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Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-18
Members Rap Conferees For Not Making Number Big ger, Scold Britain for Irish Executions. :
FALL SEES TROUBLE
 FOR U. s. IN MEXICO
Secretary of War is Now Wait ing Only For House to Pass Bill, Wilson to Sign; Then Recruiting Starts.
(sy Review Leased Wire,

W NASHiNGION, May 1.-The Sen ate. after an all day debate. agreed r5 the conference report on the army reorganization bill with a roll call. The House is expected to approve the report within day or two and send the first of the big national defense measure to the President.
 The bill provides for regular army of 21l. 900 officers and men al peace strength and approximately 260.000 at war strength. and for a federalized militia of 457 900 officers and men at maximum strength
 Scolds England.
 Discussion of the conference report embraced a denunciatiOn Of Great Britain for execution of Irish revolu- tionists. attacks on the administra- tion's Mexican policy, renewed as- saults ol the national guard as a political force and vigorous criticism of the provision for a government nitrate manufacturing plant.
 Fall Sees Trouble
 Senator Fall asserted that General Pershing. with the 12.0oo troops at his command, could march on to Mexico City. taking every town with little trouble if he were unhampered by orders from Washington. and that ninety per cent of the Mexican p.o- pie would welcome his action lie declared, also that representatives of General Carranza were negotiating with foreign governments against the United States and that this govern ment would be forced to fight foreign forces on Mexican soil if it did not soon do it's full duty to the people of Mexico and the United States
 Senator Borsh. of Idaho. renewing his attack on the national guard as a political force. declared that 1t would prove to be more detrimental ro the United States than an invading army. He arraigned Great Britain for the Irish executions. declaring there had been no greater blow to free institutions since the European war began.
 New Army Not Enough.
 Senator Lodge and Chairman Sr5ne of the foreign relations committee also criticized the army bill. the former arraigning the House for not accepting a larger regular army pro posed by the Senate and the latter maintaining that the proposed army was too great.
 Raps Conference.
 Senator Brandege. author of the amendment for a regular standing army of 250.00G men at peace strength which was repected by the confer ence. declared that the English langu- age was inadequate to express his disgust at the conference action and said he hoped the good Lord who guards the drunkard ard the fool will save the nation"
 Measure Working Soon.
 Secretary Baker said tonight that as soon as President Wilson has signed the bill he will begin consulting with the general s:an to put the measure into effect.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-18
fsy Review Leased Wire)

DOGULAS, May 17.-Adolfo de la Huerta arrived today in Hermosillo according to a telegram received at the headquarters of General P. Elias Gales, military governor of Sonora and tomorrow. according to Ives c Lelevier. Mexican. consul, will take office as civil governor of Sonora.
 Gales To Be Supreme
 It is broadly intimated in official quarters that de la Huerta while gov ernor in name. will be subordinate in every detail to General Gales, who re- tains the position of commander in chief of the twenty thousand troops assembled in the state. This is a cer- tainty, almost, as de la Huerta has publicly pledged himself to continue General Gales policies and to retain all of his appointees in the various state offices. Thus General Gales will not alone retain all power but by mere word would be in position to set aside any of the civil governors official acts.
 For Countrymen
 MT. Lelevier returned today from Phoenix where he interviewed Cover nor George w P Hunt of Arizona, as we'll as the state board of pardons ir relation to reprieves for Francisco Rodriguez, who is sentenced to be hanged for murder at the state prison in Florence May 19, and for Eduardo
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-18
THE STRENGTH OF TEDDY.
vuo,,,, "EhAR RAPIDS, Ia. May r.. "oxav xiNS0Hd iurred at the AAs'dFI leIIolliasJ convention

-,,,- Oft0 fuiitu at luc 'AeiqFI lpIIol!IasJ convention x nerr-rv- Robert Healy F of Webster county presented '' the name of Theodore Roose- * welt as ''the greatest man in E the world" and the logical < choice of the party for presi-
 F dent. At the mention of Mir < Roosevelt name a bedlam of E misses and yells broke loose and 's Healey was hoOted from the {; stage.
 < Attorney General George Cos E son. candidate for governor. < while addressing the conven- < tion was forced to give way be- < fore his time limit of 10 min 's utes had expired by clamor- < ous call for Lieutenant Cover x nor Wm. l.. Harding. < MT. Harding in his speech < eulogiZed Senator Albert B. < Cummins During the day the
 < delegates unanimously endors- <; ed Cummins' candidacy by res x olutiOn.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-18
GERMAN "suev SINKS.

COPENHAGEN. May 17.-(via Lon don May 1S.)-A German torpedo boat hasbeen sunk by a German mine of Falsterbo, Sweden. according to the Berlingke Tidende's Malmo Cores pon. All hut one man of the crew were saved.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-18
Many Mexican Troops

Reports from General Pershine were characterized as routine Infor- nation from Mexico indicated that the troop movement toward the bor- der had assumed such magnitude as 10 indicate that before many days the number of Carranza troops in north ern Mexico, would be even greater than that General Obregon said he would send
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-18
New Army Not Enough.

Senator Lodge and Chairman Sr5n' of the foreign relations committee also criticized the army bill. th' former arraigning the House for no accepting larger regular army pic posed by the Senate and the latter maintaining that the proposed arm, was too great.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
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Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-14

Mems Half Hose-We offer an unrestricted choice of our en- tire stock of Mems Half-hose
 Silk plated. Cashmere, etc. at pairs for .............$1 $1.oo Mems Suspenders, one of the best known makes of soc Suspenders-at pairs for. =. $1.0o Mems Neckwear-We offer choice of our entire stock of mems soc Neckwear, includ- 3 For s1.co Mems Winter Weight Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, ecru color, our regular soc grade in all sizes-at for .......$ 100
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-14
S1.48 Wash Tub Combination at. S1.OO

This combination offer includes a steel faced wash board, value 39c- a galvanized tub, value 5sc-a fold ing wash bench. value 5Oc-the whole complete at s1.0O
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-14
S1.75 Framed
Pictures .$1.O(

Framed Pictures, several sizes, non furnishing, Royal Gold washed frames, assorted subjects, some in oils. others high grade olegraphs, value up to S1.75-choice at $1.00
 Easement Dep't.)
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-14
S1.4O Step Ladders. $1.OO

Step Ladders. size feet, well built of clear wood, not the cheap cant trust kind, but a regular $1.40 value-Special price S1.00
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-14
DOMESTIC DEPT

36-inch Bleached and Un- bleached Sheeting, regular price Sc a yard-Special price 15 yards for 36-inch fine quality Bleached and Unbleached Sheeting, reg ular price lie yard-Special price F yards for ........ Pillow Cases, sizes 42x36 and 45X36. regular price 1Tc each Special price s for ..... Bleached Sheets, size S1X90, no center seam, regular price 69c each-Special price for ..... 4O-inch White India Linon Cnote the wfdth) regular price 19c yard-Special price 10 yards for ............... 36-inCh English Long Cloth, regular price 15c a yard Special price 10 yards for ....
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-14
BOYS WEAR

BOYS WEAR Special at. ........ $1.00 Boys Blouses, size 4 to Is, value 25c-Special price 5 for S1!O0 Boys Blouses, with French cuffs, value 75c-Special price two Tor .............. ......-. Si.VO Boys Oliver Twist Washable Suits, value soc Special price value s1.50~special price. .... s1.oo Beach Rompers, regular price 50c-SpeCial price for .... $1.0O Chiidren's Toques, regular price 50c-Special price for. $1.Oo Boys Hats, regular price soc Special price for ........- $1.O0 Boys Knee Trousers, regular prices SIPS and $1.5O-Special pTlcc .-...-..---. SI'OO Boys Knee Trousers, regular price G9c-Special price ? for. $1.o0 Boys Sweaters, regular price S1.5O--SpeCial price ........ S1.OO Boys Winter Overcoats, small sizes, value S2.50-Special price $1.0o Boys Suits, odd sizes, value S2.00-Special price ......... $1.OO
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-14
LINEN DEPARTMENT

Bleached Table Damask, some strictly All Linen, others fine Satin Damask, regular prices 65c to s75c-Special price ? yards for mathematician. $1.oo 72-inch Irish Table Damask, heavy weight, strictly All Linen six patterns, regular price S1.35 Special price a yard .... $1.0o 22-inch All Linen Napkins, Irish make, value $500 and $3.50 a dozen-Special price TOT SI.CO 17-inch All Linen Crash Towel ling and Glass Check, regular price 17c a yard-Special price 8 yards for transformations $1.0o Extra large size Turkish Towels, hemmed, value 25c each-Special price for .... $1.Oo Size 20x3s, All Linen Huck Towels, regular prices 29c and 33c-Special price 4 for ..... $1.Oo Size 15-inch Guest. Towelling, regular price soc yard Special price 3 yards for .... S1.oo Sanitary Diaper, 10 yard pieces regular price 65c-Special price for S1.o0 One lot of Bureau scarfs, fresh and new, regular price $1.50- Special price ..........S S1 .00 One lot of 36-inch Luncheon Squares, strictly All Linen, value $1.50 and $1.69-Special price ''.......-'.. .-...-. 9l.VU
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-14
S2.25 Embroidered
 Flouncing at. ...... $1.O0

Embroidered Flouncing, 36 to 45 inches wide, in Organdie, voile and Swiss, regular price up to s2.25 a yard-at $1.00 a yard
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-14
Mems and WOmen'S
 S1.5O Umbrellas at. $1.00
B Packages of Toilet Paper for. .. $1.OO

Toilet Paper in rolls or packages, regular price SC each-Special price B for $1.00
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-14
S2.5o Hanging Lamps at $1.OO

dl sOO
 Hanging Lamps, kerosene burn CTS, 14-inch domes, floral decora- tions, complete with adjustable spring ceiling hanger, regular price $2.50-Special price S1.00
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-14
Great $1.00 Values In
 WASH GOODS

4O-inch plain Tan Colored Lawn. regular price 15c yard-Special price 16 yards for .....-.-'.. ...-..--..-.'-' Sl'VO Duchess Plisse Crepe. 23- inches wide, in solid colors, regular price 121a yard Special price Is yards for .... $1.oo Good quality Outing Flannel, 36-inches wide, value 121Ec a yard-Special price 14 yards Tor SI.Vo Plisse Crepe, 26-inches wide. pretty floral designs, value 15c a yard-Special prices 12 yards Tor Sl'oo Best quality Percales, in large assortment, value 1212c a yard Special price II yards for -. S1.oO Ripplette, or old-fashioned Seersucker, 2S-inches wide, large variety, value 15c a yard Special price 10 yards for S1.oo Best quality Dress Ginghams, this seasons newest designs, value 121Rc a yard-Special price 10 yards for ........ $1!OO One lot of Wash Goods-plain Poplins, New Cloth and Beach Cloth-Yalue 19c and 25c yard-Special price 10 yards Tor ..........'.. ...''..'' $i'0o
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-14
BIankets-Bed Spreads

Size 11-4 Cotton Blankets, reg ular price S1.25-Special price SIG 100 extra size Crochet Bed Spreads, hemmed and ready for use. regular price $1.50- Special price ................. S10
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-14
St.5O Clothes
$1.OO

TldllIpGlS P4.UO
 Clothes Hampers, splint ash, size 15x15 x 24-inches, regular S1.5O Hampers-Special price $1.00
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-14
$1.OO
S2. 50 Mesh Bags for $1.OO

German Silver Mesh Bags with 5-inch frames, plain or chased. reg ular prices $2.00 and S25O-very special at $1.00 each
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-14
Choice of S2.OO ChinaWare at. ..... $1.OO

A $1.00 table of Chinaware, con- taining an assortment which in cludes Berry Sets, Salads, Tobacco Jars, Sugar and Cream Sets, Spoon Trays, Statuary, value up to $2.O0- choice at $1.00
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-14
S1.5O Thermos Bottles

lOl @1.OU
 Thermos Bottles in dark green pebbled cases, one-pint size-reg- ular S1.50 bottles at $10O
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-14

Mems F1eecy-lined Shirts and Drawers, our regular soc grade at 3 for ............ $1.0C Boys Outing Flannel Night Shirts. our entire stock of reg uIar soc goods-at 3 for ..... $1.OG Mems Blue Chambray Wash Shirts, sizes 14 to r, regular soc value-at 3 for ...$ $1 .0C Broken lots of Mems French Cuff Shirts, in good assortment of sizes and designs, $1.00 value-at 2 for .............$ $1 0C Combination Offer-We offer a choice of any s1.O0 Shirt in our stock and any soc fourth hand Tie for .................... $t.ot
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-14
Si.75 Hand Bags for $1.OO

Women's Leather Hand Bags, all new patterns, regular prices $150 and $1.75-Special price s1.00 each
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-25
10000 VOICES
And Many are the Voices of Clarks.
burg People.

Forty thousand voices - What a
grand chorus! And that's the num-
Der of American men and women,
who are publicly praising Doans
Kidnew Pills for relief from bach
ache, kidney and bladder ills. They
say it to friends. They tell 1t in the
home papers. Clarksburg people are
in this chorus.
Here's Clarksburg case:
Mrs, L. B. Huntington, 1l9 First
street. Clarksburg, says: The first
noticed OF kidney trouble was when
began to suffer from dull, dragging
pains across the small of my back.
They got more severe every day whom
l began to have dizzy and nervous
spells. 1t hurt me to straighten af-
ter STOPPING and the kidney secretions
annoyed me, too. Doan's Kidney
Pills soon brought me relief. The
pain. dizziness and nervousness left
me and my kidneys became normal. &"
Price SOC at all dealers, Don't sila-
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Huntington had. Foster-Mil-
burn Company, props, Buffalo n, Y.
Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-25
The Colonel's Latest Drive

The New York Evening Sun, which
has been additionally an anti-Fsoosc-
welt paper and an open admirer of
Justice Hughes, prints the following
editorial:
Once again the veering weathercock
of national politics points in the di-
rection of Theodore Roosevelt. Who
can wonder? The frank courage ard
patriotic wisdom of his great Detroit
speech put to shame the hesitations
and the reticences of his competitors
When politicians go into the silences
on the eve OF the presidential election
they can hardly expect great armies
of voters to follow them with enthus-
iastic shouts, nor yet remain on the
misty outside waiting for them to
match out thought or conviction.
There is a kind of preparedness
which always attracts 1.-The citizenry."
1t is that shown by the man who hos
definite and concrete views. on the
problems of the day, who is convinced
in his own soul, can give reasons fo:
the faith that is in him and
is ready to lead in what he considers
the good cause. He appeals to the
minds of the masses, stimulates their
Imagination and arouses their admir-
alton. Out Of these elements are