.
Frank Wells Brown. who mas been
discussed as 4 compromise or an in
dependent candidate for mayor. has is
sued a statement announcing that he
IS not only not n candidate. but that
he viii support 1Ir. Davis. His state
ment follows
Il notice that some q my friends
have mentioned me as q possible can
didate Tor mayor on the Republican
ticket. In this connection ] wish you
would say that while 1 consider it an
honor 10 have my name included in
sucn respectable company. yet I could
rot consistently accept such a nomina-
zion even Il IL were rendered me. The
fact is that I was one of the first TO
declare myself in favor of q non parti-
san election in the coming city cam
paiEu. and have talked and labored 10
thar end In my humble opinion.
Charles Davis Will make Fl Paso an
excellent mayor and 7 believe that the
best interests OF the city would be CON
served If he We're 10 take the office
unOppOsed-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
ZIONESTS MEET AT TEMPLE
B'NAI ZION SUNDAY NIGHT

The local Hebrews who pledged
themselves 10 support Zionism when
s. -. MossinsOhu was here = few
weeks ago viii meet in the vestry room
of temple B'nai Zion. on North Fl Paso
street. sunday night AT 1880 TnfOrma-
tion sent by Louis Brandeis, chief
Justice United States supreme court,
viii be commun icared. after which the
election of officers OF the Zionist as
sociation viii be held Music and rec
ie0fiou features viii be given
The committee in charge Of the meet
ing is composed OF Herbert Goodman,
Ben Farber. rabbi y Schcchter. Henry
Jaffe. A. pozI. Rev. c. Bursetown. :.
n Ai9ern. A. Yaffc. Lester Farber. sam
Goodman and Simon Stark
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
CIGARET CAUSES FIRE IN
REAR OF MILLS BUILDING

OFFICES o. he second flo0r u he
Mills building We're filled with smoke
Saturday afternoon at 1880 o'clock
when fire was discovered i'm q quautit~
Of lumber piled back OF the offices Of
the Horace 3. Stevens Real Estate COM
panv The flames spread uD the ium-
Der 20 ihe second floor of the building.
where the indow Of an unoccupied Of
flee was damaged by the heat The
origin Of the fire is unknown. but IL Is
thought that ir was caused oy the
throwing of "a cigaret or lighted match
out Of the window. which fell against
The lumber and caused q blaze. The
fire was eXunguished by company NJ.
with the chemical hose
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
TODAY'S AMU5zidEI:IS
OF CONSCIENCE

WIGWAM-''SMITE OF CONSCIENCE
Helen Greene, William II Turner and
Earle Metcalf. all well-knowu stars.
will be seen today at the Wigwam in
The Smite OF Conscience This is =
real newspaper story. written BY Edith
Sessions Upper. one of Americas best
known newspaper women. Il is = TO-
nance. but is filled with tense mo-
ments. The life Of the night courts OF
New York City is one Of the interesting
features of the picture 1t is one OF
The Perils of our Girl Reporters
This is not a serial Different charac-
ters APPEAR in each picture. and there
is no connection between the different
stories further than having o girl re-
porter as the leading character II each
one The Perils of Our Girl Report
ers' are uniformly Interesting. and
they are proving one Of the best cards
now on the market There viii also
be fine L-kO comedy on the bill
Tomorrow another Of those excellent
Shorty" Hamilton pictures VIII be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
CONFIRMATION
UNNECESSARY?
Attorneys Tell Gov. Fergu-
son Appointment of Labor
Commissioner Valid.

Austin, Tez-. rye. l0.-Goveruor
Ferguson said today that he had not
as yet determined what action he will
take relative to the failure OF the SEN
ate 10 confirm the appointment of c.
" Woodman as state labor commits
sione-, that he wanted TO confer with
Mr.. Woodman. the latter now being
Al Fort Worth.
There may be no need Of the con
firmation Of WOodman At the hands
OF the senate The governor has been
advised by two leading lawyers OF
Texas that the confirmation Of Wood
man is not pecessary. Should the gov
ernor also reach that conclusion, no
other name would be presented Ia the
senate in place OF WoOdman.
Texas L. Committee.
The senate committee consisting or
senator's Page, Dayton ana Henderson
appointed by the lieutenant governor
TO determine whether or not there
should be an investigation Of the uni
versity and al a meeting to decide TO
write letters to the members Of the
faculty, the governor. board or regents
and others interested requesting them
70 appear before the committee and
give their views on this subject After
hearing from all parties, senator Page.
chairman Of the committee. said Il
would th6n be decided whether or not
the necessity exists for an investiga-
ton. This hearing may be held Mon
day.
A full and complete investigation Of
the affairs OF the university of Texas
is urged by president R z. Vinson. and
the members Of the faculty of that in
stitutiOn in a petition submitted today
10y ~ N7nson 10 both branches OF the
legislature.
VfRson Demands investigation.
The petitions assert that recurring
rumOrs affecting not only the inter
est OF the university, but our own
honor as well, force Us 10 request
that the investigation called for by
The board of regents and by the eX-
students association be undertaken I'm
luediately."
The house today passed finally 5he
house bill by Smith proVidi0c Tor t
closed season OF rva~'-
antelope and also passed finally the
bill creating the >5.l.
The congressional -laistrlctiu- H-iI
which was set FOR today on FINAL
passage was postponed until Febru-
airy Il.
The senate committee on roads.
bridges and ferries today made a fav-
CRADLE report on the TillotsOn-Bland
state highway commission bill The
bill was reported exactly as i passed
r. the house. n Z. Colp. secretary
appeared before the committee and
urged that The fe@ru nvoVidinv that
The state shall furnish the nun her .
plates for motor vehicles bee retained !
pointing out that il would cost 20 /
cents a plate, while individuals would
have 10 pay as much as 3 for these 8
plates.
After considerable debate for and
Valentine bin. which IS generally (
known as the Waters-Pierce measure. I
and which. IL passed in the senate VIII p
nave the effect Of permitting the re- /;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
FRED c. FOX, SANTA FE CHIEF.
HAS LONG RECORD OF SERVICE

Fred C. Fox. general manager of the
eastern lines OF the Santa RE system
with headquarters AZ Topeka. Kans.
who has been in FL PasO during the
week attending court. left Friday night
for Topeka. He was accompanied by
Mrs Fox and his brother George "
FOX. prominent contractor and build
or Of Iarysville. o. The party is trav-
cling IVA Mr. FOx's private car
Mr.. Fox was formerly suDerintend-
ent Of the El PasO division Of the santa
Fe. with headquarters at san MarciaI.
y. NJ During his IS years Of service
with the santa Fe system he has been
promoted from telegraph operator and
train dispatcher 10 general manager.
having held many different executive
POSITIONS