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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
OFFERS
OTHER ROUTES
into POLAND
huWiS'lcc Doesn't Bind as 10
Da0ljg They Say

COPt>NNGEN, March ly--Ihe
ull test OF the German reply 20 the
allics concerning the landing Of po.
li.h troops at Dlryg shows ,Iat
Germany made q point that it did not
undertake ~ give free arce', 20 the
Polish army ~ Nc,t Prussia IN the
arml,uDc agfccWcn' with the entente
pourf, The reply says
."Sncc the conclusion OF the arms.
the, the entire '',ui'iOu M Po,rn.
West Prussia and Danlrg has been
entirely changed '
Offering the ports oi S'etiin,
Eocurg'burg. Memcl or Iibau, the
German government says that "all
necessary facilities Tor the speedIcst
possible landing and transit Of Cen
crl IiallrTs army TO Poland will be
puiAod"
"irm the standpoint Of railroad
idr'Ii'gc,' the reply a,tH,. the routes
from these Ilic, lead more speedily
- the goal ~lih1u, en,allng inter
rum'ou 1t lmppr'aoon5 OF TODD
stuff, 10 p9'a0d'
According 70 the Berlin Tageblat'
all psrrc, IN 'he Wcrmar national as
scnbIy including the independent
socialists, approved OF the govern.
mcnts reply 10 the entente note.
The German newspapers generally
support the governments position The
Socialist \orwacrts, for instance, says
that llungay's reception Of the note
recently ent 10 her by the enicnt,
should have taught the entente power,
that Il !, mot only Irhuman, but TOOL.
ish TO treat defeated opponents a,
'layc, upon whom AIRY humiliation car
be imposed"
Tie Berlin Tages 2citung SAYS thai
the 'pirl, Of the note show, the desire
Of the entente absolutely 10 crush Ger,
many while the 1lgeblat lrkcns tn,
demand 10 tho methods with which
c,cry arrogant mal~I fist policy 90.
augurates the realization OF IT'S prcda
tory plans
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TOE IS TRIMMED
TO ENTER NAVY
Recruit Applicant Now viii
Become Real Cob, u

I l.. Luce B, a photographer and
he wants 10 ge, into the signal corps
Of the army IT wasn't ,he ilr't time
he had applied ios enlistment IN the
service, when he presented himself
at the army recruiting office this
morning He had tired many times
to get into the army and nay, and
each time was rejected ior the same
rcason--a hammer Toe Cor as Ser
geant krchs explained, an abnOrmally
large "hlg' toe ON hs right foot But
this morning he had some fresh IN.
formation for tho recruiting officials
I've had that toe trimmed" he
said as he limped into the Office. 81
Just rented a doctor and a hospital
for few days, and ehre ! am again"
An he'll get in tins time Just as
soon as he IS over the elects OF the
operation, according TO the recruiters
here.
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GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
tORN-- Npnn High Low Closo

CHICAGO. March 90 Corn showed
decided weakness to-day aH result Of
general liquidation by holders. Pros
poets that the hugo Argentine surplus
would CONTINUE TO be a bearish factor
appeared 10 be the chief suorce OF dis
cusslon Opening prices, which ranged
from NC OF TO &c advance, with May
sl.i5. to ylibA and July N.Ni1 to
sh35, the market was followed by n
material general setback after trans
lent upturn.
Week END covering by shorts led TO
sudden upturn In the last hour The
close WAS strong lac 10 Sc net higher
with May NAN to EA, and July
si37N to tl.3IAnls
oats gave way under moderately sn-
creased country offerings. After opening
nc lower to u c gain. with May 62a 10
62iqc. the market hardened little and
then suffered sharp decline.
Firmness In the hog market strength
ened provisions
N Later the market received m add
tional stimulus from word thnt the gov
ernment had given big buying order
for lard compound,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
CzechS to Get
Baltic Outlets


PARIS, Friday, March 8--Ham-
burg and S,e,tln are considered the
natural commercial outlets TO the sea
for Czecho- -Slovakia. according to a
decision reached today by the COM
mission on the international regime
OF waterways, ports and railways.
This action, which grants the de-
mands OF the Czech Slovak delegates
70 the peace conference, would pro-
vide, il finally approved, that the
new republic enjoy every privilege as
TO foreign commerce at the two ports
as il they actually belonged TO It.
Czecho- Slovak trade would reach
Hamburg and Stcttn through the
Elbe and Oder rivers on boats flying
the Czecho-S -Slovak colors. In add
ton to these craft, the republic would
be allowed to possess a merchant sea
fleet.
The same privilege would be ex-
tended TO Switzerland regarding nav
, igation OF the Rhine and the opera
ticn OF merchant vessels
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NEW YORK coTron FUTURES.

NEW YORK. March 90 Reports ~
Impro. INK weather IN tte south Rud
rather l,4 pufigIUg weekend re-
view. uf iN guOdT trade probably Hc-
ountcd for further realizing and goat
tered lorrl selling in the cotton market
dgrnr todnys early trading The
opening w1s stead a. a de liu" ut n 10
4 point on the Old and NJ ! 80 10
points on IN" new style months Their
was Flwr luyinE, uy spot houses and
IlNoruonl but the demand was readily
supplied ind n'N StyI" months sold -
80 90 points net lower shortly after the
call, with May touching 2itia20 J3c.
After tho decline 10 1850 for May
and % blc Tor October the market
rallied on covering. trade buying and
scattering support which wah en-
cournged by strength In The stock mar
ket and the appearance - moderate
buying orders here from N. south
New style May sold up 20 2is3c and
October to % 2jc with the market clos
INK stead, net points higher TO 90
points lower
Cotton spot duiet. mdiiing IS 25c
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AUTO MEN TO
HOLD BANQUET
National President and Gov
ernor Robertson to Speak,

A dinner which, il is expected, will
be the largest gathering of automo-
bile men ever held in the state, will
be held in the Chamber OF Com
merce tonight by the Oklahoma Au-
tomobile Dealers association, in hon
or of the annual visit to this city OF
$. w, A. Vesper. president OF the
National Automobile Dealers asso-
Cition.'
Vesper will give the principal ad-
dress OF the dinner on the work OF
the national body in Washington in
the interest OF trade during the war,
Governor Robertson will also give an
address on the ss00OOOM road bond
issue and on House Bill No. SW
which was recently protested by local
automobile owners.
The dinner will be served by the
ladies OF the haywood Christian
church About 800 automobile deal
crS from all over the state will he
present at the meeting according to
George Woods
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Prices ~ the various grades Of cattle
are approximately as follows;
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VAUGHN IS ELECTED
HEAD OF eLKS HERE

Oklahoma Cr'g 'yIgc q T. . I. at
n, regular meeting held la.l night IN
INK hall. elected norman " Vaughn
exalted ruler n nll the uncApred
term OF Oliver Black Vaughn ), a
lie member ui the Oklahoma C,ly
lodge and incidentally editor and
publisher on '1c National AK, Horn
Of - Lomt 80 llc Was formerly
president of the Missouri l'k, as,o-
Cia'lOn.
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GERMAN INDUSTRIAL
i STRIKES SPREADING

COPENHAGEN, March %. 49, The
strikes in the Ruhr industrial region
are extending, according TO dispatches
from Essen today Thirty thousand
men are reported out. At meeting
Of the strikers a, Langendreer, near
Dortmund, on Thursday, demands
we're formulated including the forma-
ton Of a revolutionary workman's
guard, the establishment OF political
and economic relations with the Rus
sian soviet government and the dis
armament OF the Poles in Germany.
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Allied Mission
AT Danziq Safe

PARIS, March 9.-Hayas)-A
rumor was in circulation here last
night that the inter allied mission at
Danzig has been interned. This morn
ines newspapers, however. declare
that no confirmation Of this rumor
had been received in French official
quarters
According 10 the Paris edition Of
the London Daily Mail a telegram
received at the French foreign office
reported serious disorders had oc-
Cured at Dantig, instga,cd by the
Pan Germans. The work OF the mis-
sion is being hanpered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
CUT ON COTTON,
PLEA OF KNAPP
Danger From 0verpIanting
Can't Be Estimated,

WASHINGTON, March 2o-Cot-
ton farmers and business men OF the
south are in a critical situation this
spring, Bradford Knapp. chief of tie
office OF extension work, south, Of
the department Of agriculture, told ex-
tension forces recently in outlining
some OF the difficulties Of farming in
the south this year, and the Importance
OF safe farming
III the south plants as large an
acreage to cotton as in 1918 ard has a
good season resulting III large crop,
the possible danger 10 southern pros
periiy can scarcely be oycr-estlmated," ;"
declared Mr. Knapp
Urges More Livestock.
"a balanced system Of agri-
culture is the best answer to this
problem, not only in 1919, but In any
year in peace or in war. The safety
and security OF the southern people
depend greatly upon the production OF
the food necessary for the people and
the feed necessary for the increasing
livestock"
Mr., Knapp pointed out that the ex-
change value of cotton in relation to
the retail price OF necessities OF life,
was no different when cotton was
worth 80 cents pound in 1918 from
what il was when cotton was worth II
cents i'll years before the war
Put Farm on Cash Basis.
Reduction OF cotton acreage was
urged by Mr.. Knapp not so much by
level cut Of certain proportion OF
the acreage OF every farm, as by con-
verting every farm into a seli-Sustain-
ing unit. He urged getting on cash
basis instead OF a credit basis and
selling the excess products OF the farm
to supply the living expenses,
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, March ?9.--HOOs.
receipts / 500. steady to Zoe higher.
Bulk sls75ul9 30; heavies &i9,350 1910;
medium weights iise0Qis30. li9hta
SIS. 5OalssO. pigs 10000 1925. CAT
TIE: receipts s00 calves 30, Steady
20 lower Heavy beef steers Si39O6
l9 co. light beef steers 80 &9sbTlTs5: cove
and heifers SsS5nl5.0 90; Gamers u sos
rs; calves fi0.75ali. 90: stockers 3s.39
Til57b, SHEEP: receipts 200; 7bc t0
81 rs lower, lambs 1i7i0dis7s ewes
Sl9 0Offlt00
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ALLIED ARTILLERY
POUNDS RED LINES
Try The Associated Press

ARCHANGTL, Friday. March q.
Allied artillery was active today in
the vicinity OF the village of Boil
shoia Orera, but the cloudy weather
hindered the work Of the avia,ors
who were observing the effects Of the
cannonade.
in the meantime the allied forces
holding the road on both sides OF the
town were engaged in strengthening
their pbsi,ions.
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WALL STREET

NEW YORK. March % Hurried
covering Of short contracts attended
the acttve and strong opening of to.
days stock market tho entire list ea-
cepting transportntlons suppementtnG
yesterdays gains. General Motors wan
the central feature. advancing almost
points In the first half hour. whils
Mexican Petroleum gained 2 points.
Other motors, oils. equipments. food
shares and shippings participated In
variable degree. United States steel
ard copperJ were subjected TO profit
taking soon after the opening, other
lea dcts also yielding fractionally.
NEW YORK, March 2g.-Another up
turn OF prices at tho outset OF todays
stock market session. particularly In
oils. motors and allied spacIalties, with
gains Of TO points, Invited profit
taking In steels. coppers shippings and
tobaccos but the reaction was relatively
moderate. Food and fertilizer shares
developed unusual activity and strength
later, dealings In corn products. cot
ton oil, lnseed oil California Packing,
Wilson packiHg and Virginia -Carolins
Chemical with gains Of | to 10 points
being especially noteworthy.
Industrial Alcohol American Can,
Western Union and secondary equip-g
men,s also strengthened. The closing
was Irregular. Sales approximatsd
tb0, 900 shares
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With a family OF six, Lieut.. 6. S.
Dale, OF the United States Naval Re
cruiting station, announced today that
he had squeezed into two small rooms.
the only ailable spot in Oklahoma
City. when his solder-landlord re-
turned and claimed his home.
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Allies Sent No
UltImatum to Foe

PARIS, March pa recent note
sent by the allies to the German arm
istIcc commission at Spa regarding
he landing OF General HaIler's Polish
orccS At Danzig, did no, take the form
ot an ultimatum as stated by the
Polish newspapers, according TO MAJ
eel iiutin IN the Echo de Paris.
The newspapers. however, declares
that the allies vii Insist upon the land
ng OF General lIaller's troops at Dan.
yIH
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wAHT no BUY

4 room bungalow with garage.
WI Iny $500 10 $500 cash.
Irst D monthly payments 500 ~ enrh
'"ond monthly payments 300 each
Third . monthly payments NJ 20 each
BM. mon my payments 700 ehch
Payments without Interest To cost
81 600 to 5000 Address ~, Okla
hpman,
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. March 2e-HOGs: receipts
3 o00 strong To loc higher Bulk Sis. "a
1890, heavy Si9b0yis55, lights
sis 00d ~ so. pigs Si5.T5mi77S. CAT.
TILE: receipts 900; soc to 75c higher.
SHEEP: receipts 1000, s5c to Sh0o
lower,
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SCAN7, P|CKINc 4
FOR BEEF BUYERS
Supply Of Butcher Cattle for
Week Is Small.


CATTLE Killers mad week of sIifn
picking ana meek ana humble NJ re-
yoIpts forced them 20 be-. they put on
only IN small bites Any advance hare,
huWeyer, Wis contrary to the west
Wide situation northern Jnarkets all
brDuEiug badly beef In too scarce 10
naily 30 cot much figure, &l20ft15
bnEls for plain 10 pretty good cattir
being the seal" and called steady Tor
the week Hecelpts for thu week show
small gain. hut are stili about one
MIRA ~ ac'unl needs Shs stuff ad-
NJured another quarter. closing now
fr from the high spot of all times on
good kinds Chsicc cows are selling
so 5Oulla1 rud medium TO good
hu'rhrfA ts2i 90 with plain kinds
ti.2ous Heavy cutters around ts.50p
, nud Gamers and low cutters $3.50
+ 25 Ilulls steady While vesirrs con-
tuue nj Sllut2 heavy calves dropped
mostly 81 aud now bring ssb0uT,1J.
Stockcrs and feeders were active all
week. closing little higher Big de-
maud for weightv steers dealers get
ting quite few away from packers nj
iI2u 10 J0 StockerG, II weighty. do
good. ,9nll being the range while twos
cold up 10 Sc 90. Stock cows and heifcrs
fully steady
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. March 20 CORN No 3
yellow, tsdi SIC; No. I yellow. li2d
/ bgc. OATS. standard G2A IGlr RYE.
No .. e0dlG2c BARLEY. 1000
1IHr
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. March o. Potatoes
steady; northern sucked, bulked whites
u. S. grade /, ,liOtlso western rus
sets t2l5.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March s9.-COFFEE
Rio No Z, l6ac, futures firm, May
10 soc, July II SOC.
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PROVISIONS
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. March 20 BUTTER
lower. creamery bbc, firsls 53c, sec
onds sic. packing 3ac. EGGS: firsts
3Sc POTATOES and POULTRY. un-
changed
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CHICAGO, March 20 BUTTER
higher; creamery. bSu soc. EGGS firm
flrsts, 39hc; ordinary. 37p3shc nj
mark, cases included, 3sNd3ghc.
POULTRY. alive unchanged.
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ST LOUIS

ST LOUIS. March % tCOEN No p,
1G2c No white. iJidl &c., OATS
No. white. 6in ns5hc
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

Wh%TGD TU MY direct from owner.
f1r cash. six building mtos Tor owen.
mrs -Four I0.fret itunlAgc nnd two
Z. feet fOntnrc. between lIth ana goth
streets ara l.ns' ~ ClasHcn boulevard.
wan only consider first olntS ln.utionT
iddfcss A Il Llughfclt cor 33th and
Ml.lrIn AAn nklNMnmH NLIN Ohm
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ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO.

ST. LOUIS, March - Poultry and
butter unchanged. EGG. 3sNc
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Oklahoma Trust Co.


J0S-l0 Insurance Bldg Maple ~
OFT of TOWN owner here for few
days 20 sacrifice two well located
residences on paved streets, hot water
heat, corner lot garage, servants room,
In fact nll conyerIences, Both places
are clear OF debt and are going TO he
sold below their value. on very easy
terms. ~ NJ. Malone, Lee Hucklns
hotel
FOR SALE
Ny furnished home, one OF the clas-
slcst il-room homes In the city. Fur
niture alone cost 5000. | will sacri-
fee this beautiful homo with furniture
complete for $40 000. Cali Maple 1896
today.
FOR sALE-6-room modern house;
good basement and garage. to see,
cHll at 1924 w I?th.
S-ROOm Aircraft, 100
All modern; basement, furnace: cor
ncr. 7OxlOO, $500 win handle, possession
April /.
q. @. EVANS,
az Amer Bank Bldg. Walnut 2a55.
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COT TON

tLw DulrAs4 NnrA 90 Cotton
,lUs,a u1. r'..I. uf 10 1,.lIno NJ 2UH
., pmNF u.y. H'iiy b' d'Onue oi
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. March e9 cash
wheat unchanged 10 &c higher. No. !
hard, 81 6OG e6? 40. .. t2Go. No. /
red. S26lM2s2. No ?, s. 5SH2 60.
CORN unchanged TO 20 lower, No .
mixed, tl57al5S. No . white, NGt.
No. . yellow, tlb1aL5s OATS, lc
lower No 2 white. SIC. No, : mixed,
sSts dssc RYE. Nbs.
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ASK=zSEE-BUY

Nm - 0LI4-BUT
SHIELDS ADDITION BARGAlN-s-
room California bungalow for only
s. 800: $500 cash and i2j per month. In
Cludlng interest and principal
SlN-RuOM California bungalow
north. on corner . full lots, $500
81 600 cash viii give you possession.
OKLAHOMA BUNGALOW, concrete
drive Hud garage only S2.s50, $500 cash.
A RARE BARGAIN In i-room home
on fun lots, between car lines, IN
Capitol Hiu. for only 81 500; 5000 cash.
EIGHT ROOM BARGAIN on fun
lots, garage. basement and furnace. for
only ti.7i0. tefins.
Farms and garden tracts for sale We
buy houses to move away or wreck. We
hIIN llhnrlN hnnnH
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Bungalow $3.50

- The best bungalow home buy
~ Oklahoma city. rooms. ga
rage and driveway; 33,7b000;
part cash, balance like rent, Max, ap-
poin,ment 10 see this one.
ChaA Il. Thomas.
Real Estate Dept.
u r. STUART q co.
~ W. Main. Maple 76
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Best Buy I'm City

3 room house huHeWeu' garage. 500
nN't Nrst I'm, iI.7jooo Walnut EE
WAITED y or G-Iopm modern ,loHr-
if. north side $500 oHHh, balance
mor'hl, Baxter. NHrl mag
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE BY ONNER--5-room mod %
crn cottage. large sleeping porch
rlli West Main Walnut Jiyl
BY OWSER-Modern 5-room house
rloso 20 car and school. s27j0. part
terms 800 West 5oth walnut 1866 II.
LAST liTH STREET SPECIAL.
New S-roon hOuse. ono of the most
comnlcte houses on that street 5000
Walnut 4Ji1.
BY OWNLR-7-Eoom, hard wood.
furnace heat, on Classen. Walnut
tIgs
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KANSAS CITY. March 90 Close
CORN, March sl5sit: May, fli9H
July, 81 S9is September. fill.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20
PATHE To FILM
THE ROAD RACE
Motion Pictures to be Made
Of the Start and
Finish

Motion pictures Of the FL Paso 10
Phoenix road race viii be made both
at FL Paso ana at Phoerix with pic
lures Of road scenes between. accord
ing 20 o. A. Auitman. local represen-
tativs of the Pathe News. who Mon
day arranged with the automotve
trades and highways department OF
the chamber OF commerce to make the
pictures.
The start win be filmed as the
racers leave the mark near the cement
plant and after the last speed demon
has whiried away. Mr.. Aultman wiz
take the train for Phoenix. where he
viii shoot the three winning cars as
they enter the Arizona fair grounds
At noon Monday it seemed certain
that the entry list VIII pass s. cars
Nearly 30 cars had paid their entry
fees. cars from Fort Worth. Texas.
and northern Nevada were entered
Monday.
Inquiries were received from Phoe-
nix asking when the official race
guides issued by the chamber OF com
merce VIII be available.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20
Iron And Steel Industry
Workers Shol0 Greatest
Increase IN Their Pa

washington. Z. c. Oct zo.-The
increase in the earnings per hour Of
employees in principal industries in the
last six years was greatest in the iron
and steel Industry, according 70 a
statement made public today by the
bureau OF statistics OF the labor de-
partment. While in some depart
ireuts the pay was greater than in
others in all departments collectively
the hourly pay OF steel iron workers
IN 1919 was 221 percent Of the hourly
wage In 1913.
+ The smallest increased earnings
were those in the mill work industry
where the increase Of 1913 over 1913
was but 81 percent In the other nine
industries for which figures we're
given the increases varied from 81 to
"a percent These included cotton
wooden. silk. clothing. uuoer7 ear,
shoes. furniture and cigar factory
workers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20
Quarizsite Rebuilding
Out OF Storm RUNS

PnoenlN- Arlz.. Oct s0.-Quartzsite
is rebuilding in fragmentary fashion.
mainly from the heaps Of debris left
By the cloudhurst that swept that min
ing camp away Only one house in
the settlement excaped damage The
store was wrecked in the flood and
its stock strewn afar on the desert
The storm is said TO have been
only about half a mile wide and over
district that started at La Paz on
the Colorado, but in length was about
% miles 70 a poin. 10 miles east OF
Quartzsite. Rain was known outside
q the section, but was not so torren-
tial. though cages outside 81 he
flooded area are said to have shown
four Inches Of rainfall after the storm.
The Indians Of the locality say the
storm was the worst ever known.
They have called the district bad
medicine and have moved away.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20
Tobacco Habit
Dangerous

says Doctor Conner, formerly OF Johns
Hopkins hospital Thousa uds Of men
suffering from fatal diseases would
Be In perfect health today were Il not
for the deadly drug Nicotine. Stop
the habit now before It's too late IT'S
simple process to rid yourself OF the
tobacco habit in any form Just 20 to
any up-to-date drug store and get
some Nicotol tablets. take them as d.
rected and To- the pernicious habit
quickly vanishes. Druggists refund
the money II they rail Be sure TO read
large and interesting announcement
by Doctor Conner soon TO appear in
this paper. II tells OF the danger OF
nicotine poisoning and how to avoid
80 In the meantime try Nicotol tab
let's you viii be surprised at the re-
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