El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-31

seTHERE is great future for the
L cotton mill in FL Paso.@ said L.
H. Tucker. member Of the Kiwanis
club. 1T has been demonstrated that
cotton can be raised all over this sec
ton. and there is every reason to
believe that if. instead of shipping the
cotton to the northeast for manufac-
ture into cloths and clothing. a mill
were established here to do the same
work. it would prove OF tremendous
financial advantage 10 the city. do
not believe that there would be any
difficulty in securing the necessary
labor for such project aAs to mar
ket for the output. the possibilities
Of a mill to handle cotton already
produced in small quantities would
create a stimulus for greater produce
ton OF the staple so that the ven
oping the industrial resources Of FL
Paso proper. and in extending the
agricultural fields throughout the
rural sections
Every man owes it TO himself to
lay aside a fund for emergencies. so
that when the opportunity arises he
is ready TO grasp It" said ". ". Car
roll The government has provided
an ideal means to do this through the
new issue Of 500 and $1,000 registered
treasury savings certificates.
Purchasing one OF these $1,000 reg
istered treasury savings certificates
may be ikened to planting a crop
and then simply witching IL grow.
with the assurance that II will yield
certain amount Unlike other crops,
however. II Is not necessary to culti-
vate. irrigate or put a fence around
this crop. Its growth is certain. And
the government insures the crop
against loss.
''On the other hand. the new regis
tered treasury savings certificates
are unlike most other securities. in
that there are no stated intervals al
which interest is paid. The interest
attaches itself to the principal and
when the certificate natures the
owner receives the entire amount II
the holder desires his money back. he
can get It with the interest it has
earned. by serving the required notice
on the government
Bankers and investment experts
agree that these are the most attract
i've securities ever issued. Every man
and woman who can should buy the
limit OF these certificates. which is
$1,000 A $1,000 treasury savings GER
tificate only costs sS3s in July. The
price increases each month"
I'VE decided on Fl Paso as the log
zeal center for distributing in the
southwest said @ r. Curtin Of Dem
yer. manager OF the u J. O'Fallon
supply company in FL Paso- with
the opening Of Mexico the develop
ment of every wholesale business in
FL Paso viii be tremendous and It is
good business TO be prepared for
trade when that time comes New
Mexico presents a rich field for ac-
ton. and there is sufficient business
to be had 10 keep house busy seven
days in the week"
Il am glad 10 say to the people Of
FL Paso that the Indications point
toward a most successful educational
campaign for getting before the peo-
ME the idea that purchase OF war saw
ings stamps is for their benefit" said
John II. Awtry. II believe that the
peoDle IN general are now more fully
realizing the fact that their welfare
viii be promoted In proportion to the
amount OF war savings stamps they
buy during this year After a trip
through the entire FL Paso district
feel no hesitancy in saying that
Fl Paso viii rank high in the pur-
chase OF war savings stamps when