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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
Livestock Market

r-.l-s-o. ~ Oct 11-HoEs-Receipt
$3.50. Market firm heavy. $3.50 = 49--e ;
medium. S1l-I5 G 1859 lEh-, s-l-5yl5--.s .
liEht-ligh-- So g l4-s5; n7afy pleA-ns
eogF- smooth gl5-755 1a-95s packing soUs
rough. g13Gls-5os pigs. g15-75&l5-
CauIe-R eceiuls, 5000 LarEet con- faia4
vita week ago, strictly good to- prime
steers. steady 70 SOC higher; other grades
weak. unevenly 25c 20 95c lower, leW
prime cows and heifers steady other she
suock. SOC 10 81 lower Gamers &c l9.eers
balls. 15c to gl-15 lower calves, SO.
&C lover H=sr Westerns about STEADY :
others &c - soc lower Eood and cnosee
feeders 25c 10 soc higher other grades
si1rer1Beesi5ts. 1ooo. Market. compared
With = week ago. best fat range lambs.
SOC 10 7Ec lower natives 81 --9p lqNel
Fort Worth IiFestuck, Close
Fort worth. Texas. Oct 1l.-CatLle -
cei1ts soc: market steady BeeFea =
H. stocEars. tl-le . s-Lai 80,
hsifs-z- sl51e10-59s bulls. s5gsi calves
HoEs-Reesipts. zoos market STEADY
Lights. gI5-15 715-51s medium fA9--2
re. heavy. s15-15 G15-15s mixed. So Z
1El5; common. Sl44l5i PIGS sl.-'-
ESesp-Rsosipts. 100; market steady
T-mbs- f1-T15- vearll1Ez. g 4l-5 we-l-
ers. $500: ewes. $500 $500 euiis, s. q g.
10 81 ioTer- feeding sheep. 25o lower;
-5r1E breeding ewes. soc % use lower
kansas CITY Livestock, Close
Eansza city, 40 oct H -l.-el
ef-+.T Ruresu CT arketLl-HoEs-lle-
rsiurs 1000 market strong with Tester-
dzy's average. bulk. SIS @ 1880. medium
weights. 1561E-60s lights. slA-la Q ~ s
heavy packing soWs Sl7--5 G IS pigs. %ts4
Csffle-Reeeipts. 100 and $50 calves,
Market for week. best led steers 20 -s1
higher. Others and butcher cattle fully
st5zdv. calves T5cd 81 tower stoclzers and
feeders u=s1k 20 25c lower.
sheep-Receipts. 10oos market FOR week
TAT lambs, 15F25c lower; fat sheep ana
fetdinF laruhs steady. breeders steady 90
De1rsr Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo, Oct 1l--Lattle- t.eea!I =,
7rf. NOD steady. Beef steers. s1o-50G
Ia cows and heifers. 81 8a-69s stoclzers ara
feeders s7011; calves $3.50 Q l4-5e-
HuEs-ReceiptE 100; market stea1y-
=heeu-Recsipts. 20. eo0; market STEADY
lambs $40 1a-55: ewes f64ti 1eel-f
lamhs. sl2-51 @ 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
GRAIN MARKET
DECLINES Anew
Favorable Weather, Bigger
Rural Offerings, Weak
Hog Values Reflected.

Chicago. III. oct 1L-Fresh de-
elines IN the price OF corn took place
today. chiefly as a result Of favora-
bic weather FOR conditioning the new
crop. There were also reports that
the volume OF rural offerings had
increased Besides. weakness in hog
values counted as a bearish factor
Opening prices which varied from
the same as yesterdays finish TO .
lower. with December s1.224 10
s1s2E. and Nay Sl21 TO s1217s,
we're followed by a moderate setback
AL around. and then something Of a
rally
Close Is Unsettled
Evening up OF trades. so as 10 be
prepared for the double holiday
ahead. rallied the market a little in
the late dealings. The close was un-
settled. sc 70 sc net lower. with De-
cember s1.22ls TO SI22S and Msy
cats ssgEed with corn After open
ing unchanged TO sc higher, includ-
ing December at sI-23ia. the market
underwent q general decline
= Provisions were dull and weak
The downward tendenee Of corn and
hogs appeared 10 inimidate buy ers-
Week end adjustments helped TO
make the market firm at the last
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
Condemned To 4 Military Prison
Is Not So Serious As 1t Sounds

dresses Of persons who know him.
preferably OF men for whom ne mas
worked. a form letter Is sent 70 each
OF these, asking certain questions
about the man. Similar letters are
sent 70 the officers OF the company
in which he served Thus pelore a
man has been many weeks n lne
disciplinary barracks, the Officers N
charge have pretty tnorousA
IRE data gathered by this study OF
the nan and his record Is sent 70 the
reviewing officer along Win me resi-
Of the facts about the case On me
strength Of this data, the reviewing
officer may recommend clemency- a
man sentenced to the penitentiary
may be remanded 10 the disciplinary
barracks Instead
Furthermore, this record viii de-
termine the treatment OF the man IN
the disciplinary barracks. for the
prisoners are divided into two classes
one Of these classes IS known as
the numbered men" while the other
constitutes the disciplinary oatta-
Fitting Them for Civil Life.
The mum bered men are those whose
records Indicate that It would proba-
bly, be useless TO try TO restore them
70 active service. at least for the time
being. Their occupation IN prison IS
10 work and TO 90 TO school
II fIliternte they are taught to
to read and write. They are also
taught trades Every effort iH
made to fit them TO take a place
IN civilian life
After a mau has been IN numbers
Tor a while. he may be given a chance
FOR example. have been drug. addict
and have conquered his vice in the
prison. or he may have been ner-
Fous wreck, and have recovered
The disciplinary battalion Is tne
cruN Of the system It Is at once a
training and a test Of mans fitness.
This battalion Is organized Ike
any other battalion II has It's own
barracks and its own mess. i drills
hard and regularly. The discipline
In 81 is verv severe-much more so
than in the regular military organi-
ration Yet the man Is allowed some
freedom II he lacks self control and
cannot stand freedom. the disciPlin-
airy battalion will prove the fact.
After three months IN the disciplinary
battalion. a man may be recommended
Tor restoration to active duty-or he
may be sent back TO numbers as
unfit for military purposes.
Gets Every Chance.
Thus the man sent to a military
prison, instead Of facing a long. hope
less sentence which deadens his mind.
Is given the boon OF opportunity. In
Justice is reduced to a minimum II
a man OF aulllLN ana character EeAa
into the disciplinary barracks. he may
work his way out in a few months,
even though sentenced for 90 years,
and he may learn something useful
while he Is In prison.
II has been found that about
one eighth Of the men sentenced
To disciplinary barracks are re-
stored to duty through the agency
Of the disciplinary battalion.
Many OF them gain valuable vocn-
tional training.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

WASHINGTON. D. C., Oct IA
w man who has received a life SEN
tence at the hands Of court martial
may be restored 10 the colors in good
standing within a year by the sys-
ten OF "saIvaging' offenders which
is now followed in the military
prisons in this country
This IS the answer which the Of
ficers in charge Of these prisons
make 10 the accusation that court
martial sentences are unduly Ions
and hard 4 sentence in military
prison is a tentative sentence u
may be shortened. not only by the
mans good conduct as IN oJnsr
prisons, but as a result Of stuog
Of The mans mental and physical
condition and his record as soldier
and as a civilian.
Not a Punishment.
The army no longer aims to punish
its offenders. but TO make the best
possible use Of them as human
material IN it's disciplinary bar
racks" as the military prisons are
now called. IL has definitely apana-
oned the punitive method for the re-
constructive.
II Is necessary TO explain 20 the
layman, in the first place, that there
are three types Of military prisons
In this country. The government has
three disciplinary barracks, one az
Fort Leevenworth, one at Alcatre.z.
California, and one on Governor
Island. New York. To these prisons
are sent the purely military offend-
ers such as men who have oisobe1 Cd
orders. gone to sleep on duty. or neen
absent without leave or have de-
serted Here. also, are sent those
guilty Of minor crimes and mis-
demeanors, such as fighting, drunken
ness and petty theft Il is In these
disciplinary barracks that the recon
structive method o. handling prison
ers finds its fullest use.
Prisons for Felous-
The government mas three peni-
tentlaries. one at LeaTenWorth, one
at Atlanta. and one al Mcneil Island
near Tacoma, Washington. To these
Institutions are sent the men IN the
service who are felons-those VINO
are convicted OF murder, grand
larceny. and other crimes Of the more
serious character.
In addition 20 these two classes Of
prisons. the government has three
war prison barracks. where internee
enemy aliens and a few prisoners Of
war have been held. Most q these
have now been deported. and these
prisons are no longer an important
part OF the system. IN all the army
has now about $500 general prisoners
about $50 in the federal peni-
tentiaries.
When a man fin the military service
Of the United States SIS convicted OF
an offense. and sent to the disciplin-
AIRY barracks. he is first OF all given
thorough examination. mental
nhvsical and psych iatrlcaL II he Is
feeble minded. ueurotic. or insane. OF
n some organic disease IS responsi-
bic for bis trouble. this examination
is designed TO discover the trouhle
The man is then asked for the ad-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
DISTRICT FAIRS ARE HELD
In ALL PARTS OF ARIZONA

Phoenix. Ariz. Oct 1.-THE Ari-
zona state fair is preceded by a num-
Der OF county and district fairs. one
has been held in Santa Cruz county.
another row IS in prorgess in Navajo
county at Snowflake, and Yuma coun-
ty VIII have a fair next week. espe-
cially TO be distinguished by its show
Of agricultural products.
The counties OF northern Arizona
viii join in g consolidated fair at
Prescott, October 1918. The Prescott
fair especially IS noted for its wild
west features
Carrying many features OF the dis
trict fair viii be the cotton carnival
that opens in Mesa on October %.
There will be displayed a large part
OF the state exhibits Of the Soil Pro
ducts show at Kansas City. The es-
pecial feature OF the show viii be the
cotton Of the salt River valley, IN ev-
cry stage Of its development from
seed 70 finished automobile fabric.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
AMERICAN IN PHILIPPINES
OBJECT TO INCOME TAX

Manila, P. I, oct. 1.-THE recent
administrative ruling Of the 1e4vle-
5~-er-si revenue Authorities. which
makes American citizens resident IN
fhs Philippine Islands. liable 70 taxa
rlon under the income tax act OF 1918
wiz be contested here. Payment IN
every instance, on the advice OF AZ
torneys. VIII be made under protest.
ana fhe case carried 90 the supreme
court Of the United states
Ths tax IS criticized as discrim ina
tory. The Filipino, English, Spanish
OF any other foreign business man ia
not subject 70 Il. while the American,
IN competition with them must pay
90. according 70 1he federal ruling
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
BANK REPORTS
BIC INCREASE
Second Gain In Reserve
Bank District In
20 DAYS.

The weekly report OF the FEDERAL re-
serve bank Of Dallas. received Satur-
day by the FL Paso branch. shows an
increase Of approximately S15,7s3.ooo
IN the total resources. This is the
second increase within the past 20
days. the last report showing approx
mately a S15.00o.O0O increase. The
amount due to member banks reserve
account also has increased approx
matsIy s5.000.oo0, he report showing
the amount now due TO be 1851
1851. The total resources are $751;
s58.29LsA
The weekly report follows:
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates IN vault,
S7.015.0 35-O0; gold settlement fund,
S7,2O6,s6S-04: gold redemption fund,
agencies, S2.s10,609.4S; gold with
agent for retirement OF F. R. notes,
S2i.313.66OO0; total, 81. 424. S07.52.
Legal tender notes. silver. etc,
S1,703, S51-95: other cash and cash
items, S9ss.733; total, S44.125. 39247.
L Five percent redemption fund Fed
eral Reserve bank notes, S515,2oOi
. bills discounted, members, s60.190,-
I10.78; bills bought in open market,
I s65s, f5s; total bills on hand, Ss0,s4s,-
568.7S.
Investment Z. S. bonds. ss.sss.00Oi
u. s. certificates Of Indebtedness,
S7.700.000: total earning assets, S72,-
515.56s.7s.
Federal Reserve banks transfers
bought met" S5,9s5.2 03.O3- checks and
drafts in process OF collection. S27.-
572.6S7-55s due from other Federal
Reserve banks. S2,214.845.4L
All other resources. S929.397-70.
tx nH
EfahEltfes.
Capital paid in. s3.s25, 800; surplus.
s2.028.86s-33: government deposits
S5,53A4eS.25; due to mem Der banks
reserve account. S49.63T.795.37: de-
ferred credits account checks and
drafts in process Of collection, $780,
1S7.586-97; Federal Reserve bank notes
secured by q. S bonds. S9.5z5.900s
Federal Reserve notes in circulation,
s60,260,245s foreign government cred
its. S1.914.745.46.
All other liabilities. s1.34A.755-55.
Total liabilities. s15s.e5s-29A94
Rediscounts with other Federal Re
serve banks. s1S.s40.00O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
DoST LET Pr. PEo, lot


Many tempting offers Tor ul1llns money
IN on stocks may cause ycu % make an
unvrlse Investment 70 you now hold OIL
.sfo-1.s ar are planning an investment az
merely interested On oll--ha world
rreatsst commcdlry-yo should read tho
"OrL. PRESS" an authority on Invest
r-snrr and uroductl1n- Each issue hrlrl-
rnl OF authentic information Of resent and
-anr1tfonaI Developments IN the sra4t
aTld-Contlncut and Texas OIL fielcs where
opuortrnltieg are many for making profit
ahis Investments with l-Ia money Let
the -Ou Press" guide you; ir may make
you money DO nay protect you l7om
is--es- aach Issue contains analytlcll re-
norts of numerous ccmuaries--Eoc1 BAD
aud indifferent The "OI Press" togeth-
or with a late issue Of the Markets
containing quotations on listed. url-s-ed.
active ana Inactive oil stocks sent free On
request. Also while they last. a new. ac-
curare colored nap OF Kansas. OElahnnla
ard Texas. Just cut. lettering the oil
ffelas On red Address on Press. 1oS Re
public Bldg. Kansas CITY. 40
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
COPPER STOCKS
REMAIN STEADY
Miami and Ray ConsOi
dated Show Gains In
Prices.

Saturdays session Of the stock mar
ket witnessed another bulish demon
stration in motors, oils and alcohol
stocks. according TO J. s Curtiss &
Co. Hotel Sheldon
Mexican Petroleum made new
high record at 252. closing at the top
Copper stocks were unchanged 10 any
great extent Green Cananea broke a
point 10 sS; Miami and Ray Consoi-
dated were both higher: Interns tionaI
Nickel made a new high record
Curb stocks were quiet, although
there was additional strength noted
in New Cornelia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

VI S. RAU. brother OF John A
W. Rau. has returned 70 FL Paso.
He viii make his home with his
brother and HIS wife at 1o19 North
Virginia street
Rau was lately discharged from the
navy. He was CHIEF machin-st's mate
aboard the c. S. s. Nj Vernon. which
was an interned German ship con-
made IT trips 70 France and back IL
was torpedoed on its ninth trip. but
was repaired IN time 10 help in the
bringing back OF troops
Ran worked IN FL Paso prior TO
entering the navy and will continue
in the employment OF the machinery
department Of the krakauer, York &
Moye Hardware company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
WORK SUSPENDED ON LAKE
PERICK BECAUSE OF RAINS

Stamford. Texas. Oct 11-Work on
Lake Penick on the Clear Fork has
been Temporarily suspended on ac-
count OF high water resulting from
recent rains No damage has been
done 20 the construction already as
the work was not advanced enough.
Plenty OF sunshine and hreezs have
been rapidly drying the fields. Coz
ton picking Is again under way and
the gins are again running after q
short respite OF two days. No dam
age 70 crops has been reported as re-
sulting from the rains that fell the
first OF the week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
Grains 80 PROVISIONS.

ChiraEo Grain. Close
Cdru-Dec-. s1-2zfss Say. SILL
oats-Dec-. Tosc. liay. T2#c
Chicago Provisions Close
Pdrz-Oct.. s95-00s jan f52-21-
.I.ard-Ncv. s26-1os Jan, szz-35-
Rihs-Oct- s1e.02. Jan. $40.
Chicago Produce. Close
Chlcaro III, Oct 1l-Butter-ln s1t-
tied Creamery. -
Eers-EIirher Receipts f071 eases
Fgrsts. 56G5Tlzc- Ordinary firsts. SOC 5lcs
at market. cases included. so 9 56cs storage
rzcked. flrsrs. 5gG58izc-
Fcaftrg--Allve. higher springs ---1ci
fowls. 1BGZ5-zr
PotatoHs-steady- Arrivals 63 cars
Northern szcEed whites. SZoo Q l2oi early
Ohios. $3.50 2-I1-
Kansas CITY Produce. Close.
Eaneas city. 1Io- Oct. 11.-Butter and
eggs unchanged
Poultry-Hsns &c lower. &c; brolsrs &c
lover 1oc- ruosterE 15c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
NEW GABLE To
CROSS PACIFIC
United States Must Build
It, According To The
Present Outlook.
BY FREDERIC J. HAsKIN.

Washington. D. C.. Oct 11.-Asia
and America are holding a voluminous
and animated conversation across the
Pacific these days They are bargain
ing over silks and plos7s and sewing
machines and coooanuts and a thou
sand other things Where they ex-
changed a thousand words five years
ago they now exchange ten thousand
words.
whether we love our little brown
brother or not-likewise our little
yellow and tan brothers-the war has
thrown us into each others arms W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

are doing three times as much busi-
ness with Japan alone as we did be-
fore the war.
Some OF this international hsggIing
goes on by mail. some Of It lies
through the air by wireless. but the
most important part OF Il crawls along
the bottom OF the Pacific ocean. TO-,
900 miles or so, in no time at all That
Is. Il goes by cable-the Pacific cable
For there IS only one American ca
bic across the Pacific IN addition TO
this there IS one British owned ca
bic from Vancouver 10 Australia, and
thence through the East Indies 10
HonEkong- But this cable Is rarely
used by American merchants because
It is roundabout and much more ex-
pensive than the direct cable
There are 19 cables across the At
lantic between Europe and North
America. and five more 90 TO points
IN South America But there is in ef-
feet only one Pacific cable
Commercial messages upon which
millions depend must be entrusted to
this one rope OF wire thousands Of
miles long. Wavering restiessly in its
ocean bed, row and then saving It.
self in two on a jutting mass OF coral
IN the san Bernardo straits. and 50
holding up International commerce for
days.
F. r Eldridge, chief OF the Tar
eastern division Of the bureau OF for
eign and domestic commerce. 10 show
the pressing need for a new cable.
points out that in 1913 the cable car
ried only a little more than half a
million words from the United states
10 Japan: in 1918 over 100000 words
were sent: while in 1918 the total is
expected TO exceed 100000 words.
This rate OF cable conversation now
is Increasing about IS percent a year,
SO that Il viii probably double IN the
next three years. II takes at least
three years 70 manufacture and lay G
cable. II work were started immedi-
ately It would be Just little too iate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
Girls, IF You Are On The Blink,
Here's Chance For Free Poll Tax

current year. Sixty three Of this
number paid their poll tax and SO Sc
cured exemptions for various reasons.
Exemptions Of records kept in the
office Of the tax collector dlscloses
the fact that the total valuasan Of
property in II Paso is four times as
great now as ia 1905 The total val
uation Of property in 1893 was APP
proIimately $4,000. 900 while the
present valuation is s65.S77. $50. The
total taxes. state and county, to be
collected in 1905 was sII1, 1o5-95,
while the total sexes 10 be collected
this year is s1.096.s09.
Chief deputy Haight announced that
taxes were being paiu rapidly this
year. an average Of four receipts
daily was received
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
RESTRICTIONS ARE PLACED
ON LIGHTING IN Berlin

Berlin. Germany, Oct 1l--Drastic
lighting restrictions intended 70 save
fuel have been published No one
3 nav use more than 50 percent OF the
, quantity OF gas or electricity con
sumed during the same quarter OF t-le
wear 1915. Restaurants cafes hotels
concert halls and other places OF
amusement may use Up 10 IS percent
OF that employed in 1915.
Street lighting IS reduced 20 30
! percent Street cars are TO be stopped
at 10-15 D. M.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

By GERTRURE BEREsFORD.
AEIDNIGHT blue velveteen is both
vi youthful and dressy when devsl-
oped in the unusual lines Of this street
dress. whichIs also suitable for formal
afternoon wear. The vest OF white
broadoIoth is embroidered in fine
cords OF black. blue and cerise-
A row OF white pearl buttons fastens
the center front cuffs that match
the vest turn back beneath a second
cuff Of blue velveteen- The narrow
belt OF blue velveteen fastens with a
gold buckle. The velveteen blouse IS
piaits on either side OF the white vest
The skirt is straight and Is gathered
at the belt line The smart hat OF
blue velvet is pierced with white
pearl pin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
UQDEYEIlN9IISTORY3

one year ago today. October H.
" 1918. the American wild Cat"
division with General Haig captured
vaux-Andigny and St souplet
Find a German
ANSWER TO Yesterdays PUZZLE.
Right side down nose between two
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

DISSERTATIONS LaA1l
at s. a. m. 18th
marldIan time oct
II. 1913
Forecasts:
Il Easo and vicin-
fr Fair tonight and
sunday warmer on
sunday
New 1IeUco. Fal
north. unsettled in
south portion to-
night and Sunday :
little change IN TEN
perarure
Arizona. Fair IN
north. unsettled in
south portion to-
night and Sunday :
warmer sunday
West Texas: To-
night fair. warmer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11

I HAVE bsst o7portunity % oftsr health
seeker. or any one that wants % i've y
valley. IS minutes rom neaIt e 49,
siec- Eight. teisphols and scent car l-le-
Demand as greater than productions VII
make more than 900 On iuVe--inss 19sl-fi
your living and Tcur house
See YOUNG
11T s. stanton 81
BIG OPPORTUNITX-Dru store Ger sale,
border town 5000. soc soldiers r. hinso-a.
b rEest drur suudry and fountain business
In town railroad in construction -alsa
territory. monthly sales t-ll- room 4qE ---
crease in sales. reason sac e7s-re p
vote entire time % profession or p--
ticulars address DTS. Elserton g. Eager
ton. Rio Grande. starr Co. Es1aA
FOR SaIE-Besr hotsi IN city. 90 rooms.
modern lobby. plrior and sample room
running fun every u-slt. price fr79 l-l+s
Up % date Earese, sood -se7s' so
city. cheap price u taEcn AZ once aaFei--
Food rooming houses very reas1nan-a e
RELIABLE Realty Co. los N Aen-ll-4 81
RosWs-l. y. -. = ae41
Buy ana seI cl leases IN Texas around
drilling oil wells Quick sales BIS money
Buy Is worth the mc1cy no capital re-
cuired. nor experience necessary NJ e l--
rect you Texas on leases 10 path ot PRO-
luctlon have proven sold mines -or as-n-s
ana investors. Every BODY VANS en-n--
for fortune Write quick t1r -uA -el-.---
our offer 20 agents 6re1r 1e-lail-- Al-
cur leases Have sold thousands o. -ll1l-
Big excitement send name for free nap
and agents proposition. Eecos fa-ley -
11ais n Rob-nscl Sc. Qlz-aholl2- L-----
BRANCH nanarcr wanted By Old esta9-
Tshrf Chfc1ro concern We turuis1 llll
stock o. GOODS. advertising MATTE ara
equip store completely. in good lnclt-ons
.HH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
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