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j Many Reservations For Woman's Club J
I Annual Luncheon and Instalation
Tli annual luncheon and instalation
cf officers of the Woman's club
il' take place on Thursday at the
'."(.ue. The luncheon will bfl
a. 12 30 o lok and numbers
' -t.er ationa h-ve been made
- -ci, Mrs. Wll'iam P. McSaln. in
cf the reservations
" 1 ? who have taken places are:
- vn ar- ps N. R. stansel. Burt Oru-
Majrice Ka-.ser. W. J. Quigly.
Kf. j. S. v Gurney. W. il. Peti
Thomas Taxton. D. Johnson,
K Or' Ralph Henderson, K. H.
- iion Charles Andrews, W.
ines F. W. Berkshire. Albion
." r"1 John J. Piatt. Ernsst Thompson,
V Lavs, Alios B Merchant. C S.
- r. p. Moacon. Pells Miller. M.
Nig-- M H. Scott. 8te e Aguirre, W.
Ii ijstln. W. n. rtttlck, Oeorge
tcr.-.-r and sister, X. A- Bellas, Stan
ley Pe-.ans. Fred Bll lings. L. M.
By OLLIB P. LAXSDK.Y.
well, I
drmk. It
by the
cup, 50-
Schilling Tea costs more
per pound than common
tea, but less per cup.
If you want fine rich
invigorating tea at $ cent
per cup, but don't like to
pay for a pound all at once,
sjet a small package.
Cheaper than common
tea and better andyoui
money back if you want it.
A Schilling & Company
San Francisco
P
OWNE
KAME IN EVERY PAIR
"They keep their
good looks" is
what people say
of our
SILK
MAOE IN U.S A-j
gloves., a wonh' .
while superiority
that always makes
friends of our
Breck, Horace Broaddus. Volney
nron. C S. Bryan, j. ft. Calaan, H.
a. campoeii, j. w. unnsiy, r .
Clutter. J. Buauor. HaL Carta ty. J. J.
Crawford, W. N. Daaghdrtn, John
Crowder, Kalph Dimmitt. R. M. Dud
ley and guest. David Fenneasy. Don
Finlsy, Norman Ferguson, J atlas K.
Elxlns. K. p. Fuller, I. S. Franken
ourcer, R. K. French, & J. Fruden-
taai. jc b. man, CBnetia uarilc,
J. a Gethlng, L. J. Gilchrist, K. K. Oit
lott, Paul Gtnther, W. B. Olardon, A.
H. Goldstein. W. J. Glasgow, Barry
Greer. John Qrant, W. C. Hades, F. M.
Hall. Ernest Harms, George Harris,
a. U Hawley. John Hayes, R. P. Ho
;nan and guest, George Neville. P. M.
Horvey and guest. Jesse Hammer.
Lonis Horwltz. W. D. Howe, Lalye
rlde. Robert Herring-ton, Charles
Henning. Robert Hoillday. C M. Hen
or.cKs. w. Jacoby and guest. Olga
Kohlberg, Frank Jones, W. A. John
ston. J. J. Kaater. Mary Kins. J. J.
t-uox, Walter Kolberg and mother,
Eli Krupp, Haymoe Krupp, S. Givena.
Horace Lay. J. W. Lorentren- Wallace
Lane, P. H. Luckett. J. D. Love. Rob
ert Lander. W. H. LoreU. W. P. B.
Mc8ain. William UcCormick, McKay,
J. O. MeNary. McCanalees, Manning,
Alberto Madero. L. Moultane, W. J.
Meran, George Neville, Charles Par
ker, Will Owen. Carl Price. J. E.
raid. F. O. Roblee, F. W. Warren. J.
Weeks. Fred Weckerle, Lea WU
luot, Richard Warren. Mnten Warner,
R. C Walahe, J. Weiss, Cehropsaire
and three guests, K. L Simonr. Slg.
Schna.be, F. W. Seward, L A. Shedd
and gueflt, W. R- Shu tee. Warren
omali. carl Lee Smith, Charles Stev
ae. J J. Sullivan. Ben Swatt, W. R.
Jmith, Adine Stafford. B. F. Stavens,
K. B. Stevens, S. H. SatherUnd, Fuller
twlft. Willi R. Smith. P. M. Jones,
W. A. White, K- A. tVoods, Knur a
Wolcott, W. W. Waite. E. C Wade,
. en Rnein, Frank Turner, F. J. Traf -
ton. Robert TnvnMnil J. R. Town.
send. H. E. Worth ington. W. A. Dea
on, Frank R. Bryant, A. P. Averill.
urslde, G. H allot Johnson. William
Rosing, a H. Palm. J. J. Peerce. R.
V. Pearson. C L. Pelham. N. w.
-ence and O. P. Lansoen. and Tllsaes
Eleanor Porcher. Jennie Potter, Al
zina Orndorff and Mary Stanton.
The Toons: Women's Bible eiass of
Trinity Methodist served a chicken
dinner at the church on Friday even
ing, the supper proving a delightful
get-together affair, promoting Inter
est la the work. The supper was
served at 1 odoek and another de
lightful feature of the evening were
the piano solos, readlncs and a humor
ous talk Oft "Nets."
Lieut- and Mrs. Kenneth Hall enter
tained at their heme on Nations
avenue with a buffet supper Snnday
evading, having as gueets Mrs. Eliza-
beta Lsenoy ana Miss Dixie L&zenby,
Bdcar Carter and Miss Dora Lee
Carter, of Washington. D. C Miss
Barbara Worcester. Miss Agnes Wood.
Mrs. Hamel Receiving For Visitor;
I Mrs. R. B. Homan Hostess on May Day
W
AX day was the inspiration of one
the most beauuiui 01 tne season s
parties, when Mrs. R. B. Homan
was hostess to a number of guests In
compliment to her sisters. Mrs. T K.
Jones, of Tyler, Tex. and Miss Birdie
Alexander, and for Mrs. Elsworth
Farla. of Chicago, who Is 3, sister of
Zr Homan.
The entire reception suite of the
Homan residence was transformed
into a fairy setting for the party with
a profusion of spring blossom In
decoration, sweet peas shading from
lavender and rose to crimson pre
dominating. Bather Calvert Pickett and Mary
Virginia Homan received the cards of
the callers and Mrs. Homan, with her
honor gnesta, received the callers in
the drawing room, charming in its
hangings and appointments in wis
taria." Lavendar sweet peas were the
flowers here.
Mrs. Homan was frock ec! In rose
chiffon. Mrs. Jones in a smart gown
of yellow taffeta combined with sti
ver lace Mrs. Farla was very attract
ive In white net over (satin, and Miss
Alexander was ooetnmed In a dainty
creation of pink chiffon, embroidered.
In the dining room the flowers
were quantles of pink and rose sweet
peas, blending artistically with the
motif of the tea table which was a
picture with a Maypole centering It,
Dresden fleures held the varl-tlnted
ribeons of the Maypole, which was
placed on a bed or sweet peas, the re
training surface of the table being
covered with green tulle, making a
perfect replica, of a lawn.
Ices were served in the dining
room and punch was served In the
al fresco living room by a bevy of
the younger set. including Misses
Lola Geddes, Blanche Lucas, Tzette
rase, uro uroaswmte, sveiyn jsuison
and Elsie Brown.
Rose sweet peas were the flowers
of decoration In the breakfast room,
where the hangings are of rose and
the furniture of green.
The members of the frouse party
aseisttng with the charming court ivy
Deluded Meadames C C Homan. jftL
Williams. J. B. Gray. W. L. Foxworth.
W. T. Owen. J. G. McGrady. C O.
Rocker. J. A. Pickett. F. A. S pence.
A. 3. Ftillan. F. W. Berkshire. E. U.
Whtttaker. MHo Atkinson. L A.
Shedd. D. S. Johnson. W. S. UcMatfc.
H. T. Bowie. T. W. Lanier. E. W.
MeKenzte. W. J. Jennings. Willis
R. Smith. A. W. Bxdley. Randall Gil
bert. J. W. Crowdos. EL S. Burns, C
A. Relnemond. Charles Hamel and
Mrs. Robert Keonn. of Shreveport,
1.. ana Mies aiary Morgan.
Two hundred and fifty guests
caiiea cm ring tne reception hours.
HONORING her guest. Mrs. Robert
Heoun. of Shreveport, La, Mrs.
Charles Hamel Is receiving this
afternoon at the Hamel home from
i until 6 oclock.
The reception rooms are daiuty
with a profusion of spring flowers,
including numerous gift bouquets,
and the dainty lighting Is shed from
lavender and pink candles. Betty
Colt receives the cards of the callers
at the entrance of the reception
rooms and Mrs. Hamel and her honor
gueet received the callers in the
drawing room.
Lavender and sweet peas are the
decorations In the dining room, where
the table Is covered with uluuy over
pink satin and centered with a crys
tal basket of the lavendet and pink
sweet peas. Smaller baskets of pink
sweet peaa encircle the large basket
and lights are shed from pink and
lavender candles. Salads and Iced
tea will be served, the pretty group
of girls to assist in the service In
cluding Mtsees Bess Roatledge, Nolle
rfoomer. Ellen Treloar. Minna' Ed
wards, Frederleke Kipp, Dorothy
Price ana Dorothy Waldron.
The house party assisting with
the courtesy of the afternoon In
cludes Meadames P. R. Outlaw, R.
B. Homan. W. R. Smith, T. N. Jones.
Scott Johnson. A. w. Had ley, K- F.
Ebert, W Underwood Daugbdrlll and
W. C Dentosu Seventy-five gueets
are calling.
I Season's First Dinner Dance Given
at Toltec Club is Brilliant Function
Cards.
Mrs. Charlec Fox gave a pretty
bridge party en Saturday evening at
her attractive home. Isle North Kan
sas street. In compliment to Mrs. H.
W. Kitson, of Globe. Arlz who I the
guest of Mrs. David Cole. Honey
suckle and sweet peas were the fra
grant blossoms of decoration and at
the close of the games a two course
supper was served. Miss Char line Fox
assisted ner mother with the hospi
tality of 'he evening and the guests
were Mrs. Kitson Mr. and Mrs. David
Cole. Mr. aad Mrs. Chris Fox, Mr. and
Mrs. R. N- Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Pel
ham Winter. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Bray
and Mr. and Mra. J. H. PucketL
THE first of the season's dinner
dances of the Toitee clubhouse
was given oa Saturday evening
at the Toitee and It was a brilliant
and delightful social function. Smart
ly gowned women, lilting music and
softly shaded lights combined In an
ensemble of beauty, numbers of the
smart ret being present.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Coles enter
tained a number of.gnests at a dinner
of pretty appointments, pink rose
being used In decoration and pink
candles in lighting. Covers were
placed for Col and Mrs. Robert
Howae. CoL and Mrs. William C
Gardenblre. Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Slater. Dr. and Mrs. James Vance.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kerr. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H. Lea veil. Mr. and Mrs.
Zach T. White. Mr. and Mrs. Horace
W Broaddus. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wil
liams. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wiseu Mr.
and Mrs. Robert W. MoAfee, Mr. and
Mrs. Lamar Davis. Judge and Mrs.
Waters Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Em met t
Hlnes. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Davis. Mr.
and Mrs. Otis Coles. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Coles. Mesdames K. E. Neff.
Ferd Searle, Louis Wymond and K.
M. BOIL
Dr. and Mrs. L. O. Wltherspoon en
tertalned a large dinner party, yel
low daises and purple larkspur being
tne anieirc comoination uuiiaeo m
decoration. Their guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Morehlson. Mr. and
Mrs. w. R, Brows. Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Howze, Mr. and Mrs. Maury
Kemp. air. ana Mrs. James Marr.
Mr. and Mrs. Will K. Marr, Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Turner. Mr. and Mrs.
Alba IL Warren. Mr. and Mrs. Kuno
Do err. Mr. and Mrs. George Lj Baron.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pomeroy. Mr.
and Mca, T. M. Wlngo. Mr. and Mrs.
J W. Crowdus. Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
MeNary and Mrs. J. W. Glasgow.
W. F. Payne, president of the club,
entertained at dinner for Mies Dor
cas Anna Payne, his charming yoone
nelee. and far Dr. ard Mrs. K. O.
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Everett-Loag.
Dr. and Mrs, a -. Clutter aad A.
Can field, of Dallas. The table for
the service was dainty with sweet
peas in varying tint aad candles
of pink. Mr. aad Mrs. Atvae Dixon
had as their neat Mr. aad Mrs. J.
! C. Brooks and they Joined the Payne
party for the dinner service.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Nations gave a
dinner for their daughter. Mrs.
Studebaker Riley, of Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kemsu aad
Lieut. H. K. Feathers tone. Their table
wsa also dainty with a profuhkm of
sweet peaa,
Capt. and Mr. L. J. DtUow- enter
tained Mr. aad Mrs. Norman Walker.
The appointments for their dinner
were very dainty, spring flowers be
ing employed .In decoration.
Charles R Gross had aa his guest
at a dinner of pretty details Mrs.
Carl Clifton Krueger. Miss Margaret
Ramsey. Mr. and Mrs. W. K Ramsey.
Mr. and Mrs. William O. Wale L. L
Robinson. Miss Morton aad William
Stone.
H. B. Stone en tertalned at dinner
for eight guests, and others entertaining-
were Robert Rhea and Clai
borne Adams.
Mis Florence Brady entertained S
of her high school friend with a May
day party on Saturday evening at her
nome, ei uoe Angeie sireat, iar
reception rcoma were decorated with
a color soheme of pink and white.
Punch was served In the breakfast
room and dtuidag was the feature
of the evening's bespttalrty. The
nonse party assnttng Included Mleees
biiiaseia Anne ana unariee jiajrr.
Dorothy Carpenter. Zoe RaUlf. Mar
madnke Lander. Marv Powers. fCatfc-
aleen Powers and Marie Burkhaltar.
The refreshments featured the color
scheme of decoration and were served
on the veraada, which was trans
formed into aa out of door reception
room with nurs and esmf jrtable ap
pointment. Many of the lovely flow
ers used la decoration ere seat as
gift bouquets from CalL'orata.
mr
The aaroa aad everaT, dasea rlrea
on Saturday evening '.t Mlsefoa hall.
Weet TsJeta. was a merry and suc-
sfal affair. Numbers ef gueets
fro the valley towns and El Paso
at saSilxuaW.
ansa 1 1 si.a L v -am 1 v .at.-
Are you sel conscious because
of a poor complexion
If tHisigWy bictmxhes mar yonr sSdn and prevent vonr bebr
ease in the society o( other BESINOL OINTMENT is what
TOO need. Aided by RESINOL SOAP, it cleanses, soothes, aad
heals an inflamed, blotchy, coraptexian. Widely used fcreaean
and amflar troobies. At all druggists.
Hesinol
wera nreeent. sresenttlna; a Bietttr-
esaae group la their crisp gingham
aproaa and blue overalle. A jazz or
chestra :u rote bed music for the danc
ing, aad refreahmeau were serveo.
El Pasoans Reiuming.
Mrs. Emma Rlgg aad Misses Grace
and Kvetya Logan returned Sunday
from a very plexsaat visit to Kioto na.
Tbeoeephtcal ledety headauarten, at
Hoirrwuaa, cant.
WEADA
as
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BadfhrHealih
Upsets Nerves
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grooseAHOOteomsa-ictsef&eo
Use Herald Want Ada
Miss Katherlns Franklin and Eugene
nnimnieit.
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Coles Go East f
Former To Graduation Oi Daughter
RS. JOSEPH F. WILLIAMS and
Mrs. A. P. Coles will leave on
Tuesday- evening for New Tn rv
dty. where Mrs. Williams goes to be
present at the graduation of her
daughter, Mies Nancy Williams, from
Miss Spencers school. Ba route to
New York Mrs. Coles and Mrs. Wil
liams will visit in Chicago aad stop
In Grand Rapids. Mich-, for a visit
to Mrs. Williams's sister. Mrs. 3. A.
CuioeVi- Mrs. Covode and Mrs. Forri
Steven win go with them to New
York, aad Mrs. Coles's mother. Mrs.
& M. Ben win join the party in
lew York. Mrs. Coles. Mrs. Bell and I
s Williams will remain in the east I
for several weeks and Mtss Nlney I
1. iiirama win return wiu mem.
J. R. Roberta. 1r left Ua I
morning for New Mexico, where he m
ranting alter rancning interests. He I
is maklne the trln In hla r T . tr I
tn inc summer jar. fiooens will meter
to points on tne reunite coast, where
he will visit his sister. Mrs. Wllnaai
Dale White, and Mat, White In
Francisco and win also visit a brother I
in uos ABgawes.
Parlies.
GLOVES
FOR i -I :. WQMM & CHILDREN
A deJlghttBl sodal was given at the
Temple home oa Tularosa street Sat
urday eveatag for the young people of
Ashary Methodist church. The re
ception rooms were fragrant with
American Beauty roses combined with
ferns aad about M young folk were
present.
Oal of Town Visitors.
Mrs. Johnnie Hewitt, of Carlsbad.
N. M Is In the city vtsttlng Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. Jones, at llli Rivera
street.
Mrs. Studebaker Riley, of Kansas
City, a charming guest In the city, I
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Nations.
The oil shales of Scotland have
been profitably worked for 76 years.
Auction Sale of
OIL PAINTINGS
By FREMONT ELLIS
Twentr-fbe el pamtingi by Frmoal EKs, receatly ex
hibited at &e Pasa Del Xerte vriM be offered for sale si
soctieB to til! big best bidder.
Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday Evenings
At Eight O'clock
AT T3E '
El Paso Stock Exchange
TJMDER FIRST NATIONAL BABE
A special feature of MaTCst to everyone has bees arranged
for MONDAY EVENING, May Srd.
This is aa aaoeaal opportunity to seeare a peiBtiag from
the brnb of as artist waese work Is rapidly coming into
prominence aad value aad at your oura price. (
Sale conducted by (
Sheldon Art & Floral Co,
209 N. Oregon St Hotel SheMea Brag.
A3 art lovers are cordially invited. A. E. SCHUTZ, Mgr.
MR. WILLIAM (BILL) ROGERS, Auetioaeer.
1 TllPJtilntl't C nlpnrtnr
I & f I
I Of Social Events
BBTING of the board of directors
of the Woman's dab at the ciub-
nouse at is oeieeK n rn.
Dlnner In the afternoon at the
Ysleta school, to he given by the
domestic science class of the schooL
Orpheus clab will ansear In ma-
cert In the evening: at the Woman's
dubaouee.
Meeting of the Parent-Teacher's as
sociation cf the high school at 2
MlMb n n I, , V. - - I . 1 . 1
. ,U Ul. ftWUlVUBlil ui
school.
Regular business meeting of Wo
man's Missionary society of Trlakty
Methodist church wni be held In the
church parlors at 3 odoek p. 0.
Council of Jewish Women will meet
at z ociock in community ball. Temple
ML Sana I.
Regular meetinf; of the Mtssleaary
society or nrii cnnstian cfiurcn at
the church at 3 p. m.
Circle No. 1 of the First Methodist
church will meet al 2:45 oeloetr vtth
Mrs. C L Borcherdlng, on Wyoming
Westminster circle of Westminster
t-resoytertan enuron wui hold an an
day meeting at the church.
xne Susanna Wesley Bible dass ef
Asbury Methodist ehursh will meet
at 3 odoek p. m. at the home of Mrs. !
C H. Brown. 3705 Hneco street. I
The women of Trinity Missionary j
society win meet in me cnuren par
lors at 3 odoek with Mrs. D. M. Smith 1
presKiing.
Church Affairs.
Attention, Democrats!
Every Democratic voter of El Paco county who has been sup.
porting R. B. Thomasea for governor of Texas, or who Is desirous
of indorsing the national Democratic administration, and who de
sires to be a delegate to the Oesnocratle state convention to be held
at Dallas oa the tith of May. ta requested to telephone his or her
name either to the office of Lea, Tho mason and MeGrady. Tel. 21.
to the office of Richard F. Burges, TeL iit. before noon Tues
riy. it-
(PoltticsJ Advertisements
The Willing Workers of Austin
Park Christian church will hold an all
day fellowship meeting on Thursday
at tne ennrcn.
The woman' auxiliary of St.
Clement's Episcopal church will bold
its regular meeting on Tuesday after
noon at 3 odoek in th parish house,
The following program will be given:
Paper, "A Nation Reborn. Czecho
slovakia,- Mrs A. w. .wells; violin
solo. Miss Dorothy Waldron. accom
panied by Mrs. Howard Waldron: re
ligious current events. Mrs. Ward
Worthington.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Missionary society of Austin
Park Christian church will be held on
Tuesday afternoon at 3 oclock at the
church. An election of officers for
the incoming year will be held. The
suoject xor tne raeeunc- will he mu
Healing of La tin-America." Mrs W
A. Loner will be the leader and the
program win include. Devotional. led
dv Mrs. G. T. Rhodes: scrlntnre read
ing: circle of prayer; vocal solo, Mr
narry uay: paper, -spiritual nest
ing." Mrs. G. W. Harris: round table
talk, Mrs. Sam Watson: Invocation
A social hour will follow the pro
gram and the hostesses for the after
noon are Mrs. G. W. Harris, Mrs. J. E.
Peterson. Mrs. O. T. Rhodes and Mrs.
W. A- Loper.
About El Pasoans.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Thurman have
sold their home on Stevens avenue
and are at home to their friends at
suite No. 4 in the Lucerne apartments.
RAILROADS WIN APPEAL
ON NORTH DAKOTA TAX
Washington. D. C May 3. The
North Dakota tax act of 191S. as far
as It Imposes an excise tax on the
stocks and bonds of Interests K rail
roads operating within the state, was
declared unconstitutional today by
the supreme court.
Engraving for Summer Socials,
The season for sneh affairs ta nnw
before us. If your party is to be
formal or semi-formal requiring the
use of engraved Invitations, an
nouncements, or If your needs luirt
cover the use of engraved place cards,
we are prepared to fill your order
in the most satisfactory manner pos
sible. Sea ns shorn vnnr .nm,in.
Our work is as good as the beat.
j.i rum x-nnting t-o,
lo8 W. Main St Adv.
Two Weeks From Today
The motor truck interests of
El Paso and all other progressive
communities will celebrate Ship,
by Truck-Good Roads Week.
Trains of motor trucks will start out from hundreds of
'cities into the surrounding territories carrying a live
message to farmers and merchants en route.
That the motor truck -first proven at the
Battle of the Marne and developed through four
years of war has broken the transporta
tion tie-up in America and is carrying
the short-haul tonnage of the nation.
Ship hy Truck is clearing away congestion at railway
terminals; it is releasing our railroads for the devel
opment of profitable long-haul facilities. Ship by
Truck is extending the trading radius of every town
and city. It is bringing farm products direct to the
market quickly and economically.
Where the traffic is developed,
there the highway is needed. Ship
by Truck demonstrates the com
mercial value of Good Roads-a
clinching argument.
During the week of May 1 7th to 22nd thousands of
Ship by Truck-Good Roads demonstrations from
Maine to California will arouse the public conscious
ness to the need of better distribution and quicker
transportation.
Leaders in the Nations business, in the financial
world and in government circles, endorse the Shir)
by Truck movement and this great, demonstration
of its efficiency.
The commercial interests of El Paso are backing the
El Paso tours. It is a great co-operative movement
that every citizen has an interest in.
To truck owners,, operators and every
one concerned with bet
ter short-haul transport
tation
Get in touch with headquarters.
Find out what you can do to help
make EI Paso demonstration week
a thorough success.
Ship by Track-Good Roads Week Headquarters
ny of Texas
Firestone Tire Compa
El Paso Branch, W. San Antonio and Durango Streets.
Evers High School itaJenl has an opporlanils ta si The Hants Firestone
Qtn Sisr Prhe f fa for best fat hmirei reord ejsqy
"ii t Truck Cood Roads. The Binning ejjap in the Various stales
W he lodged and the National Prize awarded iJ The Federal Bureau of
Education. Ask $ow superintendent.
Phones 5800-4569
This spec contributed hy tht Flrettom Tire Cf Rxiiltr Co., In tfit
Inurtstx oj iht Notorial Sup by TrucirCcod Roads Daiausraiian