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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-02-13
Thursday


AUNT IN FLORENCE
Miss Ella Shumway is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. S. X. Huber. in Florence.
ARE VISITORS IN
PUEBLO TODAY
Mrs. J. A. Henderson and son BUS
ter" went to Pueblo this morning to
visit Mrs. Henderson's Oldest son. who
is employed by the Arkansas Valley
Auto Company.
TRANSFERRED TO
THE DENVER OFFICE
Miss Clara Kelly who is employed
with the Western Union Telegraph
Company. has been transferred to the
Denver office. and left for that place
today. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Millman. who will visit with her a
fes- days there.
WAS THE GUEST OF
, u HER PARENTS HERE
Mrs. J. d. Millman OF New York
city, who has been here month visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Patton on Pear street. East Canon.
left today for Denver where she will
visit a short time before returning to
her home.
MAKES PURcHAsE Of
TEN-AcRE TRACT
MAIDS Madsen has purchased 10
acre trace on West {, an.ds ayccCc -e.
Gently owned by Mrs. Anna Sommer-
Vile.
SHERIFF NEwcoMB
ILL WITH THE oFIP
Sheriff w. II. Newcomb has been
confined to his bed for several days
with an attack OF the grip, but is re-
ported better today.
GEORGE cHETELAT
VISITS COUSIN
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hin of Grip
pie Creek are enjoying visit from
Mrs Hills cousin. George Chetelat OF
Canon City.
THE SINGERS ARE
LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Singer will leave
this evening for California points
where they expect TO spend the next
three or four months. Long Beach
win be their headquarters for short
time.
RETURNS TO HIS OLD
HOME AT sTioLER, OKLA
Chester Gay. who was mustered oul
OF the service ut Camp Funston. and
has been the guest OF his father. J. y
Gay. here for the past month. re-
turned TO his old home nt Stiglcr
Okla, whore he will stay for AN 10
definite time.
IN DtlEn n
AND SPENT SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Guy James mosored Il
Pueblo Sunday asd spent tho day viii
f'Ienda.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY
HOME FROM DENVER
District Attorney T. Lee witcher ar
rived home this afternoon from Den-
yer where he has been the past few
days on business.
PHIL BLoxHEM rs
NOME FROM ARMY
Phil Bioxem got In this afternoon
from the army. Phil looks strong
and healthy and none the less for
wen-
n. w. hAptEY
MAKES VISIT TO sALfpA
H. w. Hadiey went TO Cotopaxi this
afternoon for u short business visit.
Late this evening he will go on to sa-
Ida where he wall remain until Satur-
day night.
is A sALinA VISITOR
FOR REST OF WEEK
A r Curry went to Saiida this aft
erroon and expects TO be absent about
a week
RALPH WANN A
FLORENCE VISITOR THURSDAY
Ralph wann OF the wann Motor
Nohhpaay IN
ence. II was business.
MADE A BUSINESS TRIP
TO CANON CITY THURSDAY
Carl Zengie of Florence spent Thurs.
day in Canon City on business.
r. p. SMITH SPENT
WEDNESDAY ~ DENVER
Frank p. Smith spent Wednesday
In Denver on business. He was Joined
on his homeward trip by his son Har-
old. who was returning from Kansas
City.
RESUMES HIS OLD
POSITION ON BEAVER PARK
Charles White is again supcrintend
ert OF bitches on Beaver Park. The
Penrose people say. There is work
that should be done before next irrigs
ton season and from the last year's
-csults all seem TO think that matters
are y -cod hands when left to Mr
White"
REGIONS AS RocKvALE
RED CROSS PRESIDENT
The Rockyale chapter OF the Red
Cross held n business session Mt tho
Y. N. G. A. building Thursday evening
when Miss Grace Payne presented her
resignation as president, after 10
months os loyal ard efficient service
During the time between August. 1918,
and February. 1918. t57 garments have
been completed ythis organization
Civilian relief work was done at tho
beginning OF the iniiuenza epidemic.
furds were provided for widow who
had not received her allowance from
the government, for her sons services
and other acts OF service were rem
dered from time 10 time. The Rock.
vale chapter has sSo7.70 to It's credit
nominating committee has bcep
appointed to nominate offices to suo
coed those whose terms have expired
WENT TO COLORADO
SPRINGS YESTERDAY
w. NJ Clark. superintendent OF the
Mountain division OF the Arkansas
Valley Light and Power Company.
went TO Colorado Springs yesterday
afternoon on business trip. lilo OK.
poets to bo gone for a cfw days.
is REPORTED I'LL
WITH THE INFLUENZA
Elmer KcIr IL confined 10 hIs home.
2os Wort Stanley avenue. with an Mt.
tack OF ipfiuonsa. but Ii getting along
ficely.
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Tuesday
is coNvALEScING

FROM PNEUMONIA
Miss Nellie Catlin, who has been i'll
with pneumonia at her home for the
past week, is reported improving to-
day. x; d.
is HERE VISITING
FROM LovELAND. COLO.
Mrs. Dan Monroe and little daughter
arrived here last night from Loveland,
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. T. Wood.
WILL BE HOME FROM
DENVER THIS EVENING
Ralph Wann of the Wann Motor
Company, Inc. will arrive home from
the capital city this evening, where he
has been for a day or two on business.
TAKING CARE OF
DAUGHTER IN PUEBLO
Mrs. Walter Eastman of 325 North
Fifteenth street is in Pueblo where
she was called to take care of her
daughter. Mrs. B. B. Macmillan, who
is suffering from Spanish Influenza.
NOTICE.
The banks will be closed all day
tomorrow, February IL. in honor OF
Lincoln's birthday.
HAS RETURNED FROM
MILLINERY OPENING
Miss Ethel White of the White mil
linery, returned home from the milli-
merry market and is ready to give the
ladies of Canon iCty the very latest in
hat styles. The new colors that pop
ular for spring are Liberty red, henna
blue and black.
COPY OF EARLY DAY SCENES.
LOCAL BOY DOING
NATIONAL USED ART WORK
Robert Amick, son of w. L. Amick,
1928 River street, who was raised in
Canon City and received his education
in the public schools here, has had
some of his art work used by the Win
chester Arms Company on a calendar
that they distribute nationally. The
nucleus of the work that Robert sold
to the Winchester Arms Company is
taken from the Angelus. 1t shows an
American farmer at a halted plow,
with hat in hand. looking up to the
sky where he sees in the clouds the
outline of Old Glory. j. W. Jenkins,
ioSai PSotohlCc ouOuiu DS
credited with this mention of the work
as he has a copy of the Illustration re-
ferred to-
Welded SUNDAY BY
THE REV. koNkEL
Miss Lillian Esther Allen of this
city and Earl Harris of Florence were
united in marriage by Rev. Guy e.
KoIkel at the Methodist parsonage.
1908 Greenwood avenue, at 10 O'Clock
last Sunday morning in the presence
'of few intimate friends. The offi-
cial witnesses of the wedding cere-
mony we're Mr.. and Mrs Allen, par.
oT;s o. the bride. and Mrs Nettie Har-
: 3. s ster-in law OF the groom. The
happy couple will make their home in
Florence.
BEN MrNTosH DIED
OF PNEUMONIA MONDAY
| Benjamin Mcintosh died at the
Holmes hospital at 7 o'clock Monday
evening from pneumonia, following a
brief illness from the influenza. The
deceased was a mirer by occupation
and resided at sol West New York
avenue. South Canon. He leaves a
widow. two small children, mother and
one sister. besides wide circle of
friends to mourn his untimely demise.
No arrangements for the funeral and
intermert have yet been made. Tbey
viii be announced later.
GUEST OF HAGGhRTS
RETuRN5 TO GILMAN
Miss Bozban, who has been visit.
ing the Haggsrt home In this city for
few days, returned 30 Gilman. Coin.
Monday afternoon Miss isonzbsn ~
In charge Of thc Rad Cross hospital at
tho Empire Zine plant In that place.
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy James mosored 10
Pueblo Sunday esd spent tho day with
f'Ienda.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-02-13

Miss Bozban, who has been visit.
ing the Iiaegsrt home In this city for
few days, returned 20 Gilman. colo..
Monday afternoon Mlss nonzbsn is
In charge of thc Rad Cross hospital at
tho Empire zinc plant In that place.
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Friday

fore going to work in his chosen line,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-02-13

Mra. William Dollar entertained q
arw friends at her home on Pike ave
nue last nigbt al o'clock dinner In
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-02-13

Harold Smith who has bocn taking
an advanced course IN automobile mo
chsnifAi repair work In Ksnsaa City
for Tho past three months. cumo home
"wednesday niHhf for n briof visit be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
WarShibS Need
Repairs After
Long War Work
Efficiency of Navy Re
duced by the Continuous
Operation of Seacraft.

Washington. D. c.. Nov. 2s-The et-
ficiency Of many ships Of the navy
has been reduced by continuous op-
Grafton during the war without the
usual overhauling and a large ex-
penditure OF money viii be required
TO put them in repair. rear admiral
r S Griffin. chief OF the bureau OF
steam engineering. said today IN his
annual report
The propeuing machinery particu-
larry suffered, the report said. but
owing to the expert service per
formed by the navy's repair ships. not
a single combatant ship was with
drawn from service during tho war.
unless repairs were previously sched-
uled-
Activities % t5s bureau during the
year have been marked by a highly
satisfactory prosecution Of engine
construction TO meet the new ship
building program Tather than by new
technical Developments the report
said. The electrical propulsion sys-
TEN on the dreadnaught New Mexico,
which has been adopted for all fut IRE
big ships. was commended in<the re-
port, which said the New Mexico had
demonstrated a saving In fuel OF ap-
proLimately twenty percent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

Paso Overall company. Dodge
39l750-N- v. Nixon, 1015 East over
land street Ford
5sl551-J. Glen Kirste. 800 West
Franklin street. Stutz-
291f56-W. ]. O'BrieR. Al East Mis-
souri,, Maxwell
321757-J. T. Mullin. $3.50 Monroe
street, Essex
39l75s-L- j. Uoham. 10s East Ne
vada, Overland
39l75s-Wm- Z. Jacobs. T04 Mesa ave-
nue.. Ford
3917so-W. J. Stahmann. Clint. Texas,
Essex
391761-J. G. Knbourne. Clint, Texas.
Chevrolet
591762-De Kyle Smith. los North
Stanton, Ford T.
3s1763-L- II Bacon, Garden theater.
Ford.
591764-W. J. Stahmann, Clint. Texas,
Ford y.
5sI755-Warkins Motor Co. Dodge.
391l66-Watkins Motor Co. Hudson.
391767-Wm- J. Lynch. Fort Bliss,
Essex
5s17ss-Jas- A pick Co. Ford
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
BUREAU WILL
REMAIN HERE
Employment Office to be
Reorganized and Results
VIII be Watched.

The city employment bureau VIII
be maintained temporarily, at least
II VIII be reorganized. however, and
the personnel changed. and II the re-
organization isn't more efficient than
the present organization the bureau
viii be abolished
Action 10 this effect was taken by
the city council at a meeting Thurs
day.
The council granted the Tri-State
Telephone company the privilege OF
maintaining its present rates Tor the
present A definite decision on tele-
phone rates may be reached BY the
first Of the year.
A committee from the labor unions.
headed BY W. j. Moran, and a com
nittee headed by c. n. Idar from the
Mexican societies. spoke, and H. IL
Walker spoke in favor Of maintaining
the employment bureau
Mrs. Julia sharp said that women
sent out from the employment bureau
were independent and inefficient The
average woman sent from the bureau
charges S125 a day and cartare both
ways and wants every thing IN your
refrigerator, she asserted
AIRS. Stanley BeFans said that be-
fore the city employment bureau was
established good help was plentiful
I'VE can get better help by going
out on the street and finding servants
than we can by calling at the ou-
reau.~ said Mrs. ". 6. Roe.
Mayor Charles Davis asked airs
sharp, Yrs. Roe. Mrs. Bevan and other
interested women TO visit the bureau
and make recommendation 70 the
council regarding its management
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
KiWaniS Club
NOn1inGteS It's
Me10 Officers
Election VIII Be Held
Next Week at Regu-
lar Session.

Officers for the Kiwanis club FOL
the coming year were nominated al
the weekly luncheon wednesday. The
regular election viii be held at the
next meeting. The officers are tc
take office at the first meeting, II
January.
The club members also voted TO re-
main in the southwestern district Of
Kiwanis. which includes the states Of
New Mexico. Arizona and the west
part Of Texas rather than TO go into
the regular Texas district A com
mittee consisting OF J. A smith. Scott
White and J. ". Peaz was named TO
make an investigation OF the south
western district and TO report on the
towns which are eligible for Kiwanis
club Organization.
The nominations. including those
made by q committee and the floor
nominations. for the various offices
follow;
PresIdent-Frank WhiteIoek. C. F
Putnam, sam Giuett and Allen p
Grabbing
First vice president-W. P. 3. Nc
Sain and Seth B. Orndorff
Second vice president-Dr. J. ".
Cathcart, Rev ". n Farley.
Directors (six to be elected)-Ross
Bryan, c. C. Hill. Dr.. E. J. Cummings.
o. A Bell r r Gilbert, Barry Hage-
don, L H Tucker, J. A Brennan. DR..
J. ". Cathcart. S L Davis. T. 4 FRS.
Rev. W II Farley, sam Gillett, Allen
r Grabbing. C. n Harvey. J. F. Null
lin, ". P. B. McSain. c. v. Nafe. Seth
B. Orndorff. ". II. Payne, Frank J.
Turner, Sam watkins, Scott White,
Frank J. Whitelock, Jasper Wool
bridge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
KaiSeY:S Staff
Deserts Village
Life For Berlin
Former Emperor Finds His
Entourage Do Not Like
Quiet Existence.

Amerongen. Holland, Nov. 25.-Al-
though the former German emperor
appears TO have found the quiet life
at Amerongen TO his liking. members
OF his personal suite have grown tired
Of village existence and recently there
have been several changes in the ex-
emperor's encourage.
Since Dr. Foerstner. who for many
months acted as personal physician to
the former emperor and empress. de-
parted for Berlin. about six weeks
ago. there have been two new German
doctors at Bentinck castle The latest
IS Dr. Alfred Haehner, who came from
Cologne a few days ago.
Gen. Won Dommes. who had been
chief Of the personnel suite for sew
erai months, has returned 10 Berlin,
either on vacation or permanently.
and was succeeded by Frederick Won
Betz, Of Berlin, who was a court Of
ucal under the old regime
Countess Kellar, woman in waiting
10 the eL-empress. remains in service.
however a system OF vacations in
Germany has been inaugurs ted for the
former royal pairs personal servants.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
CHILDREN JOIN
IN BIC CONTEST
Crowds Throng War Elk
hibit at Workman Shows.
Prizes Are Offered.

Several times last evening the
doors to the big free war exhibit
with the Workman carnival which Is
at West Overland and Durango
streets under the auspices Of the FL
Paso Rescue home had TO be closed
The big tent was crowded to capacity
and when admittance was refused
hundreds for the time being, they
waited patiently for the crowd within
TO hear the lecture and make room
for others.
The free exhibit was one OF the
most magnetic attractions on the car
niVal grounds The tent stands in
the street. the anchorage for the big
poles being huge bags Of sand laid
on the pavement The tent is SON
modious and well arranged. the 5000
relies being displayed in cases and
set in the center and at the sides. IN
the rhrongs were scores Of FL Paso
children anxious 10 post themselves
70 enter the prize contest conducted
by the Fl Paso Herald.
For the best three essays on the
war collection the El Paso Herald
VIII give cash prizes The first prize
is SO and the second and third prizes
are IS each. These Will be awarded
TO some school children in this city
Il does not require any registration
70 enter the contest
The rules are simple and all school
children can follow them.
To enter the contest all one has to
do is TO write an essay OF 800 words
on the war exhibit as a whole or any
display IN the war exhibit. Then
send or mail Il to the Essay Contest
Editor. the FL Paso Herald. It viii
be filed with other essays until the
contest closes Friday. December g. at
noon The essays will then be sub
mitted 10 a board OF three. rome o.
whom viii be connected with the e
Paso Herald or the WORKMAN Shows.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
Bowels Begging for Help

Torpid liver pleading for assist
ance2 How careless TO neglect these
things when Dr. kings New LIE
Pills so promptly. mildly. yet effect
itely come 10 their relief
Leaving the system uncleaned.
clcgEed D bowels unmoved. results in
heaIth-destructive after-effectA Let
stimulating. ronic-in-action Dr.
Kings New LIE Pills bring you the
happiness OF regular. normal bowel
and liver functloning- Keep feeling
fit. doing the work Of a nan or
woman who finds relish IN t. All
uggists-25c-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
YOU Can MAKE
Y0URSKIN WHITE
SOFT And CLEAR
With the Lovely Tint Of
Youth.
By the Use Of the Popular
Black and White Beauty
Treatment.

II you are dissatisfied with your
complexion because Of unsightly skin
blemishes. such as liver spots.
freckles. rough or pimply skin. do
this today-go 70 your nearest drug
store get a package OF BLACK and
WHITE Ointment and a bar Of
BLACK and WHITE Soap Before
retiring wash the face. neck. arms or
hands with warm water and SOAP and
dry thoroughly Then mix and apply
the creamy Ointment, according to
directions. The next morning wash
OF the Oi1rm ent. using Black and
White Soap You can see a difference
almost after the first nights treat
ment Repeat the applications and
you VIII be happy with the results
u you cannot find the Black and
White Beauty Treatmant-Ointuen
and Soap. the manufacturers VII send
10th 70 you postpaid On rsceipt o.
Soc
a sample. literature and a Black
and White Birthday and Dream Book
free IL you VIII clip this advertise
nne0- and mail 20 BLACK ana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
HI-Y BOYS HAVE A FEED
AND LISTEN TO CHAPLAIN

Tuesday evening the Hi-Y club Of
the high school met at the Y. IL c. A
W D. Thomas had charge. A Mexican
dinner was served the boys. After the
supper. the speaker Of the evening.
chaplain Walte- B. Zimmerman. Of the
SD field artillery, spoke. Clean
morals, clean habits, clean speech and
good scholarship was his subject
After the regular meeting. the boys
broke up Into their regular diversion
groups The event Of the evening for
the second" division. however. was
the Initiating OF new members. Play
and seriousness were about equally
mixed in the proceeding. Those in
itiated TO the second degree were:
William Mayfield. J. II. Young. Henry
Silver, Lloyd Morris. Homer FaIlai.
Randolph Jones and James Rogers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
Mother accuses
S5gitChn1an With
Assault On Son
Charges Lad Was Kicked
and Bruised, With
Nose Bleeding.

P. J. Swieslzy, a switchman, was ar
rested Tuesday afternoon on a charge
Of aggravated assault on six year old
Darwin Quarles. The mother OF the
boy. Mrs J. Sargent. leading the
boy by the hand and holding a baby
IN her arms. went to justice Of peace
Clark Wright and swore out 2 com
plant against swiesky. She said her
boy was kicked. and that he was
bruised about the body and his nose
bleeding. Judge Wright had the case
changed TO the county court. where
charges were filed against the
swirchmau
Mrs Sargent lives az 17O5 East
Boulevard and Swiekey lives next
door.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
FAVORABLE REPORT GIVEN
ON THE HIGH LINE CANAL

The report OF the board Of reclama-
ton engineers who recently met in
FL Paso 70 pass on the reasioilty
Of the high line canal project has
been made to the district office at
Denver.
This office. Il was learned Wednes-
day, has forwarded the recommenda-
ton 10 Washington, D. c. AdVices
from Denver predict the report VIII
be favorable with qualifications
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
How to Get Rid
Your Cold
The quick way Is to use Dr.. Kings
New Discovery

- ONT put of until tonight what
on can do today. step into your
druggists and buy a bottle Of Dr..
Kings New Discovery. start taking
&c at once. BY the time you reach
home youu be on the way to recov-
cry.
This standard family friend has
been breaking colds. coughs, grippe
attacks. and Group Cor more than fif-
ty years It's used whenever sure-fire
relief IS appreciated children and
grownups alike can use it-there "a
no dlsasreeabIs after-effsct Your
druggist has IT, 65c. and $40 bottles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
&c Mrs. Tom Thumb" OF
Circus Fame. Is Dead

Middleboro, Mass, Nov. 26.-Count-
ess Primo Magri, known to the gen
eral public as Mrs. Tom Thumb. and
one Of the best known Liliputians in
the world. died at her home Tuesday
after a long illness. She was u years
OF age and Travelled around the world
several times under the management
OF the late P 7. Barnum
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
PARENT SEARCHERS FOR SON;
MOTHER Is SERIOUSLY Ill

E H. Moore. 1885 Dewey avenue,
Los Angeles has written 10 the po-
lice here asking that they locate his
son. Allen G. Moore, who IS IL FL
Paso The father writes that the
young mans mother is fatally H. He
states that the son usually works in
a mine OF around a smelter-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

Countess Laura de Gozdawa Turner
novice, the only woman in the world
occupying a cabinet position. holds
the portfolio Of public charities IN the
government Of the new Lithuanian re-
public
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
HlHKLE'S CAPSULES

The prescripticn remedy OF a sue
cessfu1 physician for kidney and
bladder affections. Get thsm from
your druggist Take them according
% directions and keen On taking
them until You feel you are entirely
free II you are not perfectly salts
druggist and he VIII refund your
money This IS the way We guar
anree this wonderful kidney and
bladder remedy II he hasn't these
capsules we viii send them by mail.
prepaid, Sl-25 per box HinkIs Cap
sule Co Incorporated. llayfieId. Ky.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
DO YOUR KIDNEYS
OR BLADDER EVER
TROUBLE YOU?
Do You Have Any Burning Sensa-
tons or Catarrhal Discharged

Il so. you should at once begin re-
lieTlnE the condition Don't let a
single day 60 By with any kind OF
trouble with your kidneys OF bladder
Take these dependable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

Mrs. Alma Cole is the first woman
deputy county clerk in New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26

ss172g. Leland C. Lyon. SIS North
Kansas. Buick.
3s173O. R. z. Mckee. SIS East san
Antonio street. Ford
391731. F. NJ. Maciad. 511iz North
Campbell street. Essex
391752. D. Panayot, Lynchville;
ssI733. Trent ". Driscou. box 127.
Station r; Rio.
s91734. Mrs. Daisy Frost, Canuulio,
Texas; Ford.
39I7s5-Thomas F. Howe, Plso del
Norte hotel Oakland
391136-Tomlinso Bros, Clint, Tex,
Ford.
ssI7s7-N C. Holguln. sos Tays
street. Essex
391l38-TeXas Rubber and Metal
Co, l0l West Eighth street, Ford
Francisco street. Studebaker.
391740-C. v. Nafe, 500 West Boule-
yard. Overland.
3917f1-J. A. Wright 1901 Hueco
street. Dodge
391742 -Boretz Nero. Co, 21s South
oregon street Dodge.
391743-W. Bishop, 70s Texas street.
Dodge
ssi74l-John Kerrigan. 10 Texas
street Dixie Z.
3s1745-L L. Copley. 204 North Ore
gon street. Chevrolet
39l746-Carl Price. 3119 Federal
street. Studebaker
3917'7-Thos. c. Caulter. Great
Northern hotel. Ford
3917f8-Wm. R. Stevens. EOS North
Stanton street. Maxwell.
39I7f9-B- n. Haywood. East FL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-26
BLACKSMITH
OINTMENT
STOP ITCHING SKIN

Zemo the Clean, Antisepdc
Liquid Gives Prompt Relief
Ihers IS one safe, dependable treat.
ment that relieves itching torture and
that eleanses and soothes the skin.
Ask auy druggist for a Sc ors1 bottle
Of Zemo and apply It as directed. Soon
you VII ind that nritations, pimples,
hlackheads eczena, blotchesrin
anosimilar skin troubles VII disappear.
Lsn9 the Penetrating, satisfying
liquid, Is all that IS needed, for L
hanisheS most slin erup6onS makes
the sdn soft smooth and healthy.
ThsE ". Rose Co. Cls7sznd O