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To THE HOLDERS OF.
DRlARCLITG LODGE ASSOCIATION-
urs-.a NauH~awa Manila IluA .vulV L. I0Os,

'NSTi"E is HEREBY GIVEN. US pro.
yIded In tho mortgage OF the Briarcin
Lodge Association. dated May On; 1907
ana in tho agreement supplements thereto.
nue. Trust Company. Trustee. Gu0ranty
that bonds. Nos; 3D. a., 81, 90; sA,ss ~
tcs ana 4si have been draw for rsdemp-
ton on April sth. 1916, at lioes OF pa;
and Will be paid on presentation on and
ment Of the unders!sned, No. $40 Broad
wav. New York City, after which date In
GiyARANTY TRUsT COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, Trustee.
ny CHARLES II, SABlN. President.
Dated. February eth, 1916.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY
nE AIIE0NNY CII'N'rV

lBloadNay. View York CIV. FeD, ~. lSis.
Coal Company OF A!iessrv County lN. j.
this day declared the regular Scm.-
Annual Dividend OF Three $50 ger cent.
and an Extra Dividend OF Two G'c) per
cent. out OF the profits for tho yrsL 1916.
upon the Capital Stock OF the Company,
PAYABLE at this Once March !. 1918.
i. NJ; February -, 1915.
The Transfer books Will not ne closed.
GEO. n, BOWLDY. Treasurer.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

The Undersigned do hereby certify:
!. Thai. they have formed a limited par
n:r.sip to L6 he eI pTN5S & up coMP KS pr" ia
the County OF New York
.. That the general nature OF the Nus.
ress Intended TO he transacted Is an ~.
e.tmeH business In securities OF all kinds.
and all business incidental thereto.
). That the names OF az the eenerr!
therein. ali OF whom are OF fun age. and
their respective places OF residence. are as
Josiah o. Low.
Broox!y,,. city of New York.
rhe0'0' Riiseheld. Connecticut.
ely Q: New York.
"'" P.a.nield, New Jersey.
General Partners.
ROPER RroaSiNn' C!ty Of New York.
Special Partner
=. Tha, the special partner has con.
tr!bu,ed IS capital 10000 IN snsh 70 inc
mence on the FIRST day OF January. lsls'
rnd TO end on the Sist DAY OF pe'emoe''
DATED. New York, January Ard. 1915
T. E THEODORE J.. DlNOS
zen cen, docu- HOWARD
mrntary stamp HENRY W. sRoWtn
s,sts Of New York. County OF New York. s.
ON this ard day OF January; i9is; ostor'
me personally sppeareu JOSIAH
HsnpS u. Rrower n Robert. L. Pierre.
mont. TO me known and known 20 me 20 os
~. csrsone described In and who executed
NE foregoing instrument, and they sew
sra,lv acknowledged TO me that they exc
-u'su MYLEs NJ. BouRKE.
Notary Public.
tN.o,sr,ai New York County NA .Ss.
''S.s ReRkter's once No. 61As
" Term expires March 80, 1918
e,... Nav York. County Of New York. est
W BROwER. being duly sworn;
depos.s and Gays: am ens Of 'hs s1inSSyWS..
kiXON COMPANY. The sum OF eloo.eee
contributed 20 II: emT0n ss1S. ~ e nc
srsciai Csytn.r. has been oc,uslly ana Ia
COCO 'a'a '"N HENRY ". BRovER
Seam 70 bsfers ms this Sra day oS Jsnu-
s'S' Wv HERSERr r, CHRl6r1k
,N.,.,N Notary Public
ga New York County,.
Nj comm,shsn expires March ~ n''.
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the sales make n favorable comparison
with January "A year ago. when con
tracts were booked equivalent to 20
per cent. OF shop capacity, In Jan
uary. 1914. sales were equivalent to 81
per cent. OF capacity.
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R DE PASCO COPPER


qusrIsr!y dividend no, u o: - per
share on the outstanding Capital Stock OF
this Company has bsen derlarrd. payable on
Murch LIST. 1919. to stock holders % record
~ the close NJ business February aist, 1915
checks will he ME He'd BY the Columbia
Trus, Company. Dividend pisbursing Agent,
II. EsE MAILER. Treasurer.
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Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company
To The Stockholders Il Mdvals Steel asd 0sananes Csupsy.

10 IN otocthoIo~S q MiovAe Steet e0o VFnonee N@oW'
com1 Ts d .ss s,;, hay. d sss ,sss., f s..; ss1 E s%s =: s%ssssss s.s ,.i 1t III :;
the capital stock Of this company, consisting Of 100000 shares Of
the serm H' and 'e conditions sSsSa saS"i herein ere """H n The Subscription warrant:
A.. ,.si:..i.a on e: sesL. Of 4: company q. the close Of business
Each stakeholder will be entitled to subscrib: to the new stock.
:me sns p sf the OF .t ssG per psri: sss,si i ito t the n sss:n :. q Il: 's Tim: Aforesaid !. 81:
p re id tina, in respect 81 fractional amounts t%n no ri, 9n:s 70 sooic vss.
,,.s. e. i:d .s s';: s %S, {; 5. E '::s:s md 's s:hi. q i, g . :ss" y t9: =; Eel. !:
s:'ss'; :. at ss address ID respect e: III 81 . :ass : :sI:sslpa &c M si. sss.' OF ''' con,
Guaranty .:,"i T.s. ~ c :ss::.s,', ~ H to. ' S.r ;s' S:. ' 10 :s:.;s::: N |:
x ,;;s, c J, H. !: New Of is.a;; e.: late, !; ;s Il, 4 =; ~ ,'s su ~ y: =, m::s y
subscription: Cert cerads't.s for such stock viii be delivered as soon as
m: !: 49,: :;; ~; /: ; !: 4: !; !: :; : ;!;;,:: :: !: :;;;; :. !; III. :: =: ::;; ;::::;: - =: -:
s %:s. ;siii s:.o %::; ~ (: !, s:;s' and :: II :. ,.'s. :ss:: .:,sS 70. 1919.
written enf By yf q s,nsic .ssV %SIs SSG hs par ss vess to : s sSsK III, ~ sane or S1 such
part thereof a III. shareholder may not .n1seEibs. g $50 ?. :as.::
ss s sS%p snssr n.Tias agreed to '' TO ''' '''''e''' . '""'-'
present. ns' .u asis q, ' Capital ssIfs s.S ss:, r. t.. :: : :ss'ssss S Gavin: :sa no tel
s sSr 5sn;hs sn, issa The to .% %s;s 's si !Ds Sis1sii: d' s:pi.. i, :soes s: is.. .. a.
, 'ss f i4on L. s ss:.i ss% e w. s ssSSssS p, :s' v ssss: Of T .ssss Ill :: s: :s:
: .sp-ssi amS iSe ' So.so 81 sS' in s' paE%siy. p AMOUNT sSsss': ~h aes't ts ssss' az. e:
esrSins to lie present plans, vMi ;: ! scnysItiS's lin, into (. s.D ~ stock
g. Tn tss e sse s@su 1s sss p,ss the Ss f bos9d fU Of 81 Directors ess ys'S have : d sssa mined
: :sssk It ii i , ssv sa%n.s sS i s2sn ;iS 81 sSsSst to Of . iis ss:ssssst al: s' Rs1.
: :sss ins;ss. called ss Be : s ssts'sni Marc. %is' II: i q ts' .s s'i # asis:H il 70 s. ss" fore:
noon. and for the puarpc'.. Of sal. said meeting \: h.M have e ordered I 4! I'll: 81 :sos &
fs So !: % Els %.s To-; e 81, s; : S.S S:,ss' !; s, !; +: s q :;;s S =, ss:i? !: ;. n :;
by law : and the by bylaws s. will hereafter err Be mailed ale to each i~.toethoidsr:
SSs,; ;:ss % ;ss:;:s: , k =; Vi: f' 3. :.. :ssst r. i:s. :s I!:ss &. : at ;:s : :;s:.:
sssy to , satisfy the i Sonyss.i :So psiyass: Of t as,6 sSnS: 70 1 BE- i ,:lss q q
unissued stock to meet possible future requirements Of the company
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
WILLIAM B. DICKSON. Secretary.
Mdvale Steel and Ordnance Company.
Dated, New York, February 18th, 1915.
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Alaska Gold.

The right 10 subscribe to the new
Alaska Gold convertible debentures eS-
pired yesterday. The rights sold at
s: a hundred, Al one time during their
life they sold as high as SIS a hundred,
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February 18th. 1915.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Washington { New Orleans Tele-
graph Company viii he held NJ No. 1''
Broadway. IN the city Of New York, y. y.
on "wednesday. March LAT. 1916. at . . clock
p. NJ. for the election of Directors and
Ohfce,s and for the transaction or sich
other business a. may come before the
meeting. WIN. II. BAKER, Secretary.
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Said bones viii bs paid. With interest, on
March is', 1916. upon presentation with sil
UNPAID coupons. ut the once Of the Central
Street. upon which date interest VII, cease
TO scoruc, y. q. O.tkMAN. Treasurer.
New York. January 18TH, 1918.
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C%OTTONSEED OIL.

n. pgic. list showed very sight net
manages, Rehners were on both sides Of
the list, bui trade Was not large and out
.de ousiAess continued of small volume
the reports OF n tlowe consuming trade
srs onset ny the rrm crude oil market.
which is quoted at s,.7as.t0.
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THE CLUE.

FIFTH AVENUE AND slTH srRDrT.
Notice 10 hereby given that sscsnd mort
gage bonds o. the following numesss aGgrs-
eating Forty Nina Thousand Del,ars (SAs.-
o00). have besa dsaiGnated ~ lot Tor pay
ment Under the terms Of the mortgage:
HONDS on n 600 EACH.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.
Chieass and Western Indiana Railroad Co.
GENERAL MORTGAGE BONDS.
Trust~es' once, Room % 18th Fisos),
Mllls Dull1laR,

a. the numbers Of the lSe Ssnds. issued
under tbs trust deed Of the Chicago 4
Western indiana Railroad Company dated
operation o: the shaking Fund on March
LIST next, at the once Of Messrs. J. P. Nor
gan 4 Co. New YoFk. at io5 and accrued
should be accompanied ~ . power Of al
terney Transferring them 70 bearer.
CHARLES n. RUSSELL. r,u
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NOTICE
NOTICE
TO HOLDERS Of SPECIAL IMPROVE.
MENT BONDS OF
the CITY OF PENSACOLA FLORIDA
AND AL OTHERS WHOM 1T MAY

Inc GlIV VI ItNSAvulAs
AND ALL OTHERS WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN:
Notic. Is hereby given. pursuant. TO an
ordinanc. adopted by The Board OF COM
miss!on"r~ OF the Guy of Pensacola;
Florida. on January 10. 1915. that said
cay o. Pensacola has decided 20 redeem
at par sna accrued interest. on the. hrst
day ~ April. 1916. at the once OF ths
lNITED STATES MORTGAGE 4 Trust
COMPANN. IS CEDAR hTRtET. IN THE
CITY AND STATE Of NEW YORK: Ger.
tain Special improvement Bonds of the
CITY OF Pensacola. Flor!ds. IN ACCORDANCE
With the option specially reserved therein
and pursuant, 20 the law end ordinance
authorizing their issu-.
The bonds referred to and 10 De re-
deemed as aforesaid are Specia! improve
m-nt bonds Of the cay Of Pensacola.
Florida, OF the denomination OF Five Hun
dred $500, Dollags. dated Ju.y lrt, 1910.
designated Series e. Group b.. ana mum :
bered FIVE Hundred Sl>ty-one % Five
Hundred Eighty ,56l-bs0l Inclusive. mA.
turing July lst. 1876. -.
All persons owning. o. holdlng any OF
the above described Bonds ana all othe!.
whom IL NAV concern, aic hereby not!neu
that each and al OF sa!d above mentioned
Bonds are hereby required 10 be PIE.
rented for re leniption AID pa"nncnt al
tn. time. pace and manner herein above
THE CITY or PENSACOLA. FLORIDA,
By A. GREESHtT. Mayor.
2. ". EDG NET. cry CLERK
J. II PAYLlsS, Comptroller
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KfNNEcorT COPPER CORPORATION

DIVIDEND M, !.
TIE Boar Of p~to-. Of he Henn~,oo '"p'
NJ, CorDcrAuon Gas thts cay declared \ a.
6snd 81 OnN polar 81 o> per shave; for tn-
quarter ending March s! 40, va,ao!, M'rcn
nj huNncss 81 p Nj. Marc " ~, IrArsfe-
books VIII closc At y NJ, Marth,. - '''
and rror.n MMct %, 1910, Al \ "
xcnNEcoyy COPPER CORPORATION
BY Z lLkINM. sr-rclL-y
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DIVIDENDS AND .NTIsRzST.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY co.

DIVlDEND 10. -.
Al . mse:iIs 9: the s:a-d OK DmsessSsrSs
nsr cent. on ,hs Common stock Tor IN
quarter ended sist psc.neer lsH: bsins 81
the rate Of seven per cent, per snnuin from
frern special Income Account wss dscieNA
payabls on Is. April C.Nt to harscSaS
Ey 0. dar OF tn. RosTd.
" n. BAKER, secretary.
N>nuea. FeHiusry ~. lOe.
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

romnany and Term. Stk. Amt, Payable
Quincy Mining. quar- n ~. =,
t.rly .,.,,'',' 49,, Wv -
Standard on OF New :.
Jersey. quartorby, - GOV" "s' 80
C.ntrul Railroad hnl- +, A.. ,
tan. quarterly -, Pr 'f' MAT !
New York and queens
Electric Light and
Power. quarterly - pr -
American Gas, quar- .- A.. ,
teIly ,.,..,,' f'' "s' =
American Coal of Al
~.sa"""'annuaI ,...... -- So Mar. /
American Coal of Al
lephauy Counts A. ,
extra ,,',.'''t 49, ""'
nmap,ntly ..',....,, com 2ig'e APR.
Canadian racine :. A.
quarterly ..,,,,..''.' " ." AIT
Federal MininK ana
smelling. over a., 49,. a.
tsrly ..ss....'s's' pss ." N.Y. -
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TRE AMERICAN GAS toNP\>N
Wat Washington square.
plLllNelphin. Ia.

,,,.,,y s,y,e.nd o:2', = $50 ps
.h,r. has been de Jared on mo tspltA
Stocx Of ,his company, pAysh's Ns'Gl iss
ls,a, 20 til. s'o 'tho'd'-s OF f-ro'N sItht.s
a., lock- p NJ ebIuary Is'h. l?.r. CHI 'ks
'" Il TowNsENr -. Tc..sur'r
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e market closed steady.

sH'N''0' ~
nd
Tie looal market for spot cotton was quiet.
: point. decline, mid1linL, II sic. southern
~; markets a. officially reported were un-
,tin-ei, o 10 l. points 'ircline. New Orleans.
"i" Galveston. l."c: savannah, re:
Memphis, u s>c: Aus usta, il.1oc.: Houston.
81
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EMPIRE STEEL. 4 nsoN COMPANY.

a u~'ctIIg OF ,hf E"N!I q TTfetFbTO
h,ld on this da,., u uI '.trni ~ iso tsl
ner cent. VA. aec.nt-d OF tc pt''srea
Stock of the comp""y, p,yah. Mach tsc
ina to stock pl. er5 a. 3''rFl ng that
da,e Book close IT $40 Oh o.oc& r, NJ.
I'cbruary .<th upd rvopru Nn' "A nd
:. STiI.lNAh. serre'aVy
Cata.auuua. r-uL. Fe",utTy 70. l9it
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l5-The statement OF
the receipts and disbursements OF the 1reas
ury shows:
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M>p,soS RIVER POWER COMPANy.

2. ". E,.'f NET. fi'r clerk.
J. II RAYLlSS. Compirolier
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Tie n 4 u BIDS 10 Liverpool were
March. uTc: May. I2,Osc. July, 1e.2,c.:
orober l.. 800. The market there - due 70
ep.n to,isv ~ 20 z points decline.
por, rrcf MS and stocks.
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The Bridge Builders aud Structural
society late In the day reported Jan
uary records complete. showing sales
by all the fabricatinr shops in tina coun-
try last month equivalent t. 90 per cent.
of shop capacity, which il approximately
us, 900 tons. This IL the smallest tom
z reported since last September. but
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The Florida East Coast Railway has
piaced "A contract for frogs. switches ana
track supplies Of unusual magnitude
with the Pennsylvania steel Company.
Tie Central Railroad of New England
nut out inquiries yesterday for bridge
work, Another Eastern road IL under.
stood to have placed "A contract for 800
IONS of fabricated structural steel. Two
other contracts are likely TO be closed
before the end Of the week. A. a whole,
however, the railroads are making small
effort t. place bridge contracts,
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The Liverpool market opened quiet There
va q duict business IN spot cotton, with
ridd'u. Z points decline at SNd. Sales,
q" haes receipts, 81 ,"p bales, al! American.
Go.fi tasy
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I'll. Lake Erie. Franklin and Clarion
railroad has recently ordered so hopper
cars from the standard Steel Car Com
pauy. while the American Steel and
Wire Company is having 80 gondoia
cars constructed by the lialston Steel
Car Company. Tho Carolina, C~linchVille
and Ohio Railroad il in the market for
civ lnrapIoiiNpS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-16
WESTERN LEAGUERS
DISCUSS UMPIRES

Lincoln Neb- Feb. 16.-Club presi-
dents and, managers Of the Western
baseball league wrestled most Of Tues
day with the schedules Of games for
the coming season. and at late hour
had not finished the task. There are
no radical differences to reconcile. the
magnates said and it was hoped to
complete the work by not later than
today
The question of no Monday games ex-
cept to play off postponments. and in
lieu Of them, double headers every
Sunday, was the subject Of debate.
without a definite decision being
reached The umpire question also
was discussed, but no one would say
what action had been taken toward
lining up dependable staff. further
than that il had about been decided
to employ the double umpire system.
Owner McGil of the Denver club said
the report now going the rounds that
he was TO turn the business manage
ment of that club over to Hugh L.
Jones' former owner Of the Lincoln
club. was a mistake
On the question OF salary limit, it
was learned, the proposal made was
TO reduce the maximum monthly payroll
from $1,000 to $1,000, but it was not
adopted. one or two of the club presi-
dents arguing salaries should go up
rather than down.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-16
Y ATHLETES ARE
TRAINING HARD
IT'S ALL DUE. TO THE VIEWPOINT BY TAD IY
Still Hope to Make a High
Showing in international
Y. M. G. A. Hexathlon.

With less than a month before the
finals Of the International y VI. c.. A.
Hexathlon meet the local "Y" athletes
who captured the class C champion
ship last year are beginning to realize
that they are up against a tough pro-
position in holding up last years high
standard. Race and Guyle are out or
town and it rs possible that Nichols
and Schultz will be out of the running.
The gym viii be worked overtime in
an effort to develop some Of the likely
looking men. Guy Livingston is back
in the game and looks good in the
fence vault and potato race. Among
the new men who are showing up good
are r. Darbyshire, W. Hem. George
Biefer. Al Adkins, 81. Mudd. @. Boyd.
G. LOrenZ ]. Gillette. !. Kilburn and l.
Thomas. None Of these men competed
last year.
Practice is being held every Monday.
Tuesday. Thursday and Friday even
ings for regulars and on Monday We'd
nesday and Friday afternoons for high
school boys and men who are unable
to work In the gym in the evening.
The best records to date in the senior
hexathlOn are as follows: High jump,
Darbyshire. five feet two inches; Hem,
five feet; Biefer five feet: Mudd, Boyd
and Gaylord. four feet 10 inches. Broad
jump. Pickens. nine feet six inches:
Adkins, nine feet two inches: Lorenz
and Hem. nine feet. and j Gillette.
eight feet II inches; Darbyshire, nine
feet Potato race. COchrane, IS sec
onds; Livingston, Is 2-5; Krupp, Is 2-5;
Mudd, AtkesOn, Boyd. Kilburn, IS SIS
seconds. Fence vault. Thomas, six feet
one inch; Hem, Kilburn. six feet; A.
Schultz, six feet; Darbyshire and Logan,
five feet 10 inches.
Some excellent records are expected
to be turned in from the shOt-put with
big husky fellows like the Bowman
boys, Winburne, al Tatum, Chris Fox
and, Of course, Henry Schumacher
competing There will be many finds
among the shot putters It is hoped
that every member will do his little
part toward keeping Fl Paso on the
athletic meet in championship COM
pany-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-16

"HE first round of the preliminary
was over. and Kid Bolts returned
4 to his corner putting little. 1t
had been fast round but the Kid had
more than held his own. There was
slight cut over his right eye, which
gave off a tiny trickle Of blood.
Half way to the corner the Kid was
met by one of his seconds who had ms
mouth filled with water. The second
sQuirted the water in Kid Bottss lace
just as the Kid was trying TO draw
long breath.
You have seen a Chinese laundryman
sprinkle shirts before ironing 'em2 The
second used the same method Most OF
the water was inhaled into the Kids
straiuing lungs. along with the tobacco
smoke and the foul air Of the fistic
emporium The Kid was gasping a
bit as he sat down on the stool in his
corner.
His manager and three seconds i'm
Inediately surrouned the Kid. One sec
ond grabbed him and pulled him back
wards until he was stretched out al
most flat. his head against the ropes.
his feet barely touching the floor, and
only about an inch of his anatomy
resting on the stool.
Another second had a large towel
which he began Tapping up and down
with such vgor that it popped like a
whip lash, and raised great clouds of
dust about the Kids face from the
resined canvas. The third second had
a sponge and a bucket of cold water.
The manager of the Kid had half a
veteran orange in one hand. In the
other hand he had a bottle containing
some FLUID Of a medicinal nature.
'HandIing~ the Kid.
How duh v feel2" asked the second
with the water, as he doused the Kids
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-16
THE ENDLESS CHAIN
DANGER OF CATARRH
S.s.S. the Proper Safeguard

Catarrh is a cold" in its chronic
form. The air IS filled with bacteria
which is taken into the mouth and nose
through the process OF breathing. When
the body is in a healthy condition no
harm results. But with our modern
methods Of indoor living and sedentary
occupations. the mucous membranes
are usually not able to "thrOw-off" this
harmful bacteria, making catarrh
very common ailment. These germs
breed and multiply. causing iuflamma-
tion. the blood rushes TO the mem
branes to fight off the bacnl When
the blood is in vigorous condition its
defensive" efforts are successful.
Otherwise the cold hangs on"-turns
into catarrh.
Catarrh is a chronic Inflammation OF
the mucOus membranes Mucous mem
branes are the lining on all the inter
nal cavities OF the body. Get that
ALL cavities, There is the endless
chain" element OF danger.
The only way to treat catarrh is to
purify the blood. The surest way TO
purify the blood is TO take S. s. s.
Write us for special advice. Swift Spe-
cific Co, Atlanta, Georgia.-Advertise-
ment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-16
NGRiW FINDS MEYERS T000LD;
SENDS VETERAN OFF TO BROOKLYN
Meyers Has Slowed Up and Has Lost Confidence in His
Ability to Handle Young Pitchers; However, Brook
lyn Likes Him and He May Recover His Batting
Form; McGraw Will Rely on His Youngsters
by SAM CRANE.

men TO steady and balance his aggre-
10 viii be interesting to watch how
Lobert. fills the very important posi-
ton OF ihird base, for he is one of the
veteran players. But McGraw has made
provision TO fortify himself with
youngsters who have showed capabil-
ties TO play the difficult corner with
success. And surely the batting
strength OF the Giants has been vastly
improved.
According to Billy" Murray. Rousch
is as good am outfielder as ever lived.
but Murray says that ROusch should
great speed and ability to cover ground
would be best utilized. and he has so
advised McGraw. This would reIegate
Kauff to right and force Burns and
Robertson 10 fight for the left field
position, but Burns will doubtless play
a much stronger and better all around
game than last season.
Recommends EN-Feds.
Murray gives all the exFeds secured
for the Giants most favorable recon-
mendation as does Germany" Schaef-
err
1t was rumored at the recent Ma
tional league schedule meeting that
Molwitz, Of the Cincinnati Reds. had
broken an arm i'm an ice hockey game
this winter and that ON account of it
having been poorly set the first base
man may not be able to play during
the coming season. and that this was
the reason why manager Herzog Sc
cured HUM. Herzog viii probably
plav third base himself. nut Groh on
second and Esmond at short And, by
the way. the Reds viii have to he
watched-they look to be a prospect
ing strong team.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-16
NEW YORK WILL BE SCENE
OF ARMY-NAVY FOOTBALL

Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 16.-New
York will be the scene of the Army
and Navy football game next fall. and
unless Philadelphia provides n stadium
with a seating capacity equal to that
of the Polo Grounds. the spectacular
contest which had its origin here viii
be lost to the Quaker city forever.
This announcement was made Tues
day night by Dr. j. William White,
chairman of the University of Penn
sylvania committee Of the 3Tmy and
navy football game. after confer
ence with Lieut.. W. II. Smith, chair
man Of the executive committee of the
Navy Athletic association.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-16
MARCH Is TENTATIVE DATE
FOR WILLARD-MORAN BATTLE

Chicago. Ill, Feb. 1s.-Dave Levi
sOhn, Chicago representative OF the
promoters of the Willard-Moran box
ing match. stated Tuesday night that
Saturday, March %, had been tenta-
lively selected as the date to which the
fight viii be postponed Willard is
said to have refused fatty to fight on
March S. the date originally set.
Willard, he admitted. owing to I'll
ness from a cold. needs more time for
conditioning
'T suggested the new date IN a tele-
phone conversation with Tex Richard
a. New York today" said Mr.. Levi
sohu. TON Jones. Wizards manager,
was with Rickard while he talked, and
neither objected TO this date. However.
the fate Of the combat will be settled
in Chicago today. Jones viii be here
and we viii thresh it out with Will
lard"