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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05

Satin J~ersette, que debe usarse para todos
los lltimos estiios de vestidos de Gale y de
noche. De 40 pulgadas de ancho. Precio regu-
lar S3.75, en- esta venta a S3.15 yarda
Satin Meteor de Suecia, valor s4.75, a $3.50.
Satin Meteor Sueco, de Ia mejor calidad, de
40 pulgadas de ancho, en- un surtido como de 20
dolores favoritos para trajes de OtoIo. Precio
regular $4.75, en- esta venta a $3.50 yarda-
Crepe de China, valor s2.25, a s1.69.
Crepe de China de pura seda, de 40 puFga-
das de ancho, en- un precioSo surtido de dolores
claros, regulares Y obscuros, asi como blanco
y negro. Precio regular S2.25, ahora a Sf.69
yarda.
Soda Radium, de 1925, a $3.50.
Soda Radium, de 40 ~pulgadas de ancho,
dolores solidos cafe, girls obscure, azul marino Y
Copenhagen, asi como tanbien blanco Y negro.
Precio regular 1925, ahora a $3.50 yarda.
Satin para Vestidos Radiant, valor S3.25, a $3.50
Satin para Festidos Radiant, de 40 pulgadas
de ancho. Caldad de la que viene en- todos los
estilos de trajes de Gale. Tienc rlucho lustre.
Precio regular 1926, ahora $3.50 yarda.
Satin Victory, de $3.50, a s2.93.
Satin Victory, de 40 p~ulgadas de ancho, en-
dolores girls obscure, azul marlno, cafe Y Co
penhagen. Genera de gran b~rilantez que por 10
regular Sc vende en- $3.50, en- esta venta a $3.50
yarda-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05
SEDAS BLANCAS.

Satin Ivory (Mafi). SO pugadas ancho, predo 1925, ahoraa Sle9 yarda-
Chiffon Taffda Ivory (Marfi) Sc pugadas ancho vaor 1925, ahora S1S9 yarda-
Satin para vestidos Ivory CMarfD S6 pugadas ancho, valcr SITS a $3.50 yarda.
Taffea Francesa para estidos, Sc pulgadas ancho, valor S275, ahora a $3.50.
Satin eros de Londre, SO pulgadas ancho, valor s325, ahora a s27s yarda.
Ivory Satin Radun, 40 pugadas ancho, predo 1925. ahora a SOS yarda.
ivory Crepe Victory. de 40 pugadas de ancho, valor s375, ahora a S315 yarda.
Crepe de China grueso, 40 pugadas ancho, vabr S275, ahora a 1920 yarda-
Satin Crepe Meteor, 40 pugadas ancho, preco $3.50, ahora la yarda a s35s.
attn Eory Moonglo, 40 pugadas ancho, vabr $500, ahora a $3.50 yarda-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05

Novelty Georgette, valor $500, a s259.
Crepe Georgette, de soda, de alta novedad, de 40 pull
gadas de ancho, in extenso surtido de dibujos V combina-
clones de dolores. Regularmente vale $500, preco espe-
cal a $3.50 yarda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05

Sat,n Irisd;scente para Yestidos. valor S., a Say
Satin de color liso Y dolores camolantes' en-
diversidad de comOinaciones, muy proplo paIa
camisas de noche, SO pplgadas de ahcho' '""+
regular $500, ahora S2.49 yaraa-
Satin Trfsdiscente. valor 1913, ahora a S3.19.
Satin Irisdiscente de Suecia, de So pullgadaS
do ancho, genera indispensable para todos los
nuevos estilos de vestidos de Gale y de nocae:
Eycelente precio a $3.55, en- esta Venta q SoIo
yarda.
Satin Goetz, vale $3.50, a s3.15.
Ia her conocida marca de Satin Goetz, de
SIS ~pulgadas de anchO, en- un eXtenso sNrtiGo Gs
coIores propios para vestidos de Gale. De Ia
-aIidad que Sc vende regularmente a S3.5O, aho-
"a q 1913.
Satin McongIo. vale $500, d $3.50
Satin Moonglo. de 40 pulgadas de ancho, ge-
nero muy popular para vestldos de Gale de
aoche. en- IN precioso surtldo de coiores, asl CO.
no blanco y negro. Precio regular $500 aho-
"a a $3.50 yarda.
Seda Jersey, de $500, a S5.49.
Soda Jersey. de 80 p~ulgadas de ancho, do
n~agnifica calidad en- dolores rosa, bianco, ne
gro. Precio regular. 4.0O Precio de venta du-
rante Octubre, Ia yarda = SS.49.
Satin para vestidos, de s2.25, a s1.69.
Satin para vestidos. en- dolores s6lidos, de 36
pulgadas en- ancho, en- los dolores predliectcS
para trajes de Gale ' de noche. Precio regular
$2.25, en- esta venta $3.50 yarda.
Satin Sublime, valor S3.25, a $3.50.
Satin Sublime. de IS ~pulgadas de ancho, ge-
nero suave ' al mismo tempo grueso, en- tcdos
los dolores para trajes de Gale. Precio regular
5 3.25 en- csta venta 5 2.69.
Satin para yestidos, valOr S2.75, a S2.25.
Satin grueso para vestidos, en- dolores lisos,
de Sc pllgadas de ancho, en- gran surtido de CO.
Iores Y tambien blanco marfil. Precio regular
S2.75, ahora a 1928 yarda-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05

ancho. en- I'm surtido de dolores muv eytenso. L
muy popular cue g~eneralmente Sc vepde a $2.25, al
yarda.
Satin Antique, valor $4.25. ahOra a $3.49.
Satin Antique frances, de Sc ~pulgadas de
ancho, en- los ultimos estilos para trajes de ca
lie, asi como en- olanco Y negro. Satin muy
propio para vestidos, tiene gran brillantez. Vale
regularmente $4.25, ahOra a S3.49.
Chiffon Faille Frances, vaIor S3-25 a S2.69.
Chiffon Faille Frances, genera suave de Sc
da nuy fuerte, para trajes Y sacoS, de So pulga-
das de ancho, en- dolores girls obscure, azul mari
no, y negro. Precio regular SS.25, ahOra a $3.50.
Novelty Taffeta, que vale $3.50 y $2.75, a sos.
Novelty Taffeta Y Sedas Louisine. de So pull
gadas de ancho, en- dolores negros, obscuros Y
otros varios. Falor regular $3.50 Y S2.75, en-
esta venta 500 yarGa.
seda Radium, de $500 ' $3.50, a SS.I9.
Soda Radium de alta novedad. 40 puIradas
de ancho, precosos cibujos en- dolores cafe, grls
obscure ' claro. De Ia calidad cue r~egularmente
Sc vende en- $500 y $3.50, ahora a S349 yarda.
Damasco Brocodo, vale $500, ahora a S5.29.
Damasco Brocadc de Fantasia. de 10 pulga-
las de ancho, en- preciosos dibujos de brocados,
dolores hSoS, para trajes de Gale o de noche.
Srecio regular $500, ahora a $5.29.
Satin Duchess, valor $500, a S2.59.
Satin Duchess. de So pulgadas de ancho. en-
dolores para TRACES de Gale, tales como girls
obscure. azuI marine, cafe y Copenhagen. De
magnifica caiidad para hacer yestidoS Y sacos.
Precio regular $500, ahora a $3.50 yarda.
Taffeta Gros de Loudres. vaior SS.25, a $2.6s.
Taffetas de Seds eros de Londre ' Lyon, de
Sc p~ulgadas de ancho, eZcelente calidad, para
trajes de Gale o de roche, Y tambien dolores cru
dos. Precio regular SS.25, ahora q $3.50.
Crepe de China, valor S2.75, d
Crepe &c China grueso. de 20 ~pulgadas de
res, inc!uyendo rosa. azul turquesa, amarillo asi
obscurOs Y blarco ' negro. Precio regular $2.75, {
Seda kimono, valor $2.25, ahora
Seda Kimouo Oriental. de fantasia, de 81 pulg
variedad de dibujos y dolores. Precio regular S225
Seda Habutai, valor SI.39, ahora
Seda Habutai. de Sc ~pulgadas de ancho. coll
azul, heliotropo, ~plateado Y otros dolores claros.
Precio regular S1.39, ahora a SIP.
Crepe de China de $1.00, a
Crepe de China. de seda ' de algodon. de So
versidad de dolores Y combinaciones. Precio regu
Seda para CamiSas, valor SSL25, al
Toda clase de sedas para c~anlisas, de 30 pul
blanco con dibujos, barras Y otros dolores con dibl
regular S325, ahora q S2.69.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05

Poplin de Soda, vale SOS, a S169.
PopEn de Seda, de So pulgadas de ancho, para los ira
les de ultimos esnIoS para 0tono, en- diversos dolores inclu-
yendo dolores crudos, azui, cafe, girls obscure Y blanco. Pre-
clio regular $225, ahora 4 S169 yarda.
Satin para Yestdos, vale S225, a S1S9.
Satin para Vestidos, en- dolores Esos, de So pulgadas de
ancho. en- IN surtido de dolores muy eNtenso. Una marca
muy popular cue generalmente Sc verde a 1925, ahora $1S9
yarda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05
Crepe Georgette, que vale S2.5O, a s1.7s.

Todos los generos de Crepe Georgette de seda, &c 30
pulgadas Ge ancho. que puedan requerirse para los nue.
vos estilos de Otono, asl como dolores crudoS, blancO Y
negro. Precio regular $3.50, ahora $1.79 yarda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05

Georgette de Fantasia, vaIor $3.50, a s1.s9.
Crepe Georgette, con dibujos de fantasia = de flo
res, de &c pulgadas de ancho, en- pfeciosas comblnaclones
de dolores y elegantes dibujos. Valor regular $3.50,
precio especial para esta venta S1S9 yarda
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-25
FL Progreso
Sc In1pone.

Ponem0s en- conocimient0 de nNeStrOs 0nas-
gos n el patbhco en- general que ga estdmos ms
talados en- Ell edifcio construido EXPRESA-
MENTE para mosotros, agradeciendoles nos
honren con una visita dc Inspection
El edifcio Sc compone de cinco pla,,tas, to-
das ocupadas EXCLUSIVAMEN1'Ep por nos
otros ypara nNestro megocio, de mOdo que po-
doapos dar un SERVICIO EFICIENTE a.
nuestros faUorecedores.
El progreso Sc impone, q nosotros hcmos
Agcho um esfuerso a fin de marcldr codo codo
con estos tiempos Hendr las necesidades a
que es merecedora nuestad clientcla.
En- la princra pldntG de este edifci0 hemOs
ipstalado' IA. TIENDA AL DETAIL de to-
dos los nsdteyiales q accessories de automobiles,
motocicletds bicicletas, eI salon de erhibi-
clones Id tiendd al detail para propaganda
de los sGpdtOs de Iona con sueIG dc gonna, DON
dc tendrenaos ana dtenci6n especial para las
seioras seaoritas.
Indepcndientemente, en- estG plantG estd
instaIqdo el despacho de gasolina, aceites q
grdsas. Aire aqua gratis q Ia pldntd para
.cargar acumuladores y reparar npagnetos.
Las otras cuatro plantds del editfcio estdn
dedicadas q garage, almacencs 81 ofcinas, CO.
;ox H.
asccnsores el6ctricos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25
WANT FL PAS0
To HAVE BAND
Chamber of Commerce
Takes Up Question of
Music for the Citv.

Placing the municipal band on a
sound financial basis. thereby assur-
ing concerts during the remainder of
the summer. and the later organiza-
tion OF a municipal symphony orches-
ira. was the general sentiment of
those present at a meeting of must
clans and others interested in music
Tuesday afternoon at the chamber
Of commerce.
John H Regain. assistant secretary
of the chamber of commerce. outlined
the general idea of the establishment
of a municipal symphony orchestra.
saying that suvn an orchestra could
be formed at a cost Of Sl9f7-5e- He
added further that there were enough
musicians in the city to warrant the
organization Of an orchestra OF 80
pieces. These include six first viOlins.
four second Violins. two viOlas. two
ceilos. three basses. two clarinets. two
flutes. one oboe. one baSSoon. three
trumpets, two French borns. three
trombones. one tuba. tympani drums
and traps.
Mr.. Regan advocated the guarantor
plan to finance the proposition He
said that this had been successfully
done in Houston and san Antonio.
which have fine symphony orchestras.
Julius krakauer said he considered
the plan of an immediate oFganiza-
ton Of a municipal orchestra as an
ambitious undertaking. and advocated
the fostering of the municipal band
and giving concerts in recreational
centers.
W. T. Hixson said he believed that
the business men of the city would
support the proposition
James McNary. who presided at the
meeting. did not favor the INN ediate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25
GOCCHI DENIES
HE KILLED GIRL
Says Wife Caused Death
of Ruth Cruger in New
York in 1917.

Bologna. Italy. June 25.-(By the
Associated Press).-Fighting for &C
quittal, Alfred Cocchi. charged with
the murder Of Ruth Cruger in New
York in 1917. presented to the court
and jury a vivid description of kiiling
Of the girl. He contended that his
wife was the guilty one He ex-
planned that he had made his former
confession for her protection. but de-
clared that, now she had abandoned
him, he would tell the truth.
Cocchi said;
'I was talking to the signorina. Ny
wife struck her on the back of the
head with one Of my tools It was
not 7 who struck the fatal blow; il
was my wife. I hid the body to pro-
tect my wife"
To this signor BagnoH. president Of
the court. retOrted;
But Tie American tribunals have
exonerated your wife and found her
innocent"
Cocchi answered: 1T is impossible
for anyone to call her innocent. No
body could have an opinion on the af-
fair unless he We're there to see it"
Sawed Body IN Two.
The trial has been interrupted to en-
able the court TO examine the Amer
lean court records with reference to
testimony given in the Cocchi case
regarding Cocchi's wife
Cocchi told of having sawed the
body of Miss Cruger so that he might
hide 1t. Then he broke down. crying
in a broken voice.
4 took the body and tried to con-
ceal il in the cellar. but the door was
not large enough and I sawed the
BABY in two"
The whole courtroom was aghast a
the prisoners narrative.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25
PinpIes and Skin Eruptions
Danger Signs of Bad Blood

The action Of 5 5. 5. is to cleanse the
blood It soaks through the system
direct to the seat Of the trouble-set-
ing as an antidote 70 neutralize the
blood poisons. It revitalizes the red
blood corpuscles. increases the flow
50 that the blood can properly perform
its physical work The dull. sluggish
feeling leaves you-the eomple<ion
clears up Even long standing cases
respond promptly But you must take
s. s. S. Drugs and substitutes won't
do. Get s 5. 5. from your druggist
II yours is a special case and you need
expert advice. write 10 Medical Ad-
wiser. PSI Swift Laboratory. Atlantic,
Ga,-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25
Proper Thing Now Is To
Peel Off Soiled Skin

Those who abhor sticky. greasy. shiny.
streaked compilations should reliEiouslF
avoid creams. powders and rouses during
the heated days There's no need for
them. anyway. since the virtues OF -nerco-
lied wax have become known No amount
OF Precipitation VIII produce any evidence
that -ou've been using the wax As 1t IS
applied at bedtime and washed off in the
morning. the completion never looks like
makeup Mercolized wax gradually
takes OFF a had complexion. instead OF
adding anything 70 make Il worse II has
none % the disadvantages OF cosmetics
and accumplishes much more in keeping
and youthful free from freckles and
other blemishes- Just get an ounce OF l.
II your druggists and see what a few
days treatment VIII do. Use Ike cold
cream--adr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25
ADJUSTMENTS
.JI-sT SQUAU- STARTS TOyFaRROvV

ST SQUAW- STARTS TOHoRROW
At the Unique. starting tomorrow.
for three days. Beatriz Micheiena the
magnetic and temperamentai screen
actress. makes her temperance in
photodrama at the head of her own
company in Just Squaw." from the
pen Of Earle Smell.
Beatriz Michelena has been away
from the screen for more than a year.
but she appeared in a number Of pub
lished stories that scored big hits and
before that her brilliant career in
comic opera. especially as the star
OF The Girl From Dixie" made her
well known all over the country Her
screen successes included .-SalOmy
Jane" -AIignon." The Unwritten
Law" The Woman Who Dared" and
salvation Nell"
Just SquaW' is an exciting west4
ern romance scintillatng with gum
play. hand to hand fights and the
thrill of primitive life where primi-
tive emotions have full sway. Il is
the story OF a beautiful girl. Fawn.
who had been kidnapped as a child
and reared by an Indian squaw as her
own
The stigma of half breed which the
girl bore served as a blood barrier be-
tween her and the stranger whom she
loved. and made her legitimate prey
for Snake lie Gal. a desperate Of
EOgue's Roost-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25
WANT STATE AID
To MAP VALLEY
Border Citizens Ask Ap-
preparation for Topo-
graphical Survey.

Austin. Texas. June 25--A proposal
that the legislature appropriate S25,-
000 10 be supplemented by $4,000
raised By owners Of land affected and
S25.e00 from the United States recla-
nation service, for a Typographical
survey Of the Rio Grande valley. was
made to the house appropriations
committee by a delegation of citizens
from the border.
The committee stated that the sur
vey is necessary for the intelligent
construction and use Of irrigation ca
mails for lands which lie away from
the river. and that many of the canal
projects have gone into the hands Of
receivers. which makes it necessary
that the farmers using them give up
the operation.
James Hayes Quarles, secretary of
the Texas board of water engineers
explained 10 the appropriation COM
mittee the treaty between the United
STATES and Mexico concerning a dam
across the Rio Grande. He is of the
opinion that Mexico viii cooperate
with the United States in efforts to
preserve the storm water Of the river.
We Now serve Breakfast.
Modern Cafe-Downstairs Mills Bldg.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25

Looking out on the world through
the medium Of our perfectly fitted
glasses. you can see II in a new light
An examination is the only thing that
VIII determine the condition Of your
eyes Come and let our expert Op-
tometrist establish the truth about
your eyes Need Glasses2 Ask -Seeau
FL PasO Optical Co..
IN the middle Of the block at los Texas
St. Bet Oregon and Mesa-=Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25

William S. Hart viii be seen al the
Ellanay theater again today and to-
morrow in his latest sensational thrill
Ter. Square Deal SandersOn-"
BIZ Hart is wonderful mixture IN
this picture. wild. woody and infiexi-
bic In his fight for right but tender
in the presence of women
No man ever shielded a woman the
way BIZ Hart shields one in this pic
ture- He goes TO the limit and over
for her. but he always lived up to his
name for the Square Deal"
See this picture at the Ellanav the
ater either today or tomorrow. last
two days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25
ALHAMBRA-ETHEL CLAYTON.

she loved the gown. it was beauri-
Tempted she paid for it with a worth
less check and that little piece Of
paper marked no fund was held over
her head like a sword. With il those
who disliked her. those who wanted
to own her. made life miserable for
her How that check was finally made
good and how the girl eventually won
out IS all told in Cosmo Hamilton's
ply Men. Women and Money It's a
Paramount feature now at the Aiharn-
bra theater- Ethel Clayton is the star
Need we say moree-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25
Train Runs lrlnu. Enrineer.

Lincoln, Neh., June 25.-Burlington
passenger train No. 6. from Lincoln
TO Chicago, ran five miles without an
engineer Tuesday. when engineer
James Edgar johnson. Of Lincoln. fell
from the cab a mile east Of Waverly.
after being hit by q mail crane The
engineers body was found beside the
tracks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25
Troublesome Feet.

II you are troubled with your feet
these summer days. come and see US.
We Carry Dr. Reeds Cushion shoes
for men and Dr.. Edison's Corrective
Shoes for Women For crippled feet
we have Dr. SchoIl's Foot Appliances
Lerner shoe Co. 229 San Antonio St.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25
Summer DAYS.

Summer days are here, the time for
white dresses White dresses call fo-
white shoes. We have Just the shoes
YOU want. either oxfords or pumps
Queen Quality Shoes for Fl Pas0
Queens.
LeTner shoe Co.. 22s San Antonio St
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25

Texas & Pacific train No. 1. due at
! ;45 D. m, was scheduled TO arrive at
go ,. m. and Texas & Pacific train
NO p. due at 1880 p. m, was
scheduled 10 arrive at 1850 p. m.
Tuesday All other afternoon and
night trains were reported on time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25
Avoid Suffering BY Needing these
Warnings.

Pimples. sealy. itching skin. rashes
and burning sensations denote. with
unfaning certainty debliitated.
weakened and impure state OF the
blood. The trouble is in your blood
and no matter how you were infected.
you must treat it through the blood
It is a blood disease. You must use
5. S. s. the standard blood tonie.-if
you expect certain relief For purify
ing the system nothing IS equal TO it
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25
NezO BreUitieS
CAL AND GENERAL
(AdvertisementsD

of IS to Il. the state senate last night
voted 10 kill the Olsen bone dry bill
and passed the Mulberger prohibition
enforcement measure. which would le-
galize the manufacture and sale OF
beer containing IL percent Of alco-
hol.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25
MODERN CAFE-ENTERTAINsTENT.

our Al American Five Orchestra
provides high class entertainment.
This musical organization not only
plays the best dance music ever heard
in FL Paso but sings the latest popu-
lar songs Come this evening and en-
JOY the dancing. after $50. Our dane
ing floor is spacious and our cafe is
dehghtfuly cool The Modern Cafe
dOWnstairs Nils hnilding
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25

SEMI annual interest on Savings ac
counts will be due July 1st- Deposit.
ors are requested to present pas:
books for credit
First National Bank.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25
STABBEDBROKER
DIES Of WOUND
Charge May Be Changed
Against Riley, Follow
ing Randall's Death.

Following the death Tuesday after
moon of Walter B. Rancall. a broker,
who was stabbed near tie Rio Grande
Cigar store Monday afternoon. a
placed against ". l. Riley today 10
replace the charge OF assault to muir
der which is charged in an Indictment
returned by the grand jury tuesday.
According to information tiled
against Riley, who lives at sol East
Fifth street and is an enploye Of the
gas company, he stabbed Randall fol-
/ lowing an alteration regarding
sum OF money which Riley said RAN
dali owed him.
On Tuesday afternoon Frank Lyons,
assistant district attorney. went 10
providence hospital to take state
lmeut from the dying man. Randall.
however. said he had no statement 10
make. AIr. Randall was a member OF
the firm Of Randall and company
brokers, with offices in the Mills
building. He was As years old and is
survived by a wife and a daughter
Louise, Is months old.
Riley is So years old He charges
that Randall owed him $500 as the
result of a stock deal in which the Two
civil suit on File.
Some light was thrown upon the
alleged stabbing by a civil suit Tor
damages. filed March p against Kan
The petition asks $1,000 damages on
the grounds Of misrepresentation by
Randall and Green The first section
of the petition charges that on sep
TENDER Il. 1916. the defendants repre-
scented to Riley that they had formed
the Palomas lake Oil association, a
company whose stock should sell at
500 a share par. The plaintiff charges
that he bought one share at the time
Later. he says he bought another
share for $780,
Asks for Damages
The second section recites that on
February Il. 1918. the defendants rep
resented that the company had been
fully organized at a capital OF S2o.-
600 and that they had $4,000 with
which they intended 10 begin drilling
at once for oil IN New Mexico. At
that time the plaintiff claims he was
persuaded to buy ten more shares for
$1,000.
On the grounds of false representa-
tons Riley asks damages in the same
amount he expended for the stock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25
~THE WOMAN THOU GAvEST Me-

The woman Thou Gavest Me- the
most talked OF film OF the day. will be
shown today at the WigWam for the
last time It has been so much dis
cussed IN FL Paso during the past two
days that further comment is un-
necessary. II you have not seen Il. be
sure 10 90 to the Wigwam today.
Tomorrow-A return engagement of
Dustin Farnum in The Light Of
Western Stars" Zane Crews famous
novel. This is some picture. We
played ii 10 packed houses few
months ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25
Over the
Dunbar Wires

We are in the market to BUY
and SELL for customers, the fol-
lowing stocks at net prices. We
have our own wire serviee-the
largest Board room in the City
and are IN closest possible touch
with the Wichita and Fort Worth
markets. Prices mentioned here
with are net-no commission
charge;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25
Proposes 4Fnthers, Day

Washington, d. G. June 25.-The
third Sunday in June would be set
aside as Fathers day." under a hill
introduced Tuesday my representative
Smell. Republican, Of New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-25

DR.. : A. SehuSter. eye, ear. nose
and throat Providence hospital build
ing Phone SOS.