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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06
THis n me SEASON FOR
EaRHr RHREaTNE

So, 5000 acres near Borderilnu Inn
any reasonable cash payment, balance SUIT.
$1,000 acres miles west BQrlarland
Inn. 15 acres in cultivation. good read
$1,000 cash. balance suit-
S5o.00o-4Q1 acres finely improved Toy
milo land. TornIlo station. p cash, ball
ance suit
SIS PER ACRE-g11 acres raw land. low
er valley fine for cotton or any CROP. $40
per acre cash. balance suit: wil divide az
same price.
ASS for safe. Phone ESQ.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
ice san Aut1ul7 St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

~ % SUM NUM-
We can offer for short time, an eL-
ceutionallv good buy in a two story
home ia Manhattan Heights. Has nine
rooms and large sleeping porch, ga
rage furnace, hardwood floors, on
three fuIl lots on corner Full details
10 anyone meaning business
UEATEI.L & SHERMAN
1ls Texas ST. Phone 1926.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

1TsFFIELD BLDG. g. mp. co.
sterling Home HuilderH.'
we now have a number OF
BUNGALOWS and two story
homes under construction In
Manhattan hts and other
sections. One Of them should
suit you. We are coutrac-
tors and builders. Let us
figure with gou- Easy terms
il desired.
Phoas 6sA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

a BARGAIN AT $3.50.
New 5 room bungalow. hardwood
floors an built-in features. large
closets. on fun depth lots on paved
street not far from Alta Vista school.
The one best buy in this section. $500
down. $50 month and interest
PHILLIPs-CREEL REALTY CO.
Phone 1885, 507 First Nat Bank Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

SIO0.00 DOWN. 1890 MONTHLY
CUT TO s5T5.0O
Fine bldg. site Of 81 izx140 feet on La
Luz paved street. not far from Alta
vista school A snap
2 lots in Grandview for ss50.0O, $1,000
down. $1,000 month.
ILLIFS-CREEL REALTY CO.
Pm. 436. 307 First Nat. Bldg.
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS.
1--WE room bungalow. heating plant. break
last room. east front hardwood through
ont, best buy on the market price s52sa,
$500.
Five rooms and a-reened porch. south
front, paving paid. house about Q years
old- just as advertised and priced $500
under the market
GRANT AVE.
-Four rooms and glaEEed porch, near Eve
Points. fun south front lots, paving paid,
price $500. $500 cash, $40 month. includ-
ing interest.
Gail Gregg.
JAMES L. MARI & Co PHONE $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06
For Sale-Farms and Ranches

Fer SaIs-Farms and Ranches
WELL improved farm. rented Tor ---9
rice and cotton. rural route, school x
miles. near u Campo p o. BOX $780, ~
Campo, Tex
COTTON FARM FOR RIM
FIfty acres in lower valley en- paved roaa.
fenced. good buldiugs. VIII rent 20 re-
LEAYELL 8 SHERMAN,
s1em5ers 81 Paso Real Estate Board
$50 ACRES -ich sit sol. only "A
miles FL Paso, near station and
school. drainage ditch through
center, on main irrigation cilcns
this S. a bargain buy and can 1s
HANDLED for $1,000 down, balance
TAYLOR REALTY CO.
sos Martin Bldg. Phone liAA
MISSOURI FaRMs, 20 acres. gl5o. IS
monthly. 90 acres. $780, $40 nonta-Y.
productive. no wet waste lard. abundant
rainfall. healthful climate Eood scloa-a
and churrhes. close 20 good railroad town
and big markets. g. F. D. and rlr4l
telephones fine for trult. vegetables pQ---
try and hog ralsinE. plenty Of nee rlnss
perfect title. free round Tip railway l-le
10 Inspect. money back AFTER Z year u
dissatisfied. photo graphs and Gun norm
tlon free write 2 r. IS. SOS Baltimore
Ave. KITS eltg. 70
FARM LANDS.
2 AND ACHE tracts. uses below
u Paso. closs 10 lltesur1au car lne.
$500 70 $500 per acre
50 ACES san E--zario, $50 per acre
a. ACREs on the Island. $40 per acre
20 ACRES. near san l--iZ-rio, fplen-
dldly located. 500 per acre
Inese Are Real snapa
4s1 Mesa ave. Phone 1859.
For Sal. or Ezchanss-Kssl Estate
--------------------------
OIL LANDS-Vaazey, care Herald
Ranch Tor sale or trade good cotton
land. some iHanz9ye.5- lsa5s lover Ta-ey-
SEE YOUNG,
1l7 s. Stanton St.
FoR sALE-EqultF cf $500 IN acre
Improved ranch VITA room house. miles
down the VALLEY. might trade for house IN
town Ald1ess = 30. ears aer--e
FOR SALE o. rrlde. b. owner. ~ acres
near Cauutuo. under cultivation and On
rc1d condition. WIN take auto Is nrs-
payment. this Is O. bargain f1r some one
Investigate H. T. D. Smith. Drawer NO.
1s51 city
SAFE on EXCHANGE
Fay and ocean. 5 acre home niles from
heart o. san DleE1. CAL near neVlT
opened san Diego and Arizona r-llr1-1.
modern house and i-lrrcValueuts s1-el-i1
SOL. hsst climate. and proven 1E govern
ruert statistics 90 be cheapest place %
liFe- win sen. or would ezchauEe for -
Far1 property. PA 1-la
ROB EXCHANGE.
BUNGALOW
Also 90 acres e valley land on uacadaru
read for property in 0aEilhcru1 CITY
Business and tenement property Tor
wen Improved farm or OF leases in proved
field south front lots On Hastings street..
PAVING paid for modern bungai1U. 25
acre farm near san Ellllrio. Teas about
- acres On alfalfa. three room adobe
hose. fenced. for cottage or oil stock
Eruity h hunraIow Or cottage for valley
land or lots Tenement for Eood second
leu notes OF lots
w. CARL
Phone So. ao1 Caples BldE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

Buick Llsht SIX Touring Car 1878
model
Buick Light SlE EoldEtsr. 1914
Dodge Zouriug. 1919.
Ford Roadster 1873
Elssal Roadster. 1873
WHY'S Knight ROADSTER. 1871
Willys-E knight Touring. 1918.
Hudson Super SIX. 1913
J1rdon T-Passenger 1913.
sfearus-ErlThf. 1877.
Hur TourlnE 1873.
Buick Touring. 1917
Buick Touring. 1915
EaLTEES g DCEHAM-
Ph1na t1e5. go ". san Aut11i1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

MANHATTAN HEIGHTS - Now
building g., s. 6 room modern
bungalows-s4250 10 $500.
MONTANA sTREET-2ooo block.
modern s room. lots; nesting
plant. gas heater, hardwood
WYOMING $500 block, mod
ern 9 room bungalow, $3.50
BouLEvARD-2soo block. nod
ern & room, glassed-in 8. p, $4,000.
n. Ell PAsO Stood 10 room
house splendid location, $4,000.
ARIZONA SIS rooms, 2 glassed-
in s. D. $1,000.
FREMONT $500 block.
room house, ? lots, corner, $500.
GRANT AvE-New room bun
galow, modern, $500.
n. OCHOA sta room. 2 story
brick. a real bargain, $1,000.
y. Ell PAsO sT-s room brick.
close in, $500.
CAMPBELL APTs-lIesa Ave. 50
feet front. 20 rooms, $4,000. A
bargain
Terms on any Of these
W. F. PAYNE
Real Estate and Insurance
401 Mesa Ave. Phi 1880.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

FOR sALE-a lots. small house. cheap.
terms f20s Chester St. Add J. ? WIZ
iinson. Lankershim. Calf
FOR RENT Or sAIE-Four room house,
$3.50 z. san Antonio See owner --eo
IeNas.
FOR sALE-1Iodern. room bunEaloW
with large sleeping porch. in Alta Vista
district. close 20 TT. Bliss car linz Tn
ROOM brick. practically new. perfect
home, an excellent investment, furnished
or unfurnlshed- Cash or terms. Must sen
az once Phi 5i6.J.
800 FEEr trackage. beautiful factory site.
az n special bargain. only S-5 per front
foot. T. c. Puckett, Real Estate, dla
caplss Bldg. Ph. 2s9.
CLOSE IN.
Unusually attractive 3 room bungalow,
newly painted, hardwood floors. basement
and furnace, present furniture can Be
leased. price $3.50. Phi 7s5. Hotel del
WILL SELL
Beautiful room home, located "a best
part O. Fl Paso. garage and every modern
convenience. strictly high classed PROPOSE
make appointment With me BY letter-
address P. o. Box 1l5t
ALTURA PARK ADDITION.
Lots 500 TO $780,
Easy Terms.
A sacrlfice-4 lots with paving paid
f225.o0 per lot-termz
LESLIE REED,
Sole Agent
90 Mills Bldg. Phone 1906.
BEAUTIFUL $4,000 HONE
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS
Seven rooms and glass sleep
porch; on two tul lots. tiled
bath; large basement and
heating plant. laundry. hard
wood floors throughout This
is a pretty hone and an eL-
cellent buy. Terms $1,000 cash,
balance 10 suit See ROSS
STEVENS.
GOODMAN BROTaEIJs & CO.
Real Estate and Insurance
EOS n, Stanton St PEoIe-i-i-
sPIESDD OPPORTUNITY.
Owner VIII sell on long tine. very daalr-
able income property located within al
feet OF Masonic temple. overlooking clrFs-
CHARLES E. LEWIS.
P. o. Box 7s1. san Antonio. az
s.EL PAsO STREET
Fine Investment, nothing oetler on
that street Price $4,000.
r. @. HUMAN
f01 First Nat. Blk Bldg. Phi. 41Is
FIVE ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW,
oak floors. built in features, splendid
location, Government Hils $4,000
$500 cash.
FOUR ROOM BRICK, bath, two
porches. two lots. near car S2-5oi
$500 cash. bal mo
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW, basement
tile bath. oak floors. built In fea-
lures. paved street near Alta Vista
school. $500. $500 cash
FRANK T. cox
219 Caples Bldg Pm st-'-
SUNSET HTS. HOME
2 room. two story red brick: races
south. The very best buy in the , ci5y
today. An elegant home for little
money. Price $500
F. c. HUMAN
z01 First Nat Blk Bldg. Phi 4llS
BEAUTIFUL bungalow, 5 rooms and
sleeping porch, near Country club
Must be sold by 18th. $35o0.0o, $500
cash. balance $50 per month including
interest
4 ROOMS and glassed sleeping porch,
hardwood floors, shower bath, at
Ave. 100000. easy terms NOW
renting for $500 per month Phone
A. L Madison, 62f6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS
-FOUR ROOMS, sleeping porch,
Two full lots Close in on
wyoming street Price $500.
Five hundred cash
-FOUR ROOMS, sleeping porch,
basement. near Five Points on
paved street Paving paid
$500. Five hundred cash.
FIVE ROOMS, glassed sleep
ing porch. basement, heating
plant, west OF Cotton Ave.
This is a good buy at $3.50.
$3.50 cash
FOUR ROOMS, sleeping porch,
near Alta Vista Price $1,000
$500 cash, $500 per month.
Q. B. HOOKER,
with
BROADDUS & lie BARON.
First National Bank Building.
Phone 1858.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

$50 ACRES rlch sit soil. only "A
miles Il Pas0. near station and
school. drainage ditch through
center. on main irrigation dltcns
this IS a bargain buy and can p
handed Tor 5000 down, balance
10 years
TAYLOR REALTY CO.
sos Martin Bldg. Phone lf4s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

TRADE AUTO FOR LOTS
2 PASSENGER CAR
Good condition. Goodyear
cord tires. two extras seat.
covers and new paint
rraFFTELD BLDG. g. mp. co.
Phone 68f OF 6263 az oign--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

u mAlANH-aANa
~ GRANDVIEW-A room brick
bungalow. completely furnished mod
ern in every respect- viii rent Tor
s60- only S4750i $1,000 cash, and ball
Huce 20 suit
Sa850 FOR A COMP AHATIVELE new q
room bungalow, with sleeping porch
glazed I'm. hardwood floors in living
rooms only $500 cash, and balance
same as rent
SEE BRYAN BROWN.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

Beginning Monday. December 8.
VIA sen any winter has lu store
for SIS each making room Cor
spring models which VIA arrive
chour December 90.
OLIVE JAMES STU R11EE.
NlEt 90 Security Bank Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06
Fol Sale-City Property

~---@~-~@~- G---.-L---%~-~-~-~
BIG BARGAIN-Eirht room. story brick
near Sigh school. terms. "a. 20
FOE SALE=Two lots on copper St. 500
each PHI 1888 or call 1ll5 p BouleEaIl-
FOR SALLY home. 6 rooms. pressed
brick close in. 1917 Montana Telephone
7e9l or $3.50
TIE FOLLOWING are the active
members Of the FL Paso Real Estate
Board, affiliated with the National
Association Of Real Estate Boards,
the principle object Of which is to
promote fair dealing among realtors
and between realtors and their Gus
tomers-
Anderson Investment Company
Broaddus & LeBaron-
n. G. Buchoz.
A. =. Coles & Bros.
ID. c. Croweu Agency.
Fisk Ramsey Realty Co.
II p. HadfieId-
3. ". Hale Realty Company
Leavell & sherman.
Mckee Bros.
James L Mari & Co
Newman Investment Company
" F. Payne.
Park Bros.
Leslie Reed
Charles B. Stevens
Horace B. Stevens
J J. Watts and
White-Paden Realty Company.
ssOOO.OO-MONTANA-ALTA VISTA
DISTRICT
SOUTH front. fuu depth lots; rooms
bath. -iassed sleeping porch and ser
vice porch. frame garage and chicken
runs. paving paid.
ANDERSON INVESTMENT Coz
7og 8fesa ave. Phone z061
NEW BUNGALOW. $500
Eve room brick, Just being finished,
near Five Points, on paved street
paving paid, one block Of car Has
tile bath. hardwood floors basement
with registers set for furnace. Price
$4,000. Terms. $500 cash and $50 per
month.
LEAVELL & SHERMAN
1rs TeTas 81 Phone 1895
Members Fl Paso Real Estate Board,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

YOU NEVER SAW SUCH
Low prices on used ears
IN El Paa0 before
IF YOU don't think We have cue
all o. our usel ears dowu Tor our
big xmas GALE come and s17-
ARE TOU thinking o. buying a
car in the sprinEg u VIA pay
you 20 buy now
TERMS TO SUR your poeEst-
book
% CARS. al makes ana sizes 90
pick from-
CALL 500 right HoF. and ist us
send for ycu-
lone STAR MOTOR CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

For Sale Or Exchange
~-----------------~------
WHAT have you TO trade FOR chsvroiis.t
LIS Trade
We viii pay cash or allow you new fur
ROGERS GRADING Co. 11s n. stanton.
Its TRADE that Ga. worn out sew
Ing machine O fnrnlturs llr new.
YOUNG EUHNlTUEE co.
117 s. Stanton St.
For Sals-Auiomobdes-Wanisd
LOB sAl.E-sman Buick IN. tlld
CASH fAlD fer Cd lords Rh 90.
FOE sALE-oalland Hight siE. good as
Ca1IPBELL ST. GaKAGE, 5ls n Camp
heli I've storage S. per month, ~ L.
FORD BODY and Shock absorbsrs. smith
1-olar auto. sl2a chezteE. ~ ass.
1913 FOED car. On Al condition. sos cash
~ ". BouleEare. 70 -lal
FOR sALE-Indian motorcycle Or WI
trade for light car. us Copia-
EHANKIIN passsnFsr, Big sacrifice
ll1rel hoslgn- "a aasA
FOR sALE-One Overland speedstar. can
6a used a. truck. slz5. p. ssIs-
I9 ACRES. unimnrorad. socorro Era1t.
trade for auto Paul Acccnhs
AUTO IAUNnRT-HaVey our cars washed
while you wait 200 ~ kan7as. Pa s4t
EOR sAI.E-F0rd truck in coca c0ndition.
$50. IN slfsW o. cal sos ~ Luz 81
GARAGE for rent brick cement floor. In
cure ~ ~ 4llarosa-
WANTED-Llte raodal Fcrd trurE. prefer
worIl drive Addless " 81. care Herald
FOB sALE-oVar1a1d roadster. first class
q Houstcn tark lroeerl. elt p hltA
LATE model PASSENGER. Buick. drivsl
less than 1.lo0 miles For Information and
lemonstratio1. Eh- Sew
PAKH ELEE-lisg nelo ana starter replir-
ing We Sd ecflliae % aruafure rcwlrdirE
10 81 san Artnrio 81
All KINDS of I1ts model cars Flntod 81
WALTERS a DURHAM.
20 W. ssn Antonlo. Phone s194
HAVE your autos rsralred a. yolr hone
OF mins, expert Mechanic, see per hou-
Phi 6a19.
dluon for sale 90 harsaln address K
81. care Herald.
FoR sALE-one roadster. fIrst Class con-
diticn. IS q real bargain and must be- sold
~ 1lth. can SO Mgrtle-
DODGE, excellent condildn, new tor. cord
tires, bargain az 500. Hunter G. Cor ST.
Aesls hotel al4s
FOR sALE-No. (. Q r1sseneer ChlndIsT.
ISIS. now on sarVice stand making good
money BY owner. address - S. care
Herald
SMALL OVERLAND harsaln D. tlEau
now, new small tires good as new; 1915.
See owner. 1l1 W. san Antonio St. Phone
WILL trade passenger Cadlllac new top
and curtains. cord tires and extras Ell
gocd condition. what have you9 ADJ
dress W l5. care Herli1
PATTERSON passenger self starter. /
very good mechanical condition. thc tes-
Bargain 10 be found. for sale hy owner. I
e5z1 Bliss ST.. Pm 1l77I
ONE TOY Ford trucE. Ct. i.6dy. Tor sale /
or trade 70 Ford roadster and difference. /
SEE NOCNG.
ll1 5. Stanton a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

0RTESTAL GAKaGE. PH0NE i55- Z
lra ~ kansas 81. General Repairing
DODGE=sPECI ALlZE-HD DsoN.
Used ears bought and sold on comul-d-lou-
AUTO SALE
DudFes. 1917. $780, 1915. $685. terms-
oadstars-Buiclz. Oakland. Welle and Hlp-
Trucks. lords and Republics. cheap
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

s200.1o-ssTea loot billiard nd POOL ia7is
with ful equipment. good as new. VIII
sacrifice Tor ssa- Addresa U1E las. Le-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

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FOR saLE-2 lots. snail house, cheap
terms. 420s Chester St. Add. J. ?. VIII
ieinson. Lankershim- Caiif
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

NICE BACK troldcldth ccat for laiv. via
sen for less than half price; -lso an
overcast FOR Eenle1au. very cheap Phi
Tff7I-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

Fifty acres On lower valley, On paved rola'
Fenced. good buildings. VIII rent % re-
liable party
LEATELL & sHERMANi
TIC Texas ST. ElQla a--''
Member u Paso Real Estate Board
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

---------------7---777-77
WELL improved farm rented lor IS.
-iee and cotton. rural route. school Z
miles. near IA Campo. p. o. BOX $685. p
Campo. Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

BARGAINs-Six lots IN East Fl Paso. y
acres in Socorro. ga acres mesa land "a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

GENUINE u. s. government commercial
olive frah tiluEefa All we have l1fr
weigh lbs ana AZ lhs each stock be-
iuE rapidly depleted Better tug ROW In
ternaa5lei sales &C.. 519 " san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

room. two story red brick. faces
south. The very best buy in the city
today. An elegant home for little
money. Price $500.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-09-15

the country with such admirable devotion and efficiency and that the nation is indeed proud of him.
 In talking later with representative of the Associated Press his the Waldorf Astoria, General Pers ing expressed himself overwhelmed at the welcome he had received and that he had accepted it not for himself alone but for all the brave boys who fought overseas both living and dead without them his could not have been possible He also said that he glad to be Amer can soil again and that possible he intends to spend few days at his old home in Missouri.
 General Pershngs and brother with him, hay ing gone Best accompany the general home The party is occupying suite the third floor of the Waldorf As toria hotel.
 PERSHING GETS RAISE
 NEW YORK, Sept 8-(P9-Afer General Pershng had been officially welcomed home today by Secretary of War Baker and other officials the secretary handed him his commission full general permanently of the United States army, He also presented the general with beau fully engraved sword the gift of the members of congress- borne the general by joint committee including Senator Warren General Pershng's fatherin-aw. When General Pershng received the commission and the sword he handed both to his young who delighted with them and who would let no one else take charge of them.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-09-15
PERSHING GIVEN ROYAL WELCOME
 UPON ARRIVAL ON HOME SHORES

NEW YORK, Sept. SN9-General John J. Persf- ing commander in chief of the American armies in France during the great war; back home soil again Sad faced stern and impressive he s the splendid picture of soldier Upon his arrival in port here he greeted conquerng hero, the band the ship playing "Hail the Conquerng
 Hero Comes" while like organization shore responded with "Hal, Hail, the Gangs all Here'
 General Pershing returned on the leviahan, itself symbolic of German defeat it the German steamship Kronprinz before confiscated by the United States Two aeropanes and six desroers conveyed the ship into port The big guns of the forts booned welcome which echoed by the cheering of the thousands of people who lined the shores and who ships in the harbor waiting to welcome the great American leader.
 At the gangplank to greet General Pershing when he landed General Peyton C. March, chief of staff of the United States army Secretary of War Baker and Vice President Marshall On account of pressing matters of business Mayor Hyan unable to be present but his off,
 ca welcome General Pershng had already been dropped on board the I.evathan from an aeroplane.
 In welcoming General Pershing home Secretary Baker said that the general had sacredy kept the confidence that the people of the nation placed in him. He delivered the message by President Wilson which said that the Pres dent wished thank General Persng for having served
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-09-15

prCspectOrs, five or six in number, some at Panama Crossing and the others at the Delta. This was 21 years ago, he said. He came by where the town of Fairbanks now stands and found only a cloud of mosquitos.
 "There has been wonderful change in the country since then" said Dr. Brooks. "You have seen the days of the boom mining camp. The colorado has been uncovered and everybody had money and spent it. Now follows the days of the low grade placer mines. have great . faith than ever in your district. There are vast quantities of low grade dirt and countless small veins of quartz, and probably larger bodies of 1t, which can and will be worked at good profit in the future. Dpon these, and the agriculture of the dis. trict, rest the foundation for great. CT prosperity than has ever been ex- perienced."
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-09-15

to south of Mile 366, or the Burns mine on Lignite creek, before the end of November.
 Practically all of the construction work being done on the railroad al this time is confined to the interior division. he said. Nothing is being done on the Anchorage division and a continuation of the rehabilitation work on the Seward division is the iiI,t of work in that section
 The funds of the commission, he stated, were practically exhausted several weeks ago. The warehouses on the coast end are depleted of food supplies and building material After the appropriation passes the senate. it will take sume time to replenish these stocks and organize for renewed work. Then labor will have to be imported as 1t will be impossible to secure sufficient men in Alaska to fill the demand for men. He intimated. however, that as soon as possible to do so, with funds available, work, will be pushed with utmost vigor.
 In few remarks Dr. Brooks told of his first coming to the Tanana valley and the changes which have occurred since then. On that trip he went down the Panama river for 500 miles and found only a few
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-09-15
HALLOWELL ASKS HOW GOVT CAN AID ALASKA; MEARS TO
 ANNOUNCE WORK PLANS SOON

"What do in Washington to assist you in the development of the North ?? the question asked by Mr. John White Halowe first assistant to Secretary Lane at Ia meeting which the visiting officials held with number o Fairbanks representative men, from all industries is the wish of the department of interior according to Mr. 1aowe cooperate program with every part of Alaska to bring Alaska and the opportunities of the North home to the people of the states.
 "It must be some logical line of endeavor for upbudng the country, said Mir. Halowell who also suggested that Lit might be possible for Aaskans establish central
 ercal organization utilization of Alaska Commercial Cub similar organizations which would clear ling house for matters affecting Alaskan development This Organization could keep in close touch with the interior de- partment and depend on its assistance in its work.
 "There is still amenable lack of knowledge regard- ing Alaska the part of the general pubc, stated Mr. Halowe. Recently, he continued, Or Sugdon widely travelled in Alaska gave private exhibition of Alas kan films before Secretary Lane and myself Everyone them showed ice and They color pictures extremely beautiful but did represent important side o Alaska They could not but keep alive the land of eternal SHOWS myt At the behest of Secretary Lane and MT. tlaowe Dr. Sugden supplements his exhibitions with la fifteen minute talk Alaskan conditions which specially prepared by the secretary and his assistant "Aaska's wonderful record, in furnished, bon subscriptions Red Cross, and other similar activities, has drawn the attention of many people and in
 frightened them to the real Alaska, said the speaker "But there is much be done This is but starter and lit the desire of the department of interior help this |educationa campaign"