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EL PASO HERALD
Thursday May 6, 1520.
7
SETTEE CABLES
OOST GOTTO
New Orleans. La, Max 6. Better
cables than doe and reports that the
Lancashire mill strike had been set
.ed caused buying: in a larre way on
the opening- of the cotton market to
ci anc the demand continued o
trat during the first honr of busi
ness prices were lilted "3 to 49 points,
JuH rising to $3s 4S and October to
J36 0 leather cond'tions in the belt
ere caned more favorable than oth-prwis-
but they bad no effect against
aluep
Sirmddlf trading between July sod Oc
tober axjmed larre proportions and made
f an irregular market. Jaly was sold
in3 October boorfat on the theory that
th tiro months must oozne together Id
,.r "e The remit of this was that Jaly
reacted stronsly. f alitor to SU.17. or S
T'-'a under the dose of yesterday, while
number Miii traded about Jt petal over
- -stTdav a close. Late In the moraine
'V r-arket was 1 down to 32 np net.
Tn the afternoon the Irregularity became
- pronounced and toward the ektee
- -ir-rt were 21 ootnts vnder veaterdara
- ic i-H to 22 points orer, Jahf tantne.
-o ui uonsiaeraDie reauxuc came
r m lens
Opening bids were. May. $39.84;
J.ly. J38 35. October. JJS.26; Decem--t.
$35.43, January, $35.11.
NEW YORK COTTON rUTUBKS.
Vew York. May 6 Cotton fatares
oee steady July. Its 23: Octooer. Mill:
December, $25 CI. January. S3 5 12.
CX.TESTOK COTTON MARKET.
n r 1 veston Tex., May 6. Spot cotton
1-' Middling, 142-00.
Taad
FLOt R UP SBC A BARREL.
Minneapolis, Minn May 0. Flour
new record high price nere
today with an advance of Soe a bar
rel An advance yesterday In wheat
wit s. pooa steaay aemana is tne
reason ascribed for the Increase. To
da s quotation. $1S a barrel, when
sold m 98-pound cotton sacks In car
Icau lots, represents an adTance of
S2 a barrel for standard floor in a
month
8TOT8 ttvtMGr
BjOOfUtt
OU syU tcBpUtc Bwflea.
wOok at these two plates and Qe
To lit own reasoning The roofless
ban suctions oa botfa side (2), soft
rubber next to sore gums. Designed
to be put in immediately after ex
traction It does cot touch tke
hard bene' in the roof of the month
and makes its own bed. No fall
therefore, tt settles with the gums
roof piste ran compare with the fit
of this plate, as It settles Into its
bed, lighter, more tongue room,
clearer speech.
Dr Williams haa beea muting thm
plate for tea jean, aad m tbor-
o .Rhl.T famihar with its eoBstroe
tion. Made only by as in EJ Pase.
NOTE OUS LOWEST FEICES
Fall PUtea 110 up
joia uewns t&eai naej
Bridge work, per tooth $5
Fillings II ap
A3 classes of dent is try at propor
tionate prices.
J. HOD WILLIAMS, M. D D. D. S.
Tiinlets Will -is, The Peeple "
DeBttst"
Cot. EI Paso and ?a Antonio Sta.
Over 4 n erica a TEitflonal Bank.
across Street Prom Kb trance Hotel
Del Nirte.
Foae B&4. Roars 8tOO to SiMO.
San day 9 to IS. Sat. Events cm.
POGLJUGGLERS
HOLE IH STOCKS
New York. Hay S. Todays stock
market again derived Its chief sap
port fros speculative Interest!, pools
betas; especially active in steels,
equipments, oils and specialties.
Sales approximated S00.W0 shares.
The close was Irreealar.
Liberty bonds close: S SI1.S:
first 4s. HUi. second 4s SI4J4; first
. lf.lt; seeood 4KS, IIS.I; turd
tUm. SSI.lt. fourth 414s, !!(-(: Victory
Ks, ., victory 4. JH-M.
N. Y. MSTED STOCKS.
(By the Associated Pre.!
New York. Mar FMlewtac are the
cloalna qootaUoiM at the New York stock
enchase twr the stocks mentioned:
American Safar J?!
American T. and T. H
Anaconda Copper
AtJhlsoa - i
Chtno Copper
Colorado Vnel and Iron, Md ... 1H
Insptratloa Copper ajj
Northern Pacific K
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Soithern Pacttte HI.
United States Steel
MONEY AND METALS.
Rt tb. AftMMSted Press.
New Tork, May . Prime mercantile
paper. 7 percent.
Excnaase. axeaay.
s1bur. cs dar bins. St.SSH: eommer-
i.t ea 4v un. an banlw. SS.MU: com
mercial, M day bins. IMS: cables. SMtK-
aoverniBent oenos, sirsss.
Rlrkd ho&ds. trresolar.
Ttoe toans, stronc: M days. J days and
six moBths, f H percent.
Can money, easy. HlEh, low. roHar rate
and last loan. T; bank acceptances. 7 per
cent. Bar stiver. tLMH.
Hexsean doners. !9Hc
Spot copper, lmrhanccd.
Spot tta. tSCot: May-Jane. Jt'.JI.
tread, asset: spot aad Uxy. S..
Znac aalet. Bast St. LocH. spat. (!.H
7M.
Iron, steady. No. 1 Northers, JII.M: Na
2 Northern. I4LS.
Antimony. SISJS.
IO.VI)ON JIETAI. St AKKET.
London. Bas- May . The qneUUena
on tbe metal exchange today were as
follows:
Spot copper, tlvs, lis, so.
Eleetrolytle. I11L
Tln. at. le.
lad. 117. Us
Zinc 44. Its.
roan, jrrrAi. habket.
Oootatieas received by the a Paso
sm.lter:
snver. tl-tHit
London lead. J. ta.
London exchaasre, L14.
Lead, ii.lt.
Grains and Provisions.
fChleare Grain. Clese.
Cam May. LM: July. JL71S: Sep
tember. IL!S.
Oats Jaly. Je: September, 77e.
Chlcazo Prorlslons. Cloec.
Pork May. its.; Joly. JJt.eS.
Lard May, SIS.S: Joly, SUM.
Bibs May, JH.I5: Jaly. Sit.lt.
fChlcaso rrodnee. Close.
Chlearo. m. May S. Bntter Lower.
Creamery. 470Sfc
Baas Hlher. Receipts. J 1.771 cases.
Pbsta. 4l4c; ordinary firsts. Sltflec; at
market, cases tnerooeo. 4efy4jc
Ponluy Sorlnrs. 37c: fowls. S4c
Potatoes Stronr. Receipts. 2 cars.
Northern white, sacked and belle S7.lt 0
7.4: Maine Green Mountains. S7.lS07.So:
new. weak: Flonoa. spanuiinc itoee, fto.
1. 17 0 per barrel: No. S. Ill so.
TT.n, Cltv Produce. CkMe.
Kansas City. Mo.. May Ea Cor
rent receipts. He hlsher. Firsts, lltte
hlsher Firsts. Jc
Bntter Creamery. So hleher; J score,
sSc: flrats. Cle: seconds, tec
Hens, Itc; op lc
COPPERS SHOW
LITTLE CHANGE
Copper shares were unchanged to
134 points high Thursday, according
to J. S. Cnrtiss & company. Security
bank bnlldtag. Anaconda gained .
C & A. gained 1, Inspiration 's.
Utah, V.
Curb Copper Slocks.
Arlsona Blnchamtoa 9 IS-1C
Arkaasas Arlsona It 0 II
Blr Leedce S-1C
CaL Jerome 0 -1-
Coosolldated Arizona
imnoee Aroeaa Vi
LOIE TRIANGLE
BARED IN COURT
(Continued from page 1.)
Green Monster ......
Hall Copper .........
Bowe Sound ....
Jerome Verde
Naoosari
Mamma Chief
Magma
Miami Consolidated..
New Cornelia
Ray Hercoles
United Eastern
Saperlor and Boston .
Verde Extenaton
Verde Combtaation ...
Gadsden . ..........
Creeson
Silver Kmc: .........
iwrpkyry . ......
Denn . .............
Glestrock
Consolidated Copper .
Shea Copper
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American Smelters .............
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Baltimore s Ohio
Canadian Paetfie
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Now York Central 7tft
FeassylTaBla. .... ................ 4H
Senthorn Railway 21
SC Psal
Indostrial SloeLa.
Amcrlean Car and Foondry ........ 132
American Can -K
AtnerieaB ZsOOftznotlre
Baldwin IeoomotlTe UT
Bethlehem Steet H
Lackawanna .................... ?t
JUuTtM ................... v
Ci ueraee .................. l"
ladastrial Alcohol tt
GoodrieB !
V. S. Robber It
Central Leather lift
GecMral Motors, new stock It
Stadebaker St
Westtachonse 4K
New Terk Oils.
Mexican Petroleam 17S&
Texas On 4t
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Pterse It
Ren Dateh I"
Pan-American IS
EL PASO OIL STOCKS.
Tae flrvres taken Tnm tbe boards st
the dose of the .slea Thareday seen:
EI Paso Ftoek Exrhanse.
Bid Asked Sold
Bta?Fer S JJ S - I ...
Comanche Caty. J Jfl
W. W. Oox 5.t
CITED FOR B11ATERY.
Islovd J. Stttnrnan. a local Mason
and a member of the Shiiner patrol,
has nst received a citation for dis
tinguished bravery and exceptional
gauantxy wsner xire ourus lae
Mense-Argonne offensive on Novem
ber 1. 1V18.
ChlcLen Feed that makes the hen
lay. El Paso Seed Co, 623 Bast San
Antonio St. Adv.
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Homer Union ... .42 .SO ...
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Hneoo Banper . . ... .CO
Iarader of Texas .tt . ...
Jasxers Wallace ... 2t ...
Krar 8 1-W 1.M
Texas Homer JtX .37 -
Texas Pet .... J J5 .Jl
Ranrer R. Z..... 1.45 ... ...
Ransrer Brooks. . ... ...
Ranxvr Texas -IS ... ...
Rancer Central. .17 .21 ...
Ranccr Bvrk .2 ...
ape Springs ... - 17.S0
3. O. & D. .W .80
SonBhlD .M 1.12 l.rl
Duke of Dublin ... .45 ...
Ocean . ... .1 ...
Valley M .25
Service 9 ,21 ...
iVERY 56 seconds a destructive
fire starts somewhere in the
United States. An average of
1500 fires a day the year round.
Most of these fires are in homes!
Will yours be next?
It may, unless you have a flashlight
in your home. For scores of " home
fires" tire caused by use of matches
and other open lights for searching
dark comers.
Franco Flashlights are home neces
sities. They light up the dark comers
safely. Absolutely guaranteed. Give
more light and last longer. Always
dependable.
(Informaion concerning fira laktn
lvu 4 M.a f ciciuwn manual auueu uj
The A'afl Board of Fire Undttwnten.)
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Livestock Ilarket
Kansas City livestock. Close.
Kansas City. Us, May t. Hes Re
ceipts, It: Hrhts snd medmms, l02e
hlsher: top, S14.7S; heavies, steady to ltc
Wsner: beat Hzhts and mediums, J1.W
14-tS.
Cattle Recdnts. SIM. Beef steers. lttB
15c hlsher. top. 117-71: ehe-stock. steady
to stronc: none aestraMe Kja. 41 V
11-OS: calves, steady: mostly SlO.M01Lt;
balls, steady; feeders, weak.
Sheep Receipts, loot Market steady
to stronc;. 7t ponnders from Arizona,
sprter lames. SIS to; small banch native
sprint: Iambs, SrO.ee.
CORN F0LL0WSPRICE DROP;
GRAIN CLOSE IS STRONG
Chicago, nu. May 6. KxceUosit
weather, with cuts in the price of sine
and other commodities, pave an ad
vantage today to bears la the corn
market. Opening prices, which
ranged from Me to lsc lower, with
Joly SL67H to JL6S and September
SLatU to 1 1.59 51. were followed by
soido farther setbacks and by a mod
erate rally, with May leading; the op
tarn. Subsequently, general covering by
shorts led to sharp gains. The fact
that tor the first time this season,
number 2 Yellow corn here com
manded 52 a bushel stimulated the
advance, and so too did reports that
Dutch banks were baying Argentine
corn for (Germany. Tho close was
strong. 2 1-sc to SHc net higher, with
July SI.71 5-8 to 11.71 7-8 and Septem
ber JLfZi-S to JLCZT-S.
Oats were easier with corn. After
opening 4c to lHc lower, including
Joly at IlUc to 31c tbe market
underwent an additional sag before
bogbuifng to react.
Higher quotations on hogs pat some
firmness into provisions.
THE WEATHER.
U. S. DEPART2IENT OP AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
grace my brother's fami y and her
own. I told her 'f she would, we
won Id make a settlement with hsr
that would be right."
To this. Mr. Doster told the jury.
Mrs. Doster woti!d not agree. He said
she seemed to bo worried about the
other woman, to whom she said hr
common law husband had been writ
ing. She had. it was stated on the
stand, intercepted a telegram from
the other woman sent from Pueblo,
Colo., which was signed Lulu. The
telegram, which the witness said Mrs.
Doster intercepted, the prosecution
introduced In evidence, as was the
telegram Mrs. Doster is said to hae
sent to the father of the slain officer
In regard to the other woman, and
which brought the witness to Co
lumbus. Agreement Reached.
After considerable discussion, dar
ing which the witness testified Mrs.
Doster threatened Capt. Doster with
exposure to the military authorities
and prosecution under the white
slave act. John Doster. the witness,
said he proposed his brother pay Mrs
Doster J 20 in cash and $50 a month
for a year on condition that she go
awav and leave the officer alone.
This, the witness said, the defendant
finally agreed to, but later rejected.
sayinir asaln she would cause the
captain trouble. Finally, the j?ry was
ioio. .wrs. uoster agreea to take JZ50
In cash, which wonld be enough to
make her bank account ISOO. and
S66 a month. This. Mr. Doster
averred, was agreed to and on Feb
ruary 13. he says, he and his brother
and the woman came to Deming and
went to the office of R. F. Hamilton,
an attorney, to get a contract drawn
up embodying the agreement. At the
office or Mr. Hamilton, the witness
said. Mrs. Doster demanded to be al
lowed to talk privately with the law
yer before she signed anything.
This she was allowed to do. After
3 minutes of private conference, the
witness saio. Mrs. LKwter came out
into the waiting room of the law
yer's office and flatly refused to sign
anything and again repeated that
she could send Doster to prison and
expose him before the military au
thorities. The three then started
back to Columbus, tbe witness said,
and an agreement seemed to be all
off. About a mile out of the city.
however, so the testimony went, Mrs.
Doster agreed to take 15 a month
and zSd cash, provided she also
would be given a ticket to Los An
geles, where she agreed. It was said,
to find work.
Contract Drawn Up,
Tbe proposal, Mr. Doster asserted.
was agreed to and the three returned
to Mr. Hamilton's office and drew
up a contract. The contract was In-
trooocea m evidence. Jr. ioster saia
that on returning to Colnabns be
purchased a ticket to Los Aageles for
Mrs. Doster and that she went on the
same train with htm. In Los ABEeles
things did not ran smoothly, however,
according to tbe witness. He said
that Mrs. Doster called ataa from her
hotel and told him she could not live
JUNIOR G. OF G.
HEARS KnYSER
"The Advantage of Maintain, re
Credit" was the subject of Edgar
Kayser's talk at a luncheon of the
junior chamber of commerce Thurs
day. Mr Kayser is a vice president
of the First National bank. K. R.
Perrent. vice president of tbe Two
Hepublics Life Insurance company
and Rev. F. M. Johnson, secretary of
the American Legion, made brief
talks on the work that might be ac
complished by the junior organiza
tion. The luncheon was attended by
a large percentage of members. The
"jazz" band from the Modern cafe
furnished tbe music
on $65 a month. Judge Doster. father
or tne witness, it wss stated, went
with the younger Doster on one oc
casion and suggested she supplement
her allowance with her own efforts.
In other words, that she go to work.
One day, the witness said. Mrs. Dos
ter called him in Los Angeles, and
told him the contract she signed was
Illegal, that a lawyer had told her
so. She said, accordtng to the testi
mony this morning, that she Intended
placing the matter In the hands of
the prosecuting attorney.
Jury Era panne led.
A Jury of the defendant's peers was
impaneled only after three special
venires had been exhausted, totaling
more than 100 men. The difficulty
was mainly due to two things, the
opposition of manv of the veniremen
to the death penalty and disinclina
tion to be as severe with a woman as
a man. Many of the veniremen said
they had opinions which of course
barred then from service.
The last juror obtained was A. J.
Huxtable, who said he would be in
clined to be more lenient with a
woman defendant that with a man.
He also bad some doubts about the
righteousness of the death penalty.
Prosecuting attorney J. S. Vaught
challenged the juror but was over
ruled by judge Raymond R. Ryan.
The jury In the doster case consists
of L. K. Weaver. J. A. Martin. E. O.
Sampson, Harry Lester. Roy Bmery.
T. J. Clark. Jr.. W. J. Berry. Emmet
Connolly, J F. "Wilson. Will Allbee. L.
L. Gaskill and A. J. Ha x table.
Mrs Doster was 111 yesterday but
had apparently recovered today.
SAY MAN SHOT UP HOUSE
BECAUSE MEAL WAS SLOW
Nogales. Ariz, May 6. Charged
with shooting a girl endeavoring to
escape with an Infant from tbe home
of C de la Ossa, at LochleL Miguel
Sieguerros yesterday was bound over
to the superior court In the sum of
12594. in default of which he was
remanded to jalL
Sheriffs officers say that Siesruer-
ros riddled the de la Ossa home with
bullets because a meal he had ordered
was slow in coming. He barricaded
the home against soldiers, who at
lea gin forced him to surrender. A
rifle and a six shooter were taken
from him.
I
T
ES
HEBEL STATIOM
United States mail wHl be moved
into Sonora through the regular chan
nels, despite the -cw conditions
there, it was said at the offices of
the railway mail service Thursday.
Mail addressed to Sonora from the
United States, which was held An
Juarez during the time the revolu
tionary leaders were coming into
power in Sonora, now has been re
leased. It was said.
PUPILS JOIN TEACHERS
ON STRIKE FOR MORE PAY
Newport. Ky.. May ft. The entire
teaching force of the public grade and
high schools of Newport is ou "in
definite vacation" because their de
mand for a salary increase of $300
was refused The 293 pupils rushed
from the building and paraded the
streets, shouting. "More pay for the
teachers."
CHARGES AGAINST UNIONIST
ARE DISMISSED BY JUDGE
Detroit. Mich.. May 6. Charges of
criminal syndicalism against William
C Chapaton. president of the Detroit
Yardmen's association, made by two
detectives, were ordered dlsmleoed by
municipal judge Stein yesterday.
MRS. SAMUEL G0MPERS
STRICKEN BY PARALYSIS
Washington, D. C May 6. Mrs.
Samuel Gomners, wife of the presi
dent of the American Federation of
Labor, is seriously III at her home
here. Mrs. Gompers, 69 years old. has
suffered two strokes of paralysis.
From 20 to 30 percent of the wom
en employed oy British nanicing in
stitutions during the war have been
retained in their positions.
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The ttue and graze of Ae 8x8 ceneUi
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In preseatag the Freacli raake. Le Revo,
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offer a wide selection froa which to
choose. The materials are coutt!. batiste
and brocade, in both flesh aad white,
with plain and faacy desigas front and
back lace styles, ia the very latest models.
A fid! raage of size.
Kaho Corsels may Le Reoo Cartels
be had from $1.75 are priced from $5
to $7 lo $1250
EXTRA SPECIAL For the remainder of the
week we are offering an exceptionally good value
in a Le Revo corset of fine quahry white coutil
in a full range of
sizes at
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BUST C0NFINERS we have a complete line of bust
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'The Store Hiat Sells For Less"
DURLESGTON' DIRGCTORS NAMED.
Chicago, 1IL. May . Jackson E.
Reynolds, president of the First Na
tional bank. New York, and Thomas
E. Howland. vice president of the
Burlington, were elected directors of
the Chicago Burlington & Qnlncy
railroad at the annual meeUair here.
It was announced today. Other direc
tors and tbe officers were reelected.
The directorate was increased from
11 to 13 members.
Bison in the United States In 1350
numbered about 40,000,000.
Diseased Skin
Freedom at ooce fros thearosyef
sAfadisEue, TI notable wash of
Try a a a iVs differest. 33c CQs
and Sum. We rtwruiM te ftnt bottle.
S laUmJb? Skin. Disease
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WHAT IS IT?
a)lvstra.UanB tAaen
m ?Kr
jnerkuan time. May
e. iizs.
Forecastsi
El Paso and vtein
Ity: Partly cltrady
toBicht and Friday.
New Mexico aad
Arisen: Fair to
nlcht and Friday :
wanner tonirht.
West Texas: To
nlbt aad Friday
partly ctoudy.
Retatlvo humidity in El Paso at n
Thorsday was 7 percent; temperature
noes was 7.
Precipitation last 34 hoars (Inches)-.
State of weather, . . -
Lowest Temp. Last Nlghl
Hir&eet Temp, leatoy-
Ttmp. at a a.
Abilene .
Amarillo .
Atlanta .
Cblcaco .
Ctnetnnatl
Denver .
DnlBth .
KL PASO 50
Galveston . ......74
Havre
Kanaac City 34
Little Rock 64
Los Angeles M
New Orleans 74
New Tork 43
Phoenix -S3
St. Lottls S4
Salt Lake City 44
San Antonio 73
Ran Francisco ....43
Santa Fe .. ..42
Seattle 43
UTct silAlvvvAvaj GA
Comparative El Paso Frec!plt!on.
Jan- 1 to Vay E. Include. 13l LIS
Jai. I to May 5 Inrlusire. 1917 39
Jan 1 to Va 5. 'nclDsJiTe. 791S 7 34
Jan. t to May 6, tar aslve. lli 1 $5
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The Firestone Cord an
nounced last year as first
of the new standard over
size has proven its supe
riority through the stress of
winter driving and the
car owners recognize it.
Go back of this Firestone Cord
Tire, and you will arrive at
this conclusion that Firestone
does give and will always con
tinue to give most miles per
dojlar.
Firestone Buying Resources
With purchasing headquarters
established at Singapore, with
expert buyers stationed at all
sourcesofproduction,Firestone
gets first call on the choicest
of raw rubber; and Firestone's
quantity buying resources cre
ate big savings at the source.
Firestone's foresight in estab
lishing sources of supply for
cord and fabric, assuring uni
form quality and constant de
livery, creates still further sav
ings, and these are all turned
into more miles for the car
owner's money.
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Firestone Manufacturing
Initiative
This is demonstrated pointedly
in this Cord Tire.
It is substantiated by the
Firestone worker-stockholder
organization men financially
interested in the success of the
product their skill turns out.
With every .incentive to work
better and live better, most
miles per dollar is a definite
pledge.
Firestone Distribution
With &t branches established
in the principal cities through
out the United States, and with
46,000 dealers everywhere, sell
ing Firestone Tires, Firestone
has worked out the efficient
and economical distribution
system to get tires into the
hands of car owners.
Any one of these 46,000 Fire
stone dealers will supply you
with Firestones in your size
and type.
Put Firestones on every wheel
of your car.
Most miles per dollar is a
Firestone pledge, to the light car
owner as well as to the owners
of big cars. See the $7,000,000
special molded 3-inch Firestone.
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