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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
AdcIub Plans
Campaign For
NezO Members
Maj. O'Reilly Addresses
Members At MONDAY
Meeting At Sheldon.

Every business firm and individual
that advertises will be called on to
take membership in the e Paso ad-
club when that organization starts its
fall drive for increasing the roster
about Sept L The first steps for the
drive were taken Friday at the clubs
luncheon at the Sheldon when presi-
dent Scott c. White devoted the round
table talks to the subject Bob Page,
Julian Hughes, F. B. Eel. Claiborne
Adams, J. F. Gandara. S L Fernan-
DEE, Henry T. Bowie and A R. Milf
can offered timely suggestions for the
formation OF the solicitation com
mittee.
F. N. Banne1 was unable to be
present and the discussion Of his ad-
vertising went over until next meet
Maj. O'ReiIIy Speaks.
Mai. Ed S. O'ReiIly. Ninth infantry,
Texas national guard, spoke briefly
on the business that called him here
from headquarters at san Antonio
that of restoring company /, Ninth
Texas and preparing for its inspection
by a regular army officer This COM
pany. which was federalized but not
called for service in the war. viii be
completely equipped and furnished
with an armory, Maj. O'Rsilly said.
pending orders for training.
It is the intention Of the war de-
partment to establish mobilization
camps for the Texas infantry brigade
and the two Texas cavalry brigades
and move the regiments TO the sites
selected within 60 days. the speaker
said. Fl Paso and Eagle Pass have
been mentioned as possible locations
for the Texas troops.
Besides Texas troops, those Of Ok
Iahoma are to be trained on war foot
ing, the major said.
Committee to Meet.
Company I probably viii have a
new captain. inasmuch as Capt H V.
Long. has resigned. Mai. O'Reilly said
The other commissions in the COM
pany also are vacant
Claiborne Adams. Sam Heligers and
Bob Page, who form the -On 70 New
Orleans" committee OF the Adclub,
will meet soon to decide and recon-
mend how many delegates shall join
the Texas admsu at Dallas and make
the convention trip. The intention OF
the club is TO carry FL PasO's adver-
Using into the national meeting and
assist in making the Texas influence
felt nationally.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
ADvERTIsERs. ArrENTIoN.

ADVERTISERS, ATTENTION.
Entire state Of TexaE can De covered at
the lowest possible rate with the largest
most thoroughly distributed circulation.
cents per word Sundays
6lz cents per word Daily
20 words minimum.
4 guaranteed circulation 250,oC0 Sun
days; 225. 600 daily.
This IS the cornbined circulation of The
Dallas Times-Herald. Fort Worth star
Telegram. The San Antonio Light. Fl Paso
Herald and The Houston Chronicle.
Your sd sent to any Of the above papers
with cash viii be handled for you and
your ad viii appear In ali Of them.
Wednesday noon should see your COPY
In any one Of the offices for your ad to
appear In these papers the following Sun
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

Philadelphia, Pa, July IS. = The
North Penn bank, a state institution,
closed its doors today. The state
banking department said the closing
Of the bank was due to over extension
of loans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
Oil and Mining


OIL LEASE BLANKS at Ellis Bros Print
Ing CO. Stock certificates and seals
FOR SALE-W. W Cox oil stock. v. D.
Carr Albuquerque. n. Il.
FOR SALE-Choicz Tularosa acreage on
anticiine clcs- TO Cox well and other
drilling sites. large or small plots Boz
552- Las Cruces. y n
WILBARGER county oil leases. write or
wire for prices. Summerour & Long. oil
Exchange bldg. Vernon Tex
SIX silver. lead and gold claims for sale
Inquire or write =. W Van Dover. Yucca.
Ariz
SOME close in acreage in the Desdemona
field for sale OF FOR fifty-nfty drilling con
tract
TRIPLIrr COMPANY. CISCO. TEXAS.
JAM Up AGAINST STANDARD OIL
40 acre tracts OF oil leases adjoining tract
on which the Standard OIL Co. Is now
drilling, splendid geological report. price
81 an acre Write Owner. P. o. Box sss.
e Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

II. R. JANUARY, Of Douglas. AFIz-, col
ored. has one OF the greatest societies to
put IN force among all coiored in the state
OF Texas This society IS solely against
the law breaking colored man for the
benefit OF our white citizens as aren as
our good coiored people. VIII not cost
you one cent 20 be a member We col
ored people must come together and AID
our citizens in breaking up this lawless
class II will keep down prejudice The
time has come when We should help IN
this cause M January will start work
soon through the state OF Texas Any ons
that favors this work. write me, colored
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

Cotton Futures. Close.
New York, July 1S--Cotton futures 4
closed firm July. s35.55; October. $3.50;
December. ss5.45. January. S35-25; March
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

washington. D. c. July 1S.-Resig-
nation Of Herbert Quick, of Berkeley
Springs, II. Va. as a member OF the
farm loan board was announced to-
day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
HELP Wanted-Female


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WANTED-Buy chickens. rabbits. p ssl5M
WANTED Experisnced cook private fam
ily- 1917 Montana Phi 3saN
COLORED woman wanted for general
housework. no Washing PhS llzSR
WANTED-English Speaking girl for
general housework for family Of TWO. Ap-
ply Mrs. BuctIsr. 1904 Lonsana-
WANTED-Competsnt typist with fair
knowledge Of shorthand. PERMANENT posi-
ton Phi te51
WANTED-5lddIe aged woman 10 COOK
and keep house. write for appointment
Mrs. Nora Boothe. Route No I. e Paso-
WANTED-Woman stenographer At least
80 years old. knowledge Of Spanish de-
sirable: good salary TO right party Ad-
dress Apartsdo SIS. Tanpieo. Mexico
DR. EDWs RID ACER. sI6-Is Trust Bdg.
Chronic diseases Diseases OF women Is
peciaily equipped for treatment Of all Ner-
vous diseases Phone 46i2-
WANTED woman about 80 years old
for office work. one that IS capable OF
doing collecting and clerical work ana
good at figures would Prsfe- one that has
had credit experience Apply 2gl Rod
r~rs- Palmer hllN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
Committee to Meet.
MAILS OFT BULLETINS.

OF the chamber Of commerce. was
busy Friday mailing out bulletins
to retail merchants Of FL Paso. The
bulletins contain a copy Of the resolu-
ton passed Thursday afternoon re-
garding the proposed profiteering
measure.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
OIL LEASE
WANTED.

In Tularosa, Hueco or Columbus
field. Have party that wants from
10000 to 1000 acres in one tract.
Price must be reasonable
II. P. HADFIELD.
4OS 1st Natl Bank Bldg. Phi 1879.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
Oil and Mining

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WILL trade 4 OF my : royalty or any
part In 100 acres in Ranger field for good
valley land; $500 per acre Give fun de-
scrlptions in first letter Write sS2,
care Herald
1 HAVE state permit on $40 acres on
land - miles north Of troxel- deep test
well, Toyeh Basin. Reeves county. Texas
will reliuquish my oil rights in this land
for 81 acre Address Owner. Box 66, e
Paso. Tex
YOU still have a chance TO be located in
Range 9. township IS. Hueco Basin. on 20
acres for SO; q wells contemplated Sec
''' j. 5. CRozIER.
Room sos Trust Bldg Phone 2o55-
OIL sIAPS.
County maps. commercial drafting.
blue prints. special display drawings
Aietcalfe Blue Print Co.. Coles Bldg.
Get our list Of oil maps
CAN deliver a few hundred shares OF
Southland oil stock send Is your best
TRIPLIrr COMPANY. CISCO. TEXAS.
Help Wanted Male
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WANTED-Barber. $40 guarantee. Ad-
dress John e Cohn. Columbus. y n
WANTED-Experienc Ford drivers Ap-
GET WIsE-Call Herman when you want
TO move
HERMAN TRANSFER CO.
WANTED-TaiIor 10 wolk on coats. ex-
ira salary and guarantee steady work.
address Meyer & Meyer. Albuquerque. NM
NANTED-Young man who can drive 10
accompany me TO Fl. Worth. Call at the
American Garage. sos y Kansas
WHILE prices are high we keep them
down Woolens and tailo-s' trimmings
r b Melendez Co. go 5. Oregon ST
RAILWAY mall clerks. hundreds wanted.
Sl100-S150u. age 1885 exr erienCe unneces-
sary. examinations everywhere August -
For free particulars. write Raymond Ter
~ tformer government examiner). SlS
Continental bldg. Washington
WANTED-Experience Mexican clothing
salesman. good appearance. must speak
the English language. state age and past
experience address L 164. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
ANSWERS TO HERALD WANT ans

The following list Of uncaued for an
swers TO Herald Want Advertisements are
now being held for delivery al The Her
aid business office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
THE WEATHER.

{. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
MEXICAN MONEY.

Nscionales, CSC
Londres. I5c
State bills s95oo.
Mexican gold. 50H-
Mexican pesos. old. SIC; new. 45c.
Tostones. old. 6Sc. new. 27c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
DENIES FRENCH WOMEN VOTE

Paris. France. July 1s--The electo-
raj committee OF the senate decided
today 10 report unfavorably the bill
adopted by the chamber OF deputies
to give the vote to women.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

Relative humidity IN FL Paso at 1 p
n Friday was So temperature at noon 81
Precipitation last - hours tinchesl ....i
Ctate NJ wezfhar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
HelD Wanted-MaIe and Female

helD Wanteo-Male and Female
>-~---~-~~~-~~--~~~-~-~~--
MANfED-ss -tslady for bakery. Phi. 1855
FIRST class marker and distributor want
ed. must be Al wire collect City Lam
dry Co. Tucson. Ariz
sTENOGRAPHER familiar with books ana
billing. salary so week Apply COS n
Oregon
GRAPHER-Famiiiar with books
and billing. salary SIS week Apply sos
n Oregon St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
MODAYITN4ITSTORY5

ONE year ago today, July IS, 1913,
" the German retreat began. after
the French and American victory at
Chateau Thierry.
Find another German.
ANSWER To YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
Left side down. at right collar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

II you want a fine block Of leases just
for the drilling OF a well. or TO buy. at
bedrock figures, see or write 10 Cunning
ham. Lobby Sheldon Hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

MUU|y 10 LUau
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SEE Us for any kind Of loan Equitable
Loan Assn, ". S. Miller. Mgr s15 Trust.
50 To $50 loaned noBest employees. cheap
est rates confidential Quick. Satisfactory
service. D-Eke 20l Roberts Banner.
MONEY TO LOAN
Money loaned on diamonds watches. Jew
elry. and automobiles. at the lowest rate
Of interest
SECURITY LOAN co.
Cor. san Antonio and El Paso. Phi 37sL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
NOT
READY To ACT
No Change in Policy Evi-
dent on the Part of
Wilson.


OF Americans resident in Mexico,
president Wilson's position can
not be said 20 have changed
though he Is being urged to do
something more than write pro-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

PARAMOUNT-10O shares offered by party
who needs money at par. 81 a share. this
company has SO acres in the Burkhurnett
field and their first well IN the northwest
extension district Is down more than sou
feet here's a real investment Address.
" lS5 care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

In all reliable oil companies and
we are responsible We have no
connection whatever with any firm
or individual having a similar
name and we have no place Of
business except the address given
here.
SOUTHWEST INVESTMENT CO.
j. +. Lane, Mgr.
Licensed Broker.
Member e Paso Stock Exchange
11113 y. Oregon St. FL Paso. Texas
Phone 255S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

Help Wanted-SaIesmen
SALESMEN-Only high class men need
apply; an unusual opportunity TO earn big
Ross, room 10. Fisher hotel. Must furnish
references
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
Wanted to Rent

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WANTED-By couple, furnished bungalow
or apartment, permanent. references. FUR
nished- Phone 6172
FURNISHED apartment wanted for year
must be in good neighborhood. walking
distance. modern conveniences. state price
and location IN answer. Address " 49,
care Herald
WANTED-To rent or lease. thoroughly
modern bungalow with view 70 purchase,
prefer Sunset Heights. Address z. ".
slxipworth. care Psyton Packing Co.. E.
Paso. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

DISCHARGED SOLDIERS with good rec
ords can secure employment on the street
cars in Los Angeles. Beginners guaran-
teed $50 a month Apply at Room III.
Pacific Electric Building. Los Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
Wanted Room and Board
Wanied-Furniture

BOARD and room for couple and baby.
i1drezs r 81 care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
Miscellaneous

ManTed-MlsceUa1e
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WANTED-2rd hard milk car Phi SIS.
NEED for Immediate delivery $1,000 pine
ties 7xsxS. send quotations Address ?. y.
Box SIS.
OFFICE FURNITURE-Secon hand SIC
nographer's desk double d-awersl and
chair. bookkeeper's desk. office chairs,
steel filing cabinets. seven hank Bur
rouGh's adding machine. Protectograph and
large size National cash register or
drawers. z Paso Seed Co. 52S e san
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-01-10
FATHERLESS CHILDREN OF
FRANCES CHRISTMAS TREE

One of the greatest tragedies of the
war was the death of 100000 French
men who left fatherless more than a
million young children. The French
government gives to the mothers 20
cents per day per child. all that it can
do. but this does not suffice to keep
the child with it's mother. Some
charitable American women conceived
the idea of forming an organization to
collect funds to assist these war wild
ows to keep their families together.
plan was evolved by which Amer
leans might adopt" French war or
phans by paying ten cents per day or
$3.50 per year, the child remaining
with its mother. Every cent of this
money goes to the child. the necessary
overhead expenses being borne by
certain wealthy people who subscribed
for this purpose. The money is sent
quarterly to the family in the form of
a money order from the "God-parent"
to the child, in, itself receipt to as
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-01-10

sure every subscriber that every pen
ny subscribed reaches the child.
This fund seems pitifully small to
US, but the frugal French housewife is
able to exc out her income that the
frail. hungry children take on fresh
color and grow robust and strong;
many times it means that the little
mother who has had to work from
early morning until late evening in a
factory may now get along by working
shorter hours at home AID in case of
illness she is not haunted by the ter
rible feeling that if she loses a day
the children must go without food.
Christmas week there stood in the
center of town a Christmas tree. Ev-
cry tag hung on it's branches meant
that some kindly Wauwatosan had
contributed a mite to help feed a
French child A little more than
enough to feed four French children
for year was thus contributed 1t
is hoped that the fund may be in
creased to make ii care for the fifth
child From these funds the commit
tee have adopted in the name of Citi-
zens of Wauwatosa the following chill
dren:
Albert Tarrel, born February 8,
1908; address. Impasse Fontaniere,
Vieleur banne (Rhone) France.
Julliette Wallet, born March -.
1909; address Place de l (Hotel de
Vile Givors (Rhonel France.
Jean Vernay, born April 2. 1910; adj
dress. st. Clement les Places (Rhone)
France
Marie Verne, born December II,
1911; address, IA rue Nazareth, vii
leurbanne (Rhone) France.
Beside the four children above men
toned, who were adopted by the com
munity, and who will be written to
and whose letters will be printed
whenever received. there have been
eight other children adopted by indi-
viduals during this drive and since.
The following Wauwatosa people have
each taken one or more children,
since Dec 22nd, 1918.
]. 0. Myers.
Mrs f. L. Morton and Frederick.
Family of Paul Thomas.
]. A. B. Tompkins, two, for his
grandchildren, Gilbert Tompkins, Jr.,
and Thomas H. Tompkins
Mrs Harry Fuller for Child Wei
fare Committee.
Mrs. R. j. Mcintyre for Twentieth
Century Topic Club.
Mrs. Thomas Dever.
Mary Kurtz for Tau Kappa Beta.
Capt. r. r. tombstone for Co. c. 18th
Regiment Wisconsin State Guards.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. " d, Clarkson.
ADELE NJ. WHEELER
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-01-10
NEWS FROM ACROSS THE SEAS.

DIR. J. S. Cutler is working in a hos
pital in France, and is especially busy
lust now in examining the men, de-
Gliding who are to be sent home and
who are to remain on the field OF &C
ton for a time.
Richard Tully, in letter of Dec, 4,
told of being in camp in Germany.
After crossing the line into Germany
they were absolutely ignored by the
natives.
Will Tully, Hugh Johnson and Rich
ard Tully are only few miles apart
and thoroughly enjoyed their Thanks
giving dinner together-a good din
ner, too
Malcolmn Dunlap, in recent letter
stated he left a hospital in Paris on
Dec Is, after spending over two
months there as a patient, recovering
from a bullet wound in the foot. he
reported he was limping somewhat
but otherwise was feeling fine. After
nearly two years in active service,
this is Malcolm's only injury ana
also his first experience in hospital
having been well all the time.
Douglas Pares was only just recoY-
ering from the grippe previous 10 the
last big battle, and so he was sent
back, with thirty other boys, to take
charge of the guns still in France
They did not have turkey for Thanks,
giving, but a very good dinner ana
We're all very thankful to be there
with whole bodies to enjoy it. AS iar
as he is concerned, he says when they
get orders to get on the transport ne
viii not stay behind.
Earl Temple enjoyed two weeks
furlough throughout southern France
but expects to be back in camp on
Dec, %. He was well and hoping 70
be back in Gods Country soon.
Stanley Perry expected TO be home
on New Years Day, but he has not
yet been seen, but may be in the
states before this date.
Lester Payne is in France, aetoru
ing to latest news, and writes that
his brother Paul, with the military 20
lice, is in Germany.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-01-10

James Leister, in a letter written
about the middle of December. ad-
yised his parents not to write until
they heard further from him. stating
he would probably leave for home
very soon. In view of this letter his
friends are looking for him at any
moment.
Percy Lumb is still in France, be-
ing one of several of the 32nd Division
who were sent into Germany. He
writes very recently that they are
still drilling the same as when in the
states, and with him are several of
our boys, Gus and Art Haertl, William
kenney, Edwin Mauser and Douglas
Pares being among the number and
well. One rainy night several weeks
ago Jones Leister and Hale looms
walked number of miles to visit
with their friends, Percy's knowledge
of horses has given him work with
them which has been helpful to the
artillery. Percy's great-grandfather
both fought in the times of Napoleon,
but he has not yet been able to visit
those fields, but has been in the win
ter barracks that Napoleon built for
his men in the war so long ago.
Clarence Rasmussen sent mes
sage to his mother on Tuesday of this
week from Newport News, so we will
see him on familiar grounds soon. At
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-01-10
A MEMORIAL FOR OUR
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS

The following letter was sent to
all fraternal, religious and civic bod
les in the city OF Wauwatosa recently:
1t is the desire of the citizens of the
City of Wauwatosa to honor those
who have served in our Army and
Navy by memorial that will be a re-
hinder for all time of the great sery-
ice they have rendered in bringing to
a victorious close the war for Democ-
racy.
Our Mayor appointed on December
3rd committee consisting of Alder
man Hanson, Wood and Krafczyk. H.
Rasmussen as President of the Wau-
watosa Chapter of the Loyalty Lee
gion on December 7th was authorized
to appoint a committee of Ave to con-
suit with above committee and iater
appointed as such committee George
L. Tiff, Chairman, L. S. Pease, DR..
Richard Dewey, Chas Mccullough,
and w. r. Nethercut.
The above two committees met at
the Council Chambers on December
chairman, and it was unanimously de-
cided to extend a call to all civic bod
les in Wauwatosa, including churches,
to unite in general committee to de-
eide upon a suitable memorial, and to
provide ways and means for its finan-
cling and installation.
Alderman Hanson was authorized
to extend an invitation to the Town of
Wauwatosa TO unite with us in this
memorial.
The Fathers and Mothers of our
Soldiers and Sailors have recently or
ganized an association to erect a
ROLL OF HONOR, but this is con
sidered temporary record and is en-
tirely separate from the PERMA-
NENT MEMORIAL now to be decided
upon
Owing to existing health conditions
the committee thought it inadvisable
to call a public meeting, and therefore
ask you to delegate one of your men,
bers to meet with other delegates at
council chamber, Friday, January 3rd,
at 1880 p M, at which time an organ
ization will be formed to carry out the
object for which the meeting was
called.
In answer to the above letter abou
twenty-five delegates met in the
council chambers ON Jan. 3, Aid.
Hanson atcing as chairman The
question of a memorial was carefully
discussed by all present and many
plans were proposed. The majority
favored Memorial Hall, this hall to
be part of our proposed new school
building, and to contain names and
suitable records of all the members of
our city who have enlisted in the
army and navy service. The town of
Wauwatosa was also invited to join
in this memorial G. ]. Davelaar, rep
resenting the town will advise the
committee at a later date what action
the town viii take in this matter
On motion, Chairman Hanson APP
pointed the following committees:
Chas. Gillett, chairman; Mrs. Thorn
as De Swarte, C. B. Perry, W. H.
Kenney and Geo. l.. Tiff.
The above committee was instruct
ed to get necessary data regarding
proposed memorial hall and report at
next meeting. The meeting then ad-
journed subject to call of chairman.
GEO. L. Tiff, Sec'y.
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SS6,o34.82
Disbursements.

Payrol Of City oaeas including City Clerk
RG Af Police and p oe c ss Health
a.:4 s aS sea e sss ss
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B Bg Fen City Clerk postage nedenta money
c Treasurer special On taxes for 1917 on Aetna Park School
4982
George feG rP Baite Telephone lists incidcntais I845
Albert a Il k 2onght @0HeS money ae3 advanced
J. r B ~he o aspe AND pf incidental printing 785
sS;s s s5d Hall q; HAN. zi iS
M efeSer Brothers sTa co supplies GG and sndes sos
Koppe Hs Fue and s%i Supply s$s
NM VI b H. aG scSmd df and a9 Sons Co.,
4 + fe4 npe io lu REPAIRS and supplies
bohery Brothers repairs and supplies ........... $75o
EnR Gande BsSth sate rgRp and supplies
b s5s B Rna 5seo'p ps 6ms and W supplies
Sqe6sR G Gg s oG FsPa a dep n supplies
Wisconsin aG9n s 81 s95fss ss' dues
Ee1sb oo f Rs P ssfe snd Co.. uP 3P%e service
West ast1 Co. oa0 ODe bgnd supplies l58 3
Ba Ssss Mfg Co. and a c09a iaPP co
CREAM city Rooang Co.. repairing roof City 10000
The Compensation u INSURANCE. ra 5 82S9
R p Faint Uniform s9at faSns e9 eao $685.
wisconsin fs and Rd% cesnns Co., City
5os s9Bn H %as dr rPR election S returns
Ba RI si AIDING Machine Co. repairs
GsoTgS a Vs1 remit P Of eecoa
aiapS o1ection RETURNS
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Co advertising
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Continued on Page Eight
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last reports from Arthur Rasmussen
he was in Germany, while his brother
Howard was in the ansportation
corps. Both boys were well at last
writing.