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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
FAIRFAX HARRISON TO
ADDRESS EDUCATORS
Classical Association OF Virgins
Meets at John Marshall High
School.
TEACHERS or GREEK Ann LATl,
Fourth Annual Session Of Organiza
ton Designed to Promote Stud,
OF Classics VIII BE Held Hero or
November ~.

The fourth annual session Of tho
Classical Association OF Virginia wiil
be held In the John Marshall High
School building or Friday, November
%. The organization is widely
known throughout Virginia. and {,
prepared for the approaching session.
IL Is likely that a large crowd will ut
tend the gathering. President Fair
fax Harrison. OF the Southern Railway
Company. Will be the principal speaker.
officers Of the association arc:
Richmond College: vice president,
Prof. Robert II. Webb, University OF
Virginia; secretary treasurer, Prof.
Ashton w. McWhirtcr. lIampden- Sid
ney College. Last year tho annual
session of the association was held AT
Lynchburg. In connection with the
meeting OF the state Teachers Assoc
citation. The association has grown
steadily since It's organization four
years ago. and Is rapidly coming TO
be recognized as an important factor
in tho educational forces Of the State.
All teachers Of Greek or Latin in tho
State, all lovers Of the classics. and
all other friends OF liberal culture
arc eligible to membership, and arc
cordially invited TO join the associa :
ton. All members are being urged
TO attend the annual meeting In order
that by their presence they may lend
aid to tho movement. and by an in
terchange of ideas they may gain
fresh inspiration and develop greater
enthusiasm.
The following is complete program
of tho session:
Morning Session, IL Noon.
The School OF Iiellas." from Thucy
didcs, IL, IL. Fairfax Harrison. prcsi-
dent Southern Railway.
Afternoon Session { O'Clock.
THE Continuity of Latin" Professor
Herbert G. lipscomb, Randolph Macon
Woman's College
Discussion-Miss Eva Moore Lynch
burg; Professor Wesley p. Clark. Coz
lege of William and Mary; Miss Yir-
sinia Robertson. Richmond.
What Is Being Done ut the State
Normal school to Fit Il Girl to Teach
Caesar?" Miss Fronde Kennedy, State
Normal. Farmvillc.
Discussion--Mrs. l.. w. Eiden, New !
port News; Miss Elizabeth r. White,
Danville; DIR. ". I. IIildreth, Roanoke
College.
The Origin OF Verse" Professor
Thomas FitzIfugh, University OF tir-
GINA
Report Of secretary and election of
officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
Automobili,t 4, DI.nI...,

The case against ". NJ, Northern. 81
North Boulevard. arrested Saturday
night by Patrolman Whitlock on u
technical warrant charging him with
assaulting James II. Maybcc,. colored.
by careiessly running his automobile
against the negro and breaking his
called In the Police Court. The tcsti-
mony showed that Northern was run
mng slowly At the time the accident
off tho pavement directly into the pa tn
OF tho ina chine. He was taken to the
City Hospital, where he now is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17

Used Abusive Language.
l.. h. Walker, colored, was yesterday
on a charge OF assaulting and using
abusive language to Mrs. Y. -. Turner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
MAYOR APPROVES
ANNEXATION APPROPRIATIONS

Among the measures that received
the Mayors signature were tho fol-
lowing:
Appropriating $1,000 for City Elec-
trio plant expenses; $4,000 for the
payment OF damages arising from
street grading; s16.i9O for school sal
aries in tho annexed territory: $1,000
for the Committee on Advertising and
Enterprises: $1,000 for beginning n
survey of the annexed territory: $1,000
for repairs to the John e. Cary and
Fairmount Schools: $4,000 for Police
Department expenses: $4,000 for the
immediate annexation needs of the
Street Cleaning Departments: $4,000
for the Water Department, annexed
territory. and s2.6Sl.25 for the immc-
diato annexation needs OF the. Fire
Department.
Authorizing the School Board to Sc
cure plans for the proposed new Balm
bridge School to cost, not more than
100000.
Transferring from the Public School
buildings and Sites Fund $1,000 TO
a new account for the construction OF
Nathaniel Bacon lakewood School the
remainder of the money needed to be
provided In next years budget.
Refunding to the Salvation Army
$50 paid by il for the use Of the CITY
Auditorium on the occasion Of the
lecture OF Commander Eva Booth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
MAYOR SIGNS BOND
ISSUE ORDINANCE
Funds Provided for Extensive I'm
provements in Annexed
Territory.
NEW WARD LINES APPROVED
School Board to Secure Plans for
100000 Building in South Rich
mond and for New lakewood
School-OtIer Ordinances Passed.

Mayor Ainslic signed and returned
to City Clerk August yesterday large
number of ordinances carrying appro-
priations for the emergency anncxa-
ton needs OF tho several city depart
ments. Most OF the measures made
law by his signature were ordinances
and resolutions of a financial nature
originating in the Finance Committee.
The measure OF ranking Importance
is an ordinance authorizing n s534.43O
issue of per cent city bonds. the
proceeds from the sale OF which arc
to be used exclusively for permanent
improvements In the newly annexed
territory. The issue is 20 run for
thirty four years. 1t is the purpose
OF the Finance Committee to sell the
bonds In the ctX from time TO time
rs tho need for the money arises
Ordinances of non financial char
acter provide for a redstricting OF
the enlarged city into four new wards,
and direct the City Attorney. on be-
hair of the city Of Richmond. to in
stitutc proceedings to test tho con-
stitutionality of the rolling stock law
passed by tho recent General Assem-
bly,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
EVENTS OF TODAY

Mrs. Smile OuId Donaldson will
lecture nt Miss Elletts school. -
North Laurel street, Mt & o'clock,
on - study of the War
Concert for Belgian relief fund,
S'3O o'cIOck, mt 200 East Franklin
Street.
Concert mt Grove Avenue baptist
Church. led by 4. II. Hunt.
belgian bndEc day committee
meets at noon at the home of Mrs.
u. ID. Williams.
Council finance committee and
public buildings committee, city
Halt, mt = o'clock.
hnnunI meeting Stockholders At
lantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Byrd Street Station, mt II o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
uc,d for No-,, c,ro,,, ,.,,,

The case against Arthur Williams.
colored. arrested by Patrolman Harris,
charged with being a fugitive from
day continued until November 20 in
the Police Court This will allow the
local department ample time In which
Carolina authorities wish to make of
the man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
&lIZallsi{ax

You received last pay
day-why not multiply
its possibilities?
Invest it instead of
spending it.
Start a savings ac-
count with it. Get the
savings habit. Learn
to become successful.
Learn to spend less than
you take in. Adopt the
plans which the rich
m IN Of to-day used
when they started to
work up.
Glad to open accounts,
large or small, and al
low 3 per cent interest,
compounded S e III | a n
nually.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Eleven tickets we're sold for the Cen.
tral Vermont excursion 10 New York az
the Barre station yesterday
Rodney Peake Of Elm street went to
Burlington this morning 10 remain for a
few days a. the guest Of Fred Farrand.
Some excitement was caused on North
Main street last evening when a horse
belonging to a Granitevlle man dropped
dead IN front Of the Diversi fruit store
4 veterinarian who examined the animal
said death was due 10 heart trouble
Tuesdays arrivals at the Buzzell no.
tel include James Bloom. Fred Oliver,
Harrison, y. "; II. H. Caie. Boston; Leo
y. Johnson, Ambusdale; A. b parquette.
81. Albans. " G.. smith. H.. Boston:
{. g. Story. Portsmouth. y. H.: r. r..
Roy. Barton; C. y. Metcof. Burling
tom George q. Lang. BARTON: j. y. Ken.
ncdy. Bennington; Fred Multipelder. AZ
bany, \. VI w. ). Maqo Boston: r. A.
carter Boston' w =. Corse Boston.
One Of the interesting features Of an
attractive SUNDAY school convention"
window Al the Frank McWhorter store
o. collection Of statuafy loaned the
store By Daniel Rizzi. Two remarkable
groups IN Italian white marble were
carved bv Pio Cussoni = brother in law
~ Mr.. Rizzi and a former resident of
farre. Both represent native Italian
birds and the delicacy Of the carving in
the foliage and branches appearing in
ihe groups has been favorably comment
sd % ~ many whose attention was az
rested By the groups. The statuary was
lone in NJ. tussoni's ttudios II NiCgiu. /
italy. and ~ Milan. where be has
branch studio. A. one time the sculp. 1
'or and carver was ono ~ the hest
known mrmlrrs 81 his craft n Rarrr 1
Before returning % THlf be vas en-. /
1loyed an fancy carving jobs br Riza i
Bros and Charles Bianchi A Sons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

"An Old Rag DOLL" an /. NJ. p, with
William Shay and Leah Baird; "The
Den of Thieves" featuring Wallace Reid
and Dorothy Davenport also another
picture at the Bjou.--Ady.
The condition of Mario Zanleoni, the
young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fan
leoni of "A Granite street, who sustained
serious injuries when an automobile
truck collided with his bicycle on North
Main street yesterday, was reported to
be fairly comfortable to-day.
The Republican city committee has en-
gagged. rooms seven and eight in the
Blanchard block to be used as party
headquarters during the campaign.
Headquarters will be open each evening
and some member of the committee will
be present to furnish information re-
garding the campaign. This evening
there will be gathering of men favor
ing the candidacy of II. G. Woodruff for
city representative. All persons who
supporting Mr. Woodruff are
invited to participate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
TALK OF THE TOWN
New suits At Fits.

Albert Wood and James Drumgould
left this morning for 81. Adams, where
they have secured employment.
DR.. Arthur Wark Of New York ar.
rived last night TO make visit with
Amos Hall of east hill for few days
a great reduction in made-t to. order
suits and overcoats, beginning Oct. 20
Prices. Sl2.75. $3.50. Sl775, S20.Tj and
S23.75. Sale viii last Is days. In Joe
Koyalsky's Tailor shop.
At the opera house Friday evening,
DIR. W. j. Aldrich, Progressive candida to
for governor, viii speak on the political
issues Of Vermont. Fraser Metzger, can.
didate for Congress from the second dis.
trict. will also speak All are cordially
invited Adv.
Mrs. A. w Gates of Franklin street
has gone 10 Syracuse. y. ", 20 attend
tho national W. n. VI. s. convention.
Mrs. Gates is the delegate from the Yer.
mont conference. She will visit friends
IN Albany on the way.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
TALK OF THE TOWN
Latest in dress goods At Fits.


Remember the Progressive rally in the
opera house Friday evening Oct. %. at $
o'clock. Ladies especially invited
a regular meeting Of Barre local. No
!, Of the Socialist party vie be held
Thursday evening at o'clock in head
quarters, Scampini block Note change
OF date.
Mr. and Mrs James Wallace 81 l47
Washington street viii leave the city
tomorrow morning for Harrison. y v.
where they expect 20 visit relatives for
few DAYS before going 10 New York
whence they viii sail on the Cunard
liner Camcronia for Liverpool Eng.
going thence to their former home in
Aberdeen. Scotland 70 reside Nj aud
Mrs. Wallace hsvc been residents Of
for the pa.t five years.
Last Friday evening while Mrs. A. "
Morrison was making ready 10 go 10 an
old.time friends home 90 spend a social
hour, she was greatly surprised TO hear
her own doorbell ring and in answer 20
the same she realized that genuine
Irish Joke had been PLAYED upon her by
the ladies Of the A. .. ~. However. she
made them all welcome and there were
soon several ables 81 whist going On.
slso many PLAYED "45.' Prizes vcrc
awarded AZ as To- Mrs. Martha Gala
Cher and Mrs Mary 2. Nelson. and az
whist 20 Mrs. T. y Good and Mrs y. :
Duffy. Music and songs were also in
order. The evening came 90 = close with I
Of salads. sandwiches. COT. 1
fee. cake aud fruit. Then Mrs. q n /
Granger in behalf II the ladies present
presented Mr- Morrison 4 little gift rs
memory of the MANY wears she has boen
! memher oi the auxiliary. as she has 4
filci many different offices. and hos much /
De has been missed since her husbands .
illness tas claimed 20 much 81 her ~
eHtion at home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
Uses of Turpentine.

1t gives quick relief to burns. 1t Is
an excellent application for corns. 1t
is good for rheumatism and sore threats.
1t is a sure preventive of moths If a
little is dropped in the bottom of chests,
drawers, and cnpboards. 1t will keep
insects from chests by putting a little
into the corners.
To freshen carpet use suds and tur-
pentine in the proportion of a gallon OF
suds to tablespoonful of turpentinc.
a small portion of the carpet at a time,
rubbing dry with a clean cloth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
rAsT BaFpr

Errar nnr ~ f
F Sts-sasr ~ M
FHrsssa-s Ir Eest
Ha-r e. rr rn
n ww ~
fnnr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

The Red Men will rehearse In the
Presbyterian yestry Thursday night at
1880. The end men meet at sharp.
Manager Lander OF the Spaulding
football team received word from Mont
pelier that the football game scheduled
for this afternoon at Montpelier with
the seminary team would be cancelled
until later date, as some of their men
were unable to play.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21

- Regular meeting ~ Hiawa
s-FR tie i1lrr NJ % D % 81 -
ass@ uf1 D. held n pdi Eeiges
hsll Gorior hoak TsuFsfar frrrsHe ~
: siugk Wsrk seean8 degree fa@
Grand W W scott wm gltf Vi rat
- the reent Sovereign CHf 5n1gr
Ths rTu-t Ell a. IF rrafTttrusl fr.tf-
81 - erFfF rHarr auf mFraisr p
frF-rrt 80 $3.50 FfHaes fr easf Htsn.
w Hrr fnrtH# Nmf nrHfH ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
BARRE DAILY TIMES
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER u, 1914.
The Weather

Fair tonight and cooler in the interior
OF Maine; Thursday fairs gentle to mod
crate west TO southwest winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Two second hand sewing machines for
sale cheap at Fits.
Fred Farrand OF Burlington who has
been visiting friends in the city for the
past few days, returned home to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
TooLATE TO BE CLASSIFIED
Portable SawmiII Wanted

Vish to hire portable ssvmln for uss
this winter. Or would possibly bus same A.
the right price Anyone having such mil
please communists with
n G. BENNETT Barre W
lSef4eoa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-01

men," faste gRembranot uno fiiGlts baa
@lus feiner Srau.
Damn nabm ct iie auf Iein 2nie,
lie aben elm penig BON einem Seller.
trdnten bon Dem guten Wein, ld9ten
uno i9auten einanber nit berliebten
Mugen an.
.Beibt 9u, bab oie Wialer bebaup.
ten, ib berihaffte mir mein 2i9t
bur9 Seufelstiinite, uno i9 bdtte meis
ne Seele perfauft2"
llno tpieoer ladten lie uno iaben
chamber an, Elm ieoes gang perIunten
in ben 4nblid bes anoern.
Limo peibt Du, mas Der Or.
Erasmus bier porbin gel9pabt bats
Sd bdtte sine Sonue irgen6po in
meiner Seele!4
p9lber mas bot 9u baruuf sss
antfporteta" Gis blidte ibn fori9eno
an.
n@eantportet9 gatiirlid, oab es
feinen 2idtfunten in msiner Seele
gebe. unb Oab ih Der ungliidlibite
Wann in qlmiterOam fei. MeinIt 0u.
i'd bate bas ni9t sefagt2"
rDas tann i9 ni9t piien. rebris
gems = fab es Dir Gbnlia, 70 ettpas
gu fagen! Denn es iit seipiB Define
glnii9t." limo unpiIltiirli9 legte iis
ibren 9lrm nm fsinen Sals.
Sn biefsm 2lusenblid sins Die
Sir auf uno Or. erasmus itoIperte
herein, Inn Rembrandt abaubolsn gum
8eSablen bon 3infsn unb S9uIosn.
~Sie S9ublaoe lit leer!" rief
RembranOt. pS6au ber, mas i'd
getauft babel" llno er ssiste ibm
iein Meib.
Mit offsnsm Murbe itanb Grass
mus oa.
0a bob Rembrunbt fsin @las unS
trant Dem 9llien nit alien ieinsn
gorDiirfen gu unO ld9eIts gliidieIig.
llno 3astia ipanote oen &opf uno
fab auf Den 9tlten an Der Sir, ais
noute lie tdgen: pSSd, es 1T nnmogs
lid, unb bp9. ..
Oa tebrte Sr. erasmus INN, pbns
Elm Wort, unO itolperte tpisbsr bin=
aus = uls ipGre bus iorsloie Slid
Der beiben iungen Wleni9entinoer eiH
2i9tqueIl, por bem er Die Slu9t ers
sriff.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-01
Yetsrs alHdlidje 3eit.

Gines Morgens bra6te Der 2anbs
9oItbote Dem &ne6t peter pastopstD
Gin Yotet. Sas mar natiirlih elm
Grei9nis, BERN Die Qtrbsiter auf Sem
&'ute bes Srsiberrn bon publen. oas
meilenlpsit bon ieber srGBeren stns
FisG!ans entfernt lag, batten init Der
'9pit irenig gu tun. Rad 6eierabsnb
Gilneie Petsr iein g9afet, feline @enof.
len ipobnten Ger feierli6en SanbIung
tsi. HnO ba fam Elm pierediger.
'iisrnsr Aaiten outage, in Dem es
p,rheiBunsspoll .limperte. Gin
Brief lag ohenauf: er mar bon pes
'rrs 9eiieI aus YoSsn. 3IRS ots5er
lteffe fGrieb, Dab fein Batter : pc
tsrs 8ruber = geitprben iei, uno
aiefer Soiten nit SnbaIt iei Peters
Srbteil.
ytun bate peter felt laugen Sab
rem tpenig bon feinem dIteren 8ru6er
gebDrt; er mar in irgenb elmer Mlas
ihinenfabrit in ppien anseltsllt ge.
lreien. unb Peter bier auf Dem pab'
leniden Gute. Reiien 1T teuer.
10 fumeh aber bic 9riioer ni9t mebr
5ufammen. Seoes Sabr gu Weibs
uu9ten irbidten fie iib eine 8nrte =
unb es fiel ibnsn fhon f1per. bieies
fleine gelbe 8ldtthen aussufiillen.
eaos batten iie iif aud gu iugena
lin 10 unerpdrteter fam peier ole
Soaesncdridt uno feline grb'
idoft!
@r bob bic eiierne 3aFetts bod
uno beiub iie bon allen Seiten. sic
Dar peridloien. aber es lag tsin
S6liiRel i'm Brief. pster unb Die
ane9te periu9ten, iie nit ben SGn.
oen gu 6ffnen, bas Sflob CAB ies
no6 nidt no9. 9tud nit Dem
Siemmeiien unb Sammer mar iie
Et9t uuf5uma4en. Bel isoer 8e1
lpegung tlimperte es in lem &aiten,
es mar GeIb oarin, sipeifeIlos.
peter unb Die anbsren &ns6te fis-
berten bor Neueieroe! Der eiierne
&aiten mar febr f9per unb 9elo
..par barin. bieI 9elO iiderIid, benn
ie mebr iie fib bemiibten, ibn gu 6ff>
1en, ie lauter perfi4erte pster, baB
fein 9ruber unenoli9 reid gspprben
fei. Wlit elmer Sade sing man Dem
&aiten su 2eibe, nit elmer 9lrt
1ber umicnitl glnfanss seristen bic
&ne9te in Wut, oann in Elm srpbes
2a9en, ipenn pisbsr elm anbsrer ben
Yerfud ma9te. ben ,Seufelstaiten"
su fprsneen. S9Iisbli9 gingen iie
flu9enb gu Bette. Nur peter fab
ole babe 9adt auf uno feiIte miirs
lid an Dem Rano bes Dsdsls. es
bate fp:nig Sinn; aber oas Slim;
bern i'm Saiten, bus ibn perb6bnte.
frornte ibn INNER tpisoer su neuen
8eriuden an. SdlieBlid eeeen
Jiittsrnadt iuarf er bic adFette Sor,
aig auf ben SuBbpoen Oas
eingef6loHene @elo tlimpsrts Iuftis
tarin! @r bob ben &aiteH ipieoer aut
probierte gum bunbsrtften Mlale allie
SdliiHel. Die er fiEben tonnte, aber
feiner pabte in oas tunitbolle S9lob
IS mar gum 8er5ipeifeIn.
SOomiibs leets ii9 peter fdIafen.
9lm anberen Moreen battle ii1 auf
Dem @ut bic @ei6ibts BON Der @eloF
tafette i9nell berumgeipro9en; pes
tel mar auf einmal bic SauptperIon
Jsipprbsn. Dom eriteu @srpdIter bis
;ur lebtsn SialImasb. olle intersis
iiertca iitt fir petsrs Grsidoft. allie
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-01
@ie Sas gulf ipridt.

,@r betommt isin @elb bur9 3u'
faI," iaste iemanb, ou meinte er ben
Sobritartca ieIbittdtiser SiiridIie'
Ber.
.Das bsbaupte id," iagte Der
Huppsnmader. als er einem Salg
Gen aobf aufiebte.
sd aisbe mir bas bpr." fagte Der
SIeii9st, 0a Sog er elm S9pe;n bei
cen 04ycR- -qas- hem -@taIl bsEEer.
SIMMER bic aIts 2eisr", fasts Der
Re5enfent. ba betradtste er einen
Sano neuer 2brif.
rNie fteden unter elmer Oede".
hadte oasainbermGO6en, bd ihlum>
msrtsn bic 3piIIinse in Der Diess.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-01

uniiberpinbIide abs
nttsuns. MaIer: nWiinfher Sic
Sbr portrait in &reibe ooer Wafer'
forbsn aemoIt gu babeng"
Stubcnt: nWaHer9 Rein, niemaIs!
areiben Sie nur an"
: 9toffe. Ser @eg gum
Rubm 1T Der areu3 meg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-01

2tls alles bersit mar. isbte iif
Gembranot all ben seoedten Slid :
nit Dem 8arett auf Dem 8ppfe uni
oem 9sgen an Der Seite. limb e,
lddeIts unO fiiblte iib sIiidIid
bariiter, ouB sr elm neuss Selbfpor'
trGt malen follts = oiesmal 10. lpit
er ii9 i'm Seraen feines Weibes ipie'
selts.
2lls a6er 3astia sleidfaus am
SiId fab. faste er: ~Hein, nun
ieb' i4'. Der Sut muB berun'
ter"
n0arf i9 frassn. OBJ au9 Der MIN
ni4ts pert ifg @rit bait Su ibn
fir teures Gelb setauft. +. uno ounu
piro sr peripprfsn. eb' id ibn sstra'
gen babel"
Scr Sut 1T ni9t fdle9t. i90ner
aber 1T 9ein Saar. Nimm i'm ab,
oann biit Su lieb.A
limo 3astia nabm Sen teursn
Sut ,ub unb lsste ibn fort. frob.
oaB ibr Saar ibm nod iaOnsr
0iintte.
SpieseI ipuroen an Der sinen Seits
auissiteat uno Die StaffeIei an Der
anosrn.
.3uerit tpollen mir eFsn unb trim.
ten. auf oaB ipir in Stimmung tom'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-14

A commission representing Mayto-
reua, the insurgent governor Of Sonora.
who yesterday arrested Car-anZa's mill
tary commander. Gen. Alvarado. passed
through FL PasO on their way to Sonora
after a conference with Gen Villa.
In addition TO the Sonora trouble IL
was learned that Pastor Rouix. the
governor Of Durango. had been Ousted
by the Arrieta brothers, military lead
ers Of that state, and at present was
a refugee under Villas protection at
TOrreon- The visit of Gen. villa at
Moves, Durango. was considered sigui-
ficant in view Of the political condition
in Durango. which adjoins Chihuahua
TO the south
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-14

For a shoulder roast. phone 136, Opitz
Market; 121z per lb.-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-14

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j. s. To MAKE UP
REVENUE DEFICIT

Washington. D. c.. Aug. 14-Arranse-
ments for war taxes IN the United
States to supplement falling customs
revenues and how they snail be levied
are being held in allegiance until the
situation Confronting the treasury be-
comes more clearly defined.
AT another conference today between
chairman Simmons Of the senate finance
committee chairman Underwood of the
ways and means committee. and sec
rotary NcAdOo. il was agreed that any
deficit should be made up by additional
internal revenue taxes but il was de-
cided TO hold another conference next
" eek and the meanwhile reports from
all Atlantic coast custom houses will
indicate what the government must
meet
Meanwhile chairman Underwood wiz
get the ways and means committee
ready 10 act on plan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-14
GR9ZGO IS HEADED
NORTH WITH ARMY
Of GOL0RAD0S"
Reports in 81 Paso Indicate
He Is Trying to Reach
Western Chihuahua.

Pascual Orozco. said 20 be at the head
Of 5000 "colorados," is rapidly making
his way north, according 10 advices
received here Friday. A week ago
Orozco attacked and captured the city
Of C1udad Leon, in the state Of GUIANA
JuatO Ciudad Leon is a place OF 6O,OUO
Inhabitants and IS one of the most I'M
portant cities in central Mexico AFTER
sacking the city. according to consular
reports. he was beaten off by "Cons1-
nationalist" troops, local Carranza Of
flcials report
Following his defeat at Ciudad Leon.
Orozco fled into the state Of JaEsco
and viii attempt TO make his way IN
westerly direction to western Chi
huahua, which has never been strongly
EarrisOned and has recently been the
scene Of the depredatiOns Of the Que
Tados and Gomez bands. It is reported
that he will make his way through Du-
range to the west Of the Sierra Madre
Continued on Page IL, Col O..
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NEED GLASSESs ASK SIG Il.
MOVED To los TEXAS STREET.-Adv.
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