El Paso herald., January 17, 1919, HOME EDITION, Page 11, Image 11

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EL PASO HERALD
11
HEWS SQNG SENT OUT BHHE
Mr. Jack
BySwinnerton
HDTAR1AMS IS A HIT EVERYWHERE
Scores of Eeplies Received From Clubs In All Parts of
the United States Praise the Song and the Spirit
of El Paso; Many Complimentary References
To the City Are Drawn In the Replies.
c, i
j-'ot a lot f fine, clean ad-
n..ng out of ht sonr. ' EI Paso
-i.r.g. Calling You." which El
o J:otary sent oat to all Rotary
- f the world a short time before
--a- Secrets --y J p. Sheehan
re eied relit from practically
t ie di-bs and in i.ery case they
r ccmpllmert the sont or say
going to sine it and see what
i'kf This is the song written for
H aid by Be-t Ee er?tedt and
Sine It Fr hriMma.
r ;nimi-s, of The Sheboygan,
. c ul wr!tes that the songr was
a.: tre.r ttii retinas meeting.
H K.nbraugh, of Muncie, IndU
P reflates tne sons'.
Mjller. secretary of Rotary
Once This Beauty
Had Pimples
Stuart' atrium afers Proved That
Beanf ? omm front the Blood
and from N inhere Klse.
Prove This With Free Trial Package.
,. , n ?k,n all over and yowll
; i-t.it z ' an hour. There is
" r ro'novp pimples,
t'rf 1 - .'-- aid eczema with
t
in Columbia, a C. writes that It Is
"fine." and has a "very snappy tune,"
D. H- Kent, secretary, of Vancouver,
Canada, says it will be suns at an
early date at one of their luncheons.
He commented on secretary Shee nan's
complimentary closing "Tours for
unirersal military training. and said
they were heartily in accord with this.
T. J. Goodlake. from Victoria, B.
C conprratulates Kl Paso Rotary on
the idea of the song.
John G. Holloway from Claiesburg.
Ill . sends their, thanks, and says the
club appreciates the song.
Pennsylvania I learn It
H. Lu Purdy, of Sunbury, Pa had the
song sung at the next meeting after
receiving it.
H. S. Warwick, secretary from Col
umbus, Ohio., congratulates El Paso
"upon furnishing words and music so
typical of the opportunities of El
raso. he aaaeu tnat me tone is a
very catchy one.
Rotary secretary, E. R. Kelsey. of
Toledo, Ohio, says he wishes to con
gratulate El Paso Rotarians on their
enterprise in sending the some out to
other dubs, as it Is "mighty good ad
vertising, because it carries with tt a
personal appeal."
Kotarians rrom .Minneapolis write
that the song is beins sung by their
glee club.
tt. ll LoricK. secretary ox tne Au
gusta, Ga, club, finds the song very
snappy."
Tney Ail Uke it.
The sonic Is complimented by secre
tary J. C. McCabe, of Bay City. Michi
gan, who says it will be sung to the
club. .
Talbot yield, secretary of Hope,
Ark., says although the Hope club is ;
a small one and they have no musical
director, they appreciate the song Just
the same, and will have it sung at the
earnest opportunity.
John I. Hoffman, assistant to the
secretary of the International Asso
ciation of Rotary, writes that he and
his wife intend to practice the song
in their suburban home, "which is far
enough from the neighbors not to be
considered a disturbance. He says:
"We are going to practice on E1 Paso
is Calling Ton.' It might be such a
thing that we may get the El Paso
bug the same as you and Krakauer.
and Martin, and a lot of other big
hearted Texas fellows hare, so don't
be at all surprised if von see a "car
pet bagger," rolling into your town
some morning, accompanied by a wife
and chee-Ilr.
Sara Sonc Is fireat.
-d 'h and that is bv the The Santa Barbara, CaL. secretary
- Madri's Calicum Wafers, writes that the song is "great, and
netful calcium sulphide at I he Hkes it- "The song will be sung
es to lUDDir the biood with1" as we can get a voice In
says.
Corpus Christ! Rotary sang the
song on December 12 and liked it.
The Rotary club of Brockton, Mass..
writes that "we are glad to- hear from
a live town at any time, and since
we sent our Massachusetts state
guard boys down to your section to
safeguard you from Villa and his '
friends, we feel an especial interest
In you We will sine your sonsr and
appreciate the pep in it."
W. C. Temple, of Dallas, says they
will ;rive 1 Paso all the publicity
they can.
Itotarian Chas P. Smith, from Gads
den, Ala., says: "Your snappy favor of
the 2th ulto. received. We are con
vinced withput a doubt that El Paso
Kotsrians are a bunch or warm ba
bies. 'Wants To Come Here.
i WONT YOU VEX HE ) t , ' S j !? . I'OOH I OUST REMEMBERED THAT I WANT)
J tak Mxj Your. J Oh ! You are W w.. buy three cigars for. my father.
pESTlHCnoM UNDER. KtNTD1 " , g ANI I HATE " GO IN ATO0ACCO PLACE
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Ad
ng Pays
vertisi
It not only' pays to read our ads but it pays to take advantage f the wonder
fid values that we offer when it comes to purchasing a new suit.
Our clothes are direct from the Mill to the Wearer no middleman's nor job
ber's profit here save that money for yourself from the loom to your back
and it means a clean pocketing of $10.00 on every suit.
tr.e most remarkable actions
to t fence. This is its activity
ting, i.rm the tiny fibres that
-a such minute muscles as
w hich control the slightest
cf expression. Eu-h as the eye
ps. and so on. It is this sub
w - . h pervades the entire skin,
t 1 ealthy and drives away im-
fiet a 50 cent box of Stuart's
n Wafers at any drug store
r: . fA.m the great secret, or xaciai
Le-ijt
A f-ee trial package will be mailed
I .-ju v-ill send the coupon.
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We are still giving an extra pair of pants that sell for $7.00 with eaeh suit or
dered. If you haven't already bought your suit come . in now and take ad
vantage of this opportunity. The extra pants are absolutely free and we want
you to have them. ,
Don't Wait Don t Delay
Come This Week
I The Young Lady I
I Across The Way l
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free trial
Calcium
ADVISES TONIC
Medicine aad Noarulung: Food f&r
Grippe Coflvakicenlj.
Pore Milk Best Koamknent WnUe it
Is Be&eTed That Three Grain
Cadomeae Tablets Is Tonic Re
quired Gives Reasons.
T e t,fims of colds and la grippe
rhcu.d aDhiain from excesses ot all
k.ndf hi'e t onTalesent. Even ex
.es&i.p taring of in;uriicious foods is
i't .t'iout its danger. Pure milk
ri---Tik ly is the most nourishing
tcoj r. v.n Take it freely.
1 . . - languor, aclir - and pains.
treiT s ard nervousness assail the
it.r.Rl--rtnt Appetite is fickle, the
c on faulty, bowels costive ani
tuc ik.'im wonaers if real health will
ever return
A tr&od reliable torse med.cine, con-pt-sJ
of iron-peptonate. gentian. 4a
r.'Aii. cilisaya, palmetto root, qui
vomica and j)hoeph,de, will be found
.i- drug stores undtr the name of
:i,-r- cram Oadomene Tablets, to be
iii"". as j-r direct iocs to improve the 1
al fi-'nons. and hasten the com
i r- c-rrj to health and strength.
E d r ' people are particularly re-
q-.'s:' -i if adopt this fine tonic treat
rr rt before another attack of disease
esa.'i :r. Kery package is guar
sned i I'Jease the purchaser or
r. r.cv rt-fT-nded. Adv.
From G. G. Slaughter, of Greenville.
S. C, the following comes: TE3 Paso
most be a hustling town, as we hear
of it so often, and no wonder. If they
have other good boosters like your
self boosting with song and poetry, as
well as in other ways. I hope some
day to have the good fortune to visit
your growing city, aa I know it will
be worth mv while."
From C K. Heartburg, Manhattan,
Kan , the following comes: "Sore,
we'll give your good song a trial, but
It is very evident that yon nave never
heard the Manhattan club sing.
Secretary Lacy, from BluefSeld. "W.
Va., promises to have the song sung
soon.
1a. L. Simpson, of Peoria. I1L. says:
"Tour scheme is certainly an excel
lent one for boosting En Paso."
Comment on Protrrcsslvrnesn.
B. F. Davis, of Pittsburgh, says:
"The sentiment Is good and I will
have it sung soon. There must be
certainly some progreseiveness in EI
Paso when its populace can thus so
this,
proudly sing of this, the great city
of the Pass."
From Missoula, Mont, the secretary.
A. L.. Strauss, writes that "we are a
4 A
1 The Daily Record
Deed Filed.
El Canntlllo Towntte-Ooe aC VI
ramontes to Victor XJra, on. acre.
114; lUrch. IMS.
Government Hill Addition Govern
ment Hill company to K. R. Perry, lots
7 and S. block 47. S5: Jan. (. 119.
Franklin HelKhts Addition G. P.
Hawks to Frank M. Smith, lota 11
and IX- block 46. S80: Jan. . 1U
Alamo HelKhts Addition Alamo
Hela-hts comnanv to Paul Usso. lota 1
and J. block "F." 4S0: Oct. . 191$.
! Cam obeli's Addition Geone B-
, Ryan to Cowden Staten, east 4 feet of
lots 1. Z and 1 ana tne souin zz teei
i of the east 40 feet of lot 4. block Z19,
I Jle.000; Dec 11. 119.
I Alexander addition Dr. C. A. Reine-
i mund and wife to Dr. John J. bcnul
ler. west 1 feet of lot 5 and the south
half ot lot 6. block 94. 510; January 3,
11919
Colonial HelKhts addition Frank B.
iHadlock and W. C. Porter to Lillian
1 Russell, lots 7 and 8, block 1. 3tti
! Aurast 21. 1118.
! Tobin Place Henry E. Nelson and
wife to a J. Kelson. lots 1. z. J and 4
block 5. JZftO: Ausrust 10. 1918.
Bassett's addition Martraret Mohr
land husband. Henry Mohr. to w. IL
: Byerts. lots 2 and 3. block 22. (1440;
January 14. 11.
. Washington Park addition Fran
i cisco Tteralde and wife to Pedro San
'chez. lot 20. block J. SU0: January IS.
11.
Government Hill addition H. S.
' Hanson to J. JL Callum, lots 3 and 4.
jlock 23. S2S00; April 14. 117.
' Kast El Paso addition G. C. White
and wife to Julian J. Steykal. the east
THE voonir ladv across the wv savs 20 ? f tot 1! nd i ,ot h'ock
I 110. 0: January ll, ii.
A 41... v.. V.. ; .T-.r. . . u..hr. .AAtHn U.. trt-
UUl IV AC. A WU WUU .J WHBJ. U I uuwrc. ..V.UK. wuh...wh
....... . .. I I.IU1UJ kU JUUU A- OWCRKI. 1111
patMuc signt, even waen ine aquannm east haIt of ,ot 44 and aU ot it 45i
; a lr.. on. i block 10. S3900: Jam
SKIN TROUBLES
TO POSLAM
rr.o
tnand '
1 -e
!
1 T '
odaj
i.n-,c m :he quickest,
; That's the e-BT-ause
Poslam Is so
rvi, bat skin troubles,
energetically right at
-:. H finishes what it begins,
d he firft aid to any sufferer
z" a Itching stops; angry
-or. t hed and cmforted.
ravv.es. stTli-sale and minor
c usually ' fi few applica
T?f - : ,ua!it . enncentrated
f-t where Tor free samples
Kmergrtcy boratorles. 243
' Viii Hap. iit.ir medicated
oMdin. will bvpefit your skin
dailv for tmiet and bath.
T GANDY SALE
Iear dcMcioss
SPANISH PEANUT BAR
I 30 ceatt tfce peeed
I SATURDAY OKLY
I Hie Elite Csifectionery
1 Try Oar Hot Tamales and
Chili Sasce
I nTTJ7?T TA fi
little short of musical ability, but ire
will do our nest to procure some mem
ber to sing; your excellent composi
tion at our next meeting."
Rotarians from 8pokane appreciated
the song-, and the secretary writes that
he visited 1 Paso several years ago
and "knows it to be a nice place, and
is hoping he may "be able to again
enjoy the southern hospitality "youall
dispense so freely."
r rank a. Weedon. of Syracuse, says:
1 find it a catchy air. full of Den and
I congratulate you on having found a
local song of so much merit-"
letter of Transmission.
In sending: out the song, secretary
Sheehan accompanied It with the fol
lowing letter:
you a copy of El Paso Rotarys new
song inai we nave given to and aeat
' ated to the Citv ot El Paso. The dtv
of El Paso is that bis: metronolia of
me soumwesi mac is local ea in tne l
very center of the land of unbounded
opportunities, and whose resources are .
mining, agriculture, stock raising and. I
In addition to that, we are the sate-
wa- by rail, to Mexico. '
"FA Paso Rotary wants you to per- i
sonally see that E1 Paso is Calling.
You' is given to your entertainment I
committee or to your musical director,
and we would like very much if you
would have some one of yonr members '
sing the song before the club, because
it is one of those catchy airs that
kinder keeps In step with the pep and
the movement of El Paso. Texas,
which is led by El Paso Rotary.
"Please let us take this opportunity '
to send you our sincere, our cordial
and most hearty good wishes, and be. I
yours for universal military training."
nuary 7. 1919.
s addition E. C.
Houghton to C D. Caspary, sr.. the
west 12 feet of lot 8. all of lot 7 and
AND HE DID
ph Cj01NCj-TD TAKE UP A
Collection fromhlltie .
MeiGHB05 To HELP
THE PooRGERMflNS!
r
X
p
Ml HE DIDC.
Foi Colds. Grin and
Call at Xelly Pollard for a box
of Kins Antiseptic Catarrh Cream. It
opens up the head" and allows free
1 n-ithinp Wonderful result Kills
cenas Ileals sore membranes.
300 POUNDS OF MEAT IN
YEAR FROM ONE RABBIT;
Dallas. Texas. Jan. 17. The rabbit
Is a profitable meat supply and everv j
family should maintain a pair, says a '
statement Issued today by the Texas ;
industrial congress, a division of the :
United States food administrate. ,
It is only within the past few years '
the statement asserts, that the value
of the hare as a meat, producing am- '
mal has become apfmrent A good
breeding doe will produce 300 pounds
of meat a year, it says.
the east c 1-! feet of lot 6. block C2,
$8500: January. 1919.
East El Paso addition L. Griffith
and wife to David Levy, the south 90
feet of lot i and the east half of the I
south 0 feet of lot Z. block lis. flSiO;
January 3. 1919.
Franklin Heights addition Leigh
wnne usoora and wire to v. r. j
rayne, lots i t to zi, inclusive, ana toe t
west 9 feet of lot 12. block K, S3000;
East El Paso addition Mrs. Eliza
beth S. Broaddus and husband. W. H.
Broaddus. Sirs. Louise Mantor and
husband. Herbert O. Mantor, Lillian A.
Cole. Herbert F. Cole to Ashley Reed,
lot 25. block SC. 1700; January 3. 1919.
Franklin Heights addition Ed M.
Whittaker to C. M. Johnston, lot 6 and
the west fourth of lot 7. block 38.
J500: June 13. 1918.
Bassett's addition Davis Bros. In
vestment company to Rath Levy, the
east zi) ieet oi lot zg ana the west 20
feet of lot 29. block 82. 83300: Sept.
II 191S.
Mundy Heirhts Addition Jose n
Arguelles to Alfredo Crlas. north half
or lot 10 and all of lot 11 block 10.
87000: Jan. 7. 1919.
Government Hill Addition Govern
ment Hill company to Dave Crockett.
lots zs ana zi. Dlocfc Jan. 6.
1919.
Government Hill Addition T J.
Frederick and wife tn a 11. Wescott.
lots 82 and 23, block 93. 1550; Jan. 11.
1919.
San Elisario Grant Refmrio Car
rion and wife to Francisco EseaJedaT
Z3 acres, i: ucr. ZJ. I5H.
Sunset Heights Addition w. P
Stiles and wife to El Paao Commercial
company, lot 14 and south 20 feet of
lot 15. block 17. 310; Dec 20. 1918.
East El Paso Addition Mattie B.
Gooden to J. W. Gooden. lota 23 and
:. block 100. 83V0: Jan. 7. 1918.
San Elizario Grant Francisco Es
cajeda and wife to P. A. Paredes 15.S
acres, i 1012.80 : Dec 12. 1918.
El Paso County Olga Kohlberg- to
J. K. and Mrs. J. C. Brandt. 28.7 acres
of land. 81800: Dec 1. 1918.
East El Paso Addition Mormng
slde Heights Realty company to Louis
Gomez, lot 11 and the west half of lot
12. block 83. J350: Oct. 7. 1918.
Building Permits.
F. X Winner and Wimber. 320 Hesa
avenue, for a store front.
Willard ratterson. 108-7 San Jacinto
street, for changing front. 8725.
Deaths.
Ruth Peugh. aged 18 years, died at
511 W. Missouri street. Jan. 11. 1919.
burial In Concodla Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. Sarah E. Clew, aged 38 years,
died at 4020 Hastings street. Jan. 11.
1919. burial In Evergreen cemetery.
Carmen Barry, aged 48. died at 408
S. Florence street. Jan. 11. 1919. burial
in Concordia Catholic cemetery
Isaac Shaheen. aged 21 years, died
Jan. 12. 1919. burial at White Cas
tle. La.
Mary E. Hesser. aged 22 years, died
at 2401 Copla street. Jan. 11. 1919.
burial at Houston. Tex.
George BergeL aged 18 years, died
st the U. S. army base hospital. Fort j
Bliss, Jan. IX 1919. burial at C lncin-;
Hundreds of patterns to select
from and if you prefer c will give
you the extra pants from same
cloth as vour suit.
Made to S Vfjf TTmm
individual H eSBS I ITS m
measure H SJtJB Each
and wishes. b53 Garment
Our work is not finished until you
are satisfied.
LONDON
Woolen Mills 1
217 San Antonio St. Phone 1378.
Soldier boys are welcome in tliis store and
we will take pleasure in showing you
through our stock. Every pattern is
marked in plain figures.
Mart
Zapten.
Payan.
' nati. O. i Woriham
I Anne jsiisanetn uiiiton. agrea 4
; years, died Jan. It, 1919. burial in
1 Evergreen cemetery.
I Effie Hokwald. died Jan. 13, 1919.
at 2812 Sacramento street, burial in
Evergreen cemetery.
i.Ufl .Tnnttnrv 11 t VoHom 1 cri-t'l
! burial in Comordia Catholic cemetery.
Geo A. Winkle, aged 45 ears. died
January 8, burial in Evergreen cem-
ter
1 Howard H-d. aged year?, died
Tap'n,- ' at 1 3 JO Luna street, burial
i n M.i -no cf 1'it.tfry
M.i I - ' .-' 4 ireil 3 ear?, ('.d
January 9. burial in Evergreen cem
etery. Ernestine Murry. aged 32 years, died
January 10, burial in Ererareei. cem
etery.
Ethel stay woods, agea z years,
died January 10. burial in Evergreen
cemetery.
Sarah Kennedy, area 4Z years., 9i
Williams street, buried at Enid Okla
homa.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blackwood, aged 4a
years, died at 2204 Copla street Jan
uary 13. burial in Concordia Catholic
cemetery.
Ora Stewart, aajed 21 years, died at
2618 Sacramento street .January 14,
burial at Temple, Texas.
Thos. Paul Ferguson, aged 26 years.
died January s at Salt Lake Clt.
bnrial at PH ruA Tttu. In Concordia '
cemetery.
lester u uuire, agea s years, utea
at 3319 Alameda avenue January 14.
1919. burial in Concordia Catholic
cemetery.
Chester J. Briggs, ajped 34 years,
died January 15. burial at Newtonvllle,
Jsiasa. i
Elmer E. Owen, aged SI years, died I
January 14 at 2225 Copper street.;
burial in Concordia cemetery. i
Margaret Rebecca Jennings, age 18 I
years, died January 14 at 281 Sarra-I
raento street, burial at Waxahachie, i
Texas.
Blrtbft.
To Mr. and Mrs. Linden O. Johnson.
ISO Magoffin avenue, on Nov. 30, 1918.
a son. Linden Folk.
To Mr. and Mrs. Jas. C. White. 810
Upson avenue, on Jan. 11. 1919. a son.
James Harrison.
MarrtttKe License.
(eorge McLeod and Ruth Brown.
Thomas E. Moffitt and Marie Nora
Bechman.
Juan Caldera and Andrea Andaiolo.
Jacinto Santiago and Felieltas Ti
bour. Alberto Soza and Cruz Alir.
Arthur E. Wheeler and Ruby Hess.
Jesus Espinoza and Albina Banda.
Jesus M-rtlnei and Augustina Rod
riguez. Santiago Gonzales and Jose fa
Guerra
R"ln?rt Bowen and Catherine Pino.
Theodore Economou and Jessie
HogwallowLocals !
BT DC.XK BOTTS.
THE GREAT HEALTH BUILDER
Are you suffering from ctctwctz and worrrl
Fed weak, nervous, and all run down, bare no
apoetate, tlua watery biood and poor arcclatiboi
Nuga-Ttse is just a gracd rr.nr far en
rKhmg the blood and up nrrre-force1
It tones up theomachrera3i bowel taaka
the bowels caoreeigyaad regular and crresyou
a woaderfol appetite. Aftsr using it just a few
days yoaU wake up every momrrjfT f edisg fine.
Malarial people should use Nuga-Tcnc
DfiSGGISTS GUARANTEE NUGA-TOKE
It coats SI.OO lasts a wtolc month.
Cet a bottle Cse It SO days and It 70 n
are not bearfited. take tae remainder
ot the par kare barb to the drajcjct
and tret your noaer baek. For sale
br KELLY Jb rOLI.RD. and other
jcood drns stores. Try If.
THE tin ueddler has added a tine of
-L staple sad fancy hats to his stock. '
If he keeps on he will have to take to A tae
ftediag his hone mote ot else work a
don Me team.
Tlrae Brings Joy
And HaopHiESS
Hours Pass the Ccmlng c
Ealrj Draws Nearer Arts
You Prepared Z
If it rained all the time everybody
would get in the habit of carrying um-
hreilas. and they would be a lot harder
to borrow.
Miss Hostetter Hocks was unable to .
T de la Loza and Maria
M. Cam boa and Magdalena
N wonwr alanine thr- lov rf ror-. r
nuthcrhtXKl sHoald ail th- via. to im-
mwttim.mm. 1 1 - . . k'e'ivssiiuiT. jiuitt s r rienu
sac MTiug laueu 10 ie- By Its wgTi'ar use thraurhoo: ttj prr'ad
cove her new hat in time. tn i prpred rr the c jnur,
1 vest siiwt strain and tension U
J 't renders th- b-oail. fat abdora nA) rau.-
STOLEN CAMERA LEADS i C'M .plnt " 'dl -
"ur
oclm k
olir Hnntern.
store clones promptly
on faturuas. f lease
at G
no
pnte your ned so there
disappointment
Feldaian'a. 2S San Antonio St Adv
"nrtn at .. 'u Liberty Bon-'
TO ARREST OF THIEF
Dallas. Texas. Jan. TT. When Har-'
vey Gordon entered a pawnshop to
dispose of a stolen camera recent 1 v.
the pawnbroker, to ie- if the kodak'
operated properl , snaped a ricture of'
him.
, It this picturA, presented a
e ,dn in four:, that sent him to '
the penitentiary ffp tto ears.
Gordon was tried for burularv The
lwn found in the pawnshop
in.l :Jen:Jfed as part of stolen pror--
" T.ie rap;hot of Gordon turned
.- l the pawnbroker cinched the'
' -i -f idi 11 e
tart's Jcrrjr.it fo:
tne nfrvs a"1 n t
pcuiiar wrr-nr-ht-
nervou.nss. bearing .i..
pains arc rount-rai t I
pands ai.v -li--n h
hours at the rriis rt- n
and danger a ei
Mother's F-!eod -i t
tr ta advance, but a
rovery for the moth r
oft and smooth nd
from dtsftcuremer
Write to th 1'rv!!
pany. Dept J. I.-i- -(Torifla.
fo- If - M r
procr- a Ntt,- of t
the drucijLst
n upon with that
l.n. and nausea.
-i aid "tr'rhlns
The abdomen -ir-ives
and the
t.-lly less, rain
- " i avoided.
" - allays d!s
- a speedy r-
T skin H kept
r. i .iral and free
' nrulato- Ops
dins Atlanta.
"i od -c, ant
' - s Fnei.I from
standard as
WASHINGTON COUNTY TO
FIGHT THE CATTLE TICKS
Brenham. Texas. Jan. IT. In a re- ,
cent election in Washington count
a compulsory tick eradication measure j
carried by a vote of 319 to S6 Thf !
quarantine now existing against the
county will be lifted. I
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are eo: (
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phaaes of the whole aubjtv.
of women's employment ha vt piedjefl
operation witn tn covernment in f'-ur-inir
job- for the women who will lf pti
t'u: f th!- p.-j'tun- t ihe return cf .
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FOR SLACK, WHtTE, TAN, DARK
BROWM OR OX-BLOOD SHOES: