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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
AMUSE MEN rs
MUSIC AND COMEDY Al THE oARRrcK.


Miss Lillian Berae and her soldier
company, who are appearing at the Car
rick Theatre this week in the charming
military musical comedy "Sweeties,
are making a great hit. She has a splendid
voice, as have also the male members of
the company, who are Al. Warner, Frank
Il, Irwin, Jack Wciner and James McCue.
The stage setting rs elaborate and III
keeping with the spirit of the Offering,
which is being presented under the dlrcc-
tion OF William b. Fricdlander
MARIE CAHiLL AT THE PLAYHOUSE.
Marie Cahill, a clever Coincidence,
tomorrow Friday and Saturday evenings
and Saturday matinee, in Just Around
the Corner" She is an independent and
hlleable character, because she is original
and depends upon herself To pull her
self through anything that may seem
confus ing.
"Jist Around the Corner, as the title
foretels, the production is happy and
contains q strain of bright, pure gold
optimism throughout. If has been
written for Miss Cahill by George V.
Hobart. and Herbert Hall Winslow.
Last week il played in Washington and
was n huge success because it is the kind
of play that appeals TO everyone the
kind that gives them plenty of clean,
wholesome laughs. Following IFS APP
pearancc in this city. il enters upon n
run at the Longacre Thrcatre, New
York
HEARTS or THE WORLD"
Monday and Tuesday D. w. Griffith
will again present at the Playhouse the
masterpiece OF his career Hearts of the
World. the same production that caused
such q stir last season III Wilmington.
The seats are lower in price this year
and viii go on sale tomorrow.
ELSIE FERFUsoN At THE MAJESTIC.
In what may be termed one of the best
photopIavs in which she has been seen
Elsie Ferguson Is closing a hree-day
engagement at the Majestic today.
The beauty of the star is most pro-
nounccd throughout and shc IS SO piquant
and altogether beautiful that she inn
captures her audience and
leads them a merry chase with her chic
Fr,nchy speech and gowi
Beginning tomorrow y allacc Reid
will be seen in "Ihc Dub.
LITTLE woMEN" AT TIE QUEEN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
IT'S WELL
TO KNOW
That Chasco-Vin is Almost Sure
To Keep the Flu" Away.
DON'T Trihe With a Cold.

If YOU have a cold or feel one devel-
oplng, or if YOU are weak and run
down from the Flu or other causes,
Chasco-Nln the IRON and tasteless cod
liver tonic will help you to quickly re-
gam your health and do more to ward off
tie Flu and its attendant dangers than
anything else
Take il before or after each meal
and az bedtime and it will increase your
strength and vitality, often 100 per
cent in two weeks time But you must
take II regularly.
Chasco-Nln is sold in Wilmington by
Miller Drug Store, 404-4O6 Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
abbape Fills Wheelbarron.

A cabbage which would satisfy the
Heslre 3. me most ardent advocate OF
intensive csrdenlng Wa> recently ex-
Iihi'ei ~ q community fair IN Wisconsin.
With u- immense outer leaves tins prize
winner more than He'd 4 wheelbsrrow
tina il was . first class compac, head
:. Indicated hv the fact THAI u weighed
twenty pounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
CountY's Cnsh Balances.

County Treasurer G. II. Lippinoott re-
ported the following balances TO the credit
of New Castle county to Levy Court yes
terday: Total, 1852 ,456 &c miscellaneous
roads account, Si07 Al Christiana. sl4,-
1904; Mill Creek, s7.3130S; White
Clay Creek, 81, ,334 81; Peneader. 5.096
so, New Castle, Sc, 1871; Red Lion.
81, 73S. 60; st. Georges, s3,6l0,1; Apo
qulnimink, S2.58334; BIackbird, s4,
407 81; Brandywine, SIS 1898 IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29

University of Tennessee Head Dead.
knoxville. Tenn. Jan % DR.. Brown
Ayrcs, president OF the University Of
Tennessee since 1904, and widely known
in southern educational circles, died yes
terday after p brief illness He was 81 years
ot so,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
LITTLE WOMEN" AT TIE QUEEN.

It IS indeed mighty pleasure to read
Lousa VI Alcott's book Little Women"
and this pleasure is made 4 keen enjoy
mcnt when We see il on the screen
That is al least what everyone who has
seen il during the period of It's engage
ment n the Queen think The photo
play is such a splendid reproduction Of
the book that You are carried once
again through the joys and sorrows
Of the little women and through their
mutual loves and to their final happiness.
Only two more days remain in which
10 view this picture.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
Observation-Disclosures Officer
hMexican Army For EUery Eight Men

The officers whose grade Is recog-
nized are distributed among Il head
quarters OF operations, four orderly.
officers, IS battaiions Of infantry, rs
Regiments OF cavalry. one battalion
OF sappers, 20 unorganized bodies
which are being merged into the
above regiments and battalions, the
sanitary service, school Of aviation
staff college, a school for special ser
vice troops. groups A, 3, @ d 2 =
and G OF the Legion OF Honor. rsld
and line officers on waiting orders tor
service and the national corps OF IN
valids-
IN the Mexican army the term reg
imsnt Is applied only TO cavalry and
is commanded by a -brigadier-" What
would be a regiment Of infantry Is
called a battalion and its commander
is a colonel
r. Mexico City papers Of recent date
have been giving the plan o. presidenl
Carranza for the reorganization OF
the army the foregoing These papers
say tlat CarrauZa has ordered his sec
rotary Of war TO SO reorgauize in sucn
a vvav as 10 have the officers as fol-
lows: Generals OF division To- OF
brigadier generals, 63; brigadlers. 2egs
sursrior officers, 1928, and 10-60e
minor officers. corresponding pre-
sumahly TO field and line officers re-
snectively. The total would be 1885
officers or 1853 less than shown by
the Army and Navy Review, or ar
officer for a little more than nine en-
listed men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
C0PPERS SHOW
GOOD RECOVERY
Buying Gives the Stock
Market a Greatly I'M
proved Tone.

On good buying the market this
morning maintained a strong under
tone and trading was at higher
prices. according to ]. S. curtiss &
Co. This was due TO the belief that
there will be an adjustment in the
factors hanging over the market dur
ing the past week, which were re-
sponsible for the, severe break in
value.
The rally was led by a recovery
Of q Of a point IN steel overnight
and at the close it showed a gain OF
. points. American Car and Foundry
was again moved upward over 6
points. This was followed by a gain
Of So per share in American Loco
motive and q similar amount in Bald
win. CrucI6Ie Steel rallied from
1921 to 1861. General Motors,
Studebaker and Willys-Overland al
,yauced on an average OF points
IN spitesof the bearish reports be
ing put out on oils, Texas, Sinclair
ana Pierce were all strong Mexican
Petroleum gains ~ points
Copper stocks were accumulated Dy
shrewd investors who had doped out
the cost Of copper to be about 145zc-
- r,-,-- Eforrn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
Livestock Market

Chicago, H. Aug 9-Hogs-Receipts,
10000. Market irregularly strong and CSC
higher than yesterdays average TOP.
Sass; heavyweight. s2o.35 22-6o; medi-
umweight, s20.s5 22.65; lightweight
s2o-5O0 p. 60: light-light. s19G 2l-3o; heavy
packing sows. smooth. s1s-406 z0-25s pack
ing sows. rough, $3.50 9Is-25; pigs. SIG
Cattle-Rseeipts. 1000: compared with q
week ago, killing steers mostly soc Q 81
higher. better grades OF she-stock. 75c Q
81 higher; others and Gamers and bulls.
Is @ soc higher; heavyweight calves. most
" $3.50 higher: medium. 81 - higher
stockers and feeders. SIS soc higher
Sheep-ReceiptS, $1,000; compared Wtth
q week ago; native lambs, mostly z5c
higher. westerns. 2595oc higher: ewes.
steady to 25c higher; yearlings and weth-
ers, mostly 25c higher; feeders. most e5e
higher; breeding ewes, 25e higher
Kansas CITY livestock tlase-
Kansas City. No. Aug e--HoEs-Re-
celpts. 1000. Market steady. Mediums.
s2I5oG 21.s5; lights. s21921-s6; packing
sows. s3OG20.25-
Cattie-Receiuts. $500. Market for week.
beef cattle 20 6s5c higher; butcher stock,
IS 7s0c higher: calves, mostly 81 higher
stockers. weak 70 uuevnly lower no 10
sheep-Rceeipts. 500. Market for week.
lambs. steady to 25e higher breeders.
steady no quotations
Denver, Colo, Aug. .s.-Catte-Reeeipt
500. Market strong Beef steers So Q ~
cows and heifers, S7-so9ioi calves. sag
-'i Hog-Ree,ipts. 10. Market strong Top,
sheep-Reesipts 5000. Market steady 70
strong. Lambs, Sl5Gis; feeder lambs. Sls
Ql8.50; spring lambs. Ss9S-25-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
TAKE MORE MOVING PICTURES
? OF SCENES AROUND Ell PAS0

Motion pictures Of the livestock IN
dustry, including ranch and shipping
scenes at the stockyards, were filmed
Friday by z C. Wallen OF the Inter-
national Film company. Roland dar-
we'll. county farm agent. assisted M
Walien In the work The scenes VIII
be shown with pictures taken by the
company Of scenes in connection with
the probe OF the beef Industry now
being made by the government
Preparation Of Spanish dishes BY the
Mexican women at Valverde will next
be filmed by Mr.. Wallen- These viii
be shown at theaters over the United
States as interesting pictures OF loca
color among the Mexican population
OF the United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
STOCKS GWEN
BOOST UPWARD
President S Address to Con
gTess Gives Encourage
ment in Wall Street.

New York. Ang. Stocks received
their further upward impetus during
todays b=ier but moderately busy ses-
sion Of the stock exchange from presi-
dent Wilson's address TO congress.
Rails were conspicJously stro1E on
the presidents attitude toward the
brotherhoods, recovering a large part
u the weeks losses Gains among
shippings equipments steels ana the
various other issues, which sustalneo
heaviest reverses on the recent SELF
Ing movements. ran from 2 TO almost
10 points In several important m
stances, actual advances over last
weeks final quotations were made
The closing was strong. sales ap-
proximated 100000 shares
Close Liberty bonds. 5lz's, ss-eO.
first IS. 9A14: second As, 93.l6; ti-sf
45f's 90: second AS 92-36. thira
8 = 3 $3.50; fourth 4 = s, $500 Niclory
81 s, $3.50; Victory 4 q 8 99.s2
wilson's speech Aids Rise
Sentiment in the financial district W, 80
visibly h=artened today BY president WIZ
sons speech 10 the joins session OF con-
rress. Many substantial additions % yes
terday's e. ms were made at the outset Of
the active trading, RATS as wei as snip
pings steelE equipments coppzrs az
prominent speclaltles advancing ] 20
points. oils and motors shared IN lne
movement with tobacco United lalss
steel made only a moderate opening gain.
but rose rs before the end Of the first
half hour. leather 1ud textile shares also
strengthening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

THE total strength OF the federal
l army Of Mexico. according TO the
Army and Navy Review" official or
gan Of the Carranza government in
the 1Iarch-April number, was officers
Of all grades, 1925, and enlisted men
rs. 1888; total i37, lis. This makes about
one officer for less than eight men
There was nothing sait about artil-
lerv IN the service.
The number OF the horses Is re-
ported at 59-722, and Of mules, looS.
Two Classes-
The same authority gave the num-
Der Of officers and other grade as
recognized" by the federal govern
ment OF Mexico as separate and part
from the "unrecognlzed' ones who
had been so designated by governors
OF states or elected by their men, or
otherwise. There are two distinct
classes. the recognized" and ~un-
recognized
The recognized" as above defined
are. Generals Of division, ? brlgadter
generals. II. field officers, e45s line
officers. $50; total. 1854
The list Of officers whose grade is
not officiauy recognized" is, generals
OF divisions, s; brlga1ier generals, 5s,
brigadiers. 159, field officers. zl5o'
line officers. 1f,i0S; total. 1881.
BY adding the total Of the officers
whose grade is recognized" 10 those
'unrecognized" gives the grand total
Of I7.T25 commissioned officers first
above givan-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
SHIPPED
ALL OVER EAST
Fifty Carloads Of Canta-
loupes Are Sent Out OF
La Tuna Alone.

Anthony. y. n, Aus. 5.-shipiiisl-7
from La Tuna this week have amount
ed to so carloads OF eantaloapes'
which is about a third Of the entire
crop IN the valley. 50 FAR 50 earioeos
have been shipped from here me
fruit this week went 70 Cnieaso'
Cleveland. Pittsburg. Buffalo and New
York. other shipments this week
were 20 carloads Of alfalfa. ali OF
which went 70 the east Texas mar
ket
The valleys fruit crop Is attracting
attention this season because OF the
quantity and beauty. Truck loads OF
peaches are going in 10 FL Paso every
day and numerous persons come out
from town 20 buy. The Adams place,
northeast Of Anthony, is one OF the
prettiest places, catering strictly 20
the orchard line. The Nes0it ana
Howell farms are contributing largely
TO the market also r z BoWcen
sold his fruit crop on the trees
A continued scarcity OF labor Is still
proving very inconVenient 70 the
farmers who are putting up their bay
crops The majority OF Mexican IA
borsrs have gone 70 work N the
cautaloupe fields
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
sTEyENS'S RANGERS REPLACE
MEN STATIONED AT YSLETA

The company Of Texas rangers
under command Of Capt W II. Davis,
stationed for some time at Ysleta. has
been ordered to Del Rio. Capt Charles
Stevens's company OF rangers from
Marathon in Brewster county, has ar
rived at Ysleta and viii relieve Capt
Davis's organization
Can't Davis announced Saturday
tat he is now reorganizing his com
many as directed by the law recently
enacted by the state legislature
Under the new provisions a Texas
ranger company IS composed OF a cap
tain, who is in command, a sergeant
and Is privates-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
CITY PREPARES TO COLLECT
ALL GARBAGE IN The CITY

Following the recent passage Of an
ordinance giving the city control OF
rarbage collection and disposal street
sr5 sanitary commissi oner Charles
LsBaron has announced that begin
hing next week all garbage IN the
citv Will be collected and hauled in
the city wagons Mr.. LeBaron mas
sent out notices 20 u individuals nes-
frr- private contracts FOR hauling
earbaEe that they must discontinue
About 50 restaurants and hotels are
affected By the order
A tank wagon will be used by the
city 10 collect refuse II VIII ne IN
onsratFon night and day. most Of the
garbage from the downtown district
BEING hauled at night After It IS
taken 10 the disposal plant Il VIII
he senarated IN solids and LIQUIDS
The city viii receive 50 cents a ton
for the solids from a company which
has been granted a contract TO haul
Ia from the disposal plant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

over 5000 worth OF free high school
text books have been received al the
FL Paso high school. according TO su-
perinteudent OF school A. H Hughey-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
REPORT SHOWS
BANK STANDING
Federal Notes in Circula-
ton Total $48, 926, $50,
Saws Report.

Federal notes in circulation amount
ing to s4s.s2s,56O are reported by the
Dallas federal reserve bank for the
week ending August s. The report re-
ceived Friday by the FL Paso branch
reserve bank shows the financial
standing Of the 18th federal reserve
district. as follows;
Resources
Gold coin and certificates IN vault
50. sos, 067. 50: gold settlement fund. S5.alo.-
43I.72; gold redemption fund. S2.136.Is5
gold with agent for retirement OF F. r
notes. s1s.ssssOo. Total s34.24o.0e4-22-
Legal tender notes. silver. etc. S2.0fs,-
Sass; other cash and cash Items. sass
47s.7s. Total. $50. 237. 1855
Five percent redemption fund F. r bank
notes. sass. 500; bills discounted. members,
$50, 5S5 5ss.54; bills bought In open mar
llet. 1881. $50. Total bills on hand. $751;
s65.21s.54-
Investment Q. S. bonds. s5.sss.00o; T. S.
certificates Of Indebtedness. $4,000 600. To-
tai earning assets, Ss5.131,z1s-54-
Federal reserve banks-translers oouEnL
met" 81. s0T. 420. p: checks and drafts in
process OF collection. SIf.so0, 96s-41s due
from other F. P banks, s2-el2.1s2; all 9TH
e. resources. Ss2s.sT5-s5. Total resources.
s12s. o77.s50-15-
CAPITAL paid in, s3,2ss.s50; surplus.
81. O2s. sss-3S: due TO member banks re-
serve account. SAC. sss.532-s2; deferred cred
its account checks and drafts IN process CT
collection. sis-s10.79s-62; federal reserve
notes in circulation. s4s.s2s.5so; F. R. bank
notes circulation. SS.ss3.4o0;s foreign gov
ernrsent credits. s2.iOs, 1870: all other IL
abilities. ss0o.27i.44. Total liabilities
sl2s. or. s5o.1S-
banks. S5.40o.ooo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
Another Bandit Who Raided Texas Border From MEXICO
Villas Predecessor Was Juan Cortin0, Back In 1859

death wherever he went II opposl-
ton was offered he would bring ms
artillery into place and the town
building would soon be brought 70 2
state Of ruin On the Texas side ne
carried on his campaign Of killing ana
burning wherever he went Not IN a
literal sense was this true-he Away
spared the poor- The ragged ana
poverty stricken Mexican never SUI
fered at the hand Of Cortina, but me
merchants. ranchers and planters
were his victims
Hated Americans.
Cortina had a special sruase
against Americans, he never spared
the life Of an American when once
the man was In his hands
The situation finally becaEe 50
acute that the governor OF Texas.
Hardin Runnel. ordered capt Fooin.
Of san Antonio, to raise volunteer
company Of rangers TO meet and drive
ont Cortina Capt Iobin joined SapS
Ford. OF san Antonio, who was placed
in command OF the com oined forces,
and war against Cortina was lnaUs-
urated- Volunteers and United states
troops made an attack upon the head
quarters OF Cortlna on December -.
1883. Tohin states that Cortlna vas
wen entrenched and fortified The
battle RACED for severalv hours. Cor
tina not only defeated the volunteers
bur also the United States troops aid
hand TO hand conflict on the e5th
1t was ascertained that Cortina was
in possession OF the town Of RinSgold
with a force Of $50 men and two field
pieces
Cortina went to Mexico and lived
quietly for a year or more and next
came into prominence when ha
crossed the Rio Grande at the head OF
several hundred Tagueros flS6ll and
then burned the town Of Roma He
continued TO make frequent raids into
Texas and had many fights with Con-
federafe troops.
cortina werr 10 the City OF Mexico
IN 1877 and from that date with his
death more then a quarter OF a cen
fury later. Cortina was not permitted
by Porfinio Dias to leave Mexico City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
OF MRS. Belly TO
BE HELD SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie R.
Belly. who died Saturday will be held
Sunday afternoon. just two weeks to
the day following the funeral serv-
ices for her husband. William Henry
Belly.
Mrs. Biely died at her residence,
1915 Trowbridge street, She was a
native Of Ohio and was SO years old.
She is survived by three sons-W. B..
J. A. and G. s. Belly.
Rev. H. n. Smith. OF Asbury Metho-
dist church. will conduct the services,
which will be held from the chapel.
at sos Texas street Burial viii be in
Evergreen cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
Y KEEPS BUSY
1T CL0UDCR0F I.
tainment Provided for
the Soldiers While
On Vacation.

Luther Barnard, Of the army Y. NJ
C. A, has returned from CloudcrofL
n. NJ, where he was in charge OF the
''Y'' hut at Camp Wagner. and brings
back word Of the important work that
branch is accomplishing among the
soldiers from Fort Bliss who are sent
TO CIou Icroft on the vacation hikes.
A. B. Weaver has been sent TO the
hut TO take charge upon the return Of
8Ir. Barnard to Fl Paso. Mr. Weaver
will probably stay at the camp until
the end Of the season
BasebaIfz Provided.
The ~Y" branch is furnishing the
men with pencils, paper. envelopes
post cards. a tent Tor writing and an
abundance or athletic goods Eight
dozen 5aseballs were given out the
first two weeks The athletic pro-
gram includes volleyban, boxing,
baseball and playground ball
The ''T" presents four motion pic
turs shows a week, holds rellglou Us
services on wednesday and sunday
nights and Bible classes every Sunday
morning Chaplain !. NJ Moose, OF
the Seventh cavalry, delivers the talks
to the soldiers no educational Work
is undertaken, as the men are az
CIoudcroft purely for a vacation
Social Programs Given.
Once a week a social program IS
held. Every night a big camp fire is
built, around which the men gather
and have singsongs, talk and smoke
The y II. c. A branch has big
auditorium ten, 30 by 60 feet in size
an office tent, storage tent and sleep
ing tent. Considerable difficulty was
experienced when the equipment and
supplies were taken 10 Cloudcroft, as
the trucks in which the supplies were
loaded were stalled in the mud five
and one-half miles from Clouccrotl
for four days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09

vagueros he frequently entered Hill
dalgo. Zapata, Roma and other towns
on the Texas side in broad daylight
Carried BAGS Of silver.
On these visits Cortina would be
closely followed by a retinue Of serv-
ants. who carried sacks filled with
silver coin This money was Coruna
gambling fund. Re would 20 from
one monte table TO another until he
had had his fiji OF that sport He
never complained OF his losses he
was never known In all his raids 70
rob gambling house be seemel
10 have the greatest respect Tor the
members Of that fraternity. Cortina
was man Of fine appearance and
dressed well, as a charro. and was a
favorite among the misses at the balls
and fiestas which he attended
The daring raids OF Cortlna and
vagueros became so annoying that
the people determined to bring about
the capture OF him and his band
few OF the members OF Cortina's band
81 no happened to enter the roWn one
day were pla-ed under arrest and
thrown in Jail. Word was sent TO
Cortina that he would be treated in a
similar manner IL he did not desist IN
crossing the line Cortina sent back
word that unless his men were re-
leased forthwith from jail he would
enter the town and turn them loose
himself. He fixed certain day on
which the release OF his men must
be made.
Rides Into Town.
The Imprisoned men we're not re-
leased and C0rtina at his appointed
time rode into town at the head Of
his men He made his way direct 10
the jail. where be broke down the
door and released the prisoners. after
Killing the 1ailer and Wounding many
others who had offered resistance
Holding under subsection the town OF
Brownsville. Cortina added artillery
10 his field equipment and ENLARGED
his force Of men until Il numbered a
small army in size He chen entered
upon a series OF daring raids. such as
were never before Witnessed in the
region He moved from one place 70
another. carrying devastation and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
MONEY AVID METALS

l6V AEFcclaLeQ frfNa
New York Aug. s.-Mercantte paper
tx 65H percent
sterling: Sixty day bills, sf.2oi5; COM
1nercial. SO day bills on banks, S4ls' com
mercial 60 day bills, s42SAi demand
E4S2: cables. Sf.32a-
Time loans easier. unchanged Sky
days, 80 days and months, percent
can money easier; all calls. percent
Ear silver. SLIM ounce
Mexican pesos. G6Ac
Copper dull: electrolYt-c, snail lots tor
spot and prompt delivery, p 22Acs sep
TENDER nominal. &c
Iron steadys No northern $50,
Lead cosy: SPOT, $3.50 g $50 septein-
Der. s5-5oG5-75-
S1elter weak East St. Louis delivery,
SPOT, s7GT50: September, Sz.1o07.s0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-09
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PLANS
CAMPAIGN FOR MEMBERS

A list Of Prospective members VINO
VIII be asked 10 join the chamber OF
commerce is in process Of compilation
following a conference between kari
N Roberts, manager; W. ". Woods,
head Of the finance department. and
Maurice Schwartz. chairman OF the
finance committee. The membership
Of The organization has increased
steadily and a number OF new firms
who are benefited by the work Of the
chamber Of commerce, IL is believed
will Join