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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17
How Fat Actress
Was Made Slim

Many stage people now depend en-
tirelT upon Marmola Prescription
Tablets for reducing and controlling
tat one clever actress tells that she
reduced two to four pounds a week
By using this new form Of the
famous Marmola Prescription and
now, by taking Marmola Tablets sew
eral times a year, keeps her weight
just right All druggists sell NIarmo-
Ia Prescription Tablets at 81. for a
large case or you can get them by
sending price direct to the Marmola
Co. So Woodward Ave, Detroit.
Mich II you have not tried them, do
So They are harmless and effective.
adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17
82nd Artillery Officers Give Dance For
Gen. And Mrs. Howe And Daughter

ing bag James Clinkscale presented
the gift in behalf Of the guests.
Mrs. A. T. DePue assisted Mrs h c.
Workman in serving the refresh
ments. Those present included Misses
Lola Courtney. Mary Lee Miller. Ruth
Webb, Ruth Bull, Myrtle Bull. Mil
bred Vermillion, Ruby Vermiliion,
Rosa Freeman. Maud Bull. Lena
Courtney, Tessie Jones, Zuls Jones.
Messrs. Stephen Heffield. Naugn
NcCarther. Paul Pucket, Edgar Wal
ker, Walter Taylor. Ben Brickham.
James C1inkscale, 3. F. Sanderson.
Thomas Brown, VIII H Murphy. ".
3. Newbrough, Paul H Davis. John
Thomas English, Mrs H E. De Pue,
Mrs. Grace Nolte Overman. Mr. and
Mrs. Workman and the hostesses,
Misses Carnegie and Eva Workman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17

We have just received a shipment
Of pumps that so many women have
been asking US about These are O.
Wei kid and have baby French heels
These baby French heels are very
popular and the new shipment vii
delight our customers
Another arrival is the college shoe
for young women. This has patent
leather vamp. with grey buck lace
top. This viii prove a favorite. Ask
TO see these latest styles.
Lerner shoe Co.'s san Antonio St
FL Paso's Foot Comfort Store.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17

scWhere and Why Of Prescriptions
Your doctor knows evactly what
drugs to order for your prescription
and looks for certain results from
their use. Our prescription depart
ment is in charge Of experts who have
spent years in the business When
engaged in this work they have a
complete drug stock TO work from
They never substitute. Every pre-
scription is filled Just as the doctor
intended it to be. Don't take chances
on having a prescription filled-you
may lose You never take a chance
when you send them 10 any one Of our
three stores. We have an enviable
prescription reputation and we pro-
pose TO maintain il.
Scott White & CO.-DruEEists.
Mills Bldg Roberts-Banner Big
314 san Francisco St--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17
Don't 40 Deaf

A simple perfectly safe pleasant hone fe1nsdI
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lures tue reuedy: neiiezfed herbal TAlo5-
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ssif fhis e rsuuina. Tuu found 4 a. last hrlas
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17
Abouf FL Pasoans.

M and Mrs. Robert Gates Folk are
the happy parents Of a baby son.
born on Wednesday morning at the
Shelter hospital The small heirs
name is Robert Gates Folk, jr.. and
his weight is II pounds. Mrs. Folk IS
the former Miss Rosemary Pelham.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17

Expert Service for the Amateur.
Kodak finishing OF the better kind
fnsures best results for the amateur
We develop your film to the right de-
gree to get the best print.
Gandara Photo supply Co.
10 Z. san Antonio. Phone 1446.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17
BELGIUM NAMES FINANCIAL
AGENTS IN THIS COUNIh

Brussels, Belgium. Sept 17.-Pre-
mier Delacroix announced today the
Belgian government had concludes
an agreement with J. P. Morgan and
company and the Guaranty Trust
company. Of New York. by which they
become the financial agents Of the
Belgian treasury in the United
States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17

We invite you to come each evening
and dance free TO your hearts con-
tent Our Big Jazz Band furnishes
music that makes dancing a delight
No charge for dancing-No cover
charge.
The Modern Cafe.
Downstairs in the Mills Building.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-17

merly been starting al o'clock VIII
start at Sis. The record period VIII
be cut short IS minutes 10 accommo-
date this change. the time for il viii
be from 9-45 TO 1880 o'clock Begin
ming Friday. Il was also stated. stu
dents can choose either the first or
the last period for their free period
either coming TO school later or go
ing home earlier than usual. as they
wish
The regular meeting Of the Square
club will be held Friday afternoon
and Will be conducted by Mss Lu-
ellie Ayers
The Girls Glee club will meet Fri
day for singing
where Do You Have Your Kodak
Finishing Donef
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03

DISCHARGED SOLDIERS with good rec
0rds can secure employment on The street
cars IN Los Angeles Beginners Euzran-
iced $50 mcs.th. Apply at Room II.
Pacific Electric Building. Los Angeles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03

Our new nap Of Ncw Mexico and Texas
OIL fields showing Tularosa- Husco Basin.
II Paso. 1lesiils- Columbus Burizburnecr
Ranger and PEGS fields. All the counties
in NeW Mexico and West Texas A COM
1iete oil fields map size - By 50. Price.
% cents
FL PASO Blue PRINT Cd
ID town office. Capl=s bics-
Oh Maps Blue Prints Drafting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
MORE TREMORS
FELT IN ITALY
Buildings Cracked Sunday
by Quake in Mugello Val
lev Fall Into Ruins.

Borso. San Lorenzo. Italy. July ,.
by the Associated Press.) -several
new earth tremors occurred in the
Mugello valley yesterday. but there
was no loss Of life Several buildings
cracked by the. earthquake Of Sunday
fell mtg ruins. The inhabitants Of the
valley 'are living in tents as far as
possible. being afraid to return TO
their homes and the possibility Of be-
ing buried under falling walls The
deaths in the Muge1lo section Sunday
were not as numerous as at first re-
ported. The number OF dead viii not
reach 100
Concerning casualties on the other
side OF the Apennines. in the Ro-
maEeno section. there is little infor-
nation as il is almost impossible 10
reach there because Of the Jack OF
transportation and the damage caused
BY the quake Sunday.
In the smaller villages on this side
OF the mountains survivors Of families
continue to dig in the ruins for rela-
tives believed to be buried there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
Postmaster Says
Ell PaSo Needs
Federal Bldg.
| 400 Government Employees
In FL Paso, Says E. A.
Shelton At Luncheon.

( The need OF n 100000 federal
building here was explained by post
master E A. shelton at the FL Paso
Rotary noon day luncheon Thursday
at sheldon grill room. At present the
government is paying more than $751;
600 year in rents in FL Paso.
There are nearly 400 government
employees in Fl Paso. which includes
every branch Of the government. .
continued Mr.. Shelton. These are
scattered in seven or eight different
buildings, and even-after the postof-
lice is moved to the new building on
Stanton street and thus leaves the
first floor OF the federal building IN
occupied there VIII be no appreciab Die
difference in the other departments
by the provision made"
a motion was carried to have pres
ident W 5. Crombie appoint a COM
mittee to take u the matter with the
cham Der Of commerce. the city cOun-
ell, mayor Charles Davis and also
congressman and senators. Nj Crom-
bic viii appoint the committee later.
VIII Winch. Frank Eel and secre-
tary J. n. Evans, who recently re-
turned from the convention at salt
Lake City. spoke Of the cordially ex
tended the Rotarians en- route TO and
from Sal< Lake.
c. l. Garrett. secretary. W. II. Mer-
Ger and Mr. Tanning. of the Mineral
Wells. Texas. Rotary club. were
guests. Capt. L L Hall and Lieut..
Robert Piatt recently returned from
the war. also were guests.
c. L Gregory was elected goat" for
the next meeting. and Art Woods won
the attendance prize
Mrs. Joe Dean sang two solos as
companied at the piano by Joe Evans
The Rotarians adjourned singing
'Everybody's Happy"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
j. 6 WELCOMES
CZECH0-SL0VAKS
HOO Invalided Troops Who
Fought Germans and
Reds Reach Port.

San Francisco. Calf. July s.-The
steamer Nankin arrived hare TO-DAY
with 100 invalided Czecho-slovak sol
diers from vladivostok- They were
accorded a hearty welcome by civic
and military authorities. Bancs from
the naval air station and from Camp
Kearney. delegations from the Red
Cross and members OF the local
czeclro- slovak society participated in
the welcoming exercises
Taken to Camp kearney-
The veterans were transferred TO a
soecial train and taken to. Camp
Kearney. where they are to remain
an indefinite time for treatment
Eventually they will be sent across
the continent and then 10 their homes
The Czecho-Slovak soldiers arriving
on the Nankin are veterans OF the
great war in Europe. Originally
drafted into the Austrian army. they
deserted to the Russians and fought
AGAINST the Teutons. When kerensky
VS. overthrown and the Bolsheviki
gained control OF Russia. the Czecho-
SIovaks fought the Leuine-I tzky
armies and eventually gained their
way to Siberia. where they joined the
allied soldiers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
Finds Lesson In
Old Testament
For The Nation
Speaker At Church School
Says America Must Keep
To High Ideals.

AS Germany has gone down for
a moral reason, so also shall America
unless she be watchfuI. go down &c
devastation said DR.. Frank c. Seay,
OF Dallas, Wednesday night at Trim
ity Methodist church before the New
Mexico conference summer school OF
theology. Dr. Seay spoke on The
Book OF Amos" and compared politi-
cal and social conditions during the
time of the prophet, Amos. with those
OF modern goth century times
zone significant thing about the
books OF the old testament is that
they are eternally modern. Il seems
as if they have a new message for
every turn OF history Many OF the
books are misunderstood The book
OF Amos is little misunderstood be-
was diplomatic orator His conder-
nation of Syria. Ammon and Moab Tor
their devastation Of Israel has mod
ern ring in its tone For the free
transgressions Of syria I viii not turn
away the punishment thereof because
she has devastated Israel may have
the modern version For the free
transgressions OF America, Jehovah
will not turn away the punishment
thereof. unless she maintains her high
of nationsi The God that tears down
the dream of Germany Of world do
minion is going 70 require the moral
life OF America"
At the Thursday morning session
OF the school. Or. Seav spoke on
The Book Of Hosea" Other speakers
at Thursday mornings session we're
Rev. P r Knickerbocker. pastor of
the Trinity Methodist church. who
spoke on Church Advertising" and
Rev. Henry Van Nalke1burgh Of the
First Methodist church. who made
a talk on Qualification OF Methodism."
Dr. Seay VIII sneak again tonight at
s o'clock on The Book of Jonah"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
Livestock Market


Chicago. Ill, July EogS-Recsi3tS
-3o90, better grades uneTenly 1QG .5C
higher. TOP. S21.5- bulk Se1-25 q -.
heavyweight. S-I-s06 e1-sc. medium
weight $3.50 n 22.eo. lightweight sl.4eT
% 20; iight-lisht. S-off2Is5; heavy PACK
sows; rough, Sia.75 g $3.50. pigs. SiS.5e @
Cattle-Reccipts. 5000. Market strong.
Beef steers medium and heavyweight.
choice and prime. Sl511s. medium and
good s15G 155e. common. S11-25 Is;
iightweisht good aud choice. 1873 PISS
common and medium Sl0a is.75- butcher
cattle. heiters- $50 q 1875. cows. $3.50
fz-2a. Gamers and CRITTERS Sc q 4.2J; veal
calves, light and handyweiEht. S17-2o q
lA.e5. feeder steers. Ss-z5 12-15: stoeker
steers. SS611
sheep-Receipts- 10000. Market strong.
Lambs. 81 pounds down $3.50 r l7-75;
cuils and common. $500 G15-0o- yea-ling
vcthers Sl0-S0 r 1900; ewes. r1eliuEn good
and choice. sI-e9G $50; culls and com
Eaon, $500 66.5o.
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. 1lo-- July ----Hogs-ite-
ceip1s. 5000 Higher. Heavies. s2l-594
81 So. lights. $500 +. e1.75- packing. SECS
@ .fos piss. $500 41-0o
Catrle-Receiptz. --en0- STEADY steers,
choice and prime. $3.50 ls-lo. heifers-
S7.55 f1s-35. COWS. $3.50 S12-oe: calves
sheep-R Receipts. $500. steady Lambs
$500 1856 ewes. S2.5oH1s-oo-
DenFer Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo. July Ca ttle--Eeceipts-
500 steady steers. s1Loe 1850 cows
and heifers. ss.75G $50. Stocizers and feed
HoEs-Receipts. 1880 Market . cents
higher Top $3.50. bulk. seo-so q FOO
Sheep-Receipts. ]. 500 Steady. Lambs
S15.75 1855; ewes. $500 @ 7-o9-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
FORD RACE TO FEATURE
LAS CRUCES CELEBRATION

Las Cruces, y IL, July IA Ford
race will be the main feature Of the
fourth of July celebration at Las
Cruces. This race viii be the first
number on the program and -ATil begin
al IL a N. The race course will be
the road from the MessiIla Park depot
west to cross roads. north TO old
Nesilla. northeast to Davis Daily and
south TO Mssiila Park again. covered
six times making distance OF 50 $40
miles Those entering the race are-
Campbell AIOssman. BrUm back, Hood
Durio. Smith and Katzenstein- Prizes
amounting TO $3.50 will be awarded.
At D. M A tug OF war vii take
place on Main street between five
Cruces heavyweights and five from
organ The winners vii receive a
purse of $50. 4 sack race, bicycle
race and tub race are planned for
the boys. with prizes ranging from
50 cents TO SO.
At D. M the volunteer fire de-
Dartment will have a big water fight
at the south ward school on Alameda
street \ free swimming pool has
been provided and the city park will
be open to all who care TO spread
their picnic dinner on the lawn.
Speaking and dancing viii be the en-
tertainment OF the evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
FL PASO TO HELP ADVERTISE
TEXAS AT ADMENS CONVENTION

FL Paso is expected TO play promi-
nent part in a plan undertaken by the
Texas chamber Of commerce 10 adver-
tise the natural resources Of the state,
at the convention OF the Associated
Advertising clubs of the World. to be
held at New Orleans. A huge relief
map for exhibition At the convention
city. now is being prepared.
The Texas map viii be carried in
the parade. one OF the features Of the
convention. by the delegates from
Texas. After the parade is over it
viii be Illuminated and placed on ex-
hibition on the principal thoroushfare
Of New orleans. When the map has
served its purpose at New Orleans, it
VIII be brought back and made Of
permanent educational value
Arrangements to have Fl Paso rep
resented on the map VIII be handled
by manager Roberts, OF the local
chamber OF commerce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
SHOW
NEW STRENGTH
Inquiries From Abroad
Cause General Rally
in Prices.

In the broad and general strength
displayed in the entire market Thurs
day, coppers registered better prices
than the balance of the market. ae-
cording TO J. s. Curtiss & Co. Sheldon
hotel. Unconfirmed reports came
from metal brokers and even semi Of
fetal sources. that mare than so per-
cent Of the enormous stock of copper
which the United States government
had on hand six months ago, has been
disposed of, and that inquiries from
abroad for the red metal nre now al
most equal 70 the demand from do
nestle consumption for spot copper
On the curb oils were in good de-
mand. Cosden. Elk Basin and Mid
West being active and strong. Out
side coppers were quiet but strong.
Verde extension sold around ~ and
there was a good inquiry for New Cor
nelia and other Arizona issues.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
Colvert, a Cripple, Makes
Novel Journey Across
the United States.

4 CURIOUS outfit has invaded Fl
n Paso. and not a little interest is
added by the addition 70 the outfit it
self OF some interesting occurrences
between new York and Fl Paso.
George L Colvert a cripple who is
attempting to cross the United states
in his ''Mulemobile.T family Of six. q
little mule and a push cart constitute
the outfit"
Colvert left New York June .. 1916.
bearing from the mayor OF that city
10 the mayor OF san Diego. a sealed
letter His persever euce is better than
his luck. because. although Colvert
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
WANTS A KISS BUT GETS
SENTTO JAIL For Is DAYS

Instead Of a kiss from a waitress,
Jose Martinez. Il, received a fine Of
% days in jail as the result Of a re-
quest which he is alleged 10 have
made to an employee of the Boston
cafe. second and FL Paso streets. on
Tuesday night.
The request for kiss was followed
almost Immediately by a bottle bar
rage laid down, in which the proprie-
tor of the cafe. j. p Simon. figured.
according TO testimony given in the
trial of Martinez. Wednesday after
noon before judge of the corporation
court Charles L. Pollock The COM
plant against Martinez was signed
by Simon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
STOCKS AGAIN
SCORE GAINS
Sensational Movements At
tend Trading As Triple
Holiday Approaches.

New York July 5.-Because Of the
approaching triple holiday. trading in
stocks today was attended by aadi-
tional sensational movements. special
ties showing extreme gains of TO y
points. sales Appropriated I.s5o.eoo
shares. The closing was strong
Liberty bond closing prices were:
sss's. 1886; first Is, $3.50. second IS
e3.S2; first AIS. 1914; second AXIS,
s4-2f. third rs 1910; fourth 4ss's,
$3.50; Victory, ass. Fo0.0S; Victory
as4's. 1886.
Opening Is Very Lively
Gains ranging from the substantial 20
TIA srnsd tional were registered ar the live
u opening uf tcday's stock market KEY
stone Tire leading an IN initial gains Of
p. more than half OF which was soon
Cancelled other strong issues. included
American 1tcrnatioral Airbrake. Royal
Dutch PittshurE Coal American Tobacco
Tobacco Products. International Paper
central Leather and Texas and Pacific
Coppers and FOOD shares also aided 10 the
higher average OF prices
ACTIVITY soon Abates.
Activity soon abated IN today's stock
exchange. the turn over OF the first hait
hour falling considerably under yesterday
large total The usual reactions incident
baldwin Locomotive These were moro
than nueutraiized by tho greater strength
% sr-els. ronacccs rub0crs and sundry sre-
riaities- rails improving also. fresh
~ ward movement set in toward noon
United States Steel leading az III a. IN
teresr attached 70 money rates because
toiar'7 offerings hold until next Monday
call loans oIsred at and S = per ccn,-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
PLAN GOOD TIME TONIGHT
AT KHAKI CLUB OPENING

A gala festival. whicI/win be in
formal viii be held foT the opening
OF Khaki club No. . in the basement
OF the chamber OF com1rerce At 7-5o
o'clock tonight These quarters are
maintained by the War Camp Com
munity Service for transient soldiers,
and were rendered to the american
Legion for Headquarters
A military orchestra, several plan
lists. impromptu singing. punch and
lizht refreshments. viii be provided.
The work OF the club has been JUS
titled By the recent atteddances. ac-
cordinE 10 l. H Reed Of the War
Camp Community Service. Seventy
five transient soldiers attended Tues
dsT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03

has suffered untold hardships. many
setbacks and numerous disappoint-
ments. he stil is moving. slowly. how
ever, toward California and his goal
Covert. his family and his mule and
cart reached FL Paso. Monday night.
Accidents. holdups and other I'M
pleasant situations have delayed him.
As the man and his mule push cart
neared Fort Hancock one OF the
wheels OF his vehicle crumpled and the
cart slipped in ditch Kind soldiers
at the fort learned OF his. mishap. the
purpose Of his mission. and his helpless
state and took the cart into the fort.
There a mule skinner assisted MIN
and with the aid OF the hub OF the
wheel. eight Of the Is spokes il origi-
rally contained. and untold quantity
OF baling wire. the men fashioned a
sort OF bicycle wheel on which Colvert
reached Ell Paso-
It's long way between town. IN
Texas" said Colyert. as he reached
here. and grub money is getting
short
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
WANTED

OFFICE RFi-Ssccad hand ste
nograrhers desk double arawersl and
chair 1oc KEEPERS desk. office chars.
steel flllng rRhinrtS seven bank Bur
rouEhs addtnr machine Protectoeraph ard
large sligo National cash re=i-fer. = or
Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
GRAIN MARKET
IS ON DECLINE
Corn Falls Back on Predic-
tons That Rains Would
Be General.

Chicago. Ill. July a.-After adj
vancing TO new high prices for the
season, corn today fell back as a re-
suit Of forecasts that showers would
be widespread. Opening prices.
which ranged from 1-2@1 Use higher.
with September al s1.S3 1-2a1S4
and December at s1.s2 1-sd,1.ss L..
was followed BY a decline all around
TO below yesterdays finish
Fresh Upturn Later.
Sharply higher quotations At Buenos
Aires led subsequently 10 a fresh upturn-
The market closed strong is G2c net
higher with September at S1-S3as O l.ss5s.
and December at SL52% aI-C.is-
Oats were governed mainly by the
action Of corn. After opening lie off
TO a ike advance. including Septem-
per at y il q II SIC. the market IN
derTeHt moderate sag.
Provisions rose with nogs. Trade.
however, was light
Pork and ribs assembled TO new high
figures for the season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
WILL DISCUSS SHIPMENTS
OF LESS THAN CAR LOADS

F. n Lucore. Of St Louis. No.
chairman Of the less than car load
routing committee for the southwest
ern region. viii cone to FL Paso to
attend a meeting Monday at the
chamber Of commerce for the purpose
Of discussing possible improvements
in these shipments, it was announced
Hy A. l. Tadlock. traffic manager of
she chamber Of commerce. Mr. Tad
lock has been appointed chairman OF
the subcommittee Local railroad Of
ficiais also will attend the meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
ELECTION BOARD CANVASSES
VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS

Austin. Texas. July 3.-Canvassing
Of the returns in the May election,
held on the constitutional amend
ments. was begun today by the state
election canvassing board. composed
Of the governor. attorney general and
secretary Of state. II developed that
there are about dozen counties in
which the returns have been improp-
erly made The home owning amend
ment IS the only one in which there
Is any doubt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
COUNCIL ORDERS PUBLICATION
OF DELINQUENT TAX LIST

Publication Of the delinquent tax
for the year 1918 was ordered by the
city council Thursday morning This
roll which viii be published about
July 10, viii contain the names OF al
property owners who have rot paid
taxes for last year. An additional
charge Of 81 will Se assessed aIter
n7,biication. said William P McSain,
tax. collector. The penalty now as
sessed on account Of not paying taxes
between Jan ]. and April 1 IS 10 per-
cent Interest continues 10 accumu-
late at the rate Of 10 percent until
finally paid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
DOG BORN OK SCISSORS FIELD
MISSING FROM KHAKI GILL

Il want my dog back said julius
Wild. manager Of the Khaki club.
Thursday morning. in speaking OF the
sudden disappearance OF scissors %
the dog recently presented to the club
BY Donald Hartman. 205 Tobin place.
The dog is just an ordinary dog with
long ears and long tail and there is
nothing fine about him at all. He is
white dog with yellow spots on his
body" The dog had not been found
Thursday morning.
Scissors according TO the story
Of overseas soldiers. was born on the
battlefield Of scissors.