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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03
SENATE AGAIN DECLARES
FOR WHEAT MINIMUM, $3.50

Washington. d. c.. May 3.-The SEN
ate today again formally recorded it.
self in favor Of increasing the gov
eminent minimum guarantee In the
price for wheat from 81 10 $3.50 a
bushel. despite rejection Of the pro-
posal by the house II insisted on the
wheat clause in the agricultural APP
preparation bill. returning the meas
ure to conference but il generally was
expected the proposal would die there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03
Committee FaUOrs
Purchase Of Liquor
Industry BIZ Britain

London. Eng. May 3.-The English.
Scotch and Irish committee appointed
to investigate state purchases and
control Of the liquor traffic have re-
ported in favor OF the scheme. The
cost is estimated at between 100000
600 and 500.000.000 pounds sterling
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03
DENVER COMPANY WISHES
TO INCREASE CAR FARES

Denver, Colo, Nay 3.-Ihe Denver
Tramway company. which operates
the street cars OF Denver. today ap-
piled 70 the Colorado state utilities
commission for an Increase in rates
The fare now paid By passengers is
5 cents. The company set no definite
amount Of increase in its petition,
leaving this TO the discretion Of the
commission. Rising costs because Of
the war are given as the cause for
the request.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grains. Close.
Chicago. H.. May 5-Close-
Corn-lfay, 1878; July. L49A.
Oats-Lay TSss: July, 69E-
Chicago Produce, Close
Pork-A1ay. s45.7S: July. $500.
Lard-Afay, se5.37s July $3.50.
Rlbs-3fay, Sz3.17; July s2as2.
Chicago Produce, Close.
Chicago. H.. 1Iay 5.-Butter-1 i'm
Creamery. SAG 45c-
Ergs-Higher. Receipts. 22o37 cases.
Frists. s. 335sc5 ordinary firsts, 81 y q
see IT mark. cases included, 3154 % = C
Potatoes-Receipts, So cars. Unchanged
Poultry-Alive. setady; fowls, 2Ii-ci
springs 2=c-
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas City, 40, Nay S.-Butter and
poultry, unchanged
EEEs-Firts. Sic
Mexican Beans
Mexican beans in wholesale lots In 81
Paso Sc last auotatlon-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03
RELEASE AMERICAN on BOND.

Albert Burgess. whom has been held
in Juarez jail for the past month on z
charge Of smuggling horses. was re-
leased on bond furnished by his
brother Wednesday. Andrea Ramires
another American citizen. charged.
with Burgess. Of smuggling, had not
obtained bond and was stiu held in
jal at JuareZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03
TO DISCONTINUE POSTING
PRICES ON ABSENT CEREALS

Chicago. H.. Nay AT the suggestion
Of The food administration. the board o.
trade today discontinued the posting Of
nominal quotations on cereals absent from
market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03
Political Announcement


Claude 3. Hudspeth- congressman Aotu
congressional district ..-.
r. A. Dudley. senator 25th 1enatoIl4'
district OF Texas- ..--
- Adrian Pool. member OF Legislature
lanes r Harper. chief justice court o.
civil appeals. sth supreme judicial district
We the undersigned endorse tl7
above named candidates FOR the te9pe-
tive places and We hereby announces OF
selves as candidates for the places il1l-
Gated after our names. subject 70 tue
action OF the Democrats primariess
". D. Howe. Judge sith judicial az
leigh clark. district attorney. ''th iu-
dlclal district.
ii B McCilntock. county Judge
w n. Fryer. county attorney.
". P. Brady. Judge eaznty court ~
seth n. orndorff. sheriff
r. D. Richey. county collector
G n Mckinney. district CLERK
". D. Greet. county clerk
John T. Cain. county assessor
A. R. webb. county treasurer.
HFvra VTinkler. county superintendent
". c Roberts. hide and animal IN
J n. Deavsr Justice Of the peace pre-
' a ]. Han. Justice Of the peace. precinct
[ n. Davis. constable. precinct No L
J. W. Carter. county surveyor
J. F. williams. county commissioner
precinct No / place No l. -
Robert Lyons. county commissioner
precinct No. = place No. l.
CeorEe Pendem. county comIniasionaF
precinct No. g
precinct No =
FOR THE SENATE
n Il. Mcfarland OF Alpine, candidate toi
STATE senate. 25th Senatorial District
subject 20 Democratic urimar.es-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03
Cntfon Harket

New York Futures. Close.
New York. May Cotton futures
closed steady May. $3.50; July, 2i-94s
October. 2A5O; December. 2A0g; January
essg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03
- LIsTED sTOCKs

NE- HeH4EAAA1A AGaa-N
rev York. NAY Following were the
closing 0uotatlons At the New York stock
exchange for the stocks mentioned;
A. T. and r. .--. ..a-..-.---.---.-s 80 I
Anaconda Copper ----.s ..----.----- ~ :
Archis0n eE div --.----.-.-------.' - .
chino .--------s--.s $500 90 IS -, O..
CT and J. .----..----..-..---- - o 81 ;
Inspiration Copper .. ..---.-.---.-.3- =
Northern Pacific --.--s...---------e
Reading 5000 .-ss--..s.-+- s--- ~ -.
southern Pacific ..-----s.---- - Z
e s. Steel -----.....-.-- -----9i =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03
Lodge Ro6eeI

ATTENTION AIAsONs-
called Communication II Faso LolBe 80
1g0. Masonic Temple. 1880 p 81, 4lAy sl1-
work I'm First Degree Lyman L. huIsea-'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03
CANADIANS ADVANCED

CANADIANS ADVANCED
Two miles and seized village Of Fres-
hoy IN advance near Arms, one year
ego today, Nay 3, 1917.
Find s German soldier.
TEgTERDAYrs ANSWER.
Upper 1eft c3ner dorm, nose a
eh0ulder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03

room fur. house Myrtle Ave.
5 room bungalow unfurnlshed. Ire
mont ST.. $50.
Five rooms and glassed 81 sleeping
porch. unfurnished. Bliss Street. $40.
S rooms. unfur. III n. Florence.
". +. PAYNE.
f01 Mesa. Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03
For Rent-Rouss, Furnished.

For Rent-HOuses Furnished.
THREE COON house $40. Phone s5e1-
BUNGALOW near F. Bliss Phone se4s,
SMALL house partly furnished z7I0 Pie
dras-
TO ADULTS haif u nice cottsge. garags
S2-5o. room house fl-5e Pncne 551M-
FOUR rooms and slassed "a sleeping
porch completely furnished Phvue 6f5lW.
SMALL furnished home $40 i23 Lamar
Phone 5s22
FURNISHED 5-room modern bungalow
tii Oct LIST. Phone 7695W-
ALL OF part % furnished bunsalow. s41l
Bliss Phone sosSW-
FOR RENr-One-half furnished cottags
close in reasouable- Phssa s6e11-
FURNISHED T-room home on car line
oyeriooSiag the city. Phone s5ss-
MODERN room house. 21s west Rid
Grande.
NICE two room frame house. sleeping
FURNISHED home from Nay Isl 10 sept
7. walking distance Phone T79SW-
MODERN furnished cottage close In Pm
1Sso-
FOUR room brick cottage. GrandvieyT.
Half block from car line. $50 Phone f01T
LARGE five room bungalow. tEo bath
rooms garage and servants house for
rent. Phone 1872
1914 TENAs-5-room furnished house.
$50 Call for key az 1920 Texas. Phone
ssh
NICELY furnished 5'room bunEaicW with
sleeping porch. $50 month S91f Douglas
Phone $500.
WILL RENT furnished for s months ~
year, my two-story house. corner Arizona
and Newman garage. servants quarter;
furnace heat. p D. HadlocE. phone 1850.
SMALL COTrAGE-Ccmpletel furnished.
month. water paid. gas. electricity. plenty
play ground for children $3.50 Federal
5-ROOM BUNGALOW Tor rent afay IS.
Attractively furnished. large brick ga
rage Alta Vista district. paved street.
$40 month % refined. responsible parties.
Phone S5S4W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03
Help Wanted-Mals and Female

GAS stoves 800 a week.
FOUTZ MOORE co.
TEACHERS WANTED-By Teachers
Service Association. Wellington. Texas Va
cancies being filled now few summer p0-
sitions open. write for further informa-
ton
WANTED-First class male OF female
bookkeeper with general office expert
cnce: must be accurate, q rapid leginle
writer OF good habits. neat in methods
and personal appearance. able 20 give bond
and good recomme udationss good CORE
spondent typists able TO handle couec-
tions successfully prefer one with expert
ence in branch house and accustomed %
reporting 90 head office. For such serv-
ices and quallficat lions q good salary VIII
be paid with opportunity FOR advance
ment when a thorough knowledge OF BUSH
ness fz attained Write OLA care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-03
Help Wanted-Female

nelp WduLeQ-E emdle
---------~@~l-S----~~~--
WANTED giri dispensers and Mattresses.
Potter Confectionery co.
WANTED-Girl for general house Wo-k.
Apply 2f15 Pittsburg St.
WANTED-GIrl 10 answer phone. Call
800 south oregon ST tomorruw-
ENGLISH sPEAKING GIRL FOR house
work Apply 1891 F. Boulevard
WANTED-Experience dining room walt
resses SO week Apply Modern CAFE.
Basement Mills Bldg
WANTED-Two first class American
sales ladies in readytowear department
Address The Modern. Nogales Arlz.
ENGLISH sPEAKING Mexican girl for
general Homework. Phone 1l6i-511 Ran
dolph
WILL GIVE settled white or coiored wom-
an good home 10 care for small child
Phone S36W.
WANTED-Capable English Speaking gu
90 care FOR baby, reference required cal
1875 Cincinnati
WANTED-Glrl for house work and care
for baby. must stay nights. 1905 Chcs-
ter St Phone $500
WANTED-Engllsh Speaking Mexican or
colored girl Tor general house work iu
small family Lus- s--1k EuGil-l- 1871
s. CamQ1e-l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-18
Pool Match.

Joseph Concannon, champion OF New
Jersey, will play a 600 points match
of pool with L Ralph Greenlcaf the
local champion. the Royal Billiard Par
lors th.s afternoon and evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-18
WOMEN CALLED TO WAR
BY KAISER'S LEADERS
Allies Have Shot to Pieces Many
Foe Divisions; Berlin Fears
Next Foch Blow.

With the American army on the
Lorraine Front, Sept IS One hundred
and eight German infantry battalions,
equivalent to twenty divisions, have been
dlsbanded. it Is learned, to I'LL the gap
made by the past year fighting Women
and BOYS are beng called to the auxiliary
service to replace men Five thousand
women already have been mobilrzed for
this purpose. and boys Of IL are being
utilized
Captured officers say that Germany IS
very tired of the war and NJ longer hopes
TO do more than keep what Is ITS own.
British Headquarters IN France, sept
Is Erit sh troops IN the last twenty
four hours have captured l,}0l Germans.
There is plenty IT evidence that the enemy
Is expecting further concerted attacks at
various places j captured order points
out that the Ancs must now bc expected
to strike heavy blows and beWAil> the lack
oi assault troops a rendering any pros
peCt of successful counter-attack or eli
fectIVe resistance impossible
Prisoners recently captured say that
every effort has been made TO suppress all
news OF the American success at IT.
Mihiel concerning which alarming ru-
mors prevail The general impression
seems to tie that the American victory has
been SO overwhelming that the German
Army command does not dare admit the
facts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-18
HUN AND BOLSHEVlk
MODERN BARBARIhNS
More Base Than Attila, for They
Bring Science Into Their
Wrctched Work.

last week news supplies . Simple ~
stance Attlla was called. and called
himself the SCourgc of Cod and hIS-
torlans dwell on the extent Of dcvas-
tation he created Suppose Attlla had
been armed with complete knowledge nt
modern science. hut ut heart had re
NAMED ~ much 0l a harhartlan rs ever
What KIND az devastation would he have
What kiud of devastation would hH have
caused them For the answer ad what
the Germans did in ,vacuatlng the ptN
Of Ham. Before leaving they wired the
cltv.. connected the wires with inCcndlaTV
bombs, and ON leaving II released the
central electrical control! set fire 10
the city IN many places simultaneously
bv means of the bombs and destroyed It.
The modern harharIans who glrdle
fruit trees so that they MAY not bear,
who make a desert Of the earth wherever
they mass. have combined the policy oi
Attila with a scientific knowledge that
Attila did not have Their success would
mean triumph of their soullcSs sys-
tenn over the rest Of the world The new
barbarian invasion menaces all nations
likewise. and as for Chbbon dream that
the old nations might take refuge in
America. nearly the whole North Amcri-
can Continent and considerable part
of the Southern are as busy defending
themselves against the oncomlng bar
harians as IS any nation IN Europe or
Asia.
Side by side with this invasion Of scien-
tifc barbarism there has arisen IN the
world of today another kind, which re-
sembles more IN appearance, perhaps, but
less IN reality, the tactics OF the bar
barians OF old Henry George, speculat-
ing IN Progress and Poverty on the
possibility OF a new barbarian incurslon,
ssld
Whence shall come the new barbarIans9
Go through the squalid quarters of great
cities and YOU may see, even now. their
gathering hords How shall learning
perish? Men will cease TO read, and books
vii! klndlc fires and be turned nto cart
ridges
In Russia the fulhllmcnt of 'his proph-
e,.1 j. fast approaching The Bo'slcvikl
are beginning, We are told ii general
slaughter OF be educated classes 80 tn
two barba II, ius th" scientific or Geruar
barbarisn and the barbarisn os tho igno-
rant the new Nandals and the new
.Iacouerie. ARISE side by side to attach
in their different ways the new worlC
that rose out Of the darkness of th'
Middle Ages and unless they are botl
| .hrottled To death, gook-bye to the prom
lsc Of that new world NV Yorl
| Times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-18
SHIPYARD SOCCER.

Preparations are under way for the
formation OF soccer football teams at
the various shipyards along the Della
ware and III New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-18
YOU KICk BUT PAY.
Restaurant Prices Go kiiing. Without
Recourse, of Course.

'"Tcn dollars week, and eat yourself
or SLY dollars aud I'll cat YOU. hat
was the oId-timc form Of clerk hiring
they saw. The figures arc different,
nowadays. but the problem oi eating
oneself looms large to those who have to
lean on restaurants for help ~ that
proccss Only Yesterday or was II tho
dav before the once humble i'apJaclS
added nickel 80 its already inflated prIre
o( a dime. all along the limo. To hc sure,
tho preliminary splash on the grlddlc IS
somewhat larger, the hunk of butter
substitute bIt broader, and tho watch
ful eve Of the waiter rather moro indulgcnt
of an extra pour from tho syrup pitcher &,
even 81. an increase of 100 per cent III the
cost of coffee and IS burden not
lightly to hc borne
II Is well known to investigators that
hotel and rest staurant prices for tood do not
bear definite proportion 20 the cost price
Of the ingredients The mysterious over
head" cost is invoked To justify the IN
crease when this seems too great. ana y
does affect the details OF comfort and
cleanliness, no doubt And things. do
cost more, and thc help problem ls super
acute. The only PROOF Of the difficulty OF
catering is for the kicker To try catering
himself. the result will hc that he Will
JOIN the ranks of the high prlcors ~ ct
the bankrupts That Is what the old
stagcrs say. ut any rate.
The cafeteria idea. imported from the
Pacific coast. gets 20 the bottom Of the
help problem. because the patron docs his
own waiting \ second establishment
on these lines. just opened N the bust
ness section. IS dong a rushing business
Ono NAV lunch according e one pocket
book, and certainly docs enjoy the Tree
dom from any intrusion
But General Sherman put Il mildly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-18
Don't Continue to Suffer Be-
cause of Wrong Treat
ment.

If YOU are one OF the thou
sands who are afflicted with any
form OF irritating skin disease,
verify YOU know what real tor
ture is. You know we'll enough
what It means to lie awake at
night. rubbing and scratching your
raw and lrritated skin. IN 4 VAN
endeavor 10 get relief from the
fiery burning.
OF course. the most serious
phase of skin disease + the almost
unbearable suffering caused by
the fiery itching and irritation Of
the skin. In addition. the DIS
ease often causes tlnslghtlY rough
ness and dlscoloraiions. dlsflgur
ing and spolllng the complexion.
and leaving its bllghtlng marks ~
It's wake. MANY = beautiful SKIN
has been marred by these dlsor-
ders which first appeared j, tiny
red pIinples.
Al last science has determined
the real source Of al SKIN dls
eases. and with this enhghten
ment comes the reason WHY the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-18
|REL AND HAS SURFEH
OF FOOD THESE DAYS
Onlv Sugar Scarce; England Uses
Her Supplies Sparingly and
Without Waste.

London. sept II Although only :
three hour boat trip separates England
and Ireland. there Is as much difference
as between dav and night III the two island
as far rs food is concerned
For the person who has lived III Eng
land for timc and whose habits have let
HIM 10 believe his svstcm nc,Nls more than
the number of food calories science pre-
scrlbes. Ireland IS 4 wonderful place to
dine IN
II docs not follow that sufficient food IS
not available IN England there IS Sut
fi,'irnt to healthilv maintain the system,
hut there Is a difference between that and
eating = large steak properly decorated
That can nc accomplished in Ireland At
reasonable cost but not IN England al
any price.
Ireland is not rationed voluntarily or
otherwise and there ls plenty Of every
thing with the exception Of sugar In
respect t0 food. II Is more pleasantly
situated than the mtcd States or Eng
land. because puccS have not advanced rs
thcv have IN America and arc no higher
than in England where the ministry Of
food not only ratIons hut controls prices
ireland always has sent quantities Of
meat and dairy products To England and
StIlt Is dong SO
americans who have been IN England
and tined To become accustomed To the
four ounces of meat at q meal and al
absence Of fat IN cooking where ever pos
siblc on arriving IN ireland. fairly gorge
themselves for . few days ON meat, drink
Quantities ol milk and do not spare the
nuttcr. They had not been getting mlk
AZ all. except with a phvSic1an's pre-scrip
tion. ard batter was limited 10 less than Al
ounce y dav
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-18
is YOUR SKIN
ABLAZE WITH
FIERY ITCHINCS?

prevailing treatment heretofore
used has proven such a complete
failure. II has been proven that
impurities IN the blood cause mil
lions Of tiny disease germs to set
up their attack on the surface ot
the SKIN. and IN the form oi pm
pies. bolIs. sealy erupilons and
itchy. burning rrltatlons. begin
their dlsllgufIng and destructive
work
Being in the blood, these DIS
ease germs can be reached only
through the blood. and local ap-
pIlcations have no effect what
ever. That Is why saves. ONT
ments. lotions. washes and other
remedies applied to the SKIN can
do no more than give merely tenn
porarV relief. soon the fiery itch
ing breaks out again, for such
treatment cannot reach the source
OF the trouble
If you want permanent relief
from the tortures of SKIN dlseaeeS,
lose no time in dlseardlng all local
remedies. and begin taking 5. >. 5.
today. You viii be delighted with
the results. and when Nou are thor
onghlv rid of your trouble yo1
will praise the day You got on the
right treatment. You can get
s. S. ). nj any drug store. Begin
taking Il today. and # Vou write
- our physlSian he will gladly
eve YOU full instructions about
your own case. Address Medical
Director. 4o2 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta. "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-18
RED CROSS SHOOT
ON NOVEMBER 8
1t Will be Staged by Wilmington
Trapshooting Club on Belle
vue Grounds.

The Wilmington Trapshooting As
sociation has scheduled n Red Cross
trapshooting event to bc held Mt ITS
grounds at Bellevue, on saturday, NO
vcmhcr @. 1918 Red Cross trapshooting
matches are becoming quite popular,
and every active gun club desires to he
ON thc list of the clubs aiding the cause
of humanity in this manner.
The local club IS going step IN adj
vance of the usual method of staging
Red Cross events, IN that 1t has arranged
an attraction for tins occasion. which
will bring together in a special race five
Of the worlds leading trapshots. These
men are:
{ II NcWcomb, amateur champion
of Pennsylvania
Il. u Morgan. amateur champion OF
Marvland and ID &.
W. NJ Foord, amateur champion oi
Delaware.
T. 5 Tomlin, amateur champion of
New Jersey
II. l.. SPOTS. 1917 amateur champion
of America
And they will shoot in . squad together,
and Tor a special gold prize valued at $50
The regular program calls for lWO
i6-vard targets. over four traps tn-
trance, 81 includes targets aud 81 tor
the Rcd Cross The shooting will stop
while the special squad is IN action, SO
that all may see II
The American Red Cross trophy
committee. with headquarters in New
York. have sent the local club u hnc
trophy medal to hc used NJ = prize for
the occasion THIS will hc shot for on
the Hartford system Of handicapplng
Programs for thus Red Cross shoot VII
be mailed to the shooting fraternity
throughout the East in few days. II
Is expected to raise food sum Of money
through this shoot for the Rcd Cross
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-18
kcyalnne WRESTLING.

The keystone ileid Club held lts fir
wrestling show of he SEASON last night
Four fast bouts were put on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-18
Cramps Here Saturday,

The Cramp shipyard team. which is
composed OF several members of Connie
Mack team this year VIII be the at
traction al Harlan 5 this .tlrdav The
Quaker City team has q lineup that
would throw scare into most teams, but
witty the local shipbuildcrs phenomenal
success this year, the visitors present no
tarrOrs TO them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-18
FAY HIN FUGITIVE HAf X.
Interned German Nabbed In Spain
After Escape From Pen

Ncw York. Sept Is Lieutenant
Fav. convicted ticfman agent. who
cscarcd from Atlanta Federal PRISON
moro than two ycara ago and was caught
~ SPAN RECENTLY. has been brought
back tn thle eo,tn trY and IS ~ the custody
here of the department ~ instlce lie
reached here Yesterday under guard
from Ncw London where he arrived
from Spaln on United States naval
vessel
Disposition of his casc awaiis N
Etfucf,ons from Washington II was an
uottnrcd lY the hrrart uent of .Iustlcc
|
Concrete Notifications are no stronger
now than vh,r' the l,ermaue nhelled 49,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-18
T. @ q. =. PICK GRAND SIRE
Chief Justice VI " Horst. r. v Supreme
ourt Heads Order

st LOUIS. sept Is Honry Y Rorest
nf Amsterdam. y y 4 Justice of the
Nnw York supreme Court. was Yesterday
elevated to 'hc office 81 grard sire ~ he
Sovereign Grand Iodge II he q . +
tho highest office of the order lie slicceeds
Frant g Gnwdy. IF Denver THIS the
nIncty four'h annual session viii conin-
nc until Friday
4 srrvico flag containing 100. 10 stars
has baen raised IL he convention hall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-18
Crder Every Evening in Advanc

Have you made arrangements with your
neEsboy or dealer 70 beey a copy Of Every
Evening for you regularly If you wish
Every Evening served at your home all you
haze 10 do is notify YOUR nearest dealer
or telephone tie Circulation Depart
-asnt.-Ads