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Mrs. Frank Jenkins spent Sunday
with New Orleans friends.
Victor Pico was a New Orleans
visitor for the week end. J
Alton Davis and Phillip Blanchard
spent Sunday in Tylertowh.
Miss Bertha Simmons spent Sat-
urday with Franklinton friends.
&c, Mills, of the Coca Cola Bot
ting Works, transacted business IN
Columbia.
Mrs. P. G. Spring spent the week
end with her daughter Miss Lula
in New Orleans.
JB. Evans ST.. and J. B. Jr.'
spent the week end with New Or
leans. relatives.
! Mrs. Jackson, formerly Of Boea'
= lusa but now of Atlanta, is visiting
Mrs. D. L. McRae.
r F. l. Middleton, the Pleasant
: Hill merchant, spent a few days IN
New Orleans this week.
r Mrs. G. S. Lacy has returned to
S her home in New Orleans after a
visit with Mrs. Frank jenkins.
K Richie Quinn is spending few
S DAYS with relatives and friends II
McComb and Fernwood.
IS Mrs. S. W. Boyd and children
Il have returned from an EXTENDED
visit with relatives in Ocean Springs
If Shirts and short drawers in eoo'
&c quality checked nainsook, Csc tn
garment at the Bogalusa Stores Cc
IS DR., and Mrs. J. H. Slaughter an
Us daughter Jane have returned from
TX Pass Christian where Mrs. Slaughte
and little daughter have been for
few weeks.
m
I'll Pure thread silk hose in newes
IL fancy effects, white and black stripe
and checked. New lace designs
white..Sl a pair at Bogalusa Store
81 Company.
" A. N. Dobbs returned from Ne
Orleans Mondav, where he had bee
for a week visiting his mother WI
D. is i'll and in the care of New Orleal
~ physicians.
REFRIGERATED meats in great var'
'. ty and abundance, samples dlspla
- ed in iced show cases. free deliver
~ phone 49, Company's commlssar
meat market.
md Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Powers spe
in the week end in New Orleans M
N Powers is going on to Charlottsvil
Va. where she will spend the SUI
mer months with relatives.
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F !RW9
Mrs. E. O. Moore spent Saturday
Varnado.
Fred Miller spent Thursday IN
New Orleans.
M. Dorsey spent Sunday in the
Crescent City.
Paul Levert was a New Orleans
visitor Sunday.
D. Harms spent the week end in
the Crescent City.
Ellis Powell spent Thursday with
New Orleans friends.
C. Nelson was a New Orleans
visitor for the week end.
OIL. Pierce, of Georgia, is visiting
his sister Mrs. Fred Lee.
John Corkern of Franklinton spent
Wednesday in BogaluSa.
Miss Clara Crow spent few day:
in New Orleans this week.
Mrs S. J. Welsh has returned from
a visit with relatives in Biloxi.
Mrs. E. W. Lee, of Sun, spen
Saturday with Mrs. W. L. Holmes
The Misses TAYLOR Of Slidell SPIN
Sunday afternoon with Ellis Powell
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l wish to express to Doctors
Slaughter and Lafferty. the superjs
tendent and the nurses Of III
Bogalusa Hospital. my sincn
thanks for their kind treatment
accorded me during my recent CO..
finement there. where | underwent
three operations for appendicitis
Through the skill Of those inchalk
| am now able to be about andlM
like a new man. Never ws
treated with more respect NJ
kindness.
I Respectfully,
F. A. Provost
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MagicCityProgran

sW,;
All shows now start at 7:ao !, Z
A three reel Vitaeraph drama ~
Human Cauldron" Poker and i,
Their Wedding Day" comedy
Friday "A Youth Of Fortune" :.
Red Feather featuring Carter and H..
Parker De Haven, benefit Of p.,,,. ~
Club 10 and 20 certs.
Saturday "A Change Of Heart" =,
drama Tale Of A Coat" Kalem COM. -
also Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Drew in .vn''
Two Tally A Game"
Sunday Her Husbands Faith" :.
drama featuring Dorothy Day.n,..
Never Lie To Your Wife" Nestor cons
Stage William"
Monday 2 reel comedy and two -,
of dramas.
Tuesday Iron Claw No, 10 and . IL.
some Luke comedy.
| ! Wednesday Peg O. The Ring No ~,
an Animated Weekly.
Friday 2Sth Half A Rogue" 5 nj
Red Feather featuring King Baeat
and 10 cents,
Monday August 9TH Charlie Chspl, !,
Police" 10 and 20 cents.
H Coming soon THE Rosary" fea,ui,.
Kathlyn Williams.
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A, N. Dobbs returned from New
Orleans Mondav, where he had been
for a week visiting his mother who
is i'll and in the care of New Orleans
physicians.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Maeee and
daughter Miss Lucille Of franklin
ton spent Thursday with Mrs. D. M.
WadsWOrth.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-20

Stylish waists in colored and
white wolfe and Crepe de Chine; the
newest models are received weekly.
ST to 81 at Bogalusa Stores Co.
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REFRIGERATED meats in great var'e'
ty and abundance, samples display
ed in iced show cases, free delivery
phone 40, Company's commissarys
meat market.
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VICTR0LAS
ROGERS

las Them...All Prices..-Easy Terms
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Mrs V. A. Ames and children of
Ave. C, left Saturday for Fort Worth
where they will spend a few weeks
with relatives.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-20

Mrs. @. Anthaume and daughter
Vera returned Friday from few
DAYS visit with relatives in New
Orleans.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-20

Pure thread silk hose in newest
fancy effects, white and black stripes,
and checked. New lace designs in
white..Sl pair at Bogalusa Stores
Company.
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Mesdames. |. W. OFT and NJ. }.
Graves and little daughters, Evelyn
and Kathryn, spent Friday in
Marsden.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Carter left Fri
dav for two weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends in Bassfeld and
Carson, Miss.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Powers spent
the week end in New Orleans Mrs.
Powers is going on to Charlottesville,
Va. where she will spend the sum-
mer months with relatives.
Mrs, F, L. Howard, of Columbia
was brought to the Boealuss
Hospital Saturday with typholc
fever. She was accompanied b!
her husband, Mrs. D. Jones and DR.
Murphy.
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BOGALUSA ENTERPRISE

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Demand from
St, James are the guests Of Mrs. T.
NJ. Blanchard.
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Mrs. L. C. Trim and son Toxic Rae,
of New Orleans, the guests of Mrs. j.
A. Tyner, spent the week end with
Angie relatives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
H. D. CAMP, PLAINTIFF IN
BIG CATTLE SUIT, DEFEATED

fore judge Ballard ColdweIl. returned q
verdict Monday against II. y. Camp and
others i ntheir suit against p. W Cur
ley aDd-Jackson < Harmon. of Alpine.
Texas. involving about 81. 0o0 worth OF
cattle Camp and his associates bought
the cattle from the Alpine parties and
charged that they later discovered the
animals were tubercular and had been
"doped" to disguise the symptoms.
Camp and his partners alleged that
the tubercular cattle had infected other
Of their livestock. including poultry and
pigs They sued for damages and de
manded that the Alpine people take
back the cattle and rescind the CON
tract
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
COUPLE ARRESTED ON THEFT
CHARGE; MAN FINED 500

Accused Of the theft OF a large guam
tlty OF iewelry and a small amount in
money from the home Of Mrs. Jack
SCOTS. at $50 West Main street.
couple giving the names OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. e. Branch were arrested Satur-
day by city detectives.
The stolen jewelry. consisting Of 100
gold stickpins. $40 gold piece. two
rings. and q valuable gold fountain
pen, was recovered by the Officers. IL
Is alleged.
Branch was arraigned before Judge
Charles Pollock in corporation court
saturday afternoon and assessed a fine
OF 500. while the case Of Mrs Branch
was transferred TO the county authori-
ties
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25

Liven Up your sluggish liver eel
fine and cheerful: make your Work \
pleasure. be vigorous and full Of ambi-
40, Rut take no nasty. dangerous
rs1or1eI because il makes you sick ana
YOU NAV Lose a day work ..-
CaIomeI is mercury or qulCAslINst
Inch causes necrosis OF the OOlS9
dynar1ite. brea king il up That's Whel
you feel hat awful nausea and craInp-
ing. .-,,-
Listen p me. II you want TO ENJOY
the incest. gentlesI liver and uoMel
cleansing YOU ever experiences lutt
take a spoonful u harmless Dodson :
Liver Tone tonight Your druggist or
dealer sells you a 80 cent Dotlle u
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
ON COURTHOUSE
FURNITURE BIDS DELAYED

The letting OF contracts for the FUR
niture and fixtures Of the new court
house has been postponed until after
the return OF county judge Adrian Pool
and the county commissioners from the
good roads meeting tomorrow at Md
land Bids were opened last week, and
the commissioners have since been
busy inspecting samples submitted by
the different firms submitting bids.
The bids on metal furnishings and
wooden furniture have been reduced 70
two each. while on the electrical fix
lures all bidders have been eliminated.
with the exception Of Horn & Brannen.
Of Philadelphia This firm submitted
five bids for different grades of fix
lures: $4,000 $4,000. 500, 800, 1885
and s12.35o Which Of these will be
accepted has not yet been decided
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
BIC CROWD At
NEW MEX. FAIR
G.. A. R. Men Fire Salute
With Cannon Used IS
Years Ago at Glorietta.


Albuquerque. y. N. Sept 25--Indica-
lions at the state fair headquarters here
today. from rooms supplied TO strangers
in town. the number of exhibitors pres
eut. and tickets sold before noon. are
that the crowd this year at the fair will
he the largest recorded The livestock
exhibits are particularly large and fine
there being good showincs in range and
dairy cattle sheep and swine This
stool, has come from Kansas. Colorado
and an sections of New Mexico
Open Gun Fired
r F. Pu1ney. president Of the 1913
fair. delivered the opening address The
opening gun was fired by members OF
the q. A. r. who used one OF the can
non with which the COufederates fought
in the battle of Glorieta- s. years ago
Judge D. d WOOdmansee, OF Cincln-
rsti for the Republicans and A A.
Jones. Democratic candidate for the
Senatorship in New Mexico. delivered
addresses this afternoon
Many improvements Noted
People attending the state fair this
fall are agreeably surprised at the
numerous changes that have taken
place upon the fair grounds For
several months past landscape gard
enerS have been busy beautifylng the
grounds. Several hundred umbrella
trees and palms have been placed
alonC the drives and walks. and rose
bushes and chrysanthemums have
been planted at advantageous points
Vines have been set out around the
buildings and rained so that the eN-
hibit buildings and adjoining fences
are mostly masses Of foliage
The livestock sheds. which hereto
fore have extended from the main en-
trance 70 a point opposite the grand
stand. and which have always been an
eyesore on the grounds. have been re
moved TO position on the north END
merly occupied by these buildings is
the automobile park. with entrance
on Nineteenth avenue At this point
the automobile busses running from
the city discharge their passengers,
and private cars may enter the auto
mobile park.
In place Of the high board fence
which enclosed the southwest section
OF the grounds has been erected
handsome woven wire fence It Is
the intention Of the fair commission TO
add to this fence each year until the
entire grounds are enclosed. thus do
ing away with the old high board
fence
Cars Run Into Grounds.
Another addition this year for the
convenience Of the public is the ex-
tension Of the street car tracks into
the fair grounds Heretofore the cars
have unloaded and taken on passengers
al the main entrance This year ar
engagements have been made TO have
cars run into the grounds after
o'clock each afternoon and take on
passengers at a station just opposite
the grandstand-
The sheds occupied by the swine de
partmen1 have always been more or
less crowded The commissioners or
dered the exhibit space in this de-
partment doubled This condition also
is true OF the poultry department and
the new poultry building has twice as
much floor space as heretofore
The Kennel department under the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
TWO FORD AUTOMOBILES
AND GARAGE LOST IN FIRE

Two Fo-d automobiles valued n oVer
$500 each and a garage were destroyed
by fire late Saturday night in the rear
OF the home Of J. W Kirkpatrick.
president OF the Tri-State Motor COM
pany. at ISIS Montana street The fire
is believed to have originated In
washroom adjoining the garage. the
flames being at their height when dis
covered by Mr.. kirkpatrick After the
alarm he attempted 10 drive out the
two Ford cars. but was prevented by
the heat from the burning building
The Alta Vista company, which re-
sponded 70 the alarm. had the fire
under control shortly after arriving II
che scene
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
BRIGADE BEGINS
TRIP To BORDER
The North Carolina Infantry
Regiment Starts; Others
Ready to Follow.

1Iorehead City. y. c. Sept 20
Brigade headquarters and the First
North Carolina infantry left here today
for FL Paso. Texas. on three. special
trains The second infantry viii leave
tomorrow and the Third infantry We'd
nesday.
It was announced az Washington
Saturday that a detachment OF North
Carolina troops would entrain that
evening for the border
The brigade. upon iIs arrival at Fl
Paso. VIII release three Pennsylvania
regiments who Will return 20 their
home station.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
.CANANEA HAS No
FEAR Of PANCHO
Hospital Head Former Cap
tive of Villa, Says Ban
dit Scare is Over.

..Pancho Villa IS the least Of our
worries i'm Cananea," said Dr. X H.
Thigpen. head Of the Cananea Consoll-
dated Copper company's hospital al
that CITY. who was at hotel Sheldon
sunday. with his wife and child d.
Thigpen is on his way to chicago
where he will spend month in clint
cal work at the Augustana and COOK
county hospitals
81 once was captured by Villa, out
he has no terrors for me now al
tboueb he was formidable enough a.
that time 1t was iust after his attack
ON Aqua Prieta when my friend Or
miller and myself. accompanied Dy Two
chauffeurs. went 70 Aqua ftiett- 10 ~,
fer FIRST aid. We were at once cap
fured bv villa who at that time was
highly enraged against the grlnsoes
because OF president wilson IeSS4''
recognition Of CarranZa-
Villas Captives Three Days
We we're in Villas custody for three
days. and at no moment OF that til ll.
were we certain whether We w0uIu Is
cane with our lives We were eOA
stantIy threatened with execution, out
for some reason villa spared US AFTER
a three DAYS hike through the deserts
and mountains. we finally were turned
loose and made our way TO Naco-
Things are UUOlAlAAH a. ~-------
The forr big shelters and the many
mines Of that section are going tuII
blast Conditions never were more
r,rosperous or peaceful Everyone IS
making good money. high wages are
being paid and the business men are
profiring. The Cananea Consolidated
Copper company alone has about 4oOu
men on its payroll
Puncho Far Away.
-'Of course. villa is nowhere near Us,
and so far I have heard Of no alarm
connected with his recently renewed
attacks We are separated from MS
present field Of operations by the con
mental divide. through which there
are only a few difficult passes
Il felt so secure Of the situation
+bat I even contemplated leaving my
wife and child there while l took my
"trip east ] was alarmed for time
o,.r the endemic Of infantile paralysis
in the easI ana was afraid 70 risk tax
ing the baby there but the epidemic
seems now 10 be checked However
mad ] decided 10 20 alone I certainly
would have left my family in Caramel
where We are as comfortable as we
could be in any city in the states
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
IIGHI GAI ONE[ MAKES YOU SICK!
CLEAN LIVER AND BOWELS MY WAY
Just once! Try 'Dodson's Liver Tone" when Bilious,
Constpated Headachy-DOnt lose a days work

Eodson's Esver Tone under my persona,
money-bacte guarantee that eaCi
spoonful vi clean your sluggish I'VE.
better thar 4 dose OF nasty calon-i
and that II won't make you SICK
DOdson's Liver Tone is real nFas
medicine. You'll know IL next morning
because WI viii wake up feeling 1in~-
youF liver will be working headacnr
and dizziness gone stomach VIII d
sweet AMI bowels regular.
Dodson's Liver Tone is entirely vege-
table. therefore harmless and can not
salivate- Give IL 10 your children
Millions o. people are using robson
Liver Tone instead OF dangerous Gallo
mel now. Your druggist will tell you
that the sale OF CalOmel is almost
stopped entirely he-e--Advertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
j. 8. ARMY SUGAR
FROM CAR
Mexican Boys Talk, Arrests
Follow; Sugar Is
Recovered.

CoiucidenJ with the arrest Of -four
Hexicans on charges of receiving ana
concealing stolen property, seven sacks
or sugar alleged 10 have been stolen
from a box car in the G H. railway
Yards Saturday were recovered by the
police Sunday morning The seven
sacks made a total OF Is that have been
recovered since the theft was discov-
cred by a special officer Of the railway
The car was consigned 10 the quarter
master depot OF the army
Half an hour after the theft. two
Young Mexican boys were arrested at
Seventh and FL Paso streets by city de
tectives n. z Ziveley and A. c. Narela.
in connection with the theft On being
questioned the boys, il is alleged. made
statements discriminating several other
Nexfcans. who were arrested Sunday
afternoon and their houses searched
The seven sacks were recovered follow
ing the search
Those being held are Angel Perez.
Franco Martinez. NJ. Munoz, J. Estrada
J. Garcia and F. CavascOs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
WILSON TO NAME PERSHiNG
FOR MAJOR GENERAL

Washington. u. G. sept 25--Secre-
rarv OF war Baker announced late to-
day that the president would nominate
Brig Gen J. j.. Pershiug commander Of
the American expeditionary forces IN
Mexico, TO be a major general 10 fill the
vacancy created by the death Of MAI
Gen. Albert T. Mills
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
COL. TAYLOR IL ORDERED
BEFORE Sk.TIRINCs BOARD

col Charles " Taylor. eighth cav
airy. has been ordered 20 appear before
tire retiring board. which is 10 meet at
Fort sam Houston The bOad is COM
posed Of the following Brig Gen
John W Ruckman. Col Willard +.
Waltz. 1874 infantry: Col William -
LangfItt. engineers. Lieut. Col Merritte
". Irland, medical corps. Lieut. Col
Weston 2. Chamberlain, medical corps;
Capt. Paul &. Gallagher. 18th infantry.
recorded. Mai Raymond f. Metcalfe
and Capt Thomas G.. Austin. medical
corps. medical examiners and witnesses
MAJ Chas. J.. Morse. medical corps.
has been ordered 10 the barracks AZ
Columbus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25

direction of the Arizona Kennel club.
expects this year to put on the biggest
bench show ever held in the SOUTH
west. Dr.. Geo. N Clayton. OF Chicago,
A man OF national reputation, is the
judge.
The brick barn opposite the grand
stand has been remOdeled. painted and
put in shape for an automobile snow;
Perhaps the improvement that viii
be the most pleasing to visitors at the
sair this year il the women's rest
room. This room has been completely
renovated and refurnished- A check
room is operated in connection with
this department where bundles and
wraps may be checked
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
NEW MEXICO M. E. MEETING
TO BEGIN HERE WEDNESDAY

The annual conference OF the New
Mexico Methodist Episcopal church will
convene Wednesday night at the Trim
ity Methodist church at Boulevard
street and Mesa avenue The confer
encc Will continue for five DAYS
Bishop ". o. Shepard Will preside.
The sessions will be Of much interest
to every Methodist church in New
Mexico because Of the reassignment Of
pastors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
22ND INFANTRY RETURNS
FROM BISBEE TO DOUGLAS

Douglas. Ariz., Sept 25.-The ed L
: infantry. which Tor several months
has been encamped al Bisbee and other
places in the warren district for the
protection OF the big mining properties
and the people Of Jne district. has re-
turned TO the army camp here
II is understood the third regiment,
District OF Columbia national guard,
il 8 TO be sent TO Camp Greenway, Bisbeer
shortly from Washington
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
WEATHER BULLETIN.
L. :. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURF.
WEATHER BUREAU

Observation taken
AZ s a. m 18th me
ridiau time IS A. n
II Pazo -imel. SsD:.
-. 1916
Forecast.
Fl Paso and vicinity
-Geueraliy fair 20
night and Tuesday.
New Mexico - To-
night fair: cooler in
northeast and warm
eru southeast po--
lions: Tuesday gener-
ally far.
Arizona - Fai- to-
night and Tuesday.
warmer central por-
ZION tor iEht
West TcTas-Gener-
ally fair tonight and
Tuesday-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
MASS. HOSPITAL CORPS Is
SUED on ICE CREAM BILLS

Monday morning the Elite Confec-
tiOnery company started action in the
country court against the Massa chu-
setts exchange hospital corps No. !
and Mai J. D. Woodwork. to recover
S52S-1e for ice cream and other sup
plies said to have been furnished be-
tween August S and September IS The
bills show large quantities of maple
nut. vanilla. strawberry and chocolate
ice cream sent TO the hospital with
shipments of straws ana ice cream
cones by lots Of 500 Al a time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
WARD COUNTY HONEY TO
BE SHOWN AT Ell PASO

Barstow Texas. Sept 25;-N arc
international Soil Products exposition
in FL Paso. An extensive exhibit OF
honey from the Fairview apiary near
Barstow. is now being made ready by
J. ". E Basham, the proprietor OF the
apiary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
JEWISH TROOPS GIVEN HOLIDAY.

All soldiers OF the Jewish faith in
the camps at e Paso were relieved
from duty last Saturday. because Of
The observance OF Yom Kipper. the
Jewish new year. by a special order
issued by Gen George Bell. r.. &c at
tend The religinns sArHLcas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
PAY OF GERMAN OFFICERS
SOON TO BE REDU CED


duced by 1000 marks a month and lieu
tenants by so marks
Married officers and those who have
parents depending upon them are al
lowed special indemnities. The reduc-
ton had been asked for by the reich
stag in December. 1916
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
RTsSIA ACCFPTS AMBTLANCFS,

Petrograd. Russia. Sept. 25.-Fifteen
motor ambulances OF the field hOspi-
tai presented by a group of Americans
were formally accepted today by queen
Alexandra and grand duchess Tatiana-
The presentation was made by Capt
Philip Lydig and DR.. Philip Newton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
WYOMING TROOPS TO REPLACE
EIG IiIM ILL AnIs NE \ IIl \

san Antonio. Texas. sept -5--The
Eighth Illinois infantry. a negro regi-
ment. is - he released from service
and viii he replaced I'm the 18th pro-
visiOnal division by the First Wyom-
ing. ordered 10 proceed at once 10 san
Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
.sy- SAIESMANSHIP CLASS
rnNIMI1sTEE MEETS TIESDAl

The business mems advisory com
raittee for the Y VI. c A class in sales
r1snshfp will meet at the Sheldon hotel,
around the lunch table Tuesday noon
September 20.
4 thorough and efficient course OF
salesmanship is being planned and out
lined for the local Y NJ G A during
the coming season II VIII be lmlteu
to 50 members. and Will be available
10 representative list Of men from the
different lines Of business in the city
The committee Is composed Of J. a
kauer. Maurice Schwartz, ;. W
Daniels. T. a. Couzens. Francis O'NeiL
F. L ". Polk. K L Simons, A h An
derson. C. NJ Davis. ! : Thompson,
Geo. Franklin, E. G. Perry and NJ \
Thompson
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