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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26

THE dIffcr' nee between camoflagc and
bunk n TINT bunk never fools nnybody.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
GEfEA COMPANY WILL
OPEN IN NEW BUILDING

Crc,n Broihcrs Company VIII open
for busincss Thursday morning In the
new building which hns been con
rtructcd NJ its old stand. Gli.la Poll;
street Charles l.. Green, u member "
The company announced yestcrday. The
building IN nearing completion ind will
be- ready for occupancy by tina, date. A
large amount cf new stock has been
received and placed IN III" building a.
replace the stock that was damaged at
the time the walls Of the Olympic ,bea
ter building craEhed into the Green
huildIni..
The arrangement nj the new buildnr
il com ldcrably different from the old
arrangement. A large balcony, extend.
ing All the way around. hns been In.
stalled In the first story giving much
ndditi, nal room. The office has been
nlnccd in the ccutor 81 the first floor
directly under the sky.lieht, affording
an abundance 81 light, aud giving more
ventilation.
Eoridoy "A basement. In which stncl,
can De- ,torrd. there ARE iva halconiof
,tho building bclnE two stories giving
practically five fioorr In the building
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
BUTLER BELIEVES MANY
MORE HARVEST HANDS
WILL Be PLACED SOON

hcquenls from Panhandle farmers for
ha"Ncft handr are growing more ium,r.
o,ir al the time at harvest draws closer.
7. e. Butler. special agent of the United
States Department Of Labor. said yos.
tcfday. and he believes that 10y Aundty
he viii be busy placing lib,rcrs ~ 80.
sitions al over this rcciiun II the state.
lie stated hc f,lt confident he wog.d be-
able Go place all applicants 10y ncyt
Monday and that thorc who desire % go
O. the harvest fields shon,G r"puri at
h's office In ;he city hall by ha; innc.
Ini1. nation from diffcrc1 sectors
a. the Panhandle indicates that men n'c
To"t plentiful ~ some .ilac = thn" IL
others. \ communication from W. ~
par'"w. county agent ~ Fowl ooun'y.
stated that there IL q surplus ~ mrg a:
. tia; place. However. u - believed rll
the men there can be- used IN the hnr.
vest when all the farmers have begun
cutting wheat.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
LOCAL COMMITTEE
To HELP SERVICE
MEN IS SELECTED
;. w. MCCULLOUGH N MADE
CHAIRMAN OF WELFARE
BODY HERE.

/ G. NJ. Mccullough was chosen chair.
man of the Amarillo EN.servicc Mems
Welfare Committee upon its orgnniza.
ton yesterday morning NJ 10 o'clock IN
the rooms ~ thu Board 81 city Dcvcl.
Opmcnt Dr George r. Thomas was
selected vice chairman and Mis-. Avery
Turner secretary. II was decided the
time Of meeting In the future would be
on the rocOnd Tuesday Of each month at
4 o'clock In the afternoon.
The organization of the welfare com
mittee was for the purpose Of settling
all grievances of oX.scrylcc men AZ soon
AS possible. Lieut.. James llnrtcn. who
assisted h. the organization, explained.
The committee h composed Of repre-
acntativcs of various civic and fratcinal
bodies of the city In pointing out To
the committee the work before u, Lieu
tenant Hnrton said especial attention
should be- given To- those who were dis
ablcd In any way while In the service a.
by reason ~ service In the army or
navy.
Many oX.aervlce men. the lieutenant
said really don't know what provisions
the government has made for them and
they do not know tn whom to 20 Tor
information. and by keeping In touch
with the department. the committee II
was explained could TRANSMIT "a the eX'
rrrvicc men the information Ia which
they are entitled. An instance. he
pointed out that those disabled az sick
ns result IT their service. are entitled
g. free medical treatment and free dem
tistry. Dr. Il. =. Griffin and Dr. George
T. Thomas. the lieutenant told the com.
mittoc. would treat all of the class
mentioned In Amarillo.
Those who have consented Ia s"i We
on the welfare committee ARE: CITY ana
county orgnniMtions-l.on -. Mars.
mayor: John u. Trolingcr. J. q. Colby.
T.. \. McKinnon. Miss Elizabeth Dor.
ris. Ray e. johnson. 4. r. Miller. DIR.
T.. \. Johnston. v. y. Pittmnn. Burton
Roach. G. VI. Davis Federal urganiln-
tionS. J. T.. Rodcrick. u. VI. Scales.
I.luyd Fletcher. l.. !. Bolton. W 6.
punr. Dr. Il. :. Griffin. ID George 7.
Thomas. Corporal Charles Gall of the
army recruiting service. Harvey u
Zilm. navy recruiting service. Welfare
organizltions-J. l. Smith. MrF. y. u.
Pickcroll Mrs r. T. I.rwlcr IN j. Y.
Bromcrt. Capt. \. W. Holbrook 81 III"
salation Army. capt. W T.. Bailey II
the Volunteers ~ Amcrca. \. Ebcrsiadt
American I.ogion-W. u. Estes Blll
smith. civic organizations-liarvcy
Hndey. Mrs Avery Turner. Mrs. How
ard T,igg. Busincss nreaniAiion-H.
e. plpkln. a. n. Stone. T. y Durham
]. u. Gaut. II. q. Walkup. \. ). stin'
nett. Tuncy Chisum. Or. II. w Virgin.
!. ". Cummings Frnternal orsaniza'
ttnns-Earl Fuqua. c. NJ. Tyler. J. d.
sweeney. Mrs. Z. ". Britt. Mrs. Y. N
shaughncrFy. BIN ". Bagrett. II, g
Henry. Julian Levy. George T. WI
llams. T.. q. Fciorabond. Newslnpcrs-
r 4. Johnrun. Ray T.. McCorklc, Eu'
gene Thompson. T.. T. Nickcrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
ELKs AND LUBBOCK
To PLAY ) GAMES
SERIES SCHEDULED FOR July 3,
I AND ) At CITY
PARK,

In celebration Of the Fourth II July
Amarillo Elks viii play series oi
three games with the Lubbock Elks
announcement being made yesterday
The first game viii be- played Satur
day July J. and the remaining games
Sunday and Monday afternoons
The Elks team. II II said. will have q
strong lineup for the series. Word
Burleron and Oates will be- the Elk,
pitchers. Oats has been out NJ tn,
game for several weeks Dunnway
another player who has been out oi
the lineup since the Tcxhomn game
probably will be- able To get into action
II IN said.
The Ell,s will play Panhandle OF
Panhandle next Sunday. Elks and their
friends are asked To Acct at the Elks
holnc by o'clock sunday afternoon
when they sNill 20 overland 20 Panhan.
dc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
bush. LAND OWNER
HERE ABOUT LEASING.

W. II. Bush. ofChicngo. owner oi
some 200 sections Of land In Potter
county arrived In the city Thursday
night. This n the season 81 the year
when Nj. Bush begins leasing lands
and that IL the principal purpose Of his
visit.
There are more applications Tor the
Bunh land this year than ever before.
II IL snid and land ~ being rented Ia be-
plOwcd for the first time this season.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
Personals

Herman Kerr and fnmily and hls
brother. Horace Kerr. left the first ~
the week Tor California where they viii
spend the hummer.
Miss Ruth Kerr has returned from
DnIlns and Fort Worth where she has
been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Fannic l.. Anderson OF league,
Texas. IL visiting her son and his wife.
MI aud Mrs. A. l.. Anderson. $40 lin.
coin street Miss Margaret Bucy II
Fort Worth. a niece 81 Mrs. Anderson
also In visiting with her.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26

In many particulars u political con
vention In like woke. But 4 doesn't
shed amy tears for the dead onoc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
DeatI., and Burials

Kriissr -.Funeral servIscs for Jane
Kriiser. the ak.monihS-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs y. \ Kri,ser. 1900 Tyler
street, wno died Yesterday morning At
y o'clocl, usre held at the family resi-.
dence yesisrdhy afternoon ut iao
O'Clock. nes y. C. Seaman officIa,Ing
Burial ms 10 Llano Cemetery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
ODD FELLOWS ELECT
WORKS NOBLE GRAND

Ray Works WAS recently elected no.
blc grand IT Amarillo Lodge 30. 40.
independent Order Of odd Fellows.
John Marshall was elected vice grand
and u. W. Baggct reelected secretary.
The newly elected grand has number
~ officer Co appoint. hut he has net
announced his selections yet. Mr..
Works served as vice grand during the
past term.
The newly elected and oppointiyc of.
iiccs viii be- installed the first meeting
IN July. and viii serve for six months.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
NOTICE TO FISHERMEN. SWIM
MERS AND OTHERS.

All parties IRE hereby notified no;
a. again GO upon any of my places In
Randall and Potter Counties. Texas.
Privileges have been abused by many
gates left open aud cattle let into alfalfa
and property damaged.
HEREAFTER ALL TRESPASSEIiS
WILL BE VIGOROUSLY PEOSECU.
TED. {. 7. WORD.
ig3 Ice
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26

lad, n ---Fune' services for Marvin
Iodcn. who va accidentally killed at
Brico ss nile 'ouih Of Clarendon.
Thursday saorn viii he held In the
chapel Il the Z KS Undertaking Com.
pnny Tits eftei on at 2 O'Clock Ilcy
Il =. Rrooks. J TOR Of the Polk Street
Methodist rhur q. officiating.
MIR I.odcn y his death when hc
wns urues By ie'foot pIcce Of 2.inch
pipe thaf mad on hoiHied by a dcrrIcl,
to a weIi on which he was working
The ripe str X him In the hack Of
the hcad md he lived only about two
hours afterw d He was 81 years Of
age and the an OF L. @. I.odon. sIo
Van Buren street. lie had lived IL,
Amarllie a number Of years and served
In the hate war.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
uoDCE AND HUDSON FACTORY
REPRESENTATIVES, ~ CITY

n. \. Barnard. factory representa-.
tly, If the Dodge Motor Company. ana
:. n. Adler. factory representative "i
the Hudson Motor Company. are ~
Amarillo paying visits to- their respect
i've dealers. Cullam Motor Company
and Toney Chisum.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26

Al concessions for IN" c"lchfaii"h
81 thu Fourth ut Clovis. New Mexico on
Saturday, July 3rd are olcn. CORES
pondcncc or personal calls requested.
ID. ". Jones. Secretary. Clovis, y. NJ.
EOS ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-26
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
EXAMINATION FOR ARMY
APPOINTMENTS SOON BEGIN

Washington, d. c. June IS. - An
nouncement OF much interest 10 for
mer soldiers and officers OF the
Texas A. Z. F. has been made at the
war department regarding the ap-
pointment Of new officers in the reg
ular army. There are a large num-
Der Of former officers Of the Texas
divisions who are now serving as
temporary officers in the regular
are applicants for permanent COM
missions in the army.
Examinations for the permanent
appointments will begin July z, at
the various army posts, and all ap-
potntmenrs OF the successful apph-
cants will be made as OF July 1. The
date Of the reception Of applicants
blanks expired June %.
More than 1900 applicants have
asked for the examination. As about
5000 appointments are to be made it
IS manifest that about every other
veteran VINO wants a commission will
be disappointed. Considerable dis
satisfaction is being expressed by
many Of the applicants because ex-
animation IS required. among other
subjects. in one foreign language.
Appointments will be made first
from those officers who served in
the army between April 6. 1917. and
the present date. Appointments will
be made up TO the age Of s. years
IN the sts<T and so years in the line.
All ranks from second lieutenants to
colonels viii be appointed.
The total number OF officers in the
reorganized regular army will be in
round numbers 1900. There are
now about 5000 officers in the army.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
AMPARO ISSUED TO ENFORCE
RETURN OF $1,000 IN DRUGS

An amparo has been issued in the
case Of Felix MontOso. an Italian,
who has filed a claim against the
Juarez authorities, to cause them to
return TO him cocaine and morphine.
which he charges were Illegally seized
and are being withheld by them
The amparo will expire July z,
when the case will be heard before
judge Mena Castillo. OF the federal
district court OF JuareZ. who will d.
termine whether narcotics. valued at
more than $1,000. are 10 be returned to
Montoso. or confiscated by the au-
thorities.
Unless it can be proved that Mon
toso was trying to smuggle the drugs
into the United States. which the Of
ficers charge, IL is questionable
whether the Juarez authorities may
lawfully hold the seized narcotics, as
there is no law in Mexico against
their possession.
The decision rendered by Judge Cas-
tillo. it is said, will form a precedent,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
EX-POLICEMAN
IN IuAREZ JAIL

Jose Rodriguez, a former Juarez
policeman, is in the Juarez jail ana
a plain clothes officer now connected
with the force is under investigation
by chief Of police Pedro Garcia,
charged with being implicated with
Rodriguez in attempting to eNtort
money from three American visitors
to Juarez.
The attempted extortion is said to
have occurred a short distance from
the Santa Fe street bridge, on Juarez
avenue. when the car in which the
three Americans were returning to
FL Paso was stopped BY Rodriguez
and the plain clothes man, who
charged them with reckless driving.
In the car were n. F. Durham and
Edward Smith, both Of FL Paaso, and
companion
The men protested against the
charge OF reckless driving, where
upon the Mexicans, it is said offered
TO let them so on payment Of 80
This the men refused TO pay, and in
sisted that they be taken to the po-
on arrival there charges were
placed against the Americans. but
they were released when Chief Car
cia heard their story. He immedi-
ately ordered the arrest Of Rodriguez
and Is making a thorough lnvestiga-
ton Of the Americans charge. and, II
implicated. the arrest Of the plain
clothes man win follow.
Rodriguez was recently discharged
from the force because Of extortion
charges.
The Americans made a further COM
plant that when searched at the sta
ton more than $500 was taken from
their pockets, and was not returned
when they were freed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
REDS ACTIVE IN
CITY Of MEXICO

Washington. D. C.. June 25.-Estab-
lshment Of the Lsatin-American
branch Of the third internationale Of
Moscow at Mexico City TO spread
Bolshevik propaganda in North and
South America. is reported by Excel
sior, Of Mexico City. copies OF which
have been received by state depart
ment officials.
According TO Excelsior. the Mexican
capital is the center of Bolshevik &C
tivity on this continent.
The Mexican police authorities, tx
celsior says, have begun arresting
active agents Of the Moscow Soviet
government. Nationalities represent
ed include Russians, Rumanians, Ger
mans. Hindus and Americans
Some Of the Americans fled from
the United States TO escape the draft
Excelsior says the leader Of the or
ganiZation is a Russian named Cue
senberg. who with two others is now
on his way to Moscow to obtain a
fund Of S1S,000.0OO 10 finance the
work OF the Bolsheviki in the Amer
icas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
JUAREZ TRADE
To BE BOOSTED

Abel Rodriguez provisional COVER
nor of the state OF Chihuahua has
issued an assurance to business men
Of Juarez. through A. c. Gonzales,
that the chihuahua state government
viii extend to the commercial inter
ests Of the neighboring city every aid
possible for the bettermen OF trade
conditions.
The governors message was brought
by Mr.. Gonzales. the retiring presi-
dent Of the Juarez chamber Of COM
merce. who returned Thursday from
the Chihuahua state capital, where he
went for a conference with governor
Rodriguez
1T is the intention Of the governor"
said Mr.. aGonzales. ito visit Juarez
in the near future, for the purpose
Of comforting with the business men
here. with view to determining at
first hand the city's commercial
needs.
Mayor Francisco d. Gonzales. Of
Juarez, who returned with A c Con
zales from Chihuahua, said an order
soon will be issued by the state gov
eminent directing that property own
ers share the burden of street paw
ing. where it IS ordered by the city
authorities.
Governor Rodriguez. during our
conference" said Mr.. Gonzales.
promised that the state government
Will lend US every aid in our cam
paign for improvements
a number OF our downtown streets
remain unpaved because at present
there is no law requiring that prop
erty owners to pay their share Of the
paving. This Will be remedied in the
near future. and we also expect soon
TO complete the sewerage system Of
JuareZ"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
IT'S SOON GOING TO COST
MORE TO GO TO JUAREZ


consuls every six months during that
period.
The new passports viii be issued
lor Two years and VIII be exempt
from renewals While no fnstruc-
tions have been received covering the
term OF life for the border cards. il
is thought likely they viii alst be
issued Tor two years. as long as a fee
OF $40 is to be charged for them.
All border cards acquired prior to
July 1. i is thought viii continue
valid until the date OF expiration
printed on them. after which It will
be necessary that holders acquire
new cards at the higher rate.
One and ten-day border permits are
also subject to a SO wise fee under
the present construction OF the new
law, according 10 word received by
the chamber OF commerce this morn
ing from ]. A Happier Of its Wash
ington service The policy OF the
state department. according 70 Mr..
Happer's message, is to remit the
charge on such short term permits,
and to allow the extension Of six
month passports without payment Of
the fee. but as the law IS now con-
strued by the department and bureau
heads, this procedure is not allowed.
All border permits and tourist
passes TO JuareZ viii be issued from
the chamber Of commerce beginning
Monday. No tourist passes and no
border permits viii be issued else
where, according to statement Fri
day by W. Z. Soult, chief inspector
at the santa Fe street bridge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
NEW GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO
EFFICIENT. SAYS BUSINESS MAN

Gen Gales is an energetic, intel
ligent and honest man. who knows
how to handle the Mexican situation"
said Elias L. Torres. a business man
Of FL Paso, who has just returned
from Mexico City. where he spent
some time on business matters con-
nected with the government there
Mr. Torres divides the task Of re-
building and reorganizing the broken
activities Of Mexico into two classes,
stopping the graft and waste that he
says went on under Carranza's rule
and rebuilding the national railway
system, "the nerve Of Mexican
wealth" He says the large number
OF people who have been making
money through graft and have thus
lost the habits Of industry and hon
esty constitute a real internal menace
to the country. II the government
can obtain enough money to support
its activities for a year, Mr.. Torres
believes Mexican revolutions will be
at an end
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
FL PAS0 BANKER
ISPITGHING HAY

Anthony, y. NJ June 25.-U. s.
Stewart. president OF NE City Nation
al bank Of FL Paso, is at the Dairy
Farm, Of which he IS one Of the own
ers, assisting with the second cut
ting Of alfalfa and helping pitch hay.
There is a huge crop or the place and
every effort is being made To get II
up while the good weather lasts
Renick chapter Of the order Of
Eastern Star held it's regular meet
ing in the lodge rooms Thursday eve
ming.
A terrific wind storm visited the
valley Thursday night and a shower
fell in this district, but the rain was
not heavy enough to do any damage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
TROOPS START FOR JIMINEZ
IN CAMPAIGN AGAINST VILLA

On information that Villa, with a
force OF men. is operating in the vi
entity OF Jiminez, Cen Joaquin Amaro,
who is directing the campign against
villa, has started a movement OF
troops toward that city from ParraL
Word Of the movement was received
in FL PasO by Luis Monies de Oca late
Thursday. BE said the railroad line
between Jimenez and Parral. a short
section Of which was destroyed by
Villistas recently. has not been re-
paired, although It is understood that
repairs viii be effected Immediately
and that traffic will be resumed soon.
Railroad communication between
chihuahua City and TOrrson remain
open, IL was stated. and freight is go
ing through TO the merchants Of Tor
reon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
CALIFORNIA COTTON GROWERS
nMEnU.r.n SALT LarIE-N E,IEI.n

Phoenix. Ariz-, June 25.-Seventeen
cotton growers OF Imperial valley,
California. were here today 10 learn
methods OF cotton cultivation en-
ployed in the salt River valley. They
visited Mesa and Goodyear yesterday
and were today taken 10 see various
cotton fields nearer Phoenix. Effect
Of irrigation on cotton grown in
various soils, with especial reference
to amount and frequency OF irriga-
ton. was given considerable atten-
ton by the visitors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
CHIHUAHUA TOWNS 10 HAVE
TELEGRAPHIC SERVICE soon

In order that the towns Of Cusi-
huiriaschic, Guerrero, MADEIRA and
Casas Grandes, in the state OF Chi
huahua, may have telegraphic com
munication, a telegraph line is to be
run across the mountains, extending
from Juarez to Chihuahua City. ac-
cording TO news from the Chihuahua
capital, reaching Juarez Thursday.
The work is 10 be done by the state
government. which viii later extend
lines to the distant points OF Chihua-
hua, in order that a complete tele-
graph system may be established
throughout the entire state.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
FoRMER oFFIcER ARREsTED.

Los Angeles. Calf. June 25.-Lieut.
George T. Murphy, former army
aviator, is under arrest here today on
fugitive warrant from Lacomb
county, Michigan, charging forgery
Of a letter OF recommendation and
certain credentials. Murphy was re-
Gently released on probation here az
ter Indictment on a forgery charge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
MEXICO ASKS CANCELLATION
OF british RAIL PERMIT

Mexico City. Mex, June 25.-Gen-
eral Salvador Alvarado. minister Of
congress to annul the settlement with
the Tehuantepec railway. formerly
operated by S. Pearson & Son. Ltd.
Of London, England General Alvarado
declares that the government lost
more than 5000. 900 pesos by the
transaction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
DE LA HUERTA INVITES
AMERICAN KEWSPAPERMEN

Mexico City. Mex, June 25.-Provi-
sional president de Ia Huerta has in
vited 20 newspapers OF the United
States 10 send representatives to
study conditions in Mexico, It was an
nounced here today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
MoNEY oRnERs no soNoRA.

Washington. D. C.. June 25.-Re-
sumption OF postal money order ser
vice between the United States and
points in the state Of Sonora, Mexico,
was announced today by the postof-
flee department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
10000 BARRELS OF MEXICAN

Mexico City, Mex, June 25.-Sev-
enty thousand barrels OF crude oil
were exported from Mexican gulf
ports during the month OF May, Il
was announced officially today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25

If you will trace to sew 'nty-three.
Draw from 1 TO = and 80 on to the
end.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25

$50 dozen shirts. finest make and materials sizes
only Il and IN. Mostly Ct IL
$3.50 values; special. ......U / =
so dozen six fOur-in-hand ties. large shapes. beau
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special .----....----.-.- wv
30 dozen caps, silks and all wool cash e.
mere; up to $l.50 value; special OOC