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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08
Oil and Refin-
ing Dividend

AT a special meeting OF the board OF
directors Of tho American on 4 Re.
filming Co. OF Oklahoma City, Okla,
held March 3rd. = s percent dividend
company. payable April Both to stock.
holders Of record. a. shown by the
transfer books OF tho corporation at
the o,ose Of business April Is. l9ita
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08
WE EWANT

We can furnish the following stocks.
ana u you want ts- soil. submit
your lowest cash price. We viii Wirs
you acceptance u your price 10 right.
National O!l. on State Petroleum. On.
knnol. TePce Queen Copper, = wysn.
dotte, 0lobs oil. hay State oil, An,sri-
can OIL itef.. Gladstone OIL. White llock
on. Dspositprs' on 4 Oas. Caldwell OIL
Black rnthsr, Aubyms on.
Our new office Is 6l2.
~ Insurance building.
Same floor, same build
ing.
Direct communics tlon with oil mar
Hs.. ,;so, y ,S, wi,. Market le''erd mailed free
Ben A. | lOngfeiIOw
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY


sALE-Best bakery In Chicksshs. max
Ing good money. want TO quit: will
sell right Hubbards Bakery. Chicka-
sha, Okla.
ROOT BEER BARREL 0UTEff6-dst
Into q big payiik business BY install
Ing one Of these large barrel outfits;
We furnish them complete. including
formula 10 make your own syrup; easy
monthly peymenta Grosman Fountain
company. Dallas. Texas. o
FOR fALE-Tirs and acteSsory store.
establichsf business. practically no
competition! extra good location for
sasoiins and oil station. also vulcan
lser. VIII invoice about 1900. Good
reason for selling. 1900 cash will
handle. Address o.6s; Daily oklahoman
FOR SALE by owner: two SubdIvislons,
all city. improvements: street car
service. Plat on file ready 10 90; terms
ons-fourth cash. balance will take In
0eferred payments on property. j J..
lowering. sIl west Seventh st. ft
Worth TEE
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OIL.

Ten-acrs block. 0hackeiford county.
Texas. ilis This 10 completely sur.
rounded by drilling wells.
HORTON d SONS.
Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08
Drilling Contracts

n ACRES WEST OF DUKE FIELD
90 ACRES GREENWOOD COUNTY.
KANSAS, ON $3.50 BASIS
5000 ACRES m LOUISIANA
s,ooo ACRES. dARvIN COUNTY,
i,oss ACRES ROBINSON COUNTY.
HOLD YOUR LIBERTY BONDS.
MARKET FiRMER But ~ you
MUST SELL, WM WILL PAY THE
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08
BOB PARMAN OFFERS

CVO EnNVk<hN VI UTENo
100 OKLAHOMA OIL 4 REf,.. 0itJ
600 UNITED OIL 4 REF 80. ~
1000 GLOBE o. ar. (BiackwelD i.t0
so0 CALDWELL OIL ......... LG
1000 CONCORD OIL. ............ 10
800 GLADSTONE OH. 4 REF. 3iS
1000 HAMMiEB oil CORP. .Bargain
~, B0MONT PCTROLEt'M 60. 81
= pEOPLE'S RErINiN0 80. $50
1000 M'TON OIL ..,........,... ~
l.oo0 DEEP pool OIL ......n 10
SO BRID1EHEAD OIL NO. l.. Iole
1000 ASSURANCE OIL q REF.
500 OLD COLONY fEr, D.'" .'..'.. 10
1000 uo DIAMOND o. y r.. .Ss
200 f,lVERsIDE OIL q REP as
900 or 5000 LUCKY LEASE on, II
81 BLACK PANTHER OIL. -. 7.S0
1000 SURETY ROYALTY ..... as
60o WHITE PANTHER OIL. Bargain
100 y. AMERICAN o. 4 n. 80. t9s
10 k0UL KOf.A .............. ~
200 TEPEE QUEEN COPPER.
WIN trad. ,cs UNITED D.Fss1" ,sa so.
WHITE ROCK win trade real ssiAts
for N. AMERICAN. win trsls Sse
ASSURANCE for 1000 LUCKY LEASE
Highest cash price paid for NATION
Al OIL. AMERICAN OIL q RET..
OIL. STATE PETROLEUM.
"Nothint 10 promote but esrvice." i
siS-a3 American HAsk Blds.
Walnut e14G la
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Ten Bridge Head

NO. q .........S .Sl O.UU
List your stocks with us for quick
"alc. Direct connections with all mar
kets.
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OF lAND, IyA11e AND etocIl
OIL OIL OIL!
This One | L00ks Good

TsxAs Oh leases near Btandafd lsasss,
| have 81 acres In Ban Saba county.
Texss. on Pennsylvania formation with
three drilling rigs OF the biz coIppanis
These Leases are In four tracts aed dssp
trsts ara being made that will prove
these holdings good or dry. Five thou
sand dollars pays for those leases. In.
Guiding abstracts. recording fees and
rentals for two years.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08
STORE FIXTURES

AMERICAN CASH REGISTERS
AND DAYTON
MONEY WEIGHT SCALES
POSITIVE PROTECTION.
WRITE For PRICES.
r ". TANNER, MGR.
Walnut 1898. 525 Insurance Bldg,
LI0-o- NlER Ice King" grocer rsiris- =
orators, display counters, and market
coolers: write for prices. I. W. Tanner.
Mgr. 325 Insurance Bldg. Prone Wal e
nut 5s36.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08
Cotton County,
Oklahoma

50 ACRES COTTON COUNTY. "a. 90
lso ACRES COTTON COUNTY. NoO
Cement Field
40 ACRES CENENT FIELD -. ,65 90
80 ACRES CEMENT FIELD -. 10000
Ranger Field
70 ACRES RANGER. TEXAS,
NBJELD. CLOSE TO BREWER
WELL AT. 80, .Si25.0o PER ACRE.
Most OF the above leases close to
wells drilling. We will ssll you leases
and guarantee production.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08

OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08
Strictly Ground Floor

REFINERY. Also othes stccSs. Al
hnrn SO NORTH DroaAwav
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08

FOR sALE-A good reel estate ana
oil business. Including furniture.
maps. Hstinss and oil lenses. A chanca
for live wire 10 clean up. iaavin9
city and must sell. sl1 Huckins rs.
tate Bids,
OH. i,kASE or good refinery eiock
wanted IN exchange for six s-cylinder
b-pas-cnrcS chr In good rutnins order;
new top aud paint N-22, oklaholnsn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08
MIsCELLANEOus TRApEs

WANTED-To trade good bi refiner,
stock for used car or piano; also neet
typewriter and adding machine; giv'
details first letter. B-127b, Oklahoman n
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Leases Bought
and Sold


Our weekly markSt letter. With 70.
vIsw q Scntit'Gns Ksry y e ~sl'A free
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

FOR SALE--Well furnishsd i6-room
roaming house; rooms al full Bar.
Maple 32SS. l22 East and.
THY SUPPER at the Yale Cafeteria.
Small T-bons stoak 35c; Dreaded veal
outlets. bc. vegetables &c; Mother
Nays pies.
FURNITURE business for sale; invoice
about 42.600,00; we'll established;
would consider trading for good piece
rental property; reason for selling. ILL.,
health. B-l2S7. care Oklahomsn.
FOk Furnished i5-roOm
roomihE house rooms all full; bar
gain n sold at once: owner leaving city.
Maple 1898. 12i y. End 81.
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SUBMIT YOUR BIDS AND OFFERS.
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YfiScyILANEoUs FOR SALE

sw. 81 &c
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~ yOu WANT TO BtY on Sell
ANY OF THESE RTocks. OFT OUR
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
SHEEP MEM ARE
IN PROSPERITY
Condition in Southwest was
Divided Evenly Among
Stockmen and Farmers.

Flagstaff, Arlz.. Nov. 1S.-The wool
growers Of Arizona have participated
IN the general prosperity that has
come TO the stockmsn and farmers Of
the southwest. They insist. however,
that their lot has not been one Of
undue profit taking. There Is fiat
denial OF the generally accepted idea
that their eve bands return 100 per-
cent Of lambs. On their entire hold
ings OF matured sheep. the average
is declared much nearer SO percenl-
Labor costs have risen immensely.
Herders get twice as much as they
formerly did. Shearing. which was q
cents a head a few years aEo, this
season has cost from p 70 % ceatss
with power clipping.
Sheep owners in northern Arizona
fear that very soon they VIII be cut
off from their winter and spring feed
ing and Landing grounds to the
southwark. for the state land depart
ment is selling and leasing thousands
OF acres, for farming ana grazing,
right across their drive roads, where
barbed wire fencing soon may make
passage difficult Even the southern
plains are being homesteaueu or
stripped. There is fear Of free trade
that viii allow flooding the market
with Australian and Argentine WoOls-
Forest reserve officials believe the
wool growers have no particular rea-
son for their gloomy forebodings. II
Is pointed out that the northern Ari-
zona reserves can hardly be used FOR
anything but grazing and that the re-
serve Administered ton sees no reason
Why there should not be continuation
Of the present policy OF alloti1g land
for grazing al the rate OF about
acres to the sheep and IS acres 70 The
COW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
URGE VETERANS
To Enter RACE
Republican Body in Ses
sion Pledges Support to
All Returned Men.

Dallas. Tex, Nov. s.-Approximste-
s. 200 leading business men from all
sections Of Texas attended the meet
ing OF the Texas Republican council
at the chamber OF commerce here to-
Gay, and adopted resolutions urging
returned soldiers to make races FOR
the various state offices and pledged
the support Of the Republican party
10 their candidacy.
The meeting also passed a resolu-
ton urging al citizens TO pay their
pou tax and stay away from the July
Democratic primaries and withhold
final Judgment OF political issues and
candidates until the general November
elections
The convention adopted a raclama-
ton o. principles which declares al
iegianca TO the constitution Of the
United States suggests a large mer-
chant marine. but opposes government
ownership OF same; opposes govern
ment Of public utilities and asks for
speedy return Of the railroads to
their private owners; recognizes the
right o. labor engaged IN private in
dustry 60 organize and IT'S right 20
leave employment at its VIII but op-
poses the uuionization OF national,
state or municipal government and
1avors the open shop SYSTEM opposes
strike among those engaged in opera
ton of public utilities; condemns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
Second Liberty
Bonds Should
Be Exchanged
Word Received Here Re
garding Status of Tenn
poray Forms of Paper.

The FL Paso branch bank Of the
18th federal reserve hank OF Dallas
Texas. Is IN receipt OF e telegram
from R. L van Zandt, governor Of the
bank at Dallas. saying that the 4 per
cent coupon bonds OF the second Lib
erty loan which we're issued in tenn
porary form like other four percent
and AZ percent coupon Liberty bonds.
have no interest coupons attached for
interest payable after November Is.
1873, and viii therefore become ex-
changeable for permanent bonds with
all subsequent coupons attached
Holders OF four percent temporary
bonds, the governor Of the bank says,
should present them for exchange
into registered bonds. which are al
ready In permanent form or not pre-
sent them until March 20, 1920. when
the permanent four per cent and ~
percent coupons Of the second Liberty
loan and second Liberty loan con-
Verted win be ready for delivery.
In the meantime, Il Is pointed out
the temporary four percent coupon
bonds viii be regarded as good de-
llVeries in the market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
ATLANTA
WOMAN IS
PRAISING IT
hrs. J. D. Morrow says
Tanlac has ended all her
troubles.

Tanlac has ended my troubles ana
j believe an a weH woman once
more. said 1lrE- J. D. Morrow. Of 124
Bryan street. Atlanta Ca. in telling
Of her wonderful restoration 10
health
I had suffered for quite a spell
she continued with nervous head
aches and had severe pains IN my
back ard ia che region Of my kidneys
NY appetite failed and my sleep was
restless. also suffered from short
ness of breath ana lost considerable
weight and was getting weaker every
day. so that became very despcnd-
alt over my condition
so many Atlanta people were
taking Tanlac with such wonderful
results that + decided TO try Il, too,
and IL helped me right from the start
llv appetite picked Up, I could sleep
better and don't have a pain OF any
kind about me I have gained TWEEN
u pounds and feel Sc vel and
strong that an now doing al my
homework besides looking after my
three little ones. 7 think SO much OF
Ianlac mat 7 shan always have a
bottle Of this medicine in ny house
from now on
All druggists sell Tanlac.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
4 Meeting To
Help Sick Ex-
SerUice Men
ElPasoans to Meet IN Court
Room This Evening at
7:30 O'clock.

II trust the meeting this evening at
$50 in the county court room In the
courthouse viii be well attended. E"
said Judge ]. II Goggin. Tuesday
morning.
Members Of the draft board IN FL
Paso county. as elsewhere in the state.
have been called into action again.
Their resurrection was made possible
BY a touching appeal by Maj John C.
Towns. r.. formerly in charge Of the
selectlve draft IN Texas. who Is now
leading the campaign for the assem-
bling OF a fund OF 100000 to build
hospitals al Carlsbad, Tex 10 take
care OF the more than 1000 Texas sol
diers who contracted tuberculosis
while in the army defending their
sGov Hobby. Mai. John C. Townes.
and q large committee OF wen known
Texans are bending every effort 70
collect this fund and they viii wage
a statewide drive from November -
to % inclusive 10 get the necessary
money. The local draft boards have
been impressed into service and are
expected TO serve with the same devo-
tion TO duty as they did during the
war. They realize j. is the last DIE
war drive and one OF che most worthy
therefore. they are giving their ser
vice unstintedly.
"It Is not that the federal governn-
ment IS refusing to take care Of the
Texas boys, but the government can
find no hospitals IN Texas to accomo-
date them and Is sending those VINO
will 20 TO Louisiana and other unde-
sirabIe climates. Texans are asked 70
provide the hospitals and the United
States viii do the rest BY paying IS
per day for each soldiers mainten-
ance and give free medical and hos
pital treatment. There are more tnan
1000 soldiers OF Texas who have de-
welcomed the dreaded white plague It's
ravaees must be stopped and liberal
contributions during the drive viii 90
a n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
Ell PASO CHURCHMEN FORM
CITY METHODIST ALLIANCE

was organised Monday az q luncheon
al the Y. IL @. A building the
luncheon was given by Rev P. X
Knickerbocker. pastor Of the Trinity
Methodist church and Adolf HOFFMAN,
1923 Manzaua avenue prominent
r6nrcbrnan- Fourteen heads OF Meth
odfst Institutions IN the city attended.
The purpose % the organisation OF
the alliance, Mr.. Hoffman said, was
TO unite the Methodist Institutions OF
III Paso These Institutions include
I3 churches and three SCHOOLS. 4nsre
four nero Methodist churches here
The three schools are the Houchin-
GREGORY settlement. the Lydia Pat
terson and the Ellington.
A meeting viii Re held the first
Monday In December al which on
ee-s 81 tbs alliance VIII be elected.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18


marked They were The Horf Of
mnpH German uEeutg assigned 90
destroy such places miEhi fInd
usefulf ana this d precisely what
the maps were intended for. Fuu
details OF this interesting enter
prise went forward TO t1e United
States that night.
While Stirling n consul Unsar's Of
flee nsuf day. a Spzniard cane 10 and
TO him I heard ungar give orders tol
1000 pairs OF shoes and other mis-
cellaneous merchandise 70 the total
value OF $4,000. to be shipped % the
good Spanish name for the use and
behoof q bllcklisted German business
houses am happy 10 say that q the
Spaniard bought the goods IN rht
United States OF any allied country
he made the deal In some other naus
than the one be gave that day at the
German consulate.
In the same way. German orders
camouflaEed under Mexican names
for several thousand pounds OF butter
which went up to the United states
were followed 50 closely BY a report
revealing their source that they were
sale Of steamer. FAXED.
In the course OF desuItory gossip
consul Ungar revealed that the pre-
tended sale OF three small German
cuasrlnE steamers on the west coast
OF Mexico, the Eosmos. Josefina and
Pinotepe. 10 a Mexican company was
pure bunk. that the steamers were
stiu operated as usual BY their former
owners
one evening went 70 the Casino
Allemand. a German club in Iazatlan,
with consul ungar, where ] was In
troduced 70 the German vice consul
one Burgmeistsr. OF course. we had
some beer.
In the courss OF the beer and con
versation the vice consul brought up
the subject Of Topic This was the
place DR.. Won Scheck had said there
was a German wireless station 50
while pretending no more than po-
lite interest / mentally picked up my
ears
In due time a lot OF details came out
that confirmed my resolve 70 explore
the German mysteries at Topic az the
earliest opportunity. 1t appears that
Buremeister's duties as vice consul
consisted in collecting and forwarding
German subjects 70 Topic where they
we're supposed 70 give their services
to the German Red Cross which was
represented as operating q plantation
there and forwarding the proceeds 70
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
MOVIE ACTRESSES AND
THEIR HAIR

Did It ever occur TO you that every
movie actress you have seen has
lovely hair, while the most popular
count their curls as their chief beau
fvs in fact. many are leading ladies'
lust because OF their attractive looks
Inquiry among them discloses the
fact that they bring out all the nat
ura1 beauty OF their hair BY careful
shampooinE, not with any soap or
nakeshift, but with a simple mixture
By putting a teaspoonful Of canthrox
(which they get from the Druggist
in a CUP OF hot water and applying
tbs instead OF soap This tul cup or
shampoo LIQUID Is enough so it is easy
to apply g 70 all the hair instead OF
Just the top OF the head After its use,
the hair dries rapidly with uniform
color. Dandruff. excess OIL and dirt
are dissolved ana entirely disappear.
The hair is so fluffy that Il looks
much heavier than IL Is. its luster and
softness are IiEhtful.-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
Italu Is PowerIess
To PreUent Desertions
From Regular Army

Ffume, italy. Nov. 1s.-CBy The As
ISOLATED ress)-Desertions from the
regular Italian forces to the troops
commanded by Capt Gabrielle dan
nunzio apparently cannot be prevent
ed BY the Italian government. and
recent events appear 20 justify the
belief that the regular forces viii be
loyal TO the poet II occasion demands
Corps commanders. guarding the
armistice line along the gCgo-Slav
frontier, assert they viii Be unable
10 prevent a break in their fcrces.
and should Capt d'Annunzio make a
move into Istria, Il Is claimed that
whole divisions VIII follow him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
GRAND JURY RESUMES PROBE
INTO NEWBURY EXPENDITURES

Grand Rapids. Mich, Nov. 18--The
federal Grand jury investigation Of
campaign expenditures OF United
States senator Truman r Newberry
was resumed here today after 2
weeks recess An effort viii be made
to speed ID the inquiry. special as
sistant attorney general Daley an
nounced. in order to bring Il to a
close by Thanksgiving day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

anarchy and Bolshevism; takes I'VE
president seriously to task for his in
fluence in pardoning Money Hay
wood and other ALLEGED conspiratOr1
against the government; asks a more
rigid test for citizenship In order to
keep undesirabies out OF the country;
condemns the Mexican policy OF the
national administrati0ns urges the re-
peal OF the Terrell election law
pledges legislation 70 distribute the
cost OF the war over a period Of
years; demands honesty and efficiency
IN government; suggests another
strong political party as cure Tor
present political ms II Texas; asks
that Texas educational Institutions be
taken out OF politics; the reservations
20 the peace treaty as adopted BY the
United states; favors high protect
meut and the Republican party in
Texas should continue in the hands OF
whites.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
EXTREMISTS HAVE BUT "a
SEATS IN FRENCH HOUSE

Paris. France, Nov I8.-Complete
returns from the French elections
show that the conservative. moderate
and nationalist elements hold 494
seats IN the chamber Of deputies
while the extremists viii have s.
members OF the new chamber. OF
this number. 81 were former depu-
ties. while 327 are men who have
not hitherto been members OF the
chamber.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
SEVEN KILLED WHEN TRAIN
HITS AUTO IN BUFFALO

Buffalo. n r, Nov. IS - Seven
OCCUPANTS Of an automobile, includ-
inc SIX nurses returning from a social
affair. we're killed when the car was
struck By a train at a grade crossing
early today. The pilot OF the engine
caught the automobile and carried II
down the track a quarter Of mile,
spIHnE the occupants and crushing
them 10 death.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
Worth $4,000
Goes Down Drain Pipe

Schmitz reported today that a tube
OF radium valued AZ $4,000 became
uufastened IN a bath tub al St
Nays hospital and disappeared
down the drain pipe while being
used IN the treatment OF q patient.
The loss waa protectsd by insurance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
Louisville BARS AUSTRIAN
III -, Eun-- EIlEI

Louisville. KY. Nov. 18.-Ihe pro-
posed appearance here Thursday OF
FRITZ Kreisler, Austrian violinist abs
been called off by the Louisville Fine
Arts league upon complaint Of the
local chapter. American Legion
Legion officers said their action was
based on a resolution adopted by the
national convention in Minneapolis
which condemned ali efforts TO gen
crate sympathy for Germany and her
allies through operas, plays. perform
ers and artists Of enemy countries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
STATE NATIONAL BANK

Caplfal. surplus and Profitl. s2un.a11
Interest PAID o. sarfnEn Accounfs.
G.. r. lurehtad. Pres.
11ept nuEoffIu. Flre-Prel.
e. "a BaEaeft- Fire-Frea-
Geo d. Flnry Caatier.
r. " Hcsree. Asst CuahIer.
G. "A. Neheker. aurr tashirr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

A company Of 80 actors can be en-
gaEed for $50 in China 10 play -
many dramas, traged3es. comedies and
vaudeville sketches as may be desired
for two days at g stretch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

are the fad OF the season We have
them in white. cream and perl
shades. lengths IS. Is. 90. =, q and
80 inches. The clasps are IN plati-
mum. green rold and white gold
Prices range ff1u SO to sl25.
SnbeEberE Bros.
Mesa Ave- At Texas St--Adr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

Tha ESKIMO lauElaEe - 50 pOIy-
synthetic that one word Is able TO
express q whole sentence. For Mus
tration, the word "Uotivop," which
means. "the hairy side Of the skin IS
getting loose.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

Tomorrow. Dr. AItendorf VIII ten Of
his trip back 20 Mexico City and OF
some more Information he gained Of
value 10 the Unlfed States
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

the fatherlanl 10 be used as Red Cross
funds or elsewhere As a matter OF
fact there was no Red Cross in OF
near repic- Instead there was q train
ing camp OF the same general char
acter as that al Fl Claro. the Eradu-
ates from Which were 70 be employed
prise, the Invasion OF the United
States.
Thank God we have no such man as
Schwisrtz in charge az Tapic.n ex-
claimed consul UnEar devoutiy.=
Copyrigh- 1913. BY Mcclure Newsra-
per Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

CLUB OFFERS.
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