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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-20


Island Inn at Ysieia will give all
Its proceeds Saturday to the Red
Cross.
9irs. Lanier's Team COmpIimented.
Mrs. T. ". Lanier's team was win
ner Of the bouquet for the woman s
team which secured the largest num-
Der of individual subscriptions Mrs.
Lanier announced that her team mad
obtained 4S0. tOtaling $66S.55
Winchester COOley's team led the
mems team in total amount obtained
with S5S25-75.
Rotary to Have Charge.
The FL PasO Rotary club will have
charge Of the program Thursday at
the MONDAY luncheon of the Red
Cross workers. This was decided at a
meeting OF the board of directors of
the rotary club at special meeting
wednesday afternoon. after consulta-
uon Win campo .gn manager II. Il.
Durkee Inc rotarians will furnish
speakers and sone stunts and at
o'clock viii turn the meeting over to
the Red Cross workers for their re-
ports and usual daily business trans
actions. Rabbi Martin ZielOnka will
be the principal speaker for Rotary.
All " hite House Employees Give.
4 heu cross committee met a graft
Tying reception in the White House
store wednesday In canvassing
among the minor employees, every one
OF the l4S total big and little. mani
tested eagernesS TO contribute They
gave according to their ability in
sums ranging from so cents to $50,
and the aggregate sum was Sass.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-20

MI Many leading men in Mexico
TX are in favor Of a declaration
of war by Mexico against Germany.
declaring that from a standpoint of
ideals and material interests, Next
cos place is on the side of the en-
tente allies.
FL Universal today prints state
ments from % prominent civilians ad-
vUcating severance of diplomatic re-
lations between Mexico and Germany
and denouncing German lntrigues cal
culated to embroiI Mexico in war
with the United States.
4 The headlines of the article in which
the statements are incorporated say
il is to the interest of Mexico to
sever relations with Germany and
that the Latin-American ideals of
I Mexico must incline her to the side
Of the allies rather than toward ideals
Of pan-Germanism, absorption and
militarism as expressed by Ger
many.
The article says that the opinions
printed are those of some men who
think in Mexico and for Mexico. and
that II is the consensus of opinion
Z Of these men that Mexico must sever
relations with Germany in order to
remain true to the ideal for which
the country has struggled through the
last six years
Should Declare War.
The statements in general show
close unanimity Of opinion. Some OF
them go so far as to say that In
order to uphold the ideals of justice
which actuate Mexico the country
should Immediately declare war on
Germany.
Others assert that the German in
trigues in Mexico offer ample reasons
for severing diplomatic relations. add
ing that Germany is endeavOring to
provoke trouble between Mexico and
the United States It is asserted in
some Of the statements that Ger
many cannot deceive Mexico by offers
Of money and land and loans. nor by
the prospect Of recovering portions of
Texas. New Mexico and Arizona, lost
in 1S4S-
Cannot HarbOr IntrIGuers.
Mexico. say still others Of the state
ments, cannot lend herself or her
erritory to be the headquarters OF
q German spy system. the object Of
which is TO lay Mexico and other
Latin-American states open to en-
broilment and especially involve Mex
leo with the United States and Guate-
mala-
Among those from whom statements
are printed are Rafael Cabrera, gov
ernor Of Pueblo and brother Of Luis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-20
Established
April. 1881.
PERSHING AND JOFFRE
CONFER ON U. S. ARMY

Paris. France. June 2o.-Maj Gen.
J. J. Pershing. The American COM
mander. had a long conferences today
with marshal JOffre in regard 10
American affairs. Gen. Pershing will
visit an army engineering depot to-
morrow and later a large airdrome.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-20
REYES MEXICAN BAND Is
OFFERED TO AID RED CROSS

P r Reyes, who has lived in Ell
Paso II years and has been active
in musical organizations. has offered
the free services Of his FL Paso-Reyes
Mexican band to the Red Cross dur
ing the week for any work that may
be asked of II. Wednesday noon the
band played for the daily workers
luncheon Friday night the band
will play a complimentary concert N
Pioneer plaza. Mr.. Reyes asks that
the committee call on his band at any
time for public services in connection
with the Red Cross campaign, which
will be freely offered by the members
Of this band
II pays to paint With Fatton's Sun
Proof Paints. Lander Lumber Co.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-20
CAPTURE LINES
OF ENEMY AND 936 MEN

Rome. Italy, June 2O.-The Italians
resumed the offensive yesterday. me
war office announces the capture ~
and 936 prisoners. al a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-20

$4,000 buys a brand new ~ room
Mexican Tenement Rents are sos 90.
see Lee Newman. Tenements q spe-
cialty. sO5Is S. FL Paso St. Phi. lsO4
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-20

Let US fill your coal order now: full
weight guaranteed. prompt service.
Swastika Steam and Cerrillos White
quality.
Southwestern Fuel & Feed Co..
Phone S300.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-20

Wanted 10 buy secondhand bicycles.
Allen Arms & Cycle Co.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-20
First Aid Class Prominent.

After the Red Cross section there
was special division devoted to the
first aid organization. Mrs. ". ".
I Iurney and members of the first aid
classes being taught by DR.. B. F Jen-
ness q S navy, retired, were in this
/ section
The United States navy recruiting
station had its ''tars" They rode in
the navy recruiting station automo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-20

\ e EXICO CITY, Mex, June 20
MI Many leading men in Mexico
L X are in favor Of a declaration
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-20

! Cabrera, minister Of finance; Mar
celine Davila, former congressman !:
vie Castillo Ledan, director of the
national museum, and ArnulfO Dom
inguez Bello, director Of the national
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PLAN TRAINING MAGAZINE
20 at Head Of Military Camps As
ISOLATION 10 Publish One

Ger the direction Of the -1ihtary
cong Camps Association OF the
'-sd States, which has its head
.-atrs at 81 Nassau Street. new
MY magazine has been established,
lrst issue Of which will appear
srary J.
.'yor Mitchell, Robert Bacon, Theo-
J. Roosevelt, jr., and George Whar-
Pepper, Of Philadelphia, are on the
~ Of directors Of the periodical
Early contributors will be Charles
.lol, former president of Harvard;
W. General Leonard Wood, Elihu
~ and Henry l.. Stimson.
Enough the magazine is launched
sh Prominent in the military train
amp movement, it is aimed to be
o.alefest TO the general public.
g'e' OF the first issue will be sent
! " men who have attended camps,
,suonal Guardsmen and TO officers
We regular army.
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Mrs Osborne a Witness
YAKES BUSINESS EPIGRAMS
Tank Chambers, of Rogers Peet Co.
frames Commandments" at Dinner

TANK Chambers, of Rogers Peet Co.
flames Commandments at Dinner
A thousand employees Of the Rogers
.1. Company had a dinner at inc.
as,sl Astor last night TO celebrate. the
.'isth business birthday of Frank H.
Gamblers, chairman Of the board OF oil,
,ctoB. T. s. Turnbull, president OF
ne company, presided. Mr.. Chambers
'a's twelve business commandments
ich had survived a test OF hall a
0n,uy. Some Of them we're:
DO not have the idea that success
cans simply making money. -,
Always preserve your sense OF
,lmor.
Don't be afraid Of criticism. Criti-
~ yourself often.
Don't be jealous Of the other TEL
'gs success.
gont be misled by your dlsllkes'
Don't like anything too well.
Don't do the easiest thing simply be-
N.'s Il !, tho easiest thing TO do.
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'VSTH DAKOTA PASSES
TWO SUFFRAGE BILLS
rfo'ides for Amendment Granting
Full Vote 10 Women

, .... n. d., Jan. 16.-The North
ts.s go House Of Representatives this
,,,"oon passed the woman suffrage
Is, ~ es already passed by the Senate,
'sns. winch would grant the vote 10
b ~ On az Offices but those provided
seglS Constitution and the other
issSs. provide for constitutional
H. sent giving full suffrage.
lrs,;s .0riner goes at once 70 Governor
lio,ed ior his signature. and if ap-
! Ro.lDy him becomes effective July
n. 'n ollls we're passed without de-
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This Page Under the Direction of Arthur Woodward

PLUMBER-H & Smith. iA
West 99th St. Tel. Riverside 5000
Harry Hemlin. member.
POULTRY (WhoIesaIe) - Nathan
Schweltzer Co., Inc. POI Wash
dor S. schweitzer. member.
PUBLIsHER-"Sile Partner'-F.
ID. Van Amburgh. 200 Fifth Ave:
Tel. Gramercy 1850. L. ID. Van
AmburSh, member.
RADIsHES AND PICKLEs-CIpL
Post Horse Radlsh & Pickle Co.
35l East 6lst St Tel Plaza 30A
Bernard A. Smith. member.
EUBBER STAMPS FIeribIe)-r.
$. Buck Manufacturing Co.. 537
Broadway; Tel Spring 723s. T.
). Buck. member.
SAFE DEPOsIT-New Netherland
Vaults, Safe Deposit and silver
storage. IL West 3ith ST. Tel.
Greeley 1921. c. j. Beard. member.
SCALES AND TRUCKS-Ths Howe
Scale Co. OF y. Y. sit Broadway;
Tel. Franklin 1853. John J.. Nc.
Elroy. member.
SHOES (RetsiD Alfred A. Kohn.
Fifth Ave, at 42d St.. Tel. Muir
ray Hill 1884 Smart shoes for men
and women. See large adv.
SIGNS-The Forman Company. S
Liberty Place: Tel. Cortlandt 53if:
Signs OF any material, large or
small l.. z. Baldwin. member.
STEAM MILL AND FACTORY
UPPLIES-Dimock g. Fink Co.
220 East 125th St; Tel. Harlem
1881 Geo. L. Kumpf. member.
sYsrEMATIZER-F.dde & Paisley.
a. S. Feddo. member.
St; Tel. Hanover 1915. w. NJ. Van
Norden. member.
TEA q COFFEE (RetsiD 49, James
Van Dyk Co, 20 stores. Head
quarters. so Barclay ST.: Tel. Cort.
$685.. James Van Dyk. member.
TIRE FOOT PUMPs-Schleslnge
Redburn Corpn., 1880 Broadway;
Tel. Col. 1899. A r. Redsurn.
mem Der.
THERMOS BOTTLES CThe Original
and Genuine Thsrmos)-Americsn
TheTmos Bottle Co.. 35 W. 3ist 81
Tel. Mad. So. Ss22. VIM. b.
Walker, member.
TOOTH BRUSH Rubber. Fits on
Index Ringer -lndeNo Co.. 20 ".
aga St. Tel Bryant 5l43. Dr.
=. W. Hutchings. member.
TRUCkING-John +. Murray Truck
Ing CO., $50 West 4lst ST.. Tel.
Bryant 6i55. Trucking at all
hours. John F. Murray. member.
TRUNKS AND BAGs-Crouch &
Fitzgerald. III Broadway; Tsl.
CortIandt $40. Geo. r. Gilmore.
member.
ANCES AND ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
The VIM. VI. Eisen Co.. Az
Eighth Ave: Tel Chelsea 33T3.
TRUST COMPANY - Broadway
Trust Co. Woolworth Building;
Tel. Barclay 7T77. John Williams.
member.
TYPEWRITER SPEED KEYS-Ths
Speed Key Selling Agency, 50 W.
Broadway, Tel Barclay ft72. p.
Locke and H. Z. Frost. members.
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS q CAR
BON PAPERS-H. NJ. Storms Co.,
10 Vsndewster St; Tel Beekmsn
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VAULT LIGHTS. sKYLIGHT,
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Co, Long Island city; Tel Hunters
p 400. l.. W. Milford. member.
NATER-Napa Soda Water. Unsur-
passed as a pure and sparkling Ia
BILE water. IL l.. 4lst ST., Murray
I'M 2S7s. L. H. De Puc, member.
WELDING OF BROKEN METAL
PARTs-Bournonv Welding Co..
24i W. 64th St; Tel. Col 401s.
Welding auto parts speciality.
WHITE LEAD-Matheson Maths
SON Lead Co. 500 Vernon Ave.
Long Island city, Tel Astoria 900.
Thos. l.. Kearns. member.
WOMEN's AND MISSES OUTER
SKIRTS (Mfr.)--Nathan Schuss q
Co, 2 West 33d ST. Tel Mad
So. $40. Nathan Schuss, member.
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ACCOUNTANTS PUBLIC - Possson
Brothers & CO. 80 Liberty Sr
TeI Cort. ss96. Southwestern and
Mexican ONCE, II Paso. Texas
ADDING AND CALCULATING MA
CHINES-Burroug Adding Ma
chine Co. 2l7 Broadway; TEL, oU-o
Cortlandt G. C. Prest' mehlOeI'
ADDRESSING, 70 l. ID - AND
MAIIING-D H. Ahrend %.
Sc Duane St: Tel. Worth EOS.
large plant. intelligent handling OF
all sorts OF form letter work.
ADNERTI>ING--Wm. g. Freeman;
Hotel BellccIaire. Broadway ana
71th ST.. Tel Schuyler zoo"
ADVERTISING sERyICE-Arthr
Woodward. 1876 Broadway, Tel
BRYANT s077. Copy. ideas. designs
complete service In all MEDIUMS
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS
sUPPLIKS-EuEene Dietzgen 20.
2is East esd ST; Tel Gtamer0'
1851. r. Fred. Allin' MEMBER
AssAYERS AND CHEMISTS. l.
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Tele-h homo Broad l-Ss. Z. L.
Constant. member.
AUTOMATIC sPRINkLEKs-Gen-
eral Fire EItinguisher Co. LID
erty ST.; Tel. John 1850 John l.
Dyss. member.
AUTOMOBILE SPRING MIR.-Ihe
Perfection Spring Co. OF Cleveland
Ohio New York Once, $40 w.
6sth St.. Tel. Col 213t. II. A. God
dard and il. c. Bergman. members
AUTOMOBILES - Franklin Motor
car Co, 1880 Broadway; Tel Co
lumbus 1856. Glenn a. liso~le'
member.
AWNINGS AND FLAGs-McHugh
Mfg. Co. 242 West 4ist St. Tel
Br-ant 26s3. Joseph B. McIeIsue'
member.
BAGS CBurIap ard Cotton. New
and second hand Bell Bag Com
nanv. Sc Front St. Tel Hanover
6S2. s. 4. Bell member.
BAKER Trench BreadD - Fam
ni.ri Bros, II Cornelia ST.; Tel.
Spring 1904. Geo. ii. Zampieri'
membse.
BANK New Netherland Bank;
Il West s4th St Complete in all
depsrtments j. Adams BroWn'
President. See large adv.
RAKBERs' LINEN sUPPLY--Plo'
neer Barber Towel Sipply Co, ~ ~
W. Houston ST. Tel; spring nov
VIM. +. Evans. member
BFITING FOR MACHINERY
Ueather) Central Betting Co.
Isl lafayette ST. Tel Spring Eos
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Rite AND BLACK PRINTS
American Blue Print Co, 30 r. ga
81 Also artists and drawing ma
terials. Elgin L. Mott. President
RooKsELLER-Adolph G.. Seller.
1924 Amsterdam Ave; Tel. Morn
ingside 1890. Adolph g. Seller
member.
BRASS AND COPPER-Davidson-
Lewis Metal Production Co. Inc
af7 broadway: Tel Cortlsndt 4lfO.
Geo. Davidson. member
RRo re POWDERS And METAL
ITAF-tierman- American Br2nza
bnwdsr Mfg. Co. 50 w 32d ST.
Tel. Mad. 50. Sfl9. l.. H. AHOIAp
son, pres. member.
RITTER AND EGGS (Wholesslel--
Noilrnan & Co, l41 Reade St; Tel
worth 1906. Chas. IA. Nollman'
member.
CEREAL PRCDUCTS-Thc Hecker
S.resl Co, 2l6 Produce Elk; Tel.
Broad zoos. Geo. W. F1ndiey' menu
Der.
CHECK PROTECT AND
CHECK WRITING MASHiNEs-
a. ". Todd & Co, 50i WOOL worth
RIdg.: lei. Barclay 1888. Jas. II.
Gooding. member.
fuFWING GUM--WT. Wr.g!ey, Jr.,
co, 81 36th St, Brooklyn; Tel.
Sunset 225l. Bert J.. Atwater,
member
CHOr HOUSE-Ye Ode Chop House.
llS Cedar St; Farrish's Chop
House. % John St. Ye Ode Tav-
srn. 1871 Duane St. Harry Kramer
and Morris Katz, members.
CIOTHING-A. G weaver. Column
bus Ave. at 6eth ST. and Broad
way. Mems stylish clothes and
haberdashery. See large adv.
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JEWELRY MANUFACTURERS -
Dieges & Clust, 20 John St, Tel
Cortlandt Sli3. Chas. J. Dieges'
member.
JINRIKIsHAs. MANUFACTURERS
Jas. II. Birch, los Maiden Lane.
Tel. John SIS. Factory. Burlington.
". Jas. II. Birch. Jr.. member
LADIES' CJOAKs (Mnfr. Jacob
Rapport & Co, l05 Madison Ave;
Tel Mad. So. 1915. Jacob RapO-
port. president. member
LAUNDRY. STEAM (Flat worl,) -
Empire Steam Laundry. ia W.
Houston ST: Tel. Spring 1850. Wal
ter +. Rowley. member.
LECTURES AND STEREOPTICONs
-kodaks. Hsyers q Pagan, 100
Futon St. Tel. John 5644. Edwin
a. Havers. member.
LITHOGRAPHERs-Lutz & sheink-
man, 23S William St. Tel. Beck
man 1898. Philip Sheinkmsn and
AL Michae son. members.
LITHoGRAP (TheatricaI Post
ers)-H. c. Miner Litho. Co.. SIS
saw. Goth 81. Tel Chel. $3.50. A. r.
Cassidy and 7. 4. o Br!en. members
LOOSE LEAF sYSTEMs-John c.
Moore CO.. MoOre's Modern Meth
DDS, 200 Broadway. Tel. Worth
or. Jos. T Toomey. member.
LUMBER-Wright Lumber Co. Inc.
l4O-lb0 W 3sth ST. Tel Greeley 292.
Distributors CompO- Board Lum-
Der Of all kinds. =. y. Pitcher.
member.
MILITARY GOODs-Warnock uni
form Co, 1918 West 46th st 7,
Tel Bryant 1858. william Petit
bone, member.
MILK AND CREAM - Shefleld
Farms-slawson-Decker CO. 524 w.
Decker. member.
MONUMENTS Granite Co..
200 Fifth Ave. Tel Gram. 4l3O.
Monument and mausoloum work.
W. II. Harrison, member.
MOTORS, GENERATORS An ID
TRANSFORMERS - Z T o C X . r
Wheeler Co. 80 Church St; Tel
Cort. 1880. A. l.. Doremus. member.
MUSICAL TRADE PUBLICATIONS
Musical Courier Co. 437 Fifth
ave. lei murray hAl fasA AL
win l. Schmoeger. member.
NECKw WEAR MANUFACTURES
(SOLIDSILh SCARkES) - Louis
Auerbach. $40 B'way; Tel. Stuyve-
SAINT $40. /. Il. Auerblch, pres. mem.
OFFICE FIXTURES - James ).
Bush. 239 Broadway; Telephone
Barclay 6693. Fine cabinet work;
alteration Of Offices apecisliy.
ORIENTAL RUGS - Thomas E.
Whitbread. 10 L. 43d st; Tel
Murray Hin 205. Oriental rugs
Thos. E. Whitbread, member.
osTEoPATH - DR.. Clinton e.
Achorn. East 57th ST.; Tel.
Murray Hill TIC. DR.. Clinton L.
Achorn. member.
PAINT JOBBERS - Thos c. Ed
monds & Co.. 1928 Park Ave. Tel
Harlem 1911. Paints. glass table
tops, wind shields. mirrors.
PAINT MANUFACTURES Wood
Observation-Disclosures Wood Fin
ishing Co., Il. 39th St, Tel Muir
raw Hin 501. d. +. Breinig. mem.
pAPFR-Henry Lindenmeyr & Sons.
s2-34-3s Blocker st. and 20 Beck
man St, New York 80 Clinton St.
Newark, y. j., Tel Spring $500.
L. Lindenmeyr, member.
PAPER TOWELS MANUFACfUR-
ER-Scott Paper Company, 80
Church 81. Tel. Cort. 4l05. Clinton
Calvert. member.
pARoUET FLOORING-Buttls Par
oust Floor Co. so7 West 4sd st.;
Tel. Bryant 2lso. Geo. n. Butte.
member
PHOTOGRAPHIC COPYING. $.
Holland & Co. 1is Broadway. Tel.
Cortlandt e05j. L. y. Holland,
member.
PHOTO ENGRAVING - Columbia
Photo Engraving Co, 5ls W. 3sth
st. Tel. Greel 529f G. NJ. Hen
ninger and II. d. Brandes. members
PuOTOGRAPHER-1rying Under
nil. 2s9 Broadway Tel Barclay
1921. Photographs for all purposes
irving Underhill, member
PIANOS (RetaiD -Winterroth & Co..
Union So. East; Tel Stuyvessnt
as. Pianos and plsyerpianos. u.
j Winterroth. member.
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Not the Dollar Today, but the Penny Tomorrow

y
This the principles which guide Rotans their business
built
mediate profit but the repetition OF profits
The Club of New York has 40 members pledged this
policy Admission Rotary based high character and known
business integrity. Rotarians absolutely dependable.
the advertisers this You of 10 the pound
O0cento the dollar, satisfaction
Rotary No will in lie
Rotary Cub qrutcs. rail- yG1S2 Steo.
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ADNERTI>ING--W g. Freeman:
Hotel Bellcclaire. Broadway ana
G1th ST.. Tel. Schuyler @bb1
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STEAM MILL AND FACTOeY

TEAS-Lotos Tea Concern, rs Front
St; Tel Hanover 1915. w. NJ. Van
Norden. member.
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SIGNS-The Forman Company. S
Liberty Place; Tel. Cortlsnot 53i1:
Signs OF any material, large or
small. l.. z. Baldwin. member.
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INSURANCE Uisbility)-Coe e. Sill
vey. so Maiden Lane; Tel John
2O55. Service on Liablllty lhsur-
nnce. A. NJ. Silvey. MEMBER
JEwELER CRetaiIl-E. NJ. Gsttls,
$40 Firth i've; Telephone Circls
ts0O H. NJ. Cattle, member.
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CEREAL PRCDUCTS-The Hecker
CEREAL Co, 21e Produce Elk; Tel.
Rrosd zoos. Geo. W. Findiey MEM
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SHOES (RetsiD -Alfred A. Kohn.
Fifth Ave, at 42d ST., Tel. Muir
ray Hill 1884. Smart shoes for men
and women. See large adv.
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THERMOS BOTTLES CThe Original
and Genuine Thsrmos)-Americsn
ThermOs Bottle Co., 35 W. 3ist 81
Tel. Mad. So. 1922 VIM. B.
Walker, member.
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ADDRESSING, OLDI NC AND
MAIIING-D II. Ahrend 20:
So Duane ST: Tel. Worth 2o5. \
large plant. intelligent handling OF
all sorts OF form letter work.
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ADVERTISING sERyICE-Arth1r
Woodward. 1876 Broadway Tel
Bryant s077. Copy. ideas. designs
q complete service In all medluth'
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TRUChING-John H. Murray Truck
Ing CO., 552 West 4lst ST.; Tel.
Bryant 6l55. Trucking at all
hours John F. Murray. member.
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CHOr house, olde chop House
iIs Cedar St; Farrish's Chop
uouse. % John St. Ye Ode Tay-
.rn- 1851 Duane st. Harry Kramer
and Morris Katz, members.
cJOTHING-A. c. Weaver. Column
nus Ave, at 6eth ST. and Broad
way. Mems stylish clothes and
haberdashery. See large adN
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INKS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Davids
Co. 81 Nsndam st. Tel. Spring
,5ll. y. w. r. herckls and n. r.
powe. members
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BAGS OBurlap Rsd Cotton), New
and Second-h and-Bcll Bag Com
many. 53 Front St. Tel. Hanover
cg.. s. 4. Bell. member.
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SAFE DEPOSIT-New Netherland
Vaults, Safe Deposit and silver
storage. III West 34th St; Tel.
Greeley 1921. c. j. Beard. member.
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ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS
sUPPLIRS-EuEone Dietzgen 90.
2is East Esd St; Tel Gramercy
sesi. r. Fred. Allin, member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17

TRUNKS AND BAGS-Crouch a
Fitzgerald. III Broadway; Tsl.
Cortlandt $40. Geo. r. Gllmors,
member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17

AUTOMATIC sPRINkLERs-Gen-
eral Fire EItinguisher Co. ] LID
erty St; Tel. John 1880. John 1.
Dyss. member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17

IcE CREAM CAN MANUFACTURE
Err. g. Williams Corporation,
Tines Building; Tel. Bryant 5ss.
" {. williams. member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-17

GIN TAPE AND MACHINEs-Na-
tionsl Binding Machine Co., 2ee
West St. Tel Spring s3sA s. r.
Emmert, member.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29

a full, complete and accurate alb
stract of all the assessments of the
parish, with the valuations of all
the property therein, showing the to-
tai and complete assessment up to
said date, on q form to be furnished
by the Board, and that the Board of
State Affairs shall meet as Board
of Review of said assessments and
for the purpose Of establishing the
actual value of said property for
State purposes on Monday, June 3,
1918, and sit continuously until said
work is completed; that at said meet
ing, the Board of State Affairs will
meet as a Board of Equalization,
for the purpose of adjusting valua-
tons of various classes of property
as well as hearing Individual com
plants of any and all t.;a,ls on any
valuation made by the cSsessor, or
the police jury as a board of review,
and complete its work as soon as
possible thereafter.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29

ment of this work has hardly as yet
been suspected in this country. "Ov-
ar there" balloon observation has be-
come a science which, while perhaps
less spectacular than airplane OBJ
servation, is none the less essential.
The balloonist, riding steadily for
hours at a time with the Gernan
lines spread out before him, and in
direct telephone communication with
the ground, with his batteries, and
with other balloons, amasses maze
of details and accurate knowledge
which his more vicarious and longer
winged air brother can not hope to
secure.
The United States is building up
such force literally from nothing.
Last November the old field out
West was over-grown with weeds,
the gas reservoir out of repair, the
whole place stagnant. In the last