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I. Id. WANTS

SUNDAY Mi., 10 cents line pei, Insertion
The following rates apply for repeated
S rs c HSP Wi 81 SopS c Whk xd Ha
CoMPASf THE ORDER.
RATE PER LINE.
Minimum space. two lines.
SUNDAY and 2 DAILY insertions, 20 cents
Daily Insertions Is cents
Z CONSECUTIVE insertions. 40 cents.
Situations Wanted. Male and Female.
lilies Within ONO Week. 10 cents u line.
:, Basis OF MEASUREMENT Is solid agate, Il
The above rates cover all clnssiiications.
Clussiicat lions not guaranteed after y r. II.
SUBSTATlONS FOX It'd. WANT ADS.
Inc following Times Dispatch branch Or
nces arg Tor tho convenience VI tho public.
regular ONCE rates. which are given above.
WEST Or FOUSHEE STREET.
Mss sd bras ssSis .'F o w cay X2. St
Cnnr.es ). Turner. Druggist Yves. Broad.
seems r.atinaey, e223 Hanover Ave.
ia. L. Booker Drug Store 2UOl w. Nain
roy's Drug Store. Allen Ave. ard Grace
Allen Ave. Pharmacy. Allen Ave. and
5oha"n PSSE 500 81 ~ Ma!p g.
t,ne s!rset asnssy 81 T : tips s.. 81
V. Ii. &lay & Bros. Brook Ave. and city
. larrant Drug STORE. Foushee ana broad
EAST OF ToUsHEE STREET.
Cohen Co.. IL East BROAD St.
i. 4. JeGrisa DRUG s,oig. II. =. Broad $.
MaiIls brps slsrs; FitsS spd as %aisSsil sss
t. D yaHShn 4So SCI %dri H'! fenth f g. St.
itichardSon ' Drug rus Store. col q Seven
ss n EsEne s1s, s 81 u..
Wllll3ms Pharmacy. Twen,y-hr.t and
Springer Drug Company. Twenty-Five
iords Drug Store. Twenty-ninth and Q
Wood & sshaaf Drug Co.. Twenty-nfth
Woods Pharmacy. Twenty NTH and Leigh
Church mn Pharmacy. $500 East Broad
$. D. Craig Drug store. 1900 E. Broad ss:
y. Thirty mrs, ST
PARAMOUNT
Fairmoun, Pharmacy. 2l2s Paramount
BARTON HEIGHTS
Eady,. Drug store. North Ave, .
HIGHLAND PARK.
4: y: Cosby q Co. 1909 Third Ave.
v. K Vanshsn f"gT,h ,o ana Isl Stuart; nd
SOUTH RICHMOND.
:. Branch once Times Dispatch. 1909 Hull
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
Woodland Heights Pharmacy. sioi
charies ". Garrison. aIl7 rores, 1in Ave.
SWASS3ORO.
u. ~. Robcits's Drug Store. 1904 Hull St
FULTON.
Fcopie's Drug store $500 Williamsburg
PETERSBURG
Times Dispatch Branch. 40 North syca.
more Street phone Petersburg 225
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WANTED, white women and

WANTED, white women and
girls, 16 years old and over,
for clean, pleasant and profit
able employment in our modern
cigarette factory. Pay while
learning not less than S1.25 per
day; after learning, from $1.50
to $3.50 per day OF ten hours.
Pay once week. Meals served
below cost. A special Christ
mas present for those entering
now. British : American To-
bacco Co., Ltd, 900 North Lom-
bardv Street.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. cameo brooch. slightly cracked
somewhere between Holy Trinity Church
and Fulton. Laurel street or irst
and Niaduct car. Liberal rcwar1 II re-
turned 10 - Fast Broad. or phoi" Madison
S.1T
LOST. a3xt automobiI" tire rim. prob
ably between Tenth and Main ard Wood
land Heights Reward. Phone Randolph
iI2i
LOST gold double watch. j. r. Allen
LOST mink fur cap. TT Rijou Thcater
Saturday afternoon. Reward II returned
10 Ruceer's Hotel.
LEFT on Highland Park or Broad and Main
car TUESDAY evening. bund!. containing
LOST Kindly return gold locket los, DC
toh-r 20. containing family pictures. Re-
ward. Madison tGi2.
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ADVERTISING speciality statesmen wnntcd
ono a. or two bright. ambitious saIesIn en-
n,s g S years OF age to solicit orders In Vir-
cloth leather and metal specialtics Season
e era one. We place an unsurpassed line in
sions promptly. We. want hustlers who
mean business and wish to make permanent
connections with a live concern. Write Kali
amazoo Advertising Co, Kalamazoo, Mich
SAi.ESMEN-New side line minutes' time
pays you So. Pocket samples; prompt
commissions. Ewood Mfg. Co, Inc. Ills
Michigam Avenue. Chicago.
SALESMEN-If you are TN the selling game
or want to get In It why not line MP with
make, the mos, money, for your efforts
endar and specially line ready Decclnbcr
10 Tor 1918. Secure exclusive. territory now
waite US. Sentinel Printing Co.. indian
apoliR.
SAI.ESMEN--our lincs OF exclusive map
calendars. twelve sheet and business caien-
have equal In the United States. Neither
does our unique weekly map window SER
vice for merchants-a new. marvellous sci
better than 500 a week. We offer big COM
missions low selling prlccs-wo make our
own goods. Need a real salesman for CON
Write to-day. The Kenyon Map Company,
Des Motnes. Ia. lad year,
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WANTED. frst-class lady steno-
Erapher and office assistant
Must be quick and accurate, OF
neat appearance. thoroughly ia
miliar with filling and foliow-up
system. and to know how to
handle general public satlsfac-
torlly. This Is u very respon-
sihlc position, and those with
out the above qualifications and
considerable experience need
not apply. Excellent salary 10
eight party. Amply coburn
Motor Sales Corporation. l2li-
i2@3 West Broad Street
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HELP wANTED-Female

MAKE SIS to SIS weekly mailing circulars
No experience reuuircd supply clrcu-
lars. Write for particulars now. Dixie Mall
ing CO. Dent. 80. Jacksonville. Fla.
HELP meet huge demand for knitted
GOODS Industrious persona provided with
profitable stcndy home employment. No :
i"-icncc canvassinR. Good rates OF pay
Wheeler Inc 35I Madison. Chicago.
WANTED. white counter girls. Apply Rich
mond Cafeteria. Seventh and Franklin
Streets.
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DEATHS

DANSEY-Dicd. al Catawbe sanatoriun,.
MAUD nAkRIs 9h DASSGaYY. %ifc ' OF j. B.
Dansey. Resides her husband and three
children. she leaves father. Alexander
Harrir. and three sisters. Mrs. r.. =. WI
kinson. Mrs. +. Early Scott and Mrs Alsis
The body Will arrive In this city this tSun-
day. morning and be- carried to the resi-
dence Of her sister. Mrs. r. Early Scott.
ic2e-A Taylor Street
The funeral will take place MONDAY AT
TERNOON at o'clock from St. Andrew
Church. Laurel and Beverly Streets. Friends
and acnuaintanccs invited to attend. Inter
ment kiyerview.
SHEPPARD.-Died. at his home at l:ap
u. II. Saturday. November 10. near Glen
Allen. IIenrico County. Va. NJ. y; SHEP-
PARD. son OF the late DR.. John ". Shop
pard and Virginia Young Sheppard. In the
six,y-eighth year OF his age:
Funeral and burial service from his home
at 2. VI. SUNDAY. Novcmter II. 1917
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WASTED YouNQ LADIES TO OPERATE
SEWING MACHINES ON MEMS MAIN
S09pM ;. uND1EnwEAK;, LIBERAL PAY
GER UNDERWEAR MFG. co, RICHMOND
rIESS BUILDING. GOVERNOR AND ROSS
STREETS
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HELP wANrED-si.lo

ME&. learn the barber trade, Badly needed
% IN the army and out Fow weeks Write
Richmond. Va.
WANTED. linotype operator for mornina
paper. eight hours. steady position 10
rlIht man. WIN also consider application
Lynchburg News. LynchburE. Va.
WANTED. at oncc. . machinists for rcpalr
work. Apply Monday morning. r 7.
Hulsher Machine Works. South Seventh,
Street.
WANTED. white woman to do general
house work. Apply to sunny Side Day
Eurserv. llN.A West Cary Street.
WANTED. colorcd men for stcci plants and
government Jobs. Wages paid. s27j to 81
day; extra ttmc for Sunday work: inside
Job. Transportation paid. We shp Mon
day and "Wednesday. Apply early. Com
mcrcial Employment Agency. ii North
eleventh. street.
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In MEMORIAM

HlMES-In sad. bu, loving rcin.m6ranee of
LEN HINES. who departed this life three
years nro. November 10. 1914
farewell. dear neither farewell once more.
Ihy weary work earth Is DER.
Thy tired eyes more will weep
For God has closed them In peaceful slcop.
The depth OF our sorrow no one can tell
~ tho loss OF our mother we loved we'll
Dut while she lies In peaceful sleep
Her sacred memory we shall keep.
In sadness we have counted tho hours
That measured the past three years
Since we laid beneath the flowers
Mother dear VIC loved we'll.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
kEf-Died. at the residence or his parents.
lolt lakewood Avenue. Saturday. Sovem-
months
Funeral from the above residence ) l.. NJ.
THIS AFTERNOON. Friends and ac-
1uaintances inv tied to attend. 1nterment In
Safe In the arms OF Jesus
Safe on His gentle breast:
There by His love oorshAdcd.
Swcetly my baby rests.
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to IFS Street! pfvGs
WANTED, YOUNG La
DIES BETWEEN THE
AGES OF 16 AND 25 TO
L f Arm T TELEPHONE
OPERATING. 81 per day
while learning. Advance
rate after first month and
frequent increases there
after. Extra pay for even
ing and night work. Day
consists of z OF 8 hours. No
lay-offs. Private cafeterias,
where meals are served be-
low cost. Recreation rooms
and the most comfortable
surroundings in the city.
Apply in person, $3.50 A. NJ.
to $50 P. NJ, Miss Boltz,
Room 202, 700 East Grace
Street.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
COMPANY OF VIR-
GINA.
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WANTED-salesmen

HIGH-CLASS AUTOMOBILE
S A l. E S M N WANTED.
DRAWING ACCOUNT AND
CORNERSTONE NONE BUT
FIRST-CLASS MAN NEED APP
PLY. B 920, CARE TINES
DISPATCH.
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THALIIIMER BROTHERS RE
QUIRE THE SERVICES OF
A YOUNG MAN AS SALES
MAN AND STOCK KEEPER
IN THE MEMS FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT. APPLY 900
O'CLOCK MONDAY.
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HELP wANTED-Male

WANTED. y representative to go to Camp
Leo for Richmond concern. Big propo-
sltion for live manager. d els. caro- Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

MILLER & RIIOADS RE
OUR e COM P e It e N T
SALESWOMEN FOR VARI-
GUS DEPARTMENTS. APPLY
TO MIR. BATES, FIRST FLOOR
OFFICE.
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WANTED. a neat colored boy Al once. An
ply Strauss Cigar Co. s22 East Main.
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HELP wANTED-Fem.te

wANTEu. experienced lady .tenoyran6er
,.i M,m,,iar With clerical work. PcrD,snsnt
experience and salary. l. D.. Box M
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WANTED. housekeeper IN private milo.
Apply to ii6 Liberty Street. Petersburg
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WOMEN TO soil guaranteed hosiery to
wcarcr. Salary. Sl5 fun timr Csc an hour
spare time. Enormous Christmas trade.
ENpcricncc unnecessary International Mills
NOrrlStOwn, Ia
WANTED good reliable nurse for young
girl years old. References required.
Amply Alvin NJ. Smith. Brook. Apartment,
22l5 Monument Avenue.
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will pay any honest man up TO $50 monthly
for part OF spar" time. No canvssstng. No
! capital Write to-day, VOORHEES, Desk 100.
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ers. boflermakcrs' helpers. clerks. baggage
and mail porters. white and colored laborera.
Apply Room sos. Union Station, Washington
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WANTED. women, government lite Jobs, $50
TONS open Franklin Institute. Dept. 1901.
chichester. y. Y.
G0NERNMENT cxnminat ions. Thorough
instruction So Returned IL not Rppointe ed.
Particulars free. American Civil Service
School WashinGton D. c.
WANTED, telephone ope-
rator. Apply Hotel Rich
mOnd.
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| WANTED; compct:nt cir, for cooking aud
General houscwork. small family. Cali {
| 2OlI IIanovcr ANrnmc nfinr s + NJ
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| SERNASr wanted at lli5 West Avenue for
gcncrnl WORDSWORTH Wages. Sl7 per month
WANTED, experienced colipt0nctcr opcr-
ntor. Address. giving references and sal
arv expected 10 Box III. Times Dis
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SALESMEi-. go weekly and 5000 y.arlv
chewing gum lending Rachine e fTee , s.
lard. 1913 Broadway, y. z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28
GAR PURCHASERS
BIC GAIN
43 Percent More Cars Sold
in Past IL Months Than
Previous Year.

Washington. d. C., July 2S.-In 1916
there We're 1,Os7,33e more motor cars
registered in the United States than
in 1915. This was an increase of 43
percent. The gross total OF regis
tered cars, including commercial cars,
was 5.5l2.s96: the number Of motor
cycles registered was 250,S20. The
several state collected in registration
and license fees, including those of
chauffeurs and operators. a total
gross revenue Of S25,S65.369-5. OF
this amount 50 percent. or S23.sI0.SI1.
was applied directly to construction.
Improvement or maintenance of the
public roads in SO states. according to
figures compiled by the office Of pub
lie roads of the United States depart
ment Of agriculture in circular g.
automobile registration, licenses and
revenues in the United States. 1916"
The figures for 1916 correspond
very closely with the annual per-
ceutace increase of motor car regis
tra-lOl of the last three years. This
yearly increase has averaged so per-
cent iu the number of cars and so
percent in revenues
When viewed over a period OF
years, the increase in motor car reg
istrariou and gross revenue has been
remarkable. In 1896 the total state
registrations were approximately 49,
600 cars. on account OF which the sew
erai states collected in fees and liz
ceusas q total gross revenue OF about
$4,000. only a small part Of this
vas applied TO road work. In 1916 the
S25,S65.569.75 collected formed nearly
nine percent of the total rural road
and bridge revenues Of the states
Disbursements Of Funds.
Recent years have shown an in
creasiug tendency 20 put the SPEND .
iuE Of the motor car revenues di-
rectly in the hands Of the state high .
way departments OF the total
amount applied 10 road work I'm 1916, /
20 percent or $l6,4ll.5-1, was eN-|
pended more or less directly under /
the control or supervision OF state .
highway departments. only % states
did not exercise any direct control I
over The eNpeudiug OF the net auto
mobile revenues.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28

. resorts and serve TO make that state
an even more prominent gathering
place for the motorists Of America
during the winters Of the future.
Strange People You Meet.
Never motorlst that tours
through the countryside who has not
met with experiences in asking di-
rections that, I'm the very nature Of
things. make stories 10 relate for
years 10 come For be 1t known
that people there are Who live in
this country Of ours who for their
life time have lived within a few
miles Of a large town without ever
acquiring enough spirit 70 learn the
name Of their nearest village, town
or city.
N0tOrist after motOrist has related
incidents or this --laractcr and one
which occurred recently on the road
to New York and between POugh-
Et apsle and New York city. is in
mind With flat tire and q pump
which would not work. inquiry made
for the nearest garage elected the
Information that the two owmen.
both dressed for company and go
ing somewhere. did not know what
a garage might be- and farther that
they did not know the name Of the
nearest town nor the distance as
neither. although a resident OF the
district for life time. and their
we're not Few, had ever been
there That situation was so alto
gether amusing that other questions
ELECTED the fact that both were so
busy they had no time TO travel
Did Not know His Town.
In another town lad Of IS who
looked fairly intelligent, could not
give the name OF the town. although F.
he said that he had lived there all /
his life. was school attendant. was
not uumhscul and so ON He had .
really never had any reason TO ask
SO he said.
Farmers along lines OF highway .
included in deJours in New York
state were unable TO say which way
was the right route 10 the state road
and at what point Information might
be obtained as 10 the right direction
to take, the det0ur having been I'M
marked signs at that particular five
point cross road had been o5lit-rated
badly by weather and moreover the
sign post gave evidence Of having
been tempered with, yet the farmer
who was nearest to the point could
not say in what direction the sign
post should properly face. having
never had occasion TO study the q
directing signs as he knew
Several farmers in a party viii
Zach talk ar one and the same time,
5 hen requested 10 give directions,
md each VIII have his own theories
n the best way 10 reach point
With enough directions for turns and
twists TO confuse a saint when as
natter Of fact the road may be al
most direct with turns which any
nan would quite naturally take
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28
TALE OF TWO SLEEVES"
SHOWN OVER SOUTHWEST

The Tale Of Two Sleeves" a spe-
cal film showing the construction
and workings Of the knight type OF
Motor used in the WHY'S Knight. is
row being shown in the southwest
with L +. Giuert, Of the FL PasJ
Overland company, as special lee
turer Air. GiIert viii spend about
month taking the films through the
territory and viii then bring II TO FL
Paso and show IL 10 the members Of
the Adclub-
Mr.. GIIe-rs dates. from today. are:
DemiuE. July 90 Silver City. August
l. NaEdalena. August s. Engle, Au-
gust .; AlamoEordo. August = Car
rizOzo. August s; Roswell. August 10:
Porta1es. August H. Carlsbad. Au-
gust a. Pec0s- August 16: Maria,
August IS; Fort Stockton. August %.
Saudarsou. August 90 Alpine. August
%. Valentine. August %
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28
. . = = . . = . . = (
Gas ROW PERSONALS.


Miss ora Chester, secretary to J. w..
k-rhparricE. or the TrI-Slate Motor
company. Is spending her vacation Ia
Albuquerque
j. b. Hancock and "Speck' Carruth-
Of the Tri-Sra-e. returned on Friday
from a motor trip 20 east Texas
points. Some of their fellow workers
rather spoiled the vacation by wiring
that both had been called -or the first
draft 1T wouldn't have been so bad
SAYS Carruth. only they had the
nerve TO send the telegram collect
Joe Nagoffin has Joined the Elliot
Garrett sales staff and is now selling
John Marshall. Or the Pioneer Motor
company. is back from trip 90 Fort
stockton and other Texas points He
made the trip IN q Vim truck and
lined up several good prospects
r. ". DeasOn, Of the saxon agency
left on Saturday morning. for Dem
ing. TO deliver a car
s =. Silversparre. OF the Boss Rub
Der company. is now in New York,
after spending a short vacation in
Wisconsin. He IS expected home in
about two weeks
c. E. Albright has Joined the sales
force Of the FL PasO Overland com
pany and has been put in charge OF
tire sales.
G. Kiaffert. OF the western Batter
and Magnetic company, returned this
week from an extensive trip through
the territory IN the interest Of the
Delco-lite.
J. c. Dunlavy. OF the Western Bat
terry force. IS back from a vacation
trim TO the California beaches.
Joe Clifton. brother OF Henry Cliff
ton. local Hudson sales manager. has
arrived from Detroit and viii take
hold OF Packard sales for the Lone
Star Motor company.
Joe 1IcAllister. OF Steeplerock. y
n was a visitor at the Lone Star
Motor company this week and drove
home a new Chandler.
r n. Ramming. OF the banning
Motor company. is still in Wichita
Falls on private business.
T. E Mitchell Of the Form-A-
Truck. left for New Mexico points on
Friday on a bushes STRIP
A. Q. Tiemeier. Form-A-Truclz
dealer, left for Chicago Friday, on a
business trip
J. r. Overstreet southwestern
Hupmobile sales manager. arrived I'm
Fl Paso on Friday on a business trim
and viii make his headquarters with
the Toltelk Motor company for a few
DAYS.
II. L. WuHford. formerly head OF
the Quick Tire Service with head
quarters at Dallas and well known in
El Paso, viii enter the automobile
business IN Chicago next week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28
RACE OUTLOOK FOR REST Of THIS
YEAR AND FOR 1877 IS slim.
Very Few Events Are Scheduled For This Fall and
Consumption May Take Many Drivers Before
Next Season; Speedways Going Into
Decay; Road Races in Favor.

z TITLE in the way OF motor car
racing viii take place for the
- rest OF 1917 and the chances of
much, II any racing, for the 1918
season are very slim with a major
ity Of the racing drivers either
scheduled for war or likely 70 be
taken by CONSUMPTION. Under these
conditions speedWays viii go to rack
and ruin in many instances. one is
even now being torn down and 9th
ers are closed while few are paying.
What Of the time after the war
IS over when European manutac-
1urers VIII quite naturally desire TO
enter the racing field as a means OF
giving publicity TO their product and
as means Of reVlvIug their bush
ness2 Then VIII come offers OF i'm
ternauonal competition in America
which will bring across the water
many famous drivers with cars Of
speed and quality
with the speedwaEs gone or
thrown into the discard Dr. lack Of
use or neglect, IL is hardly likely
that others VIII be built with the
failure 20 make money Of those now
In existence. excepting OF course
only Indianapolis and Uniontown-
Road Races To Come Back.
Chances ara strong for a return
10 early racing days with contests
on the road. the beach and on hills.
The Ormoud-Daytons beach race
meets. the Mount Washington and
other hill climbing events, the Van
derbil- and Grand Prize road races
and celebrated events of the earlier
days OF the sport may be revived TO
bring together Americas crack driv-
ers and the best left in Europe at
the close OF the war
There is already talk OF a revival
Of the famous Vanderbilt race on
Ions Island. an event witnessed inl
past years 10y hundreds Of thousands
Of people when it was held there
There is also talk OF revivinE the
Grand Prize race and Savannah .
might be induced 20 again enter the
lists in the promotion OF this event .
The exodus TO Florida each winter .
IS reason for The revival of the or
beach races for there
are roads now 10 Florida and thou .
sands upon thousands Of tourists all.
ready make that their winter pill
ErimaEe.
The revival Of the famous beach +.
races with International compel
zion such as viii be certain, viii add
much 10 the gayety Of the Florida
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28
Cars Scarce and
Var Not Hurting
Their Sale Here

War is not hurting the auto
mobile trade in the southwest"
said F. G. Perry. OF the Lone star
Motor company. Dealers who
are not doing their regular bust
ness are not doing their regular
husrlinE- Chihuahua is proving
a wonderful new market for cars
and we are able TO sell all shat
the factories viii supply us
This week we delivered an
other g. n c. TO the Southwest
eru C0ca-C0la company for Dem
ing in preparation for the can
torment a rwo-ton G. NJ C. 10
Robert Webb Of Rodeo. for min
ing work; q Chree-Cuarter ton c..
n G. to Otto siege. e bother at
Chihuahua City and another OF
the same size 20 Dawson and
company. OF Chihuahua City.
Besides these truck deliveries. we
made several Dodge. Hudson and
Chandler deliveries"