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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-02-18
A TON OF SATISFACTION!

$40 for 1000 pounds, stand
ard high-grade coal. 1t is clean
free-burning and sootless. 1t
is fuel you can absolutely rely
on for satisfaction.
Don't fail to buy some Of
this fuel. We only have one
car Of this high grade coal at
$40. We want everybody to
try some Of this coal.
If this fuel proves to be salts
factory, we will continue to
handle same.
Ramey Lumber Co.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-02-18

S5000.00 private money to loan
on Farm property inquire Union
State Bank. tt
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-02-18
Sick Two Years With Indigestion.

1.-TWO years ago l was greatly benefited
through using two or three bottles of Cham
berlain's Tablets" writes Mrs s. A. Keller,
Elida, Ohio. "Before taking them | was
sick for two years with Indigestion" Sold by
all dealers.-Advertiseme
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-02-18

FOR SALE-200-Egg Peteluma
incubator, all in good shape; also a
few choice Buff Orphington cockrels.
81 a L. II. Koenigs.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-02-18
ROLL OF HONOR.

Following are the names of those
who have made payment on subscrip-
ton since the list published a few
weeks ago. May peace, prosperity
and good health be theirs for many
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-02-18

FOUND In front of P. E Miller's
hardware store, gentleman's watch
chain and charm. Same may be
had on description and application
at this office.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-02-18

DR.. ]. M. Lyle of Peck was in
the city on business from Thursday
night until the following morning.
The doctor is an uncle of Dr.. J.. P.
Jones of this city.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-02-18

Superintendent w. A. Pease came
up from Lewiston Thursday evening
and visited between business trans
actions with his numerous friends.
While here he secured L. J. Lus-
combe, who has just resigned from
the station agency of the high line
at Vollmer, to accept the agency for
the Nezperce & Idaho railway at
the Vollmer end of this line. Be-
sides this, Mr.. Luscombe will handle
the business for the Continental Oil
Co. Mr.. Pease says his corporation
is taking short respite from work
and worry and as soon as the wealth
er permits there will be things
doing on the Lewiston end He also
stated that with the exception of
about twenty carloads, the grain had
all been hauled along its railroad.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-02-18

FOR SALE-Three full-blood,
Shorthorn male calves. w. Moreland
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-25
IGNPIiNN NNTiON ANNIOt =
To- Ht.AP GOLDEN UAHk ISL

rNru Fl. 90 Tho parasitirsl
,lu,r o.. 'h. population %. Cairo.
us'i. .Ul urolgp. a. loon fo -r'
rH H n., ru sihlo 600 pl rri.
i Ief rHupr ug iI" "p'
H|.u. r.. frr"abr"f Hr %
100 .. .r.sU. auI .duIcrH
of Ha .. IHur. aui 's DO
ri,n H. Zoo .ah,H D, f.r
u.h, .n .r.. fH Goo I'IH
lior
r. .tr. f..
fH. tT.trl.f ~ n.t" nr.
frru. r. ..r vIrr.. ..IUI.raur
fu rr. .ri|uu. iUa, hHd 90 .Du-iy
boon Hrr.l ~ other ra... r. rum.
b,r 90. utr- aua r'.ouH ..ra Co.,.
'carI pHf nf bounds hr General SIR
Wr tI orders while 81 fr
VHre closed outriTht
W'.H flr Colonial iru1r. aHd fh"
Terrific sl. from England fir-, ar.
rived CO. were many case. nf mon
% .. .t.uHfF By tlr fruis bought
'ru Ih,.ir'au.. working nH fbr
matter orrd taa ample Of torr
ana U iI. revealed remarkable iu.
-r~Irn Beer $500. found tp bc
"ffnu N rulorri vith ih' extract
OF 'Hd Hemp. mo uisni from
ahi,b sisur and 'ua.h hisA. tso
COZ '.. Uu.f haurlHl ffug. u ed uy
frs Oriental. arc derived
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-25

Wood 90 Plan Panama nCicnscs.
WASHINGTON y G.. Feb "a
To perfect the details of a.. plans
JOr the dsfensa OF the Panama Ca
nat. Major General Leonard Wood.
commanding the department of The
East. win sail Tor Panama vithir O.
week or ten days There is much
ditferenc' of opinion. u b. said. rs
TO how the troops should b, tatiou.
cd on the Canal. as to whether e
special department should De- Great
cd FOR rs defense
The minimum peace garrison of
IN, canal as provided for in the
plans of the general staff viii con-
sist ol three regiments OF infantry
az maximum strength. one battalion
ct field artillery one squadron of
cavalry. one signal company. one
VuRiuccr company. ou, ambulance
company. ono field hospital aud
eighteen companies pl coast ariii
lrry This force Vill amount almost
to q division. and u i@ urged that %
department should be- created Tor
"a, canal zone. with q Major Gcl-ral
iu command Several plans have
been discussed hy the Nur Depart
mont Tor change m ,Hn tpuouiur
Of The troop su that thry would be-
better propar 4 iu drlotd the canal
ln Am emergency
II Is stated that General Wood
visit is for me purpose oI raiui lr OFF
ideas on the cu,irr subject prcpap
tory Co suhmilung ON, definite
plan tu Congress al ilF mos. r# iOu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-25
SPORT CALENDAR FOR WEEK
Thursday, Icb. -

Thursday, I ch. -
Horse Mcc.us oI ohio Noraomon
30 Washington Court l'ou... -
coli Florida open ch.mpipufui
Hf Palm Beach
Bo,ug frankie Burn So. Dutch
rraud.. 100 rounds. az Il Louis $40
FrrdJio Welsh U.s. charlie White,
Iu rounds. AZ Milwaukee
Zoo. G.uall vs Ollie tIrkr, 90
round gi Racine, wis.
Friday, Icb. 20
IH.rual Federal LoD.l. meet
Jus lr.pufialo. 40 complete schedule
ut ruuDe
Do. Kennel cluh ho open a'
Ia.aIoua CdIf. ANA MAJ lion -.
plkur Doe Roller SIS. Zoe Bond
10 round ~ Spokane, Wash
Joe uludoi w. Pal Brown, lu
rounds. 1t Superior Wit
SATURDAY. ich. -.
Auto Grand Prize rae, a' san
Francisco
Tcnu champion Dip OF Florida.
800 Palm H,8ch
Track Gru'.ulpHu lW'ruiN iu
door mp. u Na Ilng'uu, .
Numlhuf NuHuH National Mo-
iurbuu NuN opens 90 Dh.cago
Huuu fu. .uushwr Wilt
E...U'r 900 uuuud.. ~ NcN lorL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-25
SPORTING NOII.S

"A NolrJi IHl ,raOu GRO H..|
matched Tor Irda, u.aW BOO Ar
York
American tcm,s plalrrs arc one.
tered iu the bermuda fuuw1m 100
which opens ON SatuTda.
Bob Voha hid brother Ed .'l
bc seem boo @ urolim OF 'h. N,.H-
White boat tomorrow Night 900 'iil.
Waukor
q % Wand ha, lup,d pu o.. b..
crul League schedule. which WilI boz
adopted az tho Lougu. meeting a'
buffalo Friday
Racing. mimi bcuug bd been
resumed 90 tallfpruiu saturday
and sunday meets arc rurdu'rd 30
Ascot PARK ~. Angeles
Mike Gihbuu. and Eddi. Mc,uuri}
ar, training hom tor their bout 90
Hudson Wis. on March Both
boy. are seeking decision
The Canadian derby, iH. valuable
International racing take. H1 been
declur"d of thi. pr.rr h'uun Yl
Tow ruir..s
Buck Cuu.r ha. uu.I0a .a
brother boo pine burg "Iu ,ull..
any uuo-'r-rr1 hu.'r COG .r'.,r .or
q match
The lawn tennis meet 900 \."
York on March 90 Hlll frrd. '..
dates for the ygr.Du '."..a.|'
this summer
Tn. wrestling my1rr H.| r.
form tomorrow w-hf Ii o.. .'uH. ..I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-25
CHINESE MONEY
TROUBLES EASY
SOLDIERS HAVE BEN pam
AND RENENUEs COMING
WELL FROM PROVINCES

PEkING. Feb -I-Thc ,oldi
ton OF China finances al the and
OF lJll has surprised even GA, an
timists. 4 majority of those WHO
believed they knew something of tb.
actual internal condition of a..
country felt that while China wirbt
avoid actual financial .hipurcck IN
would BE- shown ~ 90. end of mo
year 10 be 10 such position than
only the most careful navigation
coud Keep her Oft tho lco.sbore
Tho Republic official New yo.r
has come and son. Ta, coumr, is
tranquil the soldiory hatr roap
paid. the contribution. from tbr
Provinces 10 the Central Govern.
ment have been coming I'm wan and
the cost OF administration D.. being
met out of revenue Moreover the
salt revenue BIAS houu 200 a.ion-
ishmc increds, and ihn accession Of
funds from this source alone liza.
been such a. tu remove auy fears
that foreirI bon. holder. may Hat.
felt Suggestion. u.rr mad. some
tim, ago that thr Customs revenue
would show % grH failing off 90 a
consequence of DO, European war
This belief has h.ru rruif,m.lv
falsciicld other source OF rc,enp,
have also been satisfactory
The outlook for IHI- F. .uu moro
hopeful \ yer, large Increase boo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-25
MONEY 10 LOAN

Applications received for loan. from
Si0n.Uu 90 kID.uHU.uu ou improved
and unimpru,rd town property and
lHrm lands lntoro : p'r cent
straight Interest payable annual.
ur .rmi-auuualll 1iW, UYn Co.
ten y"ar Nppicai> fnr loan
viii please give de- uriptou. l0ra
ton and valuation of property of
lcr'd q. .rcurtf Tor loan stat m
rro,cwruts and valuation ot Wm,
We Nant county rlprc cullfNu. I
receive application for loans. gp.
praise property and serve O.. our o.,
elusive representative Atiuury &C.
rcnl estate man preferred April
'aut iot loan ANA applicants uI
agencies positively Required Co n..
ri>b ~ least tVo character rnfpr.
euces and forward postage. five .r
stamp, Tor application BLANKS, mlI
particular aud nrompt reply Write
Southern Oflice. Southeastern Nor.
gage Loan Association. Fourth 80.
tional Bank BLDG Aialnta. Ca
9G.i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-25
NOt y tpI.B u DANgEI,Dl :
tfI.IAk 90 Ip-NuM

a t..i b. readily catching A run
down .vgrm Ns rapiihln 20
grrus Won our DO fn youreeif and
fu othn. of VOW household 90 frlf
the grr1g m 0nr- Or Helfs Pine
Tar Honey - fine for Coils and
Cougi n looscns the Mucous
s'ups tie cough ard eo0ihf ite
Luusa IT, guaranteed Only %
crutr M your druggist tAdtI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-25
Medical Directory

Members Of the Potter
County, Texas State and
American Medical ASSocia-
tons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-25

Daily News Want Ads must be- ac
companied by the CASH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-25
BRUSSELS CITY
OF ADJUSTMENTS
WAS ONLY INDULGENCE OF N.
TENsEIN PRACTICAL BEL.
GlNN PEOPLES

WASHINGTON. Il. G.. Feb. -.
Drawing % picture OF Brussels as %
vas before the present war the VA
tioual Geographic Society describes
the capital OF tn Bcleiaus "a the
following term
The brussels ul bllor. tIc Wai
was the one indulgence that the i'm
dusirious Belgian folk permitted IT,
SELF Other Gtlsiau cities were
built for practical purpose lOf
tho Bclgiaus are the hard-hoaded
toik of tdo centuries hu. Bru sells
"W built Goo please Strategic sites
near thn raw materials Of iudu-trs
or upon jhr lines OF trade ports.
and vantage points for the dislUhu
ton of agricultural produce explain
every Belgian city except Bru-scif
ana Orord ANA Ostcud was built
exclusively for 90. benefit OF rich
foreigner with money io spend
rrus-cls wac th, weakness tho
uNuriou- loiblo uf iho hardest work
iue of pco"loe
Frrss'I. hau to- cidFm. "I %
mlnaiur" ~ reproduced, feature
lor feature. 'ho lrcuJbluf pleasure
of Paris. h, bright art aud SUDDEN
bohemia Tue tr.Wirc nightllir' ava
all of go, bcHildcrjur ua.tim' ~
80, uiU boo fashion uul fortune
Thrr lhiug wore just as BOO Pari.
lhoulu drawn 20 much 'n1llN
seal" hu' proporiioneic' there
vrrs more l'"l-iin. Zoe liru cls iha'
Frcnrhu Boz Paris cor Grrmm boz
brrlln cor EHtlisumrn iu londou.
Ihu-o 'br"" g''nlor var capitals
have the people OF the GRID amouI
them. lrr,. 'l $3.50. primarily l'-
sian
The population ot o, city. lo.
-clhcr With %. iWwrdiaic u1urb-
oNccoiod half % million brussels
was considerable larger ana h'ci''
than the 'W rionu capital, Washing
ton. which. b ui-hl Doe 'o' . is lhr
smallest and wD "'tlc o. all 'h'
important cup''''H oil ihn world.
Ncrcr'hcln,f even Washington has
"a moro cid. % NOR" Intensive 40
p'ir9urr 'Duu 'ic cIl"i or. ol ltr
gIuW
The chs To-" uu on. uun'Ai ttbi'
river s lh" 80 Wll'H rom 'HH 90
Old Er'F 1. b. pouiacnuaL anl
magnificent boulevard. mark ihe
siic- OF th" old Qualification New
Hrussol l'os on higher 'n'. " "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-25

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Evening journal., 1915-01-16
HIBERNIAN KNIGHTS INSTALL.

Officers Of the Hibernian Knights
were installed into Office last night
in Irish-American Hall by County
President Michael Mealey Following
the installation smoker was held
The officers installed were: James
Hynes. chief knight; Edward Nc
Gartlan, deputy knight; Thomas
Loughrey. financial secretary; Mat
thew Toomey. recording secretary;
Jerome j. Herley. treasurer. and John
McGinty. sergeant-at-arms.
At the smoker which followed re-
freshments werf Served. and enter
tainment was furnished by John
Crowley, John McGinty, Frank Fa-
gan. James Kelley and jerome ]
Hcrley in songs. while short ad-
dresses were made by Mr.. Herley
/ Chief Knight Hynes. County Presi
dent Mealey and others
Evening journal., 1915-01-16
FIRE MARSHAL FOR
THE CITY URGED
New Official Would See
That All Buildings Are
Made Safe
NO JURISDICTION
OVER THE FIREMEN

With the idea of preventing, if possi-
bic. serious fires and loss of life due TO
defective fire escapes and exits, bill is
TO be presented to the Legislature pro-
yiding fer the creation of the position of
fire marshal in this city Under the
proposed act, the duties of the marshal
win not conflict with the duties of the
present fire chief, nor viii he have juris-
diction over the iircmen at fires.
The bill will provide that the fire mar
shal shall be appointed by the City
Council. The term of Office and the sal
arv attached thereto viii be left to the
discretion of that body The idea, how
ever, is TO make il a non-partisan posi-
tion and to find competent man and
to keep him in the place just as long as
he proves his efficiency and performs his
duties as they should be carried out
In the first place the bill provides that
the fire marshal's duti S shall be to en-
force all the laws and ordinances for the
prevention of fire, all laws pertaining TO
! the storing. sale and use of combustlblcs
and explosives, the construction, main
tcnance and regulation of fire escapes,
means of exit I'm case OF fire from fac
tories. schools. theatres. and all other
places wherein numbers of persons
work. live or congrcgate from time to
time, for any purpose whatever.
II shall be incumbent upon him TO
suppress arson and to investigate the
cause. origin and circumstances of all
fires that occur with" the city limits.
His other duties will be detailed in the
act. The city has been considering the
creation of such an Office for some time
and it is believed il will solve much OF
the difficulty whicu has been encoun-
tered in the past relative to fire preven-
tion measures here.
Evening journal., 1915-01-16
ANTI-SUFFRAGE NOTES

severity the compulsory system of
France and Germany.
Under the heading women seek
equal rights of drinking" the Lon
don correspondent of the New York
Times says that the increase Of
drunkenness among women since the
war began is so appalling that the
public authorities are Attempting 10
deal with the matter by closing the
public houses to women until ll.3O
in the morning A body of women
headed by the Duchess Of Marlbor-
ough, daughter of Mrs. Belmont, the
New York sutfragist leader, went 10
protest against this discrimination"
against women. which they call a
crying shame. 'Is il not time" writes
one suffragist on the question, that
we finished with this sickening can't
and placed women on an equal foot
ing with men, to be equally condonod
and equally penalized? II is intoler-
able, If a little humorous. that a
quite temperate woman like myself
should be driven to feel that the
only dignifed course to pursue is
/ 20 insist on being served with in
toxicating drink every morning before
! 11.30"
A group Of suffragist college girl
we're heard discoursing volubly to
group OF college men on "the eco
nomic waste of maternity" DO th
suffragist colleges teach that sort o
doctrine?
In a letter just received from Ne
vada the following statement occurs
where the homes are, suffrage wa
beaten: where the men are alone n
mining camps and where the SO
cialists and Mormons are we fin
the maiorities favoring IT," AT
recent suffrage meeting Miss Mal
garet Foley told of visiting three MOI
mon towns during the Nevada can
! paign and proudly proclaimed thu
she got every Mormon vote! Suffral
; seems to follow Mormonism as traC
! follows the flag
Evening journal., 1915-01-16
CHRIST AND EMANUEL CHURCHES

SERVICES at Christ Church, ChIis lama
Hundred, ON Sunday, win be as fol-
lows: l0.45 o'clock, morning prayer and
sermon; 73O o'clock, evening prayer and
sermon.
Al Emmanuel Church, Highlands, the
following order will be observed: 7.45
o'clock. holy communion; lO45 O'Clock,
morning prayer and sermon; 745 o'clock
evening prayer and sermon. Sunday
school at each church will meet at $50
o'clock
Evening journal., 1915-01-16
Y NJ q. A. BASKETBALL.

The following games have been
scheduled by the High School Boys
Basketball League of the Y. NJ. c. A.:
January Pennsylvania vs.. Col
gate; Lehigh VS.. Yale.
January 3O-Yale VS.. Pennsylvania;
Colgate VS.. Lehigh.
February 6-Pennsylvania VS.. Le-
high; Colgate VS.. Yale.
February 13-Yale VS.. Lehigh; COL
gate VS.. Pennsylvania.
February 2O-Lehigh VS.. Colgate;
Pennsylvania VS.. Yale.
February 27-Colgate VS.. Yale;
Lehigh VS.. Pennsylvania.
March 6-Pennsylvania VS.. Colgate;
Yale VS.. Lehigh.
March 1S-Yale VS.. Pennsylvania;
Lehigh VS.. Colgate.
Evening journal., 1915-01-16

birds Know that there something just around the cor
them so? wonder If birds can
can said voice near me ana
The sitting my Whuo"
Isaid" I OF speakg' ia
birds could talk ana so answered. au ~ '
me- "a yourself said
bird answered ana snu A'cIs
hna All about vha you do an live
and gone England live so live with my brothers ana
nest ana plenty
70 cal for as YOU anything to eat they
whle mat we
Vnr ano now il shall morning
puddle ana teh we
are roady school
oS@ M tbe snrrow I'VE have high. and
NOT 10 eat an kinds Of build nest and lots Of
ms, f9en heard noise and my 81
~o6 sout 60 pleaded and when I
windowledge little sparrow Just ready
10 ., 49,. ,.,,o ero,t
couldnt really talk
Evening journal., 1915-01-16

in itself would force out any hint of
politics. He urged that the campaign be
conducted upon entirely educational
lines
John f. Lynn spoke in favor Of the
general plan and also urged that politics
be kept foreign of the subject. He de
clarcd that there is 4 strong sentiment
against the present Board of Education
and that the people Of the city, espe-
cially on the East Side, want a change.
lie believed that the educational work
of the city can be carried ON more sue
cessfully by a smaller board than under
the system that now exists.
Mr. Lynn also urged those present, IL
case they should fail to get the bill
through. to get out and work in their re-
spectivc wards next June when the elcc-
tion of members of the Board Of Educa-
/ tion will be held, and see that only good
men are nominated and elected to the
cilice.
! motion made by Mr. Chaytor then
prevailed TO the effect that the as
Gociation 80 on record as favoring a
change in the charter of the present
Board Of Education so that the
board should consist of seven mem
bers to be elected at large in the
city and the officers Of the associa-
tion and the members of the executive
committee were constituted Il com
mittee to take the steps necessary to
haze this change effected.
Favor Salary Adjustment.
The association also went on record
as favoring the adjustment and equali-
2atiOn of the salaries of the teachers
of the public schools and the move
ment on foot for an additional appro-
priatiOn to provide for an addition to
the High School. and also recommend
led that steps be taken to improve the
sanitary conditions of the schools
Mr.. Mahaffy explained that there is
a movement on foot to secure an in
crease in the salaries of the schoo
teachers by having City Council ap
propriate q sufficient sum-
' a. q. II. Grier explained that at pres
cnt City Council in making the appro
priations, is restricted by law 20 a maxi
' mum increase of , per cent and mini
p mum increase of , per cent. over the ap
,. preparation of the preceding year, an
t therefore Council could not give th
+ teachers more than the per cent in
D. crease even should they desire TO do s,
VI After some discussion motion mad
I'd by Mr. Chaytor, that the associa'io
r. endorse the movement to adjust an
m cqualize the salaries of the teachers, pr,
So vailed.
t High School Addition Favored.
y After some discussion, during whiC
rd it was shown that the present Hie
School is greatly crowded and that in
re- short time it will be unable to accomm'
he date the demands made upon it +,
rd space for students, Mr.. Grier made
1t motion that the movement to secu
>e an addition to the High School buildI
a should be endorsed by the associatio
IN The motion was seconded by Mr. IyI
ch and prevailed unanimously.
he Upon motion of Mr. Grier the ass
on citation recommended that proper ste
IL should be taken to improve the sanitai
conditions Of the schools This acti
lie was taken after President Mahaffy 1ci
t. from the reports of the Board of Heal
n inspectors showing that with the exec
ne tion of few of the schools the santa
an conditions of the schools is in a dcplC
&c able state.
Evening journal., 1915-01-16
Lutheran FvANGELIsrs.

Divine services IN Holy Trinity Luth-
erau Church, Concord avenue and Madi-
SON streets win be- held Sunday morn
ing and evening at the usual hours con-
ducted by the Rev. George /. lhlcr.
The subject OF the morning discourse
will be- "Evangclists aud Evangelism
in the Lutheran Church" In the evening
Mr.. Jhler viii discourse on the subject,
"The United Heart" Sunday school
will be- held at 10 o'clock
Evening journal., 1915-01-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers
have been recorded at the City Regis
try Bureau since Tuesday:
David l. Topkis and wife TO Walter
W. Applegate. north side of Washing
ton street, SO feet west of Twenty
sixth street. S2S00.
Lucy r. Brown TO Antoni Tworkow-
ski and wife. SOB South Jackson
street. S1.325.
Joanna McKagney to r. c. Hubert
southeast corner Third and Lincoln
streets. $500
Evening journal., 1915-01-16
Dan, Danger sI,.,9f ef Pneumonia

Many a mother has worried through
days and nights with n child sick with
pneumonia. Just because when the child
started coughing she waited to see"
Any parent who does that should be
the first sign OF cold or cough. give
Cons Cough Syrup--it breaks up the
congestion in the bronchial tubes.
quickly, and in almost every case keeps
the cold from the lungs. Tastes pleas
ant; free from dope, wonderfully erect
I've for relieving colds, Group, Whoop-
Ing Cough. Guaranteed by Grocers ana
Druggists. rs and soc. Get IL now.
Evening journal., 1915-01-16
sERvIcFs An Sd InHNs.

The order of services m 81 Johns
Church. Market street and Concord ave
nuc tomorrow. follows. At 7.30
O'Clock. Sunday school and Bible classes ;
g o'clock. continuation instruction; n
o'clock. morning prayer litauy and SER
mon delivered by the Rev. =. ~ Frear
pastor OF the Penn State College foi
Episcopal Students; 7.4j o'clocl
evening PRAYER and sermon.
Evening journal., 1915-01-16
A MODERN SOLOMON sTUMPED.
From Case and Comment.

From Case and Comment.
A Georgia magistrate was perpleX-
ed by the conflicting claims of two
negro women for a baby. each con-
tending that she was the mother Of it.
The judge remembered Solomon. and
drawing a bowie knife from his boot
declared that he would give half to
each. The women were shocked, but
had no doubt Of the authority and
purpose OF the judge to make the pro-
posed compromise Don't do that
boss" they both screamed, in unison;
you can keep it yourself"
Evening journal., 1915-01-16
WILL INSURE FIGHT FANS.

BY The United Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-lnsurance for
fight fans who travel to Juarez to see
the Willard fight was offered
today by an insurance firm on infOr-
nation that Americans entering Mex
leo do so at their own peril.
Evening journal., 1915-01-16
ODD FFLLOwS no ELECT

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Odd Fellows Hall will
be held next Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock in the hall, at Tenth and
King streets. Election of directors
will take place.