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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-30
SHOT; PLEADS FOR WIFE
Salesman Asks That She Not B'
Prosecuted For Shooting Him

Prosecuted For Shooting Him
Parkersburg, w. Va.,, April 80
Brought to St. Jcseph's Hospital here
Monday with two grnshot wounds in
ficted by HIS wife Joseph Knight
pleaded that she nnt be prosecuted
Knight who is a travelling salesman,
and his wife have had differences and
9ecer>sly Mrs. Knight instituted suit
fer divorce. KTdight had gone to his
w:fe's home and they quarreled. She
seized revolver and shot him twice.
Knight declared that even though
he dies from his wounds he did not
wan. his wife prosecuted. 1t is boliev-
I'd he viii ret,cver. Mrs. Knight had
been arrested, but following her hus-
bands statement she was released.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-30

obtaining the greatest number of
subscriptions, an which the initial
payment has been made, and each
County Chairman will have one to
be awarded to the school which does
likewise.
Arrival of Tank
The big six ton tank that will per-
form at George Washington Park to
morrow afternoon in connection with
the Victory Loan demonstration ar
rived in Alexandria today is now on
a fiat car on the track on Fayette be-
tween King and Prince streets. The
t.rk is. in charge Of Corporal J. W.
Be!cher and Fred j. Nelson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-30
NEGRO DESPERATE GUILTY
,Iurder Verdict Against Slayer O.
Woman War Worker

Washington, April 80 James
kenrv jackson, a negro. who shict and
:nel Miss Lillian Hood, war work
r from Tennessee. here last January
las found guilty yesterday of mur-
(ar in the. FIRST degree.
Jackson ran amuck in residential
ksfghbcrhood and entered many homes
n successive nights before he was
kaptured. He killed Hiss Hood when
lhe resisted an atta,,k in her bed.
Sc.m and attempted to capture ths
Itruder. a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-30
DIED

GRIAIM--On Tuesday, April 29'
1919, at $50 P. W., at her resi-
dence, Braddock, SUSAN CATHE-
RINE GRIMM, (nee Finnelll. Fu-
neral from ner parents residence,
116 South Lee street, Friday at
ternon at p. M. io3-lp'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-30
WILSON PLANS TO SAIL

PARIS, April !30.-Presiderlt Wilson
now plans to leave Paris for home be-
tween May % and June 10, according
TO q copyrighted dispatch to- the New
York Times.
/, Before leaving here he win issue a
proclamation calling Congress for an
extra session, the date Of which may
be as early as May Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-30

A big Victory Lean celebra .ion
and demonstration, to which all Gf
the citizens are invited to pa1S:ci-
pate, viii be pulled off here tor?or-
row afternoon Final details for
the affair were mapped out yestar-
day afternoon at meeting Of the
local Victory Loan Committee pre-
sided over by r. S. Jones, chairman,
held in the rccms of the Char Der
of Commerce.
The assemolage will meet prompt
ly at 5:45 O'Clock. in front of the
rooms Of the Chamoer of Comm rec
and march up King street to Ge rye
Washington Park where an eXh!bi-
ton will be given by big tank Just
over from the European battlefcias.
The, parade will be headed !,y 5ha
G3rd Infantry Band Of fifty pisces.
The hand will give a concert at the
park. The tank will give an exhibi-
ton of stunts performed on the bat
tlefields, such as climbing over hills
and down Tavines, and knocking
down trees.
The guests of honor in the pa ade
will be. number of wounded sold
iers who are now at the Walter Reed
Hospital, Washington.
Three men will be in charge of
the tank and there will be an ad-
dress delivered by cne CT the msn in
the interest Of the Victory Loan.
Every man and woman in the city
is invited to take part in the der. on
stration.
Previous to the departure of the
assemblage from the headquarters
at the Chamber of Ccinmoree 9 re-
ception wild be rendered the wound
ed soldiers at the Chamber OF C2m-
merce.
AT the conclusion of the tank eN-
hibit and concert at the park The
parade will return down King st "eet
and march to the front of the
Young Peoples Building on w. sh-
inaton street between King and
Prince streets, where concert viii
be given by the band.
|, While no definite hour has hoen
determined upon it is hoped by the
committee to have. the assemb.age
return from the park in front Of
the Young Peoples Building By 8
| O'clock.
Helmets For Prizes
Tie committees in charge of the
sale CT the bonds report splendid
progress is being made. In order to
stimulate interest in the sale OH
these bonds the local committee has
received German helmet tc be
awarded to the person selling the
greatest number of bonds and an
other helmet received by the Ajax
andria Gazette will also be giTen
to the person selling the greatest
number of bonds. One is to be
| awarded to whites and the other to
! colcred persons.
The women's committee will have
| charge Of the wards and both he'll
| NETS are now in the hands of this
committee.
/ These helmets resemble the gilt
4 ,tering coverings of the Centurion:
| Of ancient Rome. They were storec
in a warehouse just in the rear o.
i the battle line on the Western From
and were to have been used by TN
German soldiers on their entry int
4 Paris. this being one of the cherish
ed dreams of the Kaiser. They final
!: " reached Paris by freight:
Each bank in the District has ais
: been given one to be awarded at tn
end CT the camFaign to the perso1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-30
Arrival of Tank
EARTHQUAKE FATAL
Forty Deaths and Many Injuries Re-
nnrted From San Salvatore

ported From San Salvatore
Washington, April 30.-The State
Department was advised today that
a severe earthquake occurred in San
Salvador at o'clock Monday morn
ing, causing 40 deaths, injury to
many persons and considerable dam
age to property.
The American Legation building iat
San Salvador was damaged, but no
Americans were reported injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-30
MAY DIE FROM ACCIDENT
Overseas Man Has Skull Broken
When Auto Is Demolished

Woodstock. Va, April 3O.-James
Beeler is critically III in the Memorial
Hospital in Winchester suffering FROM
a fractured skull and Henry Reese!
s.trasburg, IS p1Iinfu.ly. hurt as the
result of an automobile accident on
the main street of Woodstock Mon
day night. The car was demolished. /.
Beerer has just returned from
France, where he was with the Ameri-
can Expadi5ioniary Forces, having
bssn discharged less than three weeks
ago. Practically no hope IS entertain
ed for his recovery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-30

The reception arranged for to-
morrow night in the NJ. f. Church
South has been postponed indefinite
" owing to the Victory Loan dem
cnstraticn which will occur tomor-
row afternoon and evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-30

The Junior German Club will
meet Friday afternoon in the Elks'
Hail from 4 until 6 O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-30

All frateInal organizations in the
city are invited to participate in the
Victory Loan demonstration tomor-
row afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-30
NEWS OF CITY
told IN BRIEF
Wear Victory Bond Button.

Buy a bond and wear Victory
Bond button.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-30

All frateInal organizations in the
city are invited to participate in the
Victory Loan demonstration tomor-
row afternoon.
The Willard W. c. 7. u, viii
meet tomorrow evening at s o'colck
at the residence of Mrs. Ristson,
Colonial Apartment.
A marriage license was issued in
Washington yesterday to Ralph
Benjamin Carrall. of Richmond, and
Adair Lee Reynolds. of Alexandria.
William II. Crump, 3i0 South
Fairfax street. today reccivdi tel
cgram from his son. Kenneth L.
Crump notifying him of his safe ar
rival from overseas. For the past
year Private Crump has been over
seas.
In the Corporation Court today
the VIII Of Eugene B. Taylor, dated
March q, 1918, was admitted to
probate. Testator bequeaths his
estate to is mother. Mrs. Kate U.
Taylor. His sister, Mrs. Virginia
Smoot qualified as administrators,
with the will annexed.
The temperance meeting last
night at the NJ. E. Church South
was largely attended. An in
teresting address was delivered by
Mrs. Deborah X. Livingston, Rhode
Island, field representative of the w.
C. I. L. The church was prettily
decorated for the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-30

Wear Victory Bond button.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-30

The Willard w. c. I. u, will
meet tomorrow evening at S o'colck
at the residence of Mrs. Ristson,
Colonial Apartment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-30

A marriage license was issued in
Washington yesterday to Ralph
Benjamin Carrall. Of Richmond. and
Adair Lee Reynolds. of Alexandria.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25

MEXICAN GENITAL
30 regular acheduls-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25
His Methods Comtship
Land Him In Jail

London, Eng Dec 25.-The IN
usual methods Of courtshIp pursued
by Walter Earl. an American citizen.
has just landed him IN prison for 20
months at hard labor
Earl said that his father was a
white American and his mother a
full blooded Cherokee Indian He
came 20 Ensland at the outbreak OF
the war and secured work In a
restaurant
The prosecuting witness. Miss
Edith Gilman. was a waitress She
said when Fan first saw her he
asked her 20 meet him after working
hours. but she refused. He repeated
his request every day for three
months, Then 10 disappeared but
later met the girl upon the street
and threatened 70 kill her with a
dagger unless she consented 70 his
attentions Earl varied his court
ship by writing threatening letters
TO Miss Gilman and all the members
Of her family. He said on the wit
ness stand that he and the girl were
engaged 70 be married, but Go de-
veloped that be had frightened the
girl into consentng by throwing
crockerT at her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25
Planes May Patrol Timber
Area OF Pacific Northwest

Portland, Ore Dec 25--Forest
fire patrol by airplanes of the great
timbered area Of the Pacific north
west viii be undertaken in 1920, If
recommendations Of the head Of the
western department Of the army air
service are approved The request
for 30 planes 10 patrol the valuable
timber land Of this section Of the
country was made Of the air service
authorities by the Western Forestry
and Conservation association. an
organization representing the timber
interests In the states Of Washing
ton oregon, Montana Idaho and Coli
tornia- The area 70 be parrolled en-
hrances one-third Of all the standing
timber in the United States and the
bulk Of the timber In this area is
owned by the United States govern
ment The three stations selected for
this patrol work are Mater Field. Cal:
Missouia, Mont, and Camp Lewis.
American Lake, Wash. Each plane
IL is planned, viii be equipped with
wireless 50 that the location OF fires
may be quickly reported TO receiving
stations and from these transmitted
70 fire Wardens
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25
BERLIN MOST
IMMORAL CITY
Downfall Of German En-
pire Did Not Prove
Warning to People.

Berlin, Germany. Dec Z5.-Long
before the war broke out Berlin had
established q reputation for being
the most immoral city in the whole
world; and. judging By the sights 70
be seen here today. the doWntail or
the empire instead Of being a warn
ing 70 the eviidoers. has had the
opposite effect Drunkenness i'm
morality and obsceuity are on the
increase. and once staid and respecra-
bic citizens are abandoning them
selves 20 the basest forms Of lustful-
ness
In theaters and music halls
formerly catering % the respectable
public poses plastiques" are row
the chief attractions. tn which cos
tunes are conspicuous by their
absence.
The dance halls are nightly
crowded with men and women-the
latter three parts naked - while
bathing costume balls and similar
saturnalia are attended by people
who were in pre- ~ DAYS looked
upon as beyond reproach-
Crime is rampant, and not a DAY
passes without people being held Up
and robbed in places that formerly
one. could traverse in safety At any
hour Of the night BurElarles aver
age about 1000 weekly. and murders
are Of frequent occurrence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25


CITATION BY PUBLICATIONS.
The safe Of Texas To the sheriff e.
any Constable q II Paso County. Gre---
laE-
J. T. Morrow by making publc1rion q
this citation once in each weak tcr four
successive weeks previous 20 rrs r---i4
day hereof n some neVspapsr puo-i.lea
On your county. 10 appear az The next reg
ular term CT the 55th District Corr- o. p
p-so C1unrr- 10 BE- hoiEeu a. the cc1---
house thereof in ths city % p F1sc. Tex.
on rle FIRST Monday -u January -a-l. -la
same being the SIN day Of January. 1s--.
then and there 20 answer a psuLioa MED
10 said Court on the 9Th day Of Decernlar,
1913. a. a suit numbered On t1s docket
of SAID Court 80. 1856a. wherein ora
sre---- h p1-fntiff and T. r Eor-
row Is defendant and said petition aleE-
irr that plaintiff and defendant were leH-
fully married az z FaGo- Tex on ne
srh DAY o. November. 1915. ard se1ar1-=1
~ u Paqo. Tex on -he 17th day O. SEP
terher 1918 that plal11H g. ard Eas
been a bouafide l-hadilznt % Texas tor
more than one glsr ard q rea-cant OF -
PaHo county for more thar SIX Ecr-1z
u-i.- 20 The nurg o. this suit ard for
-ar7s q action for divorce from t1e &C.
PENDANT alleges that defendant va glll-y
OF excuses. cruel ard outraE eous r-sat-
r1eat toward plaintiff and o. Iuc4 q IA
rurs rheir living together insuppo rtaales
that defendant treated rlzl1-ill W-tn
studied neglect taledI % proTloe -a
neceaE1rie8 o. NE ana spent ID ----
ard money L. gambling. leaving h-s house
hUs unpaid greatly 20 her humlllat-1l
s-d shane. and caused plaintiff % Sc
vsrelv punish her child By q former mar
rage on false accusation. and that ns
took her money and 1sWe-ry and paT1e1
and Eamhled sane away. VIII other s-n1-
rar accusatiorE. ard praTH 1cr eirE-ion.
and on Gnzl hczrilE. q divorce frcn ne
defendant a-d all proper reflex
Herein Fail not. But have gou lsrora
-afH rr-r~e AZ It's nfnraraid next regular
ten. thls writ. With ycur return there
OF. showing how you havs ezseutsd tna
s1ma
Given under ny had ard seal % s4i1
Court az ofnce N the CITY q 2 E1s1i
-sr This 4th CAY q Decembers 1919
C n MELEN1G
Clerk District Court. Fl Faso County 7r-
BY r u HarveE. Deluty-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25

santa Rita and ---r.=y. n 81. % White
water and return. meeting Su16ay tain
from Dani1E Leave santa Rita 1889 o..
IN. Hurley 11s1Q a. ia FARE. Santa Rita.
So Hurley. 81 Harry Russell. care Ovens
Hotel santa RITA. n a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25
BLAME GERMANS
FOR B0L5HEgISM
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst,
Hunger Striker, Tells
of Radical Spread.

Houston, Tex Dec. e5.-Bolshevism
was manufactured in Germany for
consumption in other countries and
has been "fostered on the allied ma
tions until 30 has become a very Sc
rious matter in all OF them Mrs
Fmmeline Pankhurst. once noted as
England's militant suffragist leader.
but more recently as a leader Of
Britain's indefatEable women war
workers. declared in an address here
she told Of the inception Of bolshe-
vism in Russia az she saw IL in Pet
roErad al the time Leuine came into
power; Of the progress IL has made
in other countries, and the manner
-n which Englisd women have
banded together 10 thwart Il in their
country
Germany herself is In no danger
from EolsheTlsm. AIRS Pankhurst de-
clared. because her people are too
wen trained even for a revolution
The socslled revolution in Germany
vas STAGED solely 10 encourage revo-
lGtion abroad. and the allies are
making a great mistake in believing
Germany IS finished
Up To Allies.
You mean Germany Is planning
now 70 DO whatever harm 10 the al
lied nations she can do one OF the
audience inquired
"Not what she can DO but what she
VIII be allowed TO do" the speaker
replied. and continued cit Sc solely
a question o. what the allied nations
wiz permit her TO dc, and speaking
for British women. sve are going 70
see that Germany IS not allowed %
foster bolshevism in England
Need Cooperation
Remedy for the present social IN
rest throughout the world, Mrs
Psnkhursr said. could e summed up
10 one word - cooperation But
We must have a reign Of law" she
declared some one may say 70 me-
You broke the laws in your fight
for suffrage. But we women were
not citizens or rather we we're de-
prired OF or citizenship. But We
have won. Woman suffrage swept he
nations during the war and is now
virtually an accomplished fact almost
everywhere
Bolshevisn is q serious question In
the United States Mrs Pankhurst con- I
tinued, although the radical element ]
is numerically almost negligible But !
t-lv are well organized and steps 4
must be taken 20 deal with them she .
safE since coming 10 America, how ]
ever. can see that things are nov (
.ng in the risht direction The az
fair az Ceutraila- Wash, served 70
awaken the people
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25
BULLET STRIKES
PROVOST GUARD
Pat. Warren Winkler Hurt
by Accid entail Dis
charge of Pistol.

Pvt Warren Winkler. troop e
Eighth cavalry. who is assigned TO
duty with the military police, sus-
tanned a painful gunshot wound
Wednesday night when a revolver
was accidentally discharged in the
guard headquarters by James Pac-
telas. another provost guard
Pactelas was sitting in a chair,
when his revolver was discharged.
The bullet struck the concrete floor
and richocheted- striking WinBler in
the back II passed entirely through
his back and left shoulder and
stopped under the skin on the right
side Of his chest. failing 10 strike
any vital organs
Dr. John Hardy attended the in
jured man who later was sent 20 the
base hospital at Fort Bliss. His con
dition is not serious.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25
Warehouse Built OF Hay
SdOed Apples From Frost

Seattle. Wash. Dec. 25.-When an
early frost threatened Okanogsn ap-
pie growers near here with the de-
struction OF their crops, a warehouse
built Of balsd hay averted disaster.
Carload after carload of 5aled hay
was rushed 70 Omaz. where the ware
house was hurriedly constructed and
finished Just IN time 70 prevent the
loss Of hundreds OF thousands OF dol
lars. Seventy thousand boxes OF ap-
pies were lying in the open when the
frost came this week Frarernaiism
prompted the erectorE Of the ware
house 20 invite the neighborinE farm
ers 20 make use Of the rude but serv-
iceable structure During the prog
ress Of the frost and the succeeding
suowstorm the warehouse OF hay was
made still more redoubtable by an
outer layer Of tar paper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25
TEXAN REPORTS ON SALE
QF WAR MATERNAL ABROAD

New York. Dec. ga total Of
$500, 100000 was realized by the sale
OF Americas war material in Eng
land, France and Belgium. Italy and
Germany. Edward B. Parker. OF Hous-
ton, Tex chairman Of the United
States liquidation commission, stated
sunday on his arrival from Europe
with five other members Of the com
mission. BE said the commission also
cleaned up claims due and against
the United States, for as much more
NJ. Parker denied that motor
trucks had been left TO 90 by the
boards" declaring that all motor
transport material sold by the com
mission had been used.
Trucks IN Germany were sold % q
syndicate for $4,000, 000. he said. and
a British syndicate bought autono-
biles for 81 100000 All American war
material in France was sold for $780,
100000 he asserted the articles we're
sold for more than 50 per cent Of
what they cost
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25
KILLS z DEER
WITH ONE SHOT
Brownsville Man Makes
New Record In Border
Shooting.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex. Dec z5.-IWo
deer killed Instantly a. one shot ts
the hunting record claimed by John
P. Seaman. deputy clerk OF the dis
triet court. who returned from .
bunting trip into the northern part
OF the county According 20 Seaman
he fired ar one deer the bullet pass
ing through the animals neck ard
striking a second deer. concealed By
the brush. and piercing its BODY
killed %.
Tie first deer an eisht-point bucs
weighed 200 pounds, one q the
largest ever killed in this section. The
second weighed 1s5 pounds
sancho Luna. OF Brownsville se-
companled Seaman on the trip
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25
F ederal Agents Seize
Pune Juice Sill

Laramie. Wyo.. Dec 25.-A --prune
juice stil" that turns out a concoc-
ton far more powerful than the
famous white mule" product OF
southern states has been conGscated
here By sheriff Trabins. The stilf IS
small. crude affair. apparently
built from scraps stolen from the
Union Pacific shops here. but the
contents OF a quart bottle produced
by the improvised still was so strong
that merely a few shifts threatened
10 undo the officer who made the
seizure
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25
BROTHER OF VILLA LOSES
BATTLE WITH FEDERALS

In a battle that lasted several
hours, Hipolito villa. brother Of
Francisco villa. was defeated at
Agujitas by q force OF federal troops.
The details Of the clash are given
in the chihuahua City newspapers
The federal troops were under the
command Of Gen Francisco lElrEuia.
and according 70 a report sent to the
Mexican secretary Of war. the rebels
were cut of from retreating. to the
neighboring state o. Chihuahua The
report failed TO give an estimate Of
tie losses OF either side
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25
Members AHDead, Old
Church Ordered Sold

Union society, Of Colebrook river and
vicinity. whose members are all dead,
VIII be sold under the hammer by
former United States marshal Middle
brooks on January q, by order Of
the supreme court. TO wind Up the
affairs OF the society.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25
High School Students Form
League against II. c.

Mitchell, s D.. Dec 25.- A-'leasue
against king high Cost" has been or
Eanized by 200 lads Of the local high
schools. u has been announced by a
student committee here SILK shirts.
f1s- shoes E-5. suits and expensive
cravats viii be dispensed with and
the purchase OF .high-prlced clothing
prohibited
Flannel shirts with a plain black
army tie viii probably be worn uni
formly by the BOYS. Army shoes viii
also be worn The young women Of
the school have for some time advo-
Gated MILDLY blouses in lieu O. ex-
penslve waists
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25
MEXICO SEXES ESTATE OF
POHFIRTO DTAEss soNTNIsA

san Antonio. Tex. Dec. 25.-The
estate Of the late Iguacio de Ia Tore.
soninlaw Of Porfirio Diaz. late dicta-
tor Of Mexico, has been taken from
his widow and turned over 70 tho
public beneractor for use OF the Mexi-
can government according to Mexico
City newspapers. the estate was com
posed Of property once controlled by
Porfirio Diaz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25
CHARGE MAN WITH VIOLATION
OF ADVERTISING ORDINANCE

Hamilton Raynor. proprietor Of q
market al 1880 Montana street, was
arrested wednesday by the police and
charged with violating the city adj
vertising ordinance Raynor Is al
legged 10 have placed six signs. ad-
Tertising sugar. on telephone posts
in the city The signs. according TO
the police, read as follows.
Sugar-RaynOr's market $3.50
Montana, viii sell you all YOU want
Do not be fooled; sugar is not scarce
in u pasnl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25

Entire state OF Texas can oe covered az
the lowest possible rats with the largest
most thoroughly distributed circulation
ata cents per word sundays
cents per word Daily
20 words minimum.
A guaranteed Circulation $4,000 sun
days $4,000 daily.
This i1 The corr bined clrcuiation OF The
Dallas Tlmea-Eerald. Fort Worth star
Telegram. The san Antonio Light e Pasn
Herald and Tle Houston Chrouicle.
Your "a sen. % any OF the above papers
with cash WI ne handled for Fou and
your ed VII appear 20 an Of them
Wednestav noon should see your COPY
10 any or OF the offices for your ad %
appear ~ these papers the following sun
DAY