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una densa obscuridad invade todos los
explendores, y la riqueza Sc convierte.
en- indigencia, las glorias son effme-
ras, las arrogancias Sc abaten, las til
ranfas Sc destruyen, el valor Sc que
branta, la hipocresia doblez es bur-
lada, toda la ruindad humana es en-
terrada en- unos cuantos palmos de
terra Y queda apisonada ALI por la
azada del sepulturero. Entonces nos
damos buena Y cierta cuenta de 10
pequefo, de los insignifcante que es
el hombre.
La piedad cristiana ha colocado, co
mo signo de esperanza venturosa, la
cruz redentora sobre las cenizas de 10
caduco; y esa cruz estiende amorosa
sus brazos, amparando restos queri-
dos, profundiza en- las entrafias de
la TERRA Y Sc eleva al cielo como un
homemade, como una plegaria, como
una aspiration constante de inmorta-
lidad, suspirando por el dia apoclipti-
co. Tai es la idea que debe tenerse de
los concentrates, sino Sc les quiere com
parar hediondos maladares.
Cuando en- noches de invierno la Ilu
via azota despiadada los cristales de
mortuorias hornacinas, y el cierzo agi
ia los fdnebres expresses, y reina en- el
camposanto pavoroso silencio, el 81
lencio de las tumbas, recuerdese al
tierno Becquer, quien exclamaba con
accnto quejumbroso:
".i Dios mfo, que solos
Sc quedan los muertos -"
/. Lopez MERJELIZA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-01

. Ingenieria de Ferrocarriles
Topografia y Dibuto Tooo-
. gTafico
Ingenieria Mecanica
= Perito Mecanico- -Electftcista
Direction Tecnica de TallereS
. MecAnicoS
. Maquinista Montador
Taller Mecanico y MontaJe
> Matematicas y Dibujo Lineal
Matematicas y DibuJo Me-
canico
Dibujo MecanicC
Delineante de Taller Mec3-
nico
Construction y Dibuio de
MaquinaS
Alumbrado ? Tranvfas Elec-
- tTicos
AIumbrado Electrico
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Tranvfas ElectricoS
Instalaciones Electri-
cas- a
Dinamos y Motores
Distribution Interior o
InstalacioneS PTiva-
das
Manejo de las 1nsta-
laciones de Vapor y
Electricas
Manejo de las Insta-
laciones de Vapor
Manejo de las Maqui-
mas de Vapor y Di-
namoS
Manej0 de las Maqui-
mas de Vapor
Manejo de Locomoto-
raS
Comercio
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Contabilidad
Mecanografia y TaQuigrafia
Propaganda Comp1eta
Idioma Ing1es
Idioma Frances
ESPECIALIDADES CORTAS
Ajuste y Montaje de MaQui
mas
Torneado Mecfnico
Cepillado y FresadO MecAnt
cos
Modelos para Ell Maneio d,
los Frenos de Aire
Matematicas
Instruction Pr&ctica Elemen
tai
Aritmetica Comercia1
TaQutgrafia y Mecanografia
Contabilidad
Corrasnnndencia Mercantil
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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31
WAR SAVINGS STAMP SALES
MUST BE PUSHED, HE SAYS

Sales Of war savings stamps will b.
continued throughout this year under
q nlan which conteniplates placing
r 900 100000 worth Of the securities
throughout the United States and of
which the quota of the Twelfth Fed.
"r1l Reserve district will be S00.0OO,-
nno utah's share Of the 500, 900
110 will be- determined later.
This rs the information received by
James ". Collins, state chairman ~
ihe war SAVINGS organization. from
GsorTe 7. Odell, state director. who
attended q conference few DAYS ago
DO the directors IN the dislrio, az san
Francisco.
To complete the states quota, saY,
ndell, more war savings soci-lics IN
hive 10 be- organized and those at
ready .n existence must quicken their
activities.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31
RAILROAD RED BOOK BOOSTS
THIS SECTION OF COUNTRY

Thirty-four pages Of the New
Years edition of the Denver aud Rio
Ornndc Railroad Red Book issued hy
The passenger department of that
system, IN devoted 10 Utah md %
greater portion of this tu the eastern
md southern portion Of a." state.
Most of the articles are prn'"-cly u.
iustrnisd. ". II. Oiin tells ~ "Thc
Live Stock Industry Alonr The Rio
Grandc;" "Utah Mine n'inut In
ipls," from the report of a." Unite !
States geological survey "Grcen
River. Utnh." by u. =. s'n'man I;
"Thc san Rafael District" hv r, e..
CunlcN; "Thc Sirawberr, Valley
Project" by j. L. Lyile Waited
States reclamation service provo
md Vicinity" by y. A. "i'chell (;
Carbon County, Utah" hv V W
Crockett; "Mt Pleasant. T'ah" by
&. n. Lund. "Manti. Utah - nv H.
n. Faunsworih; "Richfiell rtah. 4"
LN A. j. Ashman; "Vcrnal I'D tho
tintah Basin" by T.. A Npnker;
"Roo,cvclt. Utah" by i. y Nav;
'ln the Great uintah Basin " by IL.
q. Clark.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31
FORMS FOR Tur INCOME
TAX RETURNS ARE READY

Forms for rrporiiug income taxes
of less than five thousand dollars. II
is announced bv Commissioner Of n.
i'rnnl Revenue Daniel e. Rapcr. nrc
cvpericd 10 Ice In the hands at col.
lrctors Tor distribution among tav.
raycrs not later than February tst.
text. "lt may Ice definitely stated. -
ihc commissioner SAWS. "thnt taxes
Tor the calendar year 1918 will h.
collected under the provisions of tho
pending bill ~ finally enacted. and
not under the pruyisions of the act
ot October .. 1917"
Commissioner Ropcr SAM that N,
cunicrccs ON the revenue bill have
rad" sufficient pruerrsg 81 warrant
hc bureau IN proceeding NJ once Ia
ur'nt aud distribute forms for the
collection Of the income tnN al intu.
In order In facilitate tine work Of the
bureau The conferres nrr disposing az
rapidly ~ possible Of those provision
~ the bill directly affecting the form
Tor reporting incomes 81 less thhn
five thousand dollars.
Prrpnriion 81 the other forms IN
r-oc"ding concurrcntly with the work
~ the eonferces. and Il will be- posi-
HE. II IN stated. 10 have them ready
shorily after the enactment of tho
law.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31
CUTTING PROFITS IN TWO
WITH ITS MANY EMPLOYEES

Manager Neil NJ. Madison of Price
Garage company this week had wor,l
irom Toledo, o., that half and hale
profit sharing plan with all employees
" all branches has been put into Of
feet hv John n WHY'S. president OF
the Nillya-Oycrland company. Only
y fair return on the capital invested
is provision included in the grant
The distribution will run into hun
drcds Of thousands of dollars aud will
be- retroactive, taking effect January
], 1919. The company has ten thou.
sand men on - payroll. and all vii
be- affected. Details of the plan tO
be- announced later will show that tho
nroiit sharing will be based ON the
length of time the employee has been
with the company. Price Garage com
many handles all the Eastern Titan
territory for the Willys-Knight and
Overland ears.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31
new WORKNENS COMPENSATION
Every Employer Of Minor Or Women
win BE Infected.

{. l.. Olson, senator Of Salt Lake
|,ltN has introduced amendments to
the present workmen : compensation
law known MS Senate Bill No. 10,
which makes some very radical
changes IA the existing law. and every
EMPLOYER of labor in the state. ex-
I,opt Of agricultural and domestic
helm. will be affected. aud IL passed
M its present form. the wages paid ~
|oll minors and women will he rcgulat
ed by the industrial commission with
cut being subject To appeal to any
court IN the state The following is
The now paragraph that will be- in.
serted
3" (l2. ta The commission shali
have power after a public hearing
had upon its own motion or upon
"etiiiou. To fix:
" First-A minimum wage to bc
llaid to women and minors engaged
IN any occupation. trade o. industry
IN this state. which shall not be- less
than wac, adequate a. supply such
women and minors the necessary cost
LOT decent living. aud to maintain the
health and welfare Of such women
| and minors.
This proposed change means that
tvrrv clerk. stcnogrnpcr. doctors a.
sistnut or wumcn worker of any hind.
cvccui dumcsiic.. will have q mini.
irum wage fixed. not by law or bv
rhv due pruccss 81 law ~ is rpucr.
rl'v understood. hut hv the ROVER nf
the industrial commission upun it,
own motion. And no appcnl can bc
taken FROM this. and every pcr.un
,hn emrlovs woman or minor
Yrsi nav this minimum wage or not
cmnlov such q pcrson.
IN another mart 81 the prnupspd
lew " roads That the final decision
shall hc rrhlishci in ono daily nnnpr
each IN Salt Lake and Ogden. TINS
ccmpcllinr every employer of women
and minors IN this state 10 take lhcs,
nrrcrs. and watch carefully for anA
decision. md then abide bv tho de.
ris'on. Shorld he not take these
miners. and cmnlov women or minors.
md accidentally nav less than the
w9rrs "mndc mandatory" by the m
f"sirinl commission he is subject tn
fIn" and imnrisonmcni.
The Sun has cuuv of the old law
With The new amendments nrinicd IN
"""osiic columns. md will be- glad Ia
chow unvonc interested the nrnpnsrd
lrw ar procure comics Of any laws our
readers may be Interested IN.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31
SUGGESTION CONES T0 ~ur
DISCHARGED soLDJr" BOYS

Number, If discharged sn'H"rs 20
different localities have rrr ral cir
e"lar, lately frnm pension attorneys a.
Washington, d. e.. urgin" 'am to
have their discharges rrrpr'rl with
ihe recorder of deeds To- critters
ppint ont that the soldier v.'p takes
This precnution 10 have Die charge
recorded ohyiatos a whole 20 ~ pos
sihle embarrassment for tho 'r'ure 10
be- should have occasion tp a-rly Ton
70 pension, 4 majority of tho nldiers
in the war Just closed like ''pse in
the civil war and Spanish 'woricnn
wars have not placed their ~ charges
in places ol security, hut boz "1ny -
'anres are carrying them a~rnd in
their pockOts.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31
RED GROSS NOW GOING
AT Still ANOTHER
BIG JOB
SERVICE INSTITUTES AT THREE
DIFFERENT PLACES.
Practical Training For Disabled Re.
turning Soldiers, Besides Regular
Courses and Lectures 49, Utah's
Capital City Is Selected For Work
Throughout This Section.
The Sun Special Service.

DENVER. Colo. Jan 2O.-The
,lonk, clonk. Of the crulchcs of idle
soldiers will never rcsound in the
streets of America. Street corners
viii never bo marked bv the presence
Iut blind cV-suldicrs selling lead pen.
IUls. The American Red Cross is e..
ing 10 materially assist m making
these facts intcni. Though the GOV.
eminent will provide trimming and
cuplouncnt for disabled soldiers. the
Red Cross through ~ home service
sections. ~ vuing to assume family
burdens while the men are ayailing
themselves Of the uupurtuntics thas
insure aVniust povcrtv and depend
once. After cnrc N one at the most
technical aud difficult duties that dc.
solve upon the Red Cross. and IL Ia
necessary that workers be- trained 10
meet the problems that arise in this
respect.
AZ Snli Lake City. beginning Feb
'uarv 81 Ut Albuuurruuc. n. NJ. be.
ginning February llth. and NJ Den.
YER. Colo. beginning February iTL,
The Rcd Crpss will omen home service
Institutes of SIX weeks duration and
~ which workers will be- gwen q
thorough course IN all lines that per.
tain Ia homo service. Practical trnin.
'ng will De- gwen IN addition 10 the
regular courses and lectures, Every
chapter M this section Of the noun
tain division oi the Rcd Cruas IL ex.
'rcied a. send one or more workcrS.
iccnnsc of the inmnrtnnc, Of train
'nr workers for home service duties
rnnpicrs have lately been authorized
10 meet the evncnsos of those attend
iug the institute.
One Ui The functions ui the horne
ecr,icc worker will be- a. impress
families with the necessity aud hj-
vlninva of allowing the disabled hus-
band, brother ur father 81 avail him.
lrcll of the educational and employ.
invnt advantages afforded bv the
Government The Red Cross will sec
ia 70 that wounded men nrc given no
sisiunCc pending the adjustment o!
their conformation and arrangement
fer his trimming.
Another thing that the Red Cross
wishes Ia impress upon soldiers ant
their relatives n the fact that the NJ
sisinncc rendered through the home
service department Is not charity, but
that, instead, II II an expression OF
lnpprcciaiion and gratitude ON the
part Of the nation for the sacrifice
and service given both by the fighting
,nnn and his family who surrendered
HIM.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31
NEW ORDER SHOULD Be
POPULAR HERE IN
CARBON
UTAH HAS LEGION OF MODERN
HEALTH CRUSADERS.
Boys and Girls Attaining Certain
Efficiency Are Knighted and Also
Given Certificates Showing Stand.
ing-Tournament 10 Be Conducted
All Over the United States.

81 washed my hands before each
uieal TODAY saws Johnny Jones ant
puts "a check in the proper space in
the chart pinned up IN his room. az
washed not only my face. hut M
cars and neck and 7 eleaned NV
finger nails todaV.' saws Mary and
checks the proper space in her chart.
Then they % through the list Of
eleven health chores and check M
their performance for the dav AZ
the end Of two weeks. thew take the
records to their teacher with the par.
cnt's SIGNATURE NJ additional evi.
dence They performed more than
~ pcr cent Of the chores for the two
weeks and tho, arc therefore nwnrd
I'd beautifully Illustrated ccrtifi
cate Of membership IN the Modern
Health Crusaders. with the rank and
title Of page.
After they have performed Mt lcnsi
~ pcr cent Of the health chores fof
three weeks longer they become
snrirps md are nermitted 10 wear ~
nd. white and blue button. picturinp
Liberty holding ont the cnduecus. the
uncicni Greek emblem of healing.
aud carving shield on which il
nmblnyoned the double barred rel
cross. tho emblem IF the health crri
sndc. When five more weeks &C faith.
ful performance Of the health chores
have been COMPLETED they are dubbed
knights and wenr silver nins dcnici
ing nm anchor In helmet and grcaves
holding before him his shield on which
anpears the double red cross The
contest continues five weeks longer.
q total ~ Fifteen weeks. and al Crg.
sndors whn rnmrlrtc the contest with
record of 20 nc- rcnt of the chores
performed nro advanced a. the hivl
CT rank that of KNIGHT hnnncrct. aud
wear q rpli min similar IN design tu
the silver one.
This IL the tournament IN health
knighthnnd ~ be- conducted all over
he United Stpirs frnm Fehrnnrv oar
a. Nav 2iih Nv the irnior member
shin of the American itcd Cross nnd
the national Tuberculosis associations
and tho vnrious state public health
associations Brprrrs will be award
ID ~ the states maxine the best ~.
cords nni In tho schools mud clnssrs
within tho state making the best re-
porig Ia the state organization. Mann
~ the schools In Utah nrc enrolling
their cl1ssos IN the tournament ani
hopes are expressed hv the director of
the Utah Iegion at Modern llcnlil
Crusaders that Utah may win state
banner
The Modern Wealth Crusade has
been pronounced hv eminent author
ties H. boz the most important contn
hutton Vet made Ia the cnusc Of
health education. II teaches health
habits hv prnriicc and not merely hy
prcccni II adds the element Of PLAY
and competition. II transfers some
Of the romance of the mediaeyal cru
rndes To a vital 0uest Of present dny
rhildrcn. And IL grips their interest
until health practices become habit |
unl.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31
UNEMPLOYMENT aRowINa.

DlscOurig NJ conditions Of unem.
"loyment and a growing army of un
employed are the vital problems fac
ing Salt Lake City and all of Utah
az the present, with no immediate
changes for the future, according q
the information contained in a letter
20 Gov. Simon Bcmberger from III.
q, Moullon of the United States de-
uariment of labor IN Washington, u.
T.. The letter gives a digest of labor
conditions covering a period Of six
weeks, showing the rapid changes
from shortage of labor 10 a surpl.a
o' labor in torty-one cities in the
United States. The letter was for
warded 10 Governor Hamburger at the
suggestion of William Is. Wilson,
secretary of labor.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31
RABIES ALARMING IN THE
NORTHERN PART or STATE

Fifteen dogs in the northern part
of Utah are afflicted with rabies, as-
cnrding 10 the state board of health
and instructions haze been given "a
the authorities there 10 muzlle and
place quarantine against CANNES
from that locality
In Ogden child was bitten by "a
rabies infected dog The child is now
under Pasteur treatment, Two chill.
dren n Park city are also reported
Ia have been bitten by a canine that
was suffering with rabies, and thoy
IRE also under treatment.
Quite a number Of dogs in Ogden
Kitten NJ the same time as the child
mentioned above are also afflicted.
according 10 adyices received by tho
state board of health.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31
WOULD PLACE PRICE ON
STATE HIGHWAY sYSTEAs

Senator John bern hns introduced
u bill In the Utah legislature which.
makes tho nresent highway from the
Utah county line east Ia Colorado b.
wav of Price n portion Of the state
mad system. Under the measure. n
4 becomes law. counties may levy n
Hnec'al state road tax Of three mills.
The blll effects every county and ~
crv tnvuayer IN each county of thu
state, IN addition. IL n so drawn as
n provide that no county en- levy
Inves ior Sos roads within Us boun
diaries, which is a provision that
PROMISES ~ no hitte-lv eo""ht -.
ready strenuous opposition 10 this
feature hns manifested itsnlf md tho
Indications are that some strnnT ef-
icri7 viii ho p"t forth In bring about
elimination If H.
This feature provides that commits
siouers ~ the several counties may
levy q tax Of not IN eyceed three mil ,
m my one wear for state rOnd WOW,
within the boundaries of their respee-
tive counties, md that when surl
state road tax has been levied the
commissioners then NAV levy n conn
~ ro1d tov of not IN exceed two
thirds of The amount levied for stat
roads for use mon county roads out
side Of the state road system.
In other words. this proyiso neces
States that the county shall frs
levy a tax for state roads within IT.
jurisdiction before IL can levy any
tax for county road Improvement
The object Of this, it is said, is 10 in
sure that the counties viii raise their
proportionate funds for state road
improvements.
Most of the county road agents ar,
opposed TO the measure.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31
SOLDIERS ABROAD ORDERED
TO WRITE FOLKS AT HOME

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. o..
Failure ot relatives and friends at
home 10 hear from many members OF
the eXpoditionary forces has led Gen
John J. pershing 10 order that every
u,an m the American army in France
mail Ia his nearest relative a post
card giving the present location, state
of health and military unit of the
writer General March announced
the order yesterday, and said special
postcards were being supplied for the
purpose,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31
THIRTY SIX STATES DTrT ARE
FOR NATIONAL PRoHTPTTIoN

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jau. a.
Thirtysix states, the necessary three
fpurths, had certified 10 the -'rte ic-
partment their ratification Of the fed
eral prohibition amendment today,
md preparation of a proclamation 20
make the amendment effective wa,
ordered Certihcation was received
early in the day from Wiaconsin,
North Carolina, Utah and Kansas
The latter being the thirty-siyth state
10 report.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31
NOTICE

hereby gwen that Adoph Ouenhcmer longer
with Black Hawk Mercantile doing
chndsng business llawaha Carbon Utah. his resignation
and having been rendered the
accepted effective Januay 1919 The undersigned has chosen
(Otlenheimerl
its affairs in the capacity
BLACK HAWK MERCANTILE Co,
BY Peter Barhogo Secretary and Treasurer and Manager
Dated, Hiawatha, Utah, Jan. 4, 1910.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31
DISCUSS EXCLAMATION.

w. l.. Hansen, who has charge ct
he colonization department Of the
Mormon church has been called to
Washington, ID. e., 10 confer with tho
director and chief engineer of the
United States reclamation service in
regard 10 big colonization project
al Metropolis, New, for returning sol
iiers. Among the other things being
considered by the reclamation service
Is the Castle Peak project out in the
uintah BASIN of Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31
BLACK HAWK MERCANTILE co

Lyko, a proprietary medicine. con
'nins heavy percentage of alcohol
md cannot be sold in Utah under
PROVISIONS of the prohibition law,
Dan Is, Shields, attorney general, has
ruled An analysis of the medicine
was made by Herman Harms, state
chemist.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31

The price of clover seed received
hy producers has more than doubled
in two years, In Ohio, an important
producing state, formers were receiv-
inc - 20 a hushel November l5, 1914
1880 a year later, and $2O.5O in the
same month in 1918.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31

The past is yours, of course, aud
the future is what You make it, we re
told, but If You investigate you II find
that most of your past really belong,
10 somebody else and your future
largely Is what. others may make 1t
for you.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31
orICK CURE Fon Cnn,p.

Watch out for the first symptoms
Of h0arseness and give Cham erlain's
Cough Remedy az Cnce. II Be- prompt
and effectual.-Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31

If You are unable to think clearly
carly in the morning il means that
Nou have never been able 10 think
clearly any time.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31

II always seems 0 shame that 81
many real gentlemen are engaged il
business that others don't approve.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31
Judging From Our
Splendid Trade


Groceries Of
their this line Full Packing
products, including also Groceries which being added
We who and which
be had places Fresh Sailed Poultry
the like Country and Tho best bread
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31

Great men are known by the COM
pany they don I keep.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31

The spirit Z mortal is proud be
cause il is tn spirit of mortal.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31

We hear mostly about mother love,
hut there really is a good deal OF
father love, too, that deserves oeoa-
sional mention before the funeral.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-31

Rubber stamps and pads, TIE Sun.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-13
Cadd0's Refinery.

A refinery will also be built in Caddo soon.
This refinery will be owned and confronted
mostly by local men with the aid OF some East
land capital The refinery Will be OF sufileleht
capacitv to take care of great deal OF the
production of the Caddo field. There is no re
finery at Caddo at present and all of the OIL is
TRANSPORTED from the Caddo field to the nearest
railroad point by pipe line connections Ihere
are three eght-inch pipe lines running lhIo me
Caddo field with a daily capacity OF about
so 600 barrels of oil. The refinery, as planned
will not only refine crude oil, but VIII handie
the by-products of crude oil.
Caddo is field where there has been but
very little operation by independent companies.
Most of the land was originally leased by the
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company, and later
released to the other large companies, which
have been operating in the fields. Each OF
these COMPANIES has spent thousands of dollars
for suitable living quarters for their employees ;
when these quarters are more complete, more
extensive drilling campaign will be carried out.
There are now three banks at Caddo, and the
fourth one will be opened soon. There are PIC
ture shows and restaurants and hotels when
serve transients. Many homes are beng bullt
for persons who intend to live permanently IN
Caddo but there are hundreds OF families who
still occupy tents and board shacks in the town
nroner and out in the oil fields surrounding
the town. Population in all the Texas oil fields
triple and double IN a few months time.
The Y. NJ. c. A. established its first indus
trial oil field hut at Caddo. Several of these
huts are scattered about over the West Texas
oil fields and serve useful purpose IN dis