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Giant to Manage
Trolley Dodger.

New York. Nov. President
charles Ebbctts of III. BROOKLYN Ma.
;ional League baseball club an.
nounccd today ,ha, the SupcTbas'
new manager to succeed William
Dahlcn wonid he Wilbcr, Robinson.
until recently a member OF the New
YORK Giants. Robinson signed n
Brooklyn contrac, this morning and
will take immediate charge of the
playing end Of the club.
Robinson was one of the hcs.
catchers of his day Ms member Of
the famous Baltimore. Orioles during
the years when McGiaw was play
ing third base for that organization
He followed McGraw to the New
York club and for several years has
been tho laticr's first assistan; on the
coaching lines as well as dcy.l,n-
cr OF rcfruit pitchers. lie was in
strumcntnl in developing Rubc Mar
guard. JEFF TCsrcHu and Al Drmaicr.
Robinson was recently given his un-
conditional release by the New York
club aud IT was sa'i ut that time lie
would In all probability be engage I'd
to manage til" new baltimore club OF
the Federal League. His appoint
mcnt to succeed Dnhlcn came as 4,
surpiisc.
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HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody can Tell when you parken
Gray. Faded Hair with
Sage Tea.

Grandmother kept her hair bcnuti-
fully darkcncd. glossy and abundant
with brew of sa s' Tea and Sulphur.
Whenever her hair fell oil, or took on
that dun. faded nr S,rcnkci appear
ancc. this simple mixture was mp
Piled with wonderful effect. By nsk.
in. at any drug store for "wyeth't
Sage and sulphur Hair Remedy you
will E"; u large b''ti. OF this old
time recipe. ready ia use. for about
8" cents. This simple mixture can
bc depended upon to restore natural
color and beauty to the hair and IL
splendid for inndruff. dry. itchy
scalp aud falling hair.
\ w-li-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses wyc,h'. Sage
and Sudphur. because I, darkcns az
naturally aud evenly that nobody
can tell II has bccn appiicd-i;'s y"
easy to use. too. You simply dnmpcn
a. sponge or soft brush ana draw II
through your hair. taking one strand
nt a time. By morning the gray hair
disappears. after another application
or two. II l. restored to It's natural
rolor and looks glossy. sif' and abun-
dan'.
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no danger of laccrn,ion or other accident,
mud the period will be one of supreme cofn'
fort md joyful anticipation.
Mothers Friend ia one Of tho greatest
of all hclpful Influences. for 1t rp,a child
birth of ali iis ngonics and dangers. dispcls
nll the Doubt and dread all sense of fear,
md thus enables the mind and body to
await tho gr ates. event In n womnns lifc
with nn,rn'nnelri glndncss.
You will find IL ON sale nt all drug stores
Mt st.tp bottle. or the druggist will GLADLY
e., II for You. Mothers Friend IL prepared
only by the Bfadcli Regulator Co.. III
Lamar Gldr.. Atlanta. On. who will mail
nm instructive book TO cfpcctant mothers.
Write fog IL to-day,
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Pcslulcra is quoted rs saying thnt
rebels ar. only executing men found
guilty hy .our, martial OF treason In
participating In the uprising In Mex
leo In which Iad.ro was killed.
Colonel ENRIQUE Por'iilo. on" of
the mon executed. was IN the field
with oroaco nj Cas,s Grandcs. only
100 miles south OK Juarcx Ut that
time. and Jose Cordova. another vic
tim Of the -Sccutioncrs. was secr"-
iary to Pascuai orozeo nj chihuahua.
Pablo fhavc. one Of the Junr"z po-
iic.mcn. was In juarcg nj that time.
This is general knowledge In III Pnso
and I, Is also generally known that
u; least five of the II men whom The
rebels now ndmi, executing. were not
in Mexico City at the time OF the up
rising. and Mexican Consul Dicbold
usscr;s that not one of the officers
executed were In Mexico city n; tho
time of the uprising.
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PRoCRESSIvES OF A.
F. OF |. VOTED DOWN

Seattle. Wash. Nov. S.-.Th" pro-
;,rcssivc element oi the American
Federation OF Ii bor was voted down
twice this morning when the con-
scn,ion In session here defeated two
constitutional amendments Of n sim
liar nature having to do with the
payment OF strike benefits. The frat
measure would have given the cNccu-
tive council discretionary power to
authorize payment to newly organ
lied unions. the members Of which
were locked oft or discharged for
having organized. The second sub
stitutcd the for discretionary. ''
The vote on the first was ~ to ii?.
On the second - to li9.
Advocates of the amendments de-
c'ared tho Industrial Workers OF the
World, had accomplished much that
tho Federation had been unable to
do because OF the provision OF the
constitution making strike benefits
available only to those who had been
members of n union at least n year.
II have heard enough about Indus
trial Workers OF the World charging
the American Federation OF Labor
with not doing Its duty" declared
Prcsidcn, Gompcrs. 1T will he n
sorry day for labor when we stoop to
meet the frivolous. purposclcss charg-
CO made by tina, sort of people. Ev-
cry time they hav" mrdc u row Va
have been called upon to pay the fid-
dlcr and the piper ! don't think We
should he disturbed by what they
think Of ,us.
President Gompcrs declared the
rdpp,ton OF the amendments would
bankrupt even the treasury of tho
United States were that nt the dis
posal of the Federation.
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u. E. Church Concert.

Tho hest musicians Of the city will
appear In concert NJ the Methods,
i:pis opal church Thursdny night.
Tn. program has been arranged by
mcmbcfS of the music .omnii,,c" of
10. church. The committee I. com
pcs.ii OF Niss lutte Perry. Mcsinmcs
". u. Picstcd. NJ J. Shepard. and
i.!,;is and the M"s.rs. ". u. Lewis
and ". =. Dnninyy.
The proceeds of the ronccr, will hc
used for the music fund of the
church.
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Class Initiated. .

\ class Of five was initiated las,
night 10y IN" members Of the knights
and Ladies' Of s..curi;y at their regu-
lar meeting q, Castle hall. Follow
ing the meeting delightful! pro-
yrnm was presented and refresh
n-ntr w"r. served.
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Warrington. Sov. iS.-l'r.siI.nt
Wilson and the cabinet met today
and discussed latest phases OF the
Mexican situation. Overnight dcvci-
orncn,s apparently brought no
change but keen interest was shown
In the organization OF tn. new Mex.
lean congress Some officials were
inclined to believe that today Iucrta
would heed the warning of the
United Sta'cA and take no action on
concessions
Talk OF a blockade OF Mexican
ports was revived. but high officials
said such a step had not been deter
mined on. Foremost advisers OF the
administration are counscllinE pa
ticncc.
The report that Carranza might
not need to have the embargo on
armsl fitted to insure his success.
strengthened the conviction OF many
officials that such step had been
taken only in remote contingency.
Confidence prevailed that the United
States might wait n few days for the
full effect OF the recent Constitution.
alist victories and for the attitude OF
foreign governments to become more
emphasized.
The cabinet meeting was described
by the secretary as u general discus
sion OF the situation without any
concert conclusion being reached.
The general disposition seems TO be
to await Developments with conf
dence.
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a penetrating external
application nftcr the
formula of n noted
family doctor. md ln-
bricates every muscle,
nerve. tissue or ten
don involved.
ny It's daily use
there will be no pain,
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Tourist Club.

The Tourist club VIII nee, tcmor-
row afternoon ut the home OF Mrs.
j. II, Barnes. ?lj Arizonn avenue.
The subject. Thanksgiving Day OF
the PrcS.n, Time VIII he handled
hy tn. hostess
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Philharmonic Society.

TIL" regular meeting OF the PHIL
harmonic society will he held tonight
II, the home of W. +. Dunlnvy on
Colorado avenue at S o'clock.
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u. N. ". A. CASE POSTPONED

Chnrics;nn. ". Va. Nov. IS. Tit"
oR.c Of International rr"siicH; .inhn
y. WHITE aud other Officers nf The
United Mine Workers % Niactirr.
under indic,mcn, hers Tor alleged
conspiracy in restrain; of trade. was
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Galveston. Texas. Nov. 1S.--Tam-
pico. Mexico. has fallen into the
hands of constitutionalists. accord
ing to an unconfirined wireless mes
sage received here today. The mes
sage was believed to have been r1-
laycd to Galveston through the
steamer Minncsotan.
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not called In III" i'ni;ci S;a;cH dis
;rir, cour; today 4, was reported
,ha, the ease. at iCas, under c,is,'ns
Indictment. mlrh' never com" 80
trial
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Cleo Card Club.

The Cleo Card club will me.
Wednesday afternoon at the home O
Mrs. e. o. Andrews. GIL East Second
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pierian Club.

The Plcrlnn Club viii meet tomor-
row afternoon ut the home nj Mrs.
II. c. Van Siyck. 81. West Topeka
avenue. nt ESQ.
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Masonic Meeting.

Meeting OF Las Animas Lodge No.
2s. A. +. and a. NJ. tonight. Work
In the second degree.
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sample OF Christmas cards anh
stationery have just been received.
We shall he glad to show them to
YOU a, any time. ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-18

Home raised turkeys will lie served
at the annual Turkey supper at the
Presbyterian church Thursday cye-
ming, November 20, -
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The Joy q
csAiag msihsFhssd
A Woodsrfil Remedy That ie Natural
Ald and Relieves the Tension.

Mothers Friend Ia the only remedy
Known that is abba to reach NIL the different
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HuER1A FLOuN1S
PRESIDENT WILSON

scs.si.s-s sr.~ sas. -
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-05
Notice Of Special Election.

Whereas, The Board of Supervisors
of Grenada county, Mississippi, passed
All order on December 2, 1913, directed
to the undersigned Election Commits
sioners of SAID county calling a special
election to be held on Thursday, the
18th day Of December, 1918, in beats !
and a of said county. Said special cleo
ton being for the purpose of choosing
a successor to A. T. McElwrath, re-
signed as supervisor from district one,
and a constable in district a.
Now it is therefore ordered by the
undersigned election commissioners OF
Grenada county that said election be
held as provided by law in the districts
of Grenada county above mentioned
and for the purposes named, on tht
day and date above mentioned.
This December 2, 1913.
A. T. Inman,
o. F. Lawrence,
w. H. johnson,
Election Commissioners
Grenada County.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-05
Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors of Grenada
County met at the court house Monday
morning, Dec. l, 1913, the same being
a regular meeting. Present: Supervis-
ors A 7 McElwrath, president; j H
James, w V Horton, Ira Rounsaville,
E l. Atkinson.
On motion the following accounts
were allowed:
E L James buildg bridge. and con-
crete, 1894; r Kilgore bd paupers and
salary, $45; is King elk ! d pension
board, 5 SO; J c Smith % DIS tick eradi-
cation, $55; w NJ Kincaid work on new
levee, S35; D B Phillips bldg bdgs, dist.
a, Sc; W A Nail cuttg out new road,
dist l, I54 20; j w Vance 2 d wk on
I'd, Sc; Sam Dumas j%anitor, SIS; G E
Peacock salary treas, S25; X J Rayburn
salary convict guard, $S5; Jonn Sykes
10 - DIS wk with pris'rs, 20 20; Will
Baskerville 2 DIS wk on I'd, 81, JH Will
Jams lumber, dist 5, S66; Garner &
Sharp mdse c h and poor house, IL 60;
V r James salary supt ed'n, "a rs; R
West shift conv'g p%risr's, 3 20; Corner
Drug Store mdse h and ~chancery elk,
5 IS; Gren. Sen. Pub Co legal blanks,
etc, y 20; w Kindcaid wk on new le-
wee, S35; Eggleston Bros lumber, AZ 81;
Geo { Myers supreme court cert, % 70;
r Koonce bldg and repr'g bdge dist 3,
S3S; Aver & Lord Tie Co, lumber, labor
etc, 40 05; J E Carpenter lumber, CO,
% "a; Z A Meaders & Co mdse, 9 80; S
N Elliott use ] S King l d, SO; w D
Merritt d pen, BID, So; w E Smith,
same, SO; Coffey & Horton mdse SO; T
P Juchheim shoeing co mules, IL 60; H
X Barwick tobacco, prs'rs, 81; w {
Hill lumber, CO, $500.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-05
START YOUR LIVER.
DON'T STOP WORK
Dodson's Liver Tone Acts Mildly, but
Surely; Livens Up the Liver and
You Stay On Your Feet.

Dodson's Liver Tone Acts Mildly, but
Surely; Llvens Up the Liver and
You Stay On Your Feet.
1t is the experience of calomel users
that if they tade enough of the drug TO
have the desired effect, it seriously in
terteres with their work the day after.
But this is the least important item,
fer calomel is often a dangerous drug
and acts on the system violently.
Bon take chances with calomel; get
a bottle of the pleasant, safe and per-
fectly harmless Blossoms Liver Tone,
guaranteed to take the place of Gallo
mel. Instead of making you feel worse
the next day, 1T makes you feel better
and you actually are better, for nc
remedy in the whole world livens up
the liver, regulates the bowels and re.
ally rejuvenates the system any better
than this dose.
You are the sole judge of its merits
The Corner Drug Store is fully author
.ked to hand you back your money with
out question if it fails TO please you
and relieve you.
Remember. if you feel constipatec
and bilious. what you need is Dodson'.
Liver Tone. A large bottle and a goo'
guarantee for SOC from the Corner Drul
Store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-05
GRENADA PROOF

Should Convince Every Grenada Reader
The frank statement of a neighbor,
telling the merits of a remedy,
Bids you pause and believe.
The same Endorsement
By some stranger far away
Commands no belief at all.
Here's a Grenada case,
A Grenada citizen testifies.
Read and be convinced.
H. Heine, shoemaker, 40l Main-st.
Grenada, says: Il was greatly trou-
bled by sharp pains across my back
and kidneys. There was also a bearing
down sensation in my loins. The kid
ney secretions were too frequent in
passage and caused me annoyance.
Doaa's Kidney Pills, procured at
Hughes drug store, (now Corner Drug
Store promptly removed every symp-
tom of the complaint.
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy; get Doan's
Kidney Pills. the same that Mr.. Heine
had. Foster ilburn Co., Props, Buff
falo, n. Y.
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Damages Certain

Up to December / there had scarcely
been more than 20 per cent of the peo-
pie of Grenada county to pay taxes. 1t
would be almost an impossibility for US
to make out the tax receipts and wait
on the remainder between now and
Dec. 10, if they were to file into the
sheriff Office in line and come in or
der; hence, it is Fat Mt that many must
paw the damages txed bv law after
Dec. 10. | have gwen repeated warn
ings and those who are required to pay
damages will have no one to blame bat
themselves. 1t therefore appears that
it behooves those who are ye. behind
be numbered with those who arrive toe
late. K. West, Sheriff.
5dec Tax Coll'r Grenada county.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-05

Thousands Of people, some right in your own
locality, have taken Mayr's Wendesful stsAach
Remedy for stomsch. Liver and Intestinal
Ailments, Dyspepsia. Pressure u Gas Around
the Heart, Sour Stomach. Distress After Est
IN. Nervousness. Dissinees, Falnting Spells,
Sick Headaches. Constipation. Torpid Liver.
ETC., and are praising. and recommending Il
highly TO others 20 that they may also know the
lows Of living. MAyr's Wonderful Stomach
Remedy is the best and most widely known
Remedy for the above ailments. Ask your drug
1ist for a bottle today. Put it to q test-one dose
should convince. 1t is marvellous in its healing
properties and its effects are quite natural A. i
acts on the source and foundation Of stomach
ailments and in most cases brings quick relief
and permanent results. This highly successful
Remedy has been taken by the most prominent
people, and those in all walks OF life, among
them Members Of Congress, Justice Of the
Supreme Court, Educators. lawyers. Mer-
chants, Bankers. Doctors. Druggists. Nurses,
with lasting benefit and it should be equally
.ueee..fpl in yoyI case; s Send for II fre G,o val Y.
Mayr, Mig. Chemist, ls4.1s6 Whiting Street.
Chicago. III.
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Fit His Case Exactly

"When father was sick about six
wears ago he read an advertisement of
Chamberlain's Tablets in the papers
that fit his Ease exactly" writes Miss
Margaret Campbell of Fort Smith,
Ark. "He purchased a box of them
and he has not been sick since. My
sister had stomach trouble and was also
benefited by them. Sold by all deal
ers.
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All persons are hereby warned against
hunting or in any wise trespassing on
any Of my lands. mean what l say.
5dec3t X. West.
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MANICURE REQUISITES

II o z y COSMETIC
(MacyDs for tinung. the
nails; regularly f9c:
STEEL NAii 'ciiffkks:
pocket size; regularly
MxNIcrsRsass iscisSoHSs
all steel and all slses;
the points carefully
Ground: regularly ape.
NAIL ENAMEL. CREAM
(Mary)s in small lars;
NAii faI Er66wSbhESRi ~; sM.e y
pink color: REGULARLY
NAIL BiEAcM 'iN:;s;sy5Ss,
2.os. bottle: reRularly
NAIL 1TFTEhS, cham.
oils covered pad: reRu.
istion tee handle style;
assorted siss AMI
wood:; our rssYi&r
oRiriEsSfSsss' ''';N'A'iT
ENAMELi cake form.
rG SsS i;isi 81. f1:UM'i.cES
(Maryls wood boxes.
containing 2 ounces:
rewuiartv &C: sale, -
FOOT POWDER (N0ryo.
for tired and aching
feet. Regularly 1ec:
sale .......... l1c
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MEDICAL ELECTRICAL

APPARATl styis
Home D. d. No. 4: fully
equipped for treating
rheumatism. lumbaEo
and also for face and
scalp: our regular price
f2.97: sale. az. AZ
MEDICINAL ATOMlZER
Macy. for the nose
ana throat; has in.
des;ructibie inside tube
protector; our rcgulsr
price SOC; sale. .AYs
NEBULlZBR ct ATOM.
Ter. to vaporize only
compounds: makes tho
applying Of menthoisted
oil In the treatment OF
cold In the head fully
effective to give almost
instant relief: our rcgu-
lar price 39c: sale 2apc
NJ RISES Il Z = O Il r
tMsryl. In pad form.
consisting Of about 80
shests: our regular price
PAssiE;w' "a slssNirARY NhS
kINs. six In carton: our
regular price 2<c: sale
REVOLVING BRrsIiiEs
for cleaning nursing
st ; Ssii'i; g1'j;; !ss ,i;i IS!
ssni.ss.sS' 8; D. ~; q When when
sold: our regular price
s TEF,i LII; CAV s
sealed; sd. wide. sgd.
price sic: sails. 3sc
20 yard length: our
regular price S1.2l:
0AIA yWXvR
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0R1LLROSE NAIL era.
YON from Paris). in
polished wood case; 2Sc
size: sale. .14c
BELLE nov EY NAIL
POWDER; csc siss.
eaIo .1De
DIR. ". HOWARD LIE.
WIS FINE POLISH.
ING POWDER. soc
size: sale price. 20c
EMERY BOARDS. extra
long file shape. Regu.
larry 30 dossn; sale
price. per dossn. 2c
FLEXIBLE STEEL NAIL
FILES, all shapes and
sizes; sale. DO
IDEAL CAKE ENAMEL
(Mscy). Regularly Zoe,
sale 49,. 10
KENv's ENGITsU HAND
WRUBSj indestruc.ioie.
Regularly 10c; sale lie
MANICURE STICK
hoof shape: per dozen.
STEEL NAii CI.iriERSSs,
best quality: our regu.
lar price 7fc: sale. SDr
STEEL NAIL 8ClsSORSs
~ sizes: regularly
o6c. sale ,S0c
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worth Of jewelrv from man In saloon
First offense. Eimira Heformatory.
Theodore Dudley Bunch. nineteen
years old. pleaded guilty grand larceny.
stole two automobile tires. Fourth con.
vlction. State Prison three years ana
six months.
Sigmund Mcndei, ihlrty-,wo years old
pleaded guilty burglary. First offcnsc
State Prison one years and three
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pOBELL's SOLUTION

DOBELL's SOLUTION
(MoryD, 3 OF. bottle.
our regular price 13c:
Ei Tx iRoN. 'auiNiNEE
lMacyD; Z. g. p: d..
rections on label. 10.
OF. bottle, our regular
EI .ifN!iR '' ccAsce.sshA "a *.
GRADA (Mseybi U. 9.
p: plain or swestened:
2-os. bottle. our regu.
EMTIsION On COP
LIVER OIL. (Naoyls
very best quality; IL.
or. bottle. our rsgulaF
EfFERvEsCENI SALTS
Li,h,S. Masnssis. Ro:
Phosphate: lib. bot.
ties. regularly loo:
sale. l2ei Lib. bottle
size in vichy. Kissin-
zen ami Sodium Phos-
sale No
FL a x BED MEAL
our REGULAR brics 0ei
riNSsEEb' NH0LH
our regular price i1c:
FENNEL SEED Macy.
nriss s s:n' ,S SSr re.g 1ss
. A RS A PARlLLA EN-.
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months TO ,'ircc years ami six months.
bernard ~. ns1u, thrty-ninc years old.
tried and coutittcl grand Larceny as "A
second ufirnec. second conviction. state
Prison ten years.
vIncenzo Tcrrli %. twonjy.',ght years
old. pleaded gJ,.tv carrying revolver.
First offensc. pcnitontiary six months.
Arthur George. eighteen years Old,
pleaded guilty carrying a revolver. First
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MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS

can aOIIC sAIyC
i. s!!:: !: !: !. g: ::'.. :::s';i:
SyD LiSEn OH N@cyI.
PEST, mported ro m
rNo.way.., pint oosd,c:
o" regular Prics W
csssu.s.,::,.r.::...,..,cf<c
SMhoTAIER VlL
s ssIii. s our Ti,:1ui,St
SMSUTCTxscM., YEA
80 ho,tie c,, ~ rss,;..
r,..rr.eriecs e. zoe; !. ; !. 2, 1 ~, &
SsSSsa-,vuiSs"n.:
o.Sv,.r..V
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seventeen CONVICTED;
mot ONE SET FREE ON
! SUSPENDED SENTENCE
All Must Go to Penal InStitu-
tons, According to Decree
of Judges.

Seventeen persons. convicted either by
trial or confession. Of various crtmes.
were sentenced 10 penal institutions yes
tsrday IN the Criminal Branch Of the
6upren Court and In the Court Of Con-
eFai Sessions. The penalties imposed
we're:
~ JUSTICE ooFF.
George MCGUIRE. nineteen years old.
pleaded guilty burglary. First ofsense.
Elmira Rcformatory.
Emilio Lent, nineteen Year, Old.
pleaded e,rilty carrying q revolver. First
o6ensc. Penitentiary three months.
Jesse Cranston. twenty-three years
OH. pleaded buiity selling cocaine. Sec
ohd offense. Elnira Rcformatory on
previous conviction.
Louis kanafsky. twenty-one years old,
tried and convicted robbery fret degree.
Second conviction. State prison three
years and six months to six years and
six months.
sv JUDGE o'eULLIvAN.
Annie Brown, twenty-eisht yeare old.
tired and convicted abduction. First Of
fsnse. state prison i've years to nine
yeeW ana SIX months.
~ JUDGE GRAIN,
motifs Gardner. thirty-thrss years old,
pleaded guilty petty larceny. Second
onensc. PenitsntiAry TX months.
Meyer Wolf. hfty-nvs years old. tried
add convicted receiving stolen Foods.
F9nt offense. state Prison two years
aad three months to four years and s.x
months.
Joseph Csrnsvais. twsnty.sight years
oid. pleaded guilty granddaughter. Shot
and Killed Thomas Lupo IN saloon on
Mulberry street. First oiYcnse State
Prison eight years and throe months to
s'xtcen years and six months.
ev JUDGE RosALskv.
Herbetr James. forty-two Year, old
tried and convicted robbery. Held I'M
chisen on street and stole 10. Frs, OF.
ssnse. State Prison eight years ana six
months to sixteen years and six month";
james Clancy. twcnty-one years ola
1'ssced guilty grand larceny. sto,. sy,c
The evening world., 1913-01-14
TOILET REQUISITES

4 y NT'sEN GLJsW
TOOTH BRl'siIEs:
made specially TO our
order. with solid backs
instead OF the wire
drawn. wax filled style,
where the wire end
through the niiins and
tear: tho lining Of the
Our reg. price. Sc.
sale .mc
MACY,s FIRST PRE-.
FERRED TOOTH
BRUSHES, made sps.
c!nliy according to our
design In France. les
peculiar shape conforms
TO the natural grin nf
tho hand and curve OF
the teeth. adult size.
Our regular prico 2nc;
aACY's "NUMBEk ONE"
TOOTH Il e q 4 II = .
have large club handles
specially dssigned for
men. Our res. price 2ac:
sale .4uc
NACY'S "DOr0I.E END"
TOOTH BRUSHES; the
extra end 10 for use on
tho back Of the teeth:
small, our ref. price
1sc. sale I3c; large.
oar reg. pricc 3Ss:
sale .......... SUc
MACY'S "CHIIDREN'S"
TOOTH ~ Il 4 : u Y ~,
assorted patterns. extra
Zine quality. Our reg.
price i9c: naie. Sc
MAC Y'S uNEANTs"
TOOTH n n q = u 2 q;
made with soft white
bristles for the first
teeth" Our reg. PRICE
Wool rSsw6ER' AND
ROUGE PADS: assorted
sizes. Our reg. price &c
NTsrACHE TRAINERS:
our own importation;
our regular price lce.
6alA ~
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AssAFETIDA P1LLS
Macy. . grain. 100
IN bottle. our regultr
price ate; sale ....2lc
ALKALINE AND ANTI
sEPT1C TABLETS.
formula Of DR.. Seller;
40 In bottle: our reEu'
lar price 100. eale.. 1tr