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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTICE.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

IN Escambia County Court of Record;
State of Fiorida-.n Chancery.
Ella Eugene Farley VS.. John Joseph
Farley.
On Monday. the 5th day of January
A. d. 1920, the defendant, John Joseph
Farley, is required to appear to the bill
filed against him herein.
This order to be published once ea oh
week for eight fS) consecutive weeks in
the Pensacola Journal. newspaper pub
Iished in said Escambia county.
w. p. RICE,
Clerk Court of Record.
BY B. ]. PETERSEN. ID. C.
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FOR RENT-One neatly furnished front
room in private family. Apply 922 e.
DeSoto-st I'LL
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FOR RENTING large connecting
rooms furnished for light housekeep-
ing. Modern conveniences. f0S East
Cervantes Phone 1920.
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WANTED

hear from contractor
having equipment to make concrete OF
cement blocks. Box SO, Chipley, Florida
Ills
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WANTED-your job printing and order.
for engraving OF all kinds; callins
cards wedding invitations. etc. MAYES
PRINTING co. eo-22 West Government
street. 61t
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lFOR RENT-Nicely furnished apartment.
/ Hot and cold water and other modern
en7 68S2
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POSITION WANTED

wANTED-Position as shipping clerk o
salesman: travelling preferred; sever
years experienced in retail business. Ref
erences. Address III, Care Journal 1913
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FOR SALE-Oak bed room suit, consist
ing OF chiffonier, bed. springs, mat
dition- A bargain at SIPS. Apply r. A.
LoAgmeyer, care D'Alemberte's Phar-
macy. 6SSO
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HELP.-FEMALE

HOUSE GIRL, 20 WEST
BELMONT ST. 7001
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NOTICE is hereby given that the un..
dersigned administrator of the estate or
Robert Robinson, deceased, will on the
Both day of January, a. d. 1920, present
his final accounts and vouchers to the
County Judge of Escambia County,
Fl .,rifla. and ask to be discharged from
his Enthusiastically.
PETER II. r. ROBINSON.
Administrator.
NJ, oa4b TOTO 90 1yqrx
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LOST AND FOUND

FoUND-In Gonzalez school building. In
terest school warrant. Owner can have
same by paying expense of advertising
p. Davis, Gonzalez, Fla. 7ll6
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Notice is hereby given to creditors.
Iegatees. distributes. and all persons
having claims or demands against the
estate of Claire Ely Longley. deceased.
10 present the same to the undersigned
within two (2) years from the first pup
lication of this notice, November 15tnt
1919.
nox15oavgyy Adn1iniStratrix.
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FOR RENT-Two very desirable con-
meeting rooms, furnished for light
housekeeping. All conveniences. 216 q.
jGovernment-st.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room for
gentleman. Adjoining bath. Private
family. Modern convenienceS Refer
ences exchanged. Call afternoons or
evenings. 7o2 e. Gadsden. 1926
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| LOST-White orange licked setter. fe-
! male. Reward for return to Southern
/ Grocery Co. 7115
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WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED TO BUY-CHEAP HORSES
AND MULES. APPLY Mr.. LOUIS
ROTH. SHEESLEY SHOWS, WINTER
QUARTERS, AVE A AND w. 70.
MANA SITS. 1110
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MASONIC LODGE.
Regular Communication IF Pensacola
lodge No A. F. & A. NJ SATURDAY..
December 9th, at $50 p. m. Work I'm
e. A. Degree. Visiting brothers fra
ternally invited
D. r. SAUNDERS. VIM.
Secretary
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HELP--MALE

BCYS-EARN MONEY selling The Pen
sacola Journal daily ard Sunday
Wanted 100 boys daily and 2a3 roys
sundays TO mako from, soc 20 IS a day.
See Circulation Manager any ms.nlnE
o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
:. HORO SCOPE :.


A THOUGH Mercury and Jupiter
Hare IN bensfc aspect early IN the
day. the sun and saturn are strongly
adverse later. according 70 astroloEy
The sway is one under which g q
wise 70 venture not az all and 10 cui-
tivate a serene safe Of mind
Again warning IS given 70 safe
guard all the avenues OF mental ac-
uvity against dangerous and destruc-
tive Suggestions The thought Of evil
entertained or the word spoken with
malicious intent mas De far-reaehins
10 it's effect, owing % the sinister as
poets OF the stars.
During this csndEuration men or
women ir power are sssslg 90 be for
blddiue and unanproacha1 IDLE j. is
not an suspicious time 70 solicit aid
OF even advice
ID Is not a lucky day for seeking
new opportunities FOR business or pro-
fessional advancement.
saturn Is 10 an aspect that gives %
there may be many suicides durirs
this sway Of tre planet
The rule Is exceed nglly menacing
10 the ased and even % persons 1ast
80. making for illness, loss OF energy
and general decline
Great Increase On the number %
legislators, or men I'D congress. seems
TO be foreshadoWed by the stars AS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13

ties the people Up 10 the spending u
money and the de -errl ming or policy
in a far more direct way than any
method heretofore practiced ID cur
governmental affairs Hne exper-
lsnce In a few cities. which have q
complete budget system with this pub
lie hearing feature has been most
satisfactory. IN New YORK city O.
Dir. Brown. president Of the local real
estate association. annually appears
a. these public hearings. and he has
been instrumental IL making many
charges il the budget before % was
adopted At a recent budget pubic
hearing. ln NeW EorE.t1e 4ledlcl- as
ISOLATION and other civic agencies
were Instrumental III defeating uaeor
Hylar's proposal which would have
destroyed the organization and eff
cheney OF the city health department.
The FINAL step
The final step IN making e budget
IS the adopting Of it by the re1resea-
-7tive body and making lt binding On
all admlnistra-lTe acrs- IN adopting
deci1ed what 20 do. ard has rro-
rided the funds for doing IL Here
after the representative chief con-
osrn IS TO see that the things they or
lerec done are being done They ncId
the chief executive responsible for
getting the things done Trey provide
system OF accounting responsible
% themselves in order 90 check Up
on the doing OF things BIZ the
executive. The chief executive hav-
ing q complete work program knows
just what IS authorized and has an
understandable program upon which
70 WORK
tomorrow. Essential parts Of Tie
Budget-Ths work ProEram-7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13

eeNOOPERATION In a big business
lis the secret Of che success OF
that concern cooperation Is the
secret Of the growth Of a city said
3. II 3. wright we contribute TO
The growth Of cur city every time we
buy g made IN Il Pzso piece Of
goods. whether It is Hour from the
min OF a casting from the foundry.
AS we put money in the pocket OF
the Manufacture. be in turn puts a
good portion n the pocket Of the
laborer. who In his turn purchases the
necessities Of life from the local
dealer
-The farmer, the nurserynlans the
dairyman all share alike. with al Of
us in forming this endless chain The
future Of or city depends largely on
our collective efforts 60 make it grow.
and any man Wno has seen u Faso
grow from the village OF IS years ago
10 the citr it now IS must feel ana
know that the sane public spirit OF
it's citizenship IS largely responsible
fcr its phenomenal growth Let us
help that same spirit OF cooperation
TO keep Z growing
when we buy 2 package OF spa
Eneru let us demand Made IN u
Pasa, brand; when we buy a pound
Of coffee. Get Us see that the Made
lu Il Paso' stamp IS affixed when
we build our house. let there be
Made Ga Fl Paso stamp on each
brick; when We buy our trees and
rose bushes demand a Grown n Fl
Paso' Variety when we buy our
teuuila| let us-maze lt a Made IN 81
Pass ice cream soda
II am dlssusted with the labor of
the country which is continually CALI
ing strikes SAID Walter Bonner IN
the first place the demands o. the
miners. steel workers and others are
preposterous- They continually strike
70 shorten their davs and lenEtheu
their pay That Is the first Instance
Of bolsheviHm; e rs q deep rooted
national disease with every man try
ine 10 squeeze his fellowrnan II the
thinE keeps on we eventually wiz
reach the state n which Russia today
finds herself. OF course we are more
advanced mentally and therefore the
deterioration VIII be slower. but az
certain as the demands o. the ra1i-
Gals continue undlsturbed. we are
coming 70 pitifui stage IN our his
tory. There De- only one way 70 han
de it and that IS adequate puni7h-
meut for lne aEitators. The harder
we make their life the quicker We
VIII get rid Of them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
.Potter And Chotter.

TIE boughs Of trees are bare; the
4 lark
Has ceased to lend the mornings
cheer;
The days are growing brief and DARK
The last wild blossoms disappear;
Within the grass the fairy folk
Have quit their gossiPing at night,
But bronzed leaves on the stubborn oak
Are holding fast with all their
might
TIE joys that summer brought are
1 dead,
Their gray ghosts rids upon the
storm;
The doves that C0oed upon the shed
Sit on their toes 70 keep them warm;
But where the stubborn oak appears
The leaves defy the roaring blast,
Reminding one Of profitsers
Who want TO hang on tin the last.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
Little Lnteroiews.

{ eve feel sure that no difficulty VIII
I be experienced il New Mexico IN me
matter Of securing the $4,000 neeceQ
for the financing Of the fight asainIsst
/ tuberculosis and other preventabie
I diseases, through the sale Of Hed
I Cross Christmas seals and health
{ bonds. during the first 10 days OF
/ Deem Der, said George r Clements,
Dive who passed through n Paso
yesterday -The fact that 81 cents
Of every dollar contributed 10 the
rand by New Mexico VIII Pc spent II
lfeLicans makes the Christmas seal
5rire differ from all other drives for
funds ever made IN the state The
I budget already prepared and ap-
proved by the directors Of the New
I Mexico Public Health association
money secured VIII be dishursed. pro-
vides for e corps Of travelling nurses
who VII be az the beck and call or
any community in the stare il which
ADDITION there VIII be appropriat atoms
for lecturers who VIII travel about
the state teaching the fu1fl7 m lent AT g
q right living 20 those dwelers IN
the state who need such teaching
and for health Hducation IN the pub
lie school. tuberculosis is Increasing
IN New Mexico in spite OF the
saluhriousuess Of the climate OF the
! stare and if the spread Is 10 be
stopped and further depredations Of
the 2. 3 germ prevented a strenuous
fight must be made. Money viii BE-
required with which 70 carry on the
light ard the people OF the state know
u For those reasons we believe the
Christmas seal drive viii be an uu-
qualified success"
More than $500 Is spent each year
By the Fl Paso Associated Charities
IN furnishing transportation TO un-
fortunates in order that thev may
return to their homes" said secretary
J. B. GWln. Much OF this amount
IS later returned by those by whom
the assccia ton has benefited A
total o. s5257 has been sent the Asso-
ciated Charities DURING the past year
by friends and relatives Of un-
fortunates as transportation money
Il believe that the children should
be granted holiday when e circus
comes TO town" said Miss l[vra Wink
ler. county school superintendent.
there's no day bigger IN q child's
liIe tnan circus dav and I an not IN
FAVOR OF rohbing childhood OF any OF
It's innocent pleasures While the cir
CTS is not an educational Institution
q high reuutation, yet the animal
snow Is really Instructive and be-
iieve that parents can teach their
children many OF the habits OF the an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
Last Four Steps In Budget Making;
Getting The Ideas OF The TAXPAYER


THTE HAVE followed the develop
w ment Of the budget up to prepar-
alton Of Its first draft by the CHEZ
executive
The next step q the submission OF
this budget 10 the legislature BIZ q
budget speech setting forth the pro
posed rsVenue and expenditure pro-
gram, and the policy. for the ensuing
year Here we find a complete ten
tative work program presented 70 the
legislature and the public before a
single dollar IS spent. and before a
single policy Is determined. The final
approval or dlsapproVal Of 10 IS now
up 20 the legislative representative OF
the people
After presentation by the chief ex-
zcutive congress should then refer
The budget Co an open 5oirt committee
Of both houses. and order the budget
program printed. with comparative
figures. so that citizens can read.
conslcer and discuss IT, IN smaller
Jurisdictions OF our state and national
governments the joint committee ar
rangemeuL. Of course. would not ape
ply IN municipal government the
council would act both &c reuictTirg
and as an approving body and lu
school government the school board
would act as the reviewing and ep-
proving body.
Give Public A HelrlnE.
The leZt step IS pubic hearings on
the budget before the reviewing com
mittee. so that citizens and citizens
organizations can appear and urge
every change desired in The program
before i IS adopted This directly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13

incentive for good service removed the public could
peet very little from its transportation systems Then
where would the civil engineers the highly trained traffic
experts, the purchasing agents. the dnancers the claim
adiusters the auditors and such in7 The ranks
Of the hated bourgeose would have be invaded get
men capable Of operating the railroad systems Not until
the section hand convince the public that he
manage the roads at least wen he drive spike
into tie vii tie public be willing for that section hand
TO OWE the road and it.
Il hardly fair to the who had the vision,
the organizing ability and the technical skin to span
continent with network Of rails to take of their
hands this marvellous achievement and give It
tirely who nothing in their work than
an opportunity to make living
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
Nc, of Transatlantic
Fame, Establishes 535
Mile Nonstop Record

washington. D. C. Nov. IA
Plloted by Lieut.. Com Read. the
naval seaplane Net which made the
first transatlantic flight recently
established a new nonstop record for
that type Of craft when. carrying y
passengers. It new from Pensacola.
Fla. to Memphis, Tenn A distance
Of 535 nautical miles. the secretary
Of the navy announced today.
The total flying time was nine
hours ard SO minutes. about ten
minutes less than the flying time
made by the NC-4 on its flight from
Punta DelEada to Lisbon IN the
rms EIan-Lr tin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
Little LnteUiews
Cooperation Is The Secret OF The Growth OF Any City
Punish The Agtators and Radicas Will Soon Pass Away

/ final kingdom By taking them to see
the circus.
7 have been in Mexico q great deal
during the past 20 years. and a Next
can who chews tobscco is such 3 -rari
avis that ] am strongly inclined 70
doubt the statement OF Dr.. Paul Her-
nardc AltenuOrf IN the instalment OF
his story Of German intrigue In the Fl
Pas0 Herald last Monday" said =. "
Sanborns secretary Of the Panhandle
and Southwestern Stockmen's associa-
ton The particular statement ] re-
fer 70 Is where the doctor said that
when he went into the office OF Gen
Gales IN the capitol IN Hermosillo he
there found about 20 Mexicans chew
ing tobacco and splitting at random
That habit is so extremely rare among
MeIic1ns that 7 doubt II 90 tobacco
chewers among that nationality were
ever together at one time"
Development OF the north Texas
oil belt has made Wichita Falls the
metropolis OF the Texas oil fields"
said George McCallum. oil operator.
who is visiting In Fl Paso- The dis
covery OF oil In the vicinity Of Wich-
ia fails and the bringing in Of the big
gushers at Waggouer City and Burk-
burnett, has brought thousands OF
people 70 Wichita Falls and the city
is growing BY leaps and bounds. Sew
eral large office buildings. Two new
hotels and several new oil refineries
are now in course OF construction and
at least two new railroads from Wich-
ia Falls to various points IN the oil
fields are under consideration
=
am very curious 70 know by
what theories laundries make an ap-
parent arbitrary charge 70 their ad-
verlsec schedules OF prices. said
Mrs. A. Baker. i viii Illustrate by
two receipted bills Of a certain laun-
dry for collars, only the printed price
was collars 3 cents in one Of the
bills there were eight collars figured
az a total OF "A cents. then 5 cents
was added and 80 cents was collected
IN the other bill. six collars we're
listed at 3 cents each. and there was
at the foot Of the bill "25' cents as
the total demanded I suppose this
vas intended as the cents arbitrary
II DO not know what else to term 10.
and the extra was added 70 make
change come out right Il Is quite
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
Luxury Imports I'm. Y.
Increase I25 Percenl

Rev York. Nov. 15.-Unprecedent-
ed prosperity IS Indicated IN statistics
from the office OF the collector OF
the port Of New York. which show an
increase IN luxury imports OF 125 per-
cent over a year ago.
Duties on q articles on the luxury
list ranging from toys TO ostrich
feathers totaled S57.6S4f45 for the
three months ending September 80.
and that despite a liberal exemption
on dutiable goods allowed 70 return
in- soldiers.
The demand for necessities also
has incfeosed, but not 20 the same
extent The total revenue for the
three months amounted TO S2e4,5i8s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
We TOWNE GOSSIP
Rezzter9d


THY FAD been married
JUST A little while.
AND WERE very happy.
AND THE only trouble.
THEY HAD ever had.
WAS GETTING the janitor.
TO TURN on the steam
AND ONCE in whiis
WHEY THE milk men struck.
THEY WOULDN'T have mix.
But ASIDE from this.
THEY WERE very happy.
AND MEYER qaarrelsd-
ABOUT THEIR relatives
AND THEY both have hundreds.
AND IT looked to ne
As TaOUeH it was possible
FOR THEM 70 60
TO THEIR golden wedding.
AND WRITE It down.
WHEN THAT time came.
THAT IN al the years
or TEEIR married LIE.
THEY NEvER had quarrelsd
AND IHEN It happened
JUST A week ago.
THEY WE'RE going uptown
AND on the curb
WHERE THEY crossed the street
THEY STOOD for moment
AND WATCHED the autos
AND BE took her hand
WHEY THE road was clear
AND STARTED across
AND HALF way over.
SHE SAW a car.
ABOUT A block away.
AND SIZE grew excited
AND RRo1r the hold
HE HsD on her hand.
AND BEAT it back.
TO WHERE they had started
AND BE stood there.
IN THE middle Of the street
AND WAS nearly run over.
AND THEN went back.
TO WHERE she was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13

Of population.
AEain extremes VIII ruls humanity
Display and exrrara Eance VIII marx
the life iu American cities more Dis
rincrly than ever before. while the
middle class between poverty and
wealth VIII rWurr 20 the simplest
customs and the most fru gal habits
Persons whose hirthdate 20 ls have
-re augurV Of Vert successful year
They sfould be careful in makin-
new friends The young win court
and mlrrT.
20 be aifectionate generous and iril-.
lani bur these subjects OF Sc1rrio
are likely 90 be rash and imnu silva
lCorvriEht. 1919 by The Mcclure
Newspaper STudicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13

OUT where the easy picking Is
~ The turkey cock grows sleek and
fat;
BE thinks that al the world Is his,
And va Is to let i 60 at that
He, too, reminds rs Of some men
Who find the picking fine, aId taz
Themselves with no misgivings when
The sunlight glimmers on the Ak.
THE leaves Of trees are blown away,
4 As common peoples earnings CO.
High thrones are junksd where yes
tsrday
Cane smirking courtisrs, bending
low;
But, Ike the fools who wore the
And thought no storms could SHAKE
them loose.
The aups7 ignore the Erumbliuz
downs"
And heed no signs and grant no
truce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
Ripping Rhymes


VIII from this land depart With bag
toms break they spirits our govern
nsat bore that has made me v and WI
VII take the quickest boat with
country Will
hanging pretty that ave no
q Eoud his I
should to Rotterdam for rottsr should ever
1av not worth hs cost yin sail to old Russia Caty
Blu
shore roost wiz bless i hanoved paladums
foes, ard when out Ct prose Iu embaln It n poue
co8yFiEh By George Matthew Adams WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13

AND GhEK started again.
AND BE held her arm
AND : car vas coming
AND HE tried to hurry.
AND SHE started to drag-
AND THIN broke away.
AND BY that time
THERE WE'RE three or four cars.
AND SHE started back
TO WHERE they had been
AND BE went on.
AND WAS nearly run over
AND 50 vas she.
AND SHE wouldn't go over
AND He came back.
AND WI ATEvER he said
! HAVE 10 idea
AND SHE started to cry
AND re let her cry.
AND sap something more
AND THEE went back home
AND FOUGHT al the way
AND SHE wouldn't kiss him good
night
AND EALKED about a divorce
AND BE said all right
AND THEY never kissed again
UNTrL THE next morning
7 THANK you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
ALine O. Cheer
Each Day O. The Year
~ JOHN KENnRIrK bangs.


FANCY.
ssT1ANCT" makes pleasant crafs on
/ lies sadly troubled ssa
Deczed with beauty fore and AFT. sale
ing onward fa1rlessly
Unto Whatsoever ports IN our wisdom
we're inclined.
Into Palaces and Courts, OF TO Homes
Of humber kind
She VIII take US % the Great.
Men Of valor. men Of state.
Into realms OF joy or care
For she travels everywhere.
such the magic necrowancy
OF the good ship "FANCl
fConyright. 1918. bg The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicatol.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
Chinese already Wed
Marru Arain In France

Paris France. Nov. la-Ths m
ereasins number Of marriages. be-
tween French girls ard Chinese la
borers IN France has resulted IN the
minister OF the Interior warning
French sromen that most OF the
coolies already have wives be- China
where upon arrival with their hus-
bands. they would be regarded mere
y as secondary wives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13

likely that the additions mentioned
aggregate cutie a go0dly sum e gem
orally practlced."
Everybody seems TO be deeuly in
terested in the made in FL Pazo
show said lrs. VIII T. Rives. OF the
chamber Of commerce Every booth
IN Liberty han is crowded all OF the
time and people are handling the ex-
hibitE and asking lots Of questions
about them. J am satisfied that many
PEOPLE are going TO use things made
here at home who have paid no par
ticular attention in The past TO where
things were made as long as they
used something that was widely
known Everybody seems 10 be hay
ing a fine time as wen as learning
som ething7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13

~ 4 +sitN'aAal NNUNLE NNLUs
z. ". Mitchell ard wife have sold
their country home. In the suburbs OF
fsleta- CONSISTING OF n residence. fruit
orchards and 23.7 acres OF land. 10
Margaret Clark, for a consideration
Of $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13

In no region Of the world IS there
such variety OF larruare and dia-
lects rs IN Yuu-nan. China.