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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-05-30
GENERAL INCREASE
NEARLY 2 MILLIONS
TO RAILROAD men

Washington, May 26-General pay
increases for nearly two million rail-
road employees were announced today
by Director General McAdoo, effective
next Saturday and retroactive to last
January /, carrying out substantially
the recommendations of the railroad
wage commission. The aggregate Of
the increases probably will be more
than $500 100000 year, half Of which
will be distributed within few weeks
as back pay in lump sums ranging
from about Sl00 to nearly $500 each.
The director general departed from
the wage commissions recommenda-
tions in the following particulars:
The principle Of the basic eight-hour
day is recognized but owing to the ex-
igencies of the war situation, hours Of
employment are not actually reduced
and overtime is to be paid pro rata;
future adjustments of pay are to be
made on the basis of eight hours.
In addition to the ordinary scale Of
increase, day laborers, employed main
ly on track work, are to get at least
2h cents an hour more than they 10
ceived last December 81.
A minimum of 55 cents an hour 10
established for the shop trades, In.
cluding machinists, boilermakers, and
blacksmiths; and women are TO receive
the same pay as men for the same
work, and negroes are to get the same
as white men for similar employment.
To work out multitude Of inequali-
ties of pay among employees doing SIM
liar work in different localities and
other injustioes caused by varying
rules Of employment and condition Of
organization, the director general ere
ated a new board of railroad wages
and working conditions. consisting Of
three labor representatives and three
railway executives, which will conduct
extensive investigations and recon-
mend wage and other employment
changes.
| All increases now ordered will bo
determined according to a percentage
scale based on pay received in Decem.
ber, 1915, and any increases which
have been allowed within that time
will be deducted. In many cases raises
in pay in the last two and half years
are about equal TO the increases now
approved, and consequently those EN-.
ployes will get little or no more. To
correct just such situations when in
justices are apparent will be one Of
the principal duties of the new wage
board, whose creation was suggested
by the railroad wage commission.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-05-30
RED CROSS DRIVE IN
QUAY COUNTY NEAR.
LY DOUBLES QUOTA

The Red Cross ladies had "a parade
this evening in honor Of their success
full drive. A number of cars were pa
triotically decorated and carried ban
ners with the amount yf the money
subscribed in their district. Tucum-
carl was represented by number of
banners, First Ward showing the high
est score with a subscription of more
than $1,000. Ward six also went over
the top and the other wards made n
good showing.
Other parts of the county were rep
resented by cars and banners. Mr..
Tinney, Red Cross Field Secretary Of
Denver, who was here is exceedingly
well pleased at the interest shown by
Tucumcari and Quay county. He said
it was his intention of recommending
the establishment of an Army Red
Cross canteen here to make the SOL
diers who chance to pass through our
city feel that their services are being
appreciated all along the line.
Quay county is just beginning to
realize this whipping the Kaiser is
not "a one-man nor a one-day job. 1t
4 begins to look most serious from press
reports, but there is no such thing
as failure when your Uncle Sam takes
hold of the task. Keep the home fires
burning" and stand behind your gov
ernment and with such an organiza-
tion guaranteeing the boys in the front
that we are doing our part, as sure
as there is God in Heaven the Allies
will win and right will again triumph
over wrong, over u war-mad nation
that would enslave the whole world
if such were possible.
Following is a letter which corrects
the false impressions as to the quota
asked from Quay county in the sec
ond Red Cross War Fund drive, also
u partial report which shows Quay
county has gone over the top again
We hope full report will be ready
for next weeks paper.
AT the meeting of the Red Cross
Workers held in Las Vegas on the 29tl
of April, the quota for Quay county
as announced by the Executive Com
mittee of the Mountain States Divis
ion, is 100000. Kindly take this mat
ter up Immediately with your Cam
paign manager and War Fund cash
er and lay your plans to subscribe
your quota and more too
Here is the way the county respond
ed so far as heard from. When th'
other reports are in it will show w
k.-,n ,n..l,, l,,,llaI nnt pnoto.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-05-30
RED PEAKS PROGRESSING
NICELY SAYS SECRETARY

"Since the last stockholders letter
was sent out, substantial progress has
been made along lines which should
prove highly encouraging to all of our
stockholders. To begin with a special
meeting of the Board Of Directors was
held at tire Company Office on the Red
Peaks property on May l6, 1918, at
which, among other things, the fol.
lowing business was transacted:
I'D. +. Thomas resigned as Sec'y-
Treas, and j. L. Whitmore was elect
ed to this position. d. F. Thomas,
our former Sec'y-Treas., was elect
ed to the position Of President and
General Manager. This change was
regarded as advisable owing to the
fact that Red Peaks interests were
developing to the point where Mr..
Thomas of necessity had to be relieved
of the Office work.
Action was also taken, moving the
office of the Company from the prop
erty-post Office address Norton, n.
M.-to Tucumcari, n. NJ, as indicated
on the letterhead above. According
ly all communications intended for the
secretary treasurer should be address
ed as indicated.
JAS. W. Boileau, our consulting en-
gineer from the start, is now located
with US on the Red Peaks property
and is giving US all of his time and
is busy making the necessary chemi-
cal and metallurgical tests so that OPP
erations may be commenced on an in
telligent basis, and no mistake made
He has o fully equipped laboratory and
metallurgical furnace and is prepared
to handle the engineering side of oui
proposition in an intelligent manner
and recommend to the management the
lines along which success will be OBJ
tained in the safest and quickest way
"Since the last letter the shaft has
been curbed, and machinery set anc
housed to do the necessary develop
ment work on the shaft. The debri:
in the shaft has been cleaned out ant
the shaft deepened about fifteen feet
We are now awaiting our engineer
tahulated data as TO potash in the wa
ter from the shaft as well rs the va
rious stratas appearing in the lowe
part of the shaft. Qualitative test
show potash in considerable strat'
and within a week or ten days quaint
tative data will be ready showing jus
how strong it runs, All indication
point that we may all be agreeabl
surprised as to the magnitude whic
our property is taking on.
Within about two weeks you ma
expect another letter, with informatio
which we are not in position to re
lease at present, but which will cor
vince every stockholder that he ha
made no mistake in investing in tn
Red Peaks Copper Co."
The letter was signed by j. +. Whit
more, the new Sec'y, and it was ser
out all over the country to the man
stockholders. 1t is hoped the New
may be able to publishing somethin
of interest to those who own stock q
! well as those who are interested in tn
: welfare of the mining industry in TIL
, county.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-05-30
HUN ASSAULT ON CANTIGNY
THROWN BACK WITH A
HURRICANE OF FIRE

London, May 29.-The enemy coun-
terattack on the new American posi-
tions was met by the allied (Ameri-
CAM gunners with a hurricane of fire.
Waves of German infantrymen were
stopped dead and thrown back, leav-
ing large numbers of killed or wound
ed on the ground, says Reuters agency
dispatch from British headquarters in
France.
The Germans are continually throw
ing fresh divisions into the battle, but
the British and French troops are
ke, ping up their tactics of giving
ground only when it is impossible long
er to hold positions under the tremen'
dous pressure of the enemy. Heavy
casualties are being suffered by the
army of the German crown prince
while the losses of men to the allied
forces are described as relatively very
light.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-05-30
ERWIN INGRAM ENTERTAINED

On the night of the 9th the writer
had the privilege of attending a party
at the home of Phillip f. Shahan. Civ
en- in honor Of Erwin Ingram who has
enlisted in the U. s. Navy, and will
leave soon for the training station.
The guests present were Mr.. Muller
of Clovis, Mr., Crystal Of Taiban, Mr.
Huff of Montoya, Mr.. Ferguson OF
New-kirk, Mrs. M. +. Leary Of Edo
RADIO, Kas., w. M. Watts of Las Vegas
Erwin Ingram, Perry Wooten, Mr.. ane
Mrs. T. II. Christian, Mr.. and Mrs. J
II. Ingram, Misses Newell Muckelroy
Edna and Naomi Ingram, Gertie Throi
morton, Mrs. Myrtle Clark,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-05-30
EXPECT VILLAGERS IN REAR
CHEER AMERICAN SUCCESS

With the British Army in France,
May 29.-Further enemy counter at
tacks against the American troops,
who yesterday stormed their way into
Cantigny, have been repulsed and at
latest reports the overseas men were
holding their positions in the she'll
torn village strongly.
When the news of the American ade-
vance reached the villages in the rear
cheering broke out among the soldiers
and civilians, some of whom had been
up all night in anticipation Of impor-
tant news. The faces Of the women
and children were bright and happy
and the sick and wounded in the hos
pitfalls were heartened by the feat Of
their brothers in arms.
Boys from the front with whom cor
respondents talked today all were one
inpraise of their comrades. They said
that they knew there was long way
to go, but the Americans had now
shown their mettle, and II the Ger
mans attempted to overrun them they
were going to have the hardest time
of their lives.
The Germans delivered their hrst
counter thrust late yesterday In IN a.
fort to regain the defenses which I'D
been wrested from them In the morn
ling along n two-kilometer front q
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-05-30
BAND CONCERT SATURDAY

The Tucumcari band will play pub
lie concert down town Saturday night
on corner Main and Second streets
This is their first appearance in their
fine new uniforms and the boys will
make it worth your while to hear them
A number of new pieces have been add
ed and the band is whipping itself in
to condition to play for the celebration
at Nara Visa the Fourth Of July anc
for the Roundup in Tucumcari in Au
gust as well as other occasions.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-05-30
AN OPPORTUNITY TO BOOST

The Tucumcari Chamber Of Com
merce is willing to hold big conven-
ton in Mara Visa July 4th to cele-
brate the completion of the road from
Texas New Mexico line to Tucumcari'
Nara Visa is the midway point on
this trail and is the logical point for
this convention.
Let the business men Of Nara Visa
get busy and see what can be done
Nara Visa News.
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WANTED

and must have the following articles
TO fill Government contracts:
Iron, any amount, 3Oc. per cwt.
Bones, any amount, 6Oc per cwt.
Old Rags, any amount SOC.
Old rope, sl.O0.
Auto castings, $500; Old rubber
boots and shoes, $500 per cwt.; inner
tubes $500. The above price is all
per hundred. an.
Second hand sacks from DC to l2c
each. Old broken false teeth from
$l.OO to $500 per set.
Bring in all your metals, such as
copper, brass, zinc, lead, tin foil, pew
ter, aluminium, babbit, and get the
highest market price.
You will find me at the Rhoade'
old livery barry. ED. lNGfAm'
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II is desirable to give all possible
notice to young men who have attain
ed the age of 2i years since June b,
1917. The War Department has re-
auested that all newspapers carry "a
notice to the effect that young men
having thus attained their majority
have every opportunity given them to
have notice Of the requirements that
they register under the Selective Draft
Law on June 8, 1918.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-05-30
TO RAISE HONOR FLAG

On June lst the citizens Of the Nc
Alister vicinity will raise their honor
flag awarded to them for going over
the top in the recent Third Liberty
Loan drive.
The citizens of the county as well
as those from Tucumcari are invited
to be in attendance. Remember the
date, June lst, commencing at 2:30
p. m.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-05-30

Washington, May 2S.-With many
eleventh hour subscriptions yet to be
tabulated, the great outpouring Of
American dollars TO the second war
fund of the Red Cross today to.alled
$l44, 100000 an oversubscription of
$44 ,OOO, 900 in the weeks campaign
which ended last midnight. Officials
today hazarded predictions that the
total might approach the Sl5O,OOO,OOO
mark.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-05-30

Mrs. Jerry Jeter, who plays the
trombone, does personal work, organ
ICES the woman's work, holds young
peoples meetings and gives stirring
Bible readings from day to day.
Be present at Sunday school at 9:45
a. m., Sunday and preaching at II a.
M, and so get started with the first
of the meeting. The Junior and Sc
nior Leagues will meet at the usual
hours. Evening worship at 8 o'clock
All of the singers of the town have
cordial invitation to come and join
the big chorus. We shall be glad to
have all evangelical churches to come
and have a part in the meeting.
X. +. STEVENSON.
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How can money Stacker look the
returned soldiers in the face?
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Total reported S4889.l0

The leaders in the campaign just
closed are highly pleased with the CO.
operative spirit shown throughout the
entire county.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05

tCopyrishtl
qSilssssssso
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost AND FOUND
BRooCH--Lost, pink cameo Findsr please
return to al Daniel Bldg, or phons
BOSTON BuLi,--serew tail. female, brown
and white dos .straysd from "a soath
Denvet avenue March a. reward Tor 70.
turn Of same Phone Usage t2s2.J. E.
v Morse.
pOu-isIAt VI slrAyvd, oS,Hr ehsphsrd dog
hbsisl reward ior ertnrn tsh NJ 2ul
Cliuton bldg or phonr t7oO,
foRp-stolsn $50 reward /; isie model
Ford Tosdsisr moter No 2asp5so, body
motormsier on Iadistort black leather
hand psas on doors. u found notify
southwestsrn garage, ali North haln,
TuiAs, oslA, Phone asa
Les, a taysl hsnd bas oon,
i,inlng . handkerchief Plsase return 10
llt foptih o phone 1898
hUhse hlkhikD oH siuLts--ons scr
rel horsr. 10 .yesrs old. lsft eye out,
hlngsd face, shod IN front barsfoo,sd
behind. Notify u. W. ssrrow, paons
f.bl
nkN s--Le.t . buarh OF hcys AZ iDT Vas,
~~Eirst Findet phone stf7.R, or leave %
Farmers store. Liberal reward
kEYs-ioa. a bunch Of hsys at LOT Esst
First Finder phone atT7.R or leave st
Farmers Store Liberal reward,
kEYa.~- Bunch 90 ring, st post office or
Down town district Phone 2see,
LADIES PURsE---Losi, on Tenth street.
between Boston and Bsslder, Ftsdsr re-
turn 70 rs East Tenth, apartment 10, re-
ward I,
fhANELIku HAu.-lsdy's black travelling
has los, be'ween Tulsa and spsrry. fri
dsy night, Return same 10 World office.
Five dollars reward
VEii.--i.ost q heavy brown veil With black
hes on fringe findsr plssss eall sass
and receive reward,
ESQ EwARD--Fer Fsrd toprlns car a,olsn
March D. lets, 100 y. n fphbsr rndi.
Ator cap spo, lish, on left aide Of vind
shird. roll spHngs shock ahserbsra
! uoodysar iirss On iront, q Mansfield
tlrss Oh rear, ext'~ AsnAfieid tire iiia
and cover IN rr.r, electro tail light lena
bsx on lsf, sids. ipis stats tag No. aas2i,
gsp' 10 Ss''s'Sp psSn. ss.,'' '.sssR q q s.sI:. s..
runHtr rnAsohAl. 3
SEVERAL babies Tor sdypI,ea Mrs. Ma
roy, lils Ess, Olive. da.hris. oiiA
srEoIAL xofions .
WkNTED. Those phonssfsph records you
don't tasy any more Tor cur soldiers In
them 20 First Presbyterisa church. Sew
.nth and hos.en, hsisre Maych "a.
DKKCR--hy s,stricde and protoslivs Order
Of Stages Tuesdsv night March )
Stage. Hall wes, rulss. For members
AID their frieads, -
SUTICk-On aud after March will ne,
be responsible for any indebtedness for
Mrs. j. v, Murphy which abe may make
Mr., I " Mnrphy.
NCfiCE--Xot responsible Tor any debts
contracted BY any other thsu mJsef
Va, Gardner.
HILL~-s.iset hall Tor rent In forenoon
ard part Of efisrnoon. phans 1881 or
-,
AUTOMOBILES
AuroMoBILBs ron SALE 10
.HUtCK--For ssla Buick light siK, or will
trade on 4 or 5'room bungalow, or for
Eood lot LesIic Brooks Realty Co, phoncs
9sTs and 7ii6.
FRA ANKl.iN-- Roadster for safe; l.lsa
model practically new HSid Ts "a,
room ais. q
HuPMoBiLE--H bargain, 1917. bpasssnEI
Hapmohilr, excellent condition Phone
s9ss
0VERlASp touring car Tor sale. 2oi
North Frisco.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05
WALL STREET NOT IN
MOOD FOR BIG DEALS
General Trend of Days Quo
tAtiuns Downward.

NEW York. Mar. Stocks
wern almost in state of deadlock
today. leaders moving wlthin re-
stricted limits. tho mainly downward.
The tenoT Of domestic and foreign
advances afforded II pretext for fur
ther short selling. but this was con
Quoted with caution.
Investment rails. including Can
adlan Pacific. Union Pacific, Grung.
ers and coalcrs yielded one to two
points and Industrials Of The seasoned
class averaged one point recesslonh.
shippings, oils, feathers and the
more diversified array OF shares
made gross declines of one 10 three
points and utilities notably Ameri-
can Telephone Public Service of
New Jersey. and Peoples Gas, los;
one 10 two points. Marked heaviness
was displayed boy tobaccos. American
sumatra excepted ana linrvcster,
Continental Can and American sugar
Reactionary tendencies were partly
neutralizcd by the relative strength
OF Baldwin Loco. American Car.
Mexican Petroleum and Motor nc
ccssories. Sales amounted to $4,000
shares
Internationals and fractions were
heaviest OF the bond list Liberty
issues varied slightly. Total sales
par value aggregated ta.GBO.0 600. u,
q Bonds, old issues, we're unchanged
on call.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05
LEGAL

PROPOSALS ron THE INHALATION
OF A HEATING SYSTEM Department
ot the Interior, offies Of Indian Affairs
Washington. D O., Feb l. I9ie. sealed
proposals plsiuly marksi ON the outside
of the scaled envelope. Proposals for
tho installation Of HssilnE syatem. at
The Chsrohss orphsn rraininE School Para
Iull Sohlahoma and Addfsaaed 70 -ths
7 IConmlssionef Of lhdlaA Affairs, Wash
ington, y. c., will be received at the In.
dian offee until two pelock m of
March n. 1918. for furnishing materials
and labor Tor the inttsliAtion sf . heating
system In S,firt aeeordanes With the plans
specifications and instructions 20 bidders
which may be sssmlned 81 the efhes ~
the paper or periodical IN which this ad-
yertisemsnt sppesIs, the United States In
dian MarehoUfs at ChiesEc iilinois 81
Louis, Missouri San Francisco California,
and the Buildsfs Esehsnss, ~ Paul Min
hesota. and At the office 0f the Hapsrin.
tsndent Of the Cherokee orphan Training
School, Psfk Hill. OklshomA fcr farther
! informstian spply to the spperintsndsnt Of
the Cherokee Orphan Training School Cato
Sells, Comnistioper
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05

CAR SHORTAGE PUTS
UP CORN QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. March A.--corn prices
hardened today Influenced largely
by scarcity OF good grades and by
reports that the number or cars
available was inadequate 10 meet
rural needs, Futures closed firm Mt
tho same ms Saturdays finish TO hc
higher. with March ti.27A and May
N,11Ac. Oats gained " a. We To "
ono The outcome In provisions
varied from isc decline to To ad-
vance, Persistent buying OF oats
took place thruout the session,
Packers support rallied provisions
from an early decline.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05
new HIGH MARK IS
SET BY SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS March New
high records were made on both
spots and contracts In the cotton
market here today rs the result OF a
buying wave which developed on the
opening and had not spent itself on
tho close. highest prices being
reached In the last few minutes OF
trading. Here the active months were
es to ss points over saturdays last
quotation. The close was Ga TO 81
points up net Spots advanced as
points Ia sass on mlddling,. the
highest price In half century
March, at its best stood at sts2, the
highest posted ever In the local mar
ket
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05
MANTHp--To suY
PROPERTYFOR EXCHANGE

20 SALT OR EAOhAhSh ---,,
NITCUyTi Club roadsfsr car for sAf
5 new. for ssls sr trade. Cal s9i'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05
oLEANlNo AND DYEINo

SANITARY MATTRESS co -Matresse,
renovated teturncd home same day.
fnUHs tEHEu uttE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05

AUTOS ron HIRE - GARAGES IA
fRUcks--For rent, BY hour, day, week or
moath, Usage Bp5s.
wAHrnD-AUroMo IA
SAXON Wanted, u,ed Saxon four road
stsr must be cheap. Phone T73s.
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W
Incorporated
Company n

Desires to sell small amount OF cap
ital stock $3.50 per sharel for deyel.
opment purposes, now hold good
acreage In Nowata fields with small
production and acreage In Blxby
field NEAR big production) n chance
to get In on an Al proposition
No blue sky or catch schemes: this
will bear investigation. Stock can be
paid In monthly payments. For
further particulars address A. u. D,
+. o. Box l6l. Tulsa. Okla.
au '
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Phone 5000

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World when II u mere convenient for you
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permitted
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FINANCIAL
pusINEss opPoRrunIrI

bUsINEsS OPPORTUNITIES a.
SHEET METAL woRKB--0ood beat line
OF tools In the southwest. In Miami. okis,
Food location for business; will seli At
hargsin u taken at snce. Address
Ihompson Realty Co, Miami. Oklahoma,
fEtErHoNE SYsrEM-For sale, 5 ex.
changes; e9 mites toll lines; earned tst'
es2.pi gToaA lsst year sTo.oOO cash
q $4,000 time. For particulars address,
W Greasy, Dor to2, Potsau. Oklahoma.
BESr PAYISG--one Of The best paying
Gmsll business In Tulsa for sale or trade,
haze other business reason for selling.
Prone Sss Ia mornings
BUSlNtSS-fonnr man, excellent business
qushnrations has a mercantile business
In view, wosd iike to interest q business
man or woman with capital as partner.
Address Box D-s6. care World
INCOME PROPERTY per cent;
vide eswake tom. two railroads oil pros
psctinE Address owner, box aA, Shat.
tuck. Okla
sTEGER 4 YoUNG--RsAl Estate. lnur.
anee, InVsEtmruts 9ll Robinson Bldg,
phones i57O--2Sst
900 SHARES Ozark Lead 4 Zine Co Tor
sAe Box Is. QuApAw, okla. Bessie
Iisnry