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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06

s @9fh mon a9 samples and Illustrated esta9s
inc Honston Te-,s eNAs COAX q SUIT Co.
T-1,1-I- III---------,
mad suits Sree-ss uS o. lq i t f
maker 70 wesrer sent upon request Ire
mendous values Palm Beach suits made 20
Tor one fodsv a,d -. ar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
profit. Texas Cloak & Suit Co. Inc. Hous-
ton, Iexas-
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For Rent-ROOms Furnished
--~Sc~~~~~-~~~-~~~-~-~ ---~~--------~-~---~-~--
9OOD oso[0ola . week, Fhone Z41--
ROOMS S1.5O up 1921 San Antonio
ROOMS connecting bath. S15 \. Kansas
FTFC1|-I7 - - - -,7---------------
800 -------------
NUN Tor gentleman No sick. No. Brazos.
DESIRABLE bed room for rent. 1O1s Noble.
NICE front room. ground floor Phone 474.-
FRON7T 7o-J 49, 75-i.- go 200, 80
- - r
SUI 1aEI.N Aotel . w1. up. 42S {. Fl Paso-
COOL airy room. sleeping porch. 1O15 N
oIenlo1-
NICE outside sleeping room 81 week. ia
= 0e-.o--
EAHETTE ROOMS CHEAP-Close in. 2l3
-----, o. ! --o--9 10
SUITE OF rooms. also one large bedroom.
-
LAhGE cool ROOM suitable for gentlemen
- - 80
NiNE large rooms. one room mouse m rear
- -,
NiCE cool 'front.' bedroom newly Lurnlsnee.
-
fOh hEN - urnls ned room Tor men, APP
rt - f e7S iooiH i0I rent -'O' Mon
-, ,-,-,-,-.-
IN ~ 49, r aeslLaois rooIn' Sleeping
RT1R007 --i-l i-i,.s-5 ,5-7,-i7--- -io.- -
B BhDk0 Jea Elth Altchen privilege close M
;- -, - 6 =, -,--,
X @ or or, an I 1lrIis ,i5e ro9i' sasse"
roo 49, - ,,---;-5--; - -
FOk NL- ~ iurnished 'front.' room
nm 3S-TT 80 - y V---.- -.
I-itF bstb SunT,,e- rates
- -
SIi'ai-,,-i Iurnisheo IIohl ro0in' 90 "s'
1--7-,-----------.--.-----
Nj, 'I,D,eT 80 ~ Sf1tIs AVE-
- : -, ,7------
DL.l-u4ats 49, =
wafer, Iree o1-IS, SV--eL nay - up VIZ
LARGE front room, suitable for ! gentle
liien- ~ ~ ottIlul-
SEVERAL lovely front rooms just north Of
Cleveland SQUARE ~ y santa re
aHn Ing Nu ii nafw rod
home. fOs. Montana.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished front bed-oom.
walking distance. Phone 1897 r.
----------------
\ santa Fs St.
WANTED-Cast off clothing all kinds.
----s ------e-- : NM So ------- --------
FOR RENI-Bed room and sleeping porch.
llls Montana St Phone 5-O5
NICE front room furnished SO per month.
lOlS Magoffin- Phone 1915
S7T7-1- -. - -. - a. - ~
21s1.
T-PS-ISITET1 = to- - a. -
i- NJ iSiiH ~. room with garage IN modern
I5007I-5 ----------,-- -,-------.1--
t nOO,HS reasonable near > w SHOPS -Sv9
elyLele-
7TODFRN7 T,---J-1,,I $500 ! 1-7--I- 80, n
49, 81 w. NJ lT'i 30, n q '-i A.
----., ~ y 80 1--.-o ~ d. 4 --o--- 10
FOR RENT-Bed room and sleeping porch
close in, ali Convenience. Phone 4iss before
ten after three o'clock.
,,
FthNlsHED room suitable for two gentle
men, all convenience, private family. walk
ing distance 2os Bryan ST.
FOR RFNT-NicsIv fUr1IsbsT Mont RON,
efs. 4os E. Rio GTands Phone iioi.
I1,-7,, +. - -
iD s1 rsxai6d r99m with o sleeping porch fac
ment ais Epson.
FTFG 4NTT.Y f,,-nIsIeJ rooms --J,i, -Iee,J-71.
porch. 1 block from Cleveland square. Phone
4O49 J.
ITDUD-1 1I11---T-1 -,
.t - ~ $3.50 -, Slesn al'u ..-oSls.l ~.
IaS Sa anu T IrsIsleat rooms summer rates
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06

Every car carries one price Go all with our
guarantee OF complete satisfaction. Terms
can be given on some Of the bargains should
the accommodation be necessary
II you have car 20 sell bring 1t to US and
we will give you prompt action
We pay spot cash for all the Fords you can
bring TO us that are in saleable condition.
Fred G.. HOagland 4 Company,
5O6-50s San Francisco St Phone 1895.
Open Sundays until noon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
$4,000 20 Sl00.O 900 on well i'm
proved down town property.
Seven per cent net. Only well
improved down town property
considered.
BrOaddus a Lebanon.
Land Merchants"
Phone 1858.
10s-2l0 First Natl Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
Cattle Loans.

CATTLE loans volncy B. Leonard. El Paso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06

COVER a GREAT FIELD WITH THESE
FIVE GREAT TEXAS NEWSPAPERS.
Dallas Times Herald; Fort Worth Star-1ele-
gram; FL PasO Herald: Houston Chronicle:
san Antonio Light Combined guaranteed
circulation over 10000 daily; us. 900 Sunday.
Combined Classified Rates; Sc per word per
insertion daily; &C per word Sunday. A 20
word ad In all five papers will cost only 81. 90
FOR one weekday insertion or 1890 COR three
insertions. including one Sunday. Minimum
charge based on 20 wordR All copy for
sunday insertions should be submitted by
noon Of tho preceding THURSDAY. Send or
bring your OrJe with cash to Classified Ad-
ertising Department Of The Fl Paso Her
aid. and your ad will be aced In these
papers Cash 10 accompany order.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
Answers to HsraId Ads.

The following list OF uncallsd for
answers to Herald Want Adevrtise-
gents are now being held for delivery
at The Herald business office:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
CIoudcrOft Announcements.

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FOR CBOUDCROFT cottages Phone 6Ses w
FOR RENT-New cottage In Cloudcroft,
reasonable. Phone t50l i.
HOTEL TEXAS" Cloudcroft n NJ. @. A.
Breckheimer. Prop. Nice clean rooms Reas-
enable rates and good accommodations. Also
furnished cottages for rent by month or sea
son
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06

Fall & Mitchell. Employment Agency.
303 San Francisco St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room With
sun room and sleeping porch combined in
quiet place only men roomers on same
floor All modern convenience Would be
suitable for . men. separate beds IL de-
sired. Men only close in. Phone ig4s. Also
have garage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06
Helm Wanted-MaIe and Female

- - 49,
EXPERIENCED stenographer wanted quick.
References. Write or phone Lester company,
Mesilla Park. y. NJ.
HELP WANTED-For all departments. The
Lodge, at CloudcrOft. New Mexico. Address
with reference, IFS care Ell Paso Herald.
MEN-WOIEN WANTED-Government Jobs
SIS TO $3.50 month. Write Immediately for
list positions now obtainable. Franklin In
stitute. Dept as %. Rochester, n. Y.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-06

TWIN Indian motorcycle perfect run
condition. Phone 1888.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-08

l,ssfoi io ~ hants q as ~asionsi
tAih ifHn nsateistlon and a. fnr
iHtfnft Ahe rsritl naok ~ tbo nnd
tAntt NN nt aist thtm mu.h tise
tNe pH'Ntf "a etnFnes iner,sAstsf mai
iuwef sfsHtis ts aaitalitsne ilt i,snt
iN nrue iann i,aa h.ands anl ga ihs,s.
H iht Dgfn NiAfk4t rhs asa ii,.s..ts
tnaf ehen a feAaYal faus taaA mas
ipautd f.oNea ~ fafmris "a ma, !.
SOC Nfffcrspansing anaounl "a farm,
i.hn 'a'n.if ted ihat ihr iasal that mas
" Hstod tf AM une iianA on miri
"'i'h cs'ii'i g la fpa .s g. ia tv.a
A inftf ihet eal9tal rhh nualt sow
ffsifin iltsfrt ~ 81 haa ~ Nfsi
sfH'tm tiAeeaAep Co lnah on uJst
morlsaNss
tsfH i'sn eeed. arr e. ass,ado a..
FHeiiff ~ ptYrcnf f n.f moft than
i.rt Nent iuirfsei ana fs,stlsian seas
ihff sAaN 90 ,t,i@pi n,m ff,i,iaa
siaiV er nfuntcipai fassuus 1n., are
nsadr icesl invesfmenls ne tiasi faaas
fsrt afo nat a. te obligations IA fhe
tlatod statos lat viii have nshina
ihcw iht nfs nsetasF,s ~ fssm
tsniis Ihosc inHtrsrts ai.e slr a.
eurr fuam tstauun
in caHp iacal enrHftInns o. nN fs,af
nff tniaa tIon 81 farm b,an sssaoisiitma
.ann htnEa naf BEL auihrrfst 81, ttc
Nm iHau tHfi iU make fnita OF ffH
'4flnHfa tNfuaeh aalais "a af4sgsAta
rath He banks tuisl of MORTGAGE essen
rsniNr Hnd tts Saw FNJnlit establish
mrni nt inini STOCK aut tauka lo irnH
dIis iif fu ut4tUwttH an ursf wNif.
faFr. 81 nfm itnes fhre itnke W. 100
D. utNli sni'tftisAn uf ihe lsfu f.an
h0ufi hnt VS. nat hr assisted ht thf
itt,fHl iand hauk fuuda at ltsn 40
rntlaNUns Tho sinph lstnks upNs,rt.
whl,h afp io hs raWlnlIrsA at nof l.ss
i-san 900 nash slsp aai lssa. farm laan
isauds. rtrmpi fIun nkailuu anti naae,i
ar uiai nYOileaEf srtnullta iu tnt a..
Tent ef nfinu iunr1 th.u capital
si.'tt rh,Fe iansa sf, auhlosl il tbs
Haine protialag Of fhs iaw as lusn ha.
a'siaiient iu iosreoi is intUuas ratcs
HfuNulsafluu. etc
lU tht htnulna nhe ftaerl lmH
hsnlr wN Ne rUtrfnod rf dItsUf.fs
Hfi.Iufoi hf tht fafr4 hsan noafd bui
ifr ruN u.m t.Au Hre..tiH
nnnH fa auf Farni lhua hsnts ,ar-
Hl afo.t 0sgh t1eH GOO 4n sitefi,t
system ein l.ecomr effective. wHh
fnIr tiurttala thustn uf $500 hlaul
rha tit D} tH luan aearriHtuna $1,000
Nutfd utH tupnte comri aatIluf f.4lI
fif.Dtnr 500 uu.rit nf u..t htuAs
900. bosom fitf.un. wis nf GIt.tird
hf huIala eHn,cfe raetlf 10 atrrrNr,
aH1 UH.tturHf. 30 ...Hfsa .Iftarar.r
f1ni rfa htiu Haaa Isfi0im wait ht
Fntitrl to ulr customary fkamnuafuH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-08
TEXAS HAS BIG ROAD
PROBLEM TO Be SOLVED
q Iaessi state tn the Unian Contalnl
taraesi Village u Unimpfovsd
Reeds

Tfkaa. arcsrdlna fa fhe iHffrf HafH.
plation "a ihn rnitFH Hiates Nfllaf 4
futn nnads ms 1891 miiaa ~ hifN
way ~ uhieh uaiy pff cent ia nn
proved uui af fhir Anf, htai nnb aD
Hfe STONE rfatg mf aih.f tefl
aauar fhplr fslan4 thf aH Al.
rei state n Co. na BAG impre, .
~ ~ cent ~ hH nai
ss opo miicg 81 ruau hss improves "a
Ifff feHi ef fhfu Etigtnfis Teaaa
foadbNiaerr have mF l0b ahsad ~
fhrm haf tht "a iiinrneaf already shua p
~ AZ nd mHnrl f0f rnHd nmrrof emen'
Indicate fhaf fNt urrflm elu nr go Al
in Tfaas AZ g hap been solved in other
states.
IoaiMnafsit also Tcrar wr han geo
Hrurni af tnt rtpefifnff ~ tHH pia.
Hnrm IH rptd lmpfH effnu4 bose rt
prrirnre rhare amanF nfhff thinas
fhe uuNiaaafu ~ fsasesliifi a., fii.da el
lhr onr nnnd sua lnufa osHifIig ruri
rnrffrArffpn 0n enc aurf
An fspsfi 81 Ha llao stfffgsa co. ROAD
iasifflal falpnfr 20 che finff sffl.
I'D ihe conclusion ihaf Trraa viii Ef'
fauf- ftsa ftrtIrf fH bee nlnnei N fhi
form ~ asl.hait ipncsdrh wearing Hgf
farea ~ rarugfarftflf frff H.ftf
haar ilan can se 40 in HHB pihT W.
rf tbn adoption ~ tbiH fHfm ~ rnn
nfr4ciiun Theirs ia ciiuinffff ftD NiH
rsei sra grrrifalnn H 90 ln sHtl1
sos 800 unffttf fDsat ~ the fam'
flmf fhe aiaf ~ reHffff aH sHpfsr'
~ fgundailen y rcialnea eiho-n 800
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-08
ROCKPORT NEWS BUDGET

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.
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n u n.,,.t'..l .,.'i
$500. , NJ. a.,,.',t.
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-.
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......,. ..,....t ~. 800 ,.ttI t.
$3.50 i. ~. =,
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.... r,..t., .ss
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... 49, $500. ID. n..t, ...,,
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$3.50 u..u u,,s n.a AZ,
1850 t.,,t,.t., 80 -.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-08
ARE MARINE CORPS
ROCKIES SUB MARINES
wIN ~ TRAINING CAMP HAVING
Fbk VITA NOVEL
pHopltN

Iffn ANi.ti1uA Aun Cana tit.
iHth foiuHireg GO irininf n tas $40
600 "a thr Waited hiatfa Marng Neipa
HoitinH hHn Ilf lh .anlneas ia Jatr ur
plttf 90 ivHnI4f msflne tiird iu wtf
ns ffapfin spfmrd luh mffinr
THAT ia NNat $3.50 fnAltU nuw 81
3D. Nafnc rorus tnnuuf rsup lu
ianeiiN wpn lH aHuil Npr iH Annw
tHsnif ~ fhe eluFrn $3.50 seldit fa
Hr, l,innf thfm thst nsfinf u.t foH
HiffIt mHfiHf sinnuHh tnlfh fi ln
fIH a'Hntln aad ufHt tn na tfli'i nueu
n pnln mt Ca rNnsf mfunr
musi nfc tbarii De- aHN marine
1'he rr.fif tiatusfftfa 800 ihtt
Nuan W.Mttf ptoflepkrd this hwniu
pssti,m =, htn be wfris Bic neat alief
suh thrf ef Dainne Nn fi'nria ehiofa
60 drtiis ihe qnfaslOn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-08

~ acrn suhu4ian nom. .it.. 4.
catf'i mar car line utrria..tise ~, -,
.."' 'ieN ~ tiir Think ~ n De- tifnes
i' -f"nha MAN a rtsidtncs lut o..
tial price and trrtna
le acre truck land ciost 10 an ,o
'N'll'a alton qmall cash payment htl-
ance ipnr time
$50 acres. brsf improved farm Ia
N"'rcH rnunts This can he hsa ~ 4
pstfain " sold ln neat go da,a.
$50 acres uuimurotDd ns.r n.I,-
town tcr1 limo l,lack iaua ,s,srf,
VIII ecrrpi smau cash rsvmenf .,.,
f''e very liberal terms 10 ror ha.er
Nih Improve land I'rcc tss pof
acrr.
iON EXCHANGE
a-rUnm modern Residence 90 cha
riifal street o. irage for ciust .n
1crcaEr
Sew la-rrom STORY mnaerr r,si
dcncc South Hlnff oNnor uiu scn ai
a h1fruin FiNur rferIal trrmr a,
uafr for CLOSE .n APARTMENT atr
aa acres extra FINE hiart land icu.
thau tuu miles ifum gahstuwu iulatrI
on pnhht read and raifoid. eaol
farms ou thrn sides owner nIi tral,
for Corpus Christi property
We nave numntt % niec tunrs
COWS and c.itbrca fhat 90 ran maht
rc0Ili pr.tts ou 4len Httn "a uum ssr
~ tcr1 attractive trades listed SEE
us lf ln tnc market CIR tns thine.
BAKER WOOD REALTY Co.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-08
DOINGS OF THE VAN LOOMS
SPECIAL
NOTICE!

IA Van LOOMS seIGcT
OK CAV, 2-ATlpI ThG
'cON -ros< BSaDcE CLUt
IS ABOUT TO MEET ~
TAG. NAsl Loofs DoFfIctLE
~ cSpER TfsAT TAE
FVcDC wa NOT eB
HGrT ~ TaG taASsN
As TO TS4E T,otrtG3 at
one O. -T14fEsG- ~
Pcs TASsT FvOrs<- TtchsS
Tf.tS cSE WILL Is
EULL~ citF>osstcLEp 70
T,4E- 1917 CGTII- ~
T-sz SR Gps-I'r-f1<.
49, A.rSetc0A ~sSn 49,
PEET~>s4T p-NDA@C
~stl-A- <~T LAT UG
GALtCrTTsGp.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-08
RATES:
1c Per Word
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the first issue,
lie thereafter
DISPLAY
ADVER TISING

open fiat rate per inch. per column
vide. 35c.
Same sundays
Standing display Advertisements.
Open rate per inch per month. 400.
ReAding Notices
Pure reading matter each insertion
PEI lue zoe.
Iooaa per line each insertion. iec.
Contracts f1r large amounts ~ a..
vertlslng space ON application Al his
tffice
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-08
cisrrnNs CLEANED.


cisferns cieanel cod sl'hnm rm''
lnr water g 81 uirac1 Ihvne a3f.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-08
WANTED TO LEASE.

WANTED Tp LEASE raaturc iena
N.t. ii.utt ~ water ana grass com
DER foo acres u. 90 g501. Address y
49, Tor Us ctr ssg
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-08
Miscellaneous

spHELA Cuusisrs Not nid Boo
Hiorss Mrs tlorenro D. Ready Cor.
ei icre. gef HluQher street corpus
Christi TcKss tt'
TluS is just U tsN tUH fHat rs. h
ucl Carpenter sbnp is BE i,apl'a st
$40
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-08
MONEY 70 LOAN

I have eooo 900 g. luan on firs, mnr'
sage on farm land can Phone si3
CORPUS CHRISTI TYIEWRiTEH
ENCHf NGE HctaifnF reniniH sop
riica Agents for Royal TYpe@rtcfn
b. 10 no1 Ga. Phone 1871. tii starr
street fl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-08

MISS LANA ~ llAs eh cal fpr wore
% desired Phone tsi. Pavilion Ii0ici
geo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-08

tpN SALE Noa Underwood $50.
NufHf Number Ch.sp tnu nr
amiion rhHw .
loN QriCK sNlE SEQ a.sats darn
assd fiiIne arms COTS st I,m Wan
uif uucc Just Coo tHIus fu camp
p.ng ana outdoor rirfuns Tls
y hwarg Co. 1890 RISER PHONE tgs
goo
FnH SALE come lnu uhorioI warou
cuitnhtora aud middic nraker
ga nin hcr street eff
FDg sAlE taluruie Motor fo nic
chrtp fHr hcmnn frafinn. can af
r,as Motor SALES Co 900
ror SALE From one Co.. tom arfes ial.
ffo.i IMPROVED property fnr mHfs
nufH 10 Corpus World cnufftf uart
trad corpus Chritu pfop,tf oscar
Luia owner Tclcphon' 9blf d 20
rpR SALE st drouth prie,s inat
bought two carloads ~ mrnifuo
shipped from UallaI iRraanH that
hiNr ncsor hecn go rod Boz r0ruur hs
f0rs Prices ta rat 600 tNa rnn noir
80 200 dfre.era e. up. 30 dinIu Tables
POS at.r.n,c. r..trts 81 and aa rood
~t d.nnc chaIrs 900 hr.Hd nru
fumsd uab unur tthIfH. &. fn ft lrr
Than H.l.Hlf 4rd f.luaff.i N.II,H
asa thran Whlcs nur h1n UrI H
tul springs ruud af nrU 81 fn 81 Nr
hut rent aud exchange 1nur .r.if s
at.nH tsIhfs b SECOND filnI Furniture
New Britain herald., 1916-11-09
SITXH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs George "a Forsberg
Of Is Chapman street observed their
sixth wedding anniversary last eve
ming. The event was celebrated by a
large number Of their friends there
being about 80 in the party. Vocal Sc
lections were rendered by Mrs. Louie
Anderson who also sang at their we'd
ding. Miss Alma Carlson also rem
dered selections and there were reci-
tations by Mrs. August Brodin. Mr..
and Mrs F'orsberg were remembered
by presents of silver and a purse of
money the presentation speech being
made by Conrad Hultberg. Refresh
ments were served during the eve
ming.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-09
WASH. FOR WILSON

Seattle, Nov. 9.-Revised returns
from 1880 precincts of 1885 in Wash
ington early today gave Hughes 139,-
225, Wilson 148, 40G,- The reduction in
the preslfd ents vote as compared with
reports two hours earlier was caused
by the correction of an error in the
previous tabulation. The president
still has a. lead of more than 5000
over MI Hughes.
President Wilson's plurality in
Washington jumped above the ten
thousand mark early today when re-
turns were received from counties
which previously had been meagerly
reported and which went strongly for
the president. With less than 500
precincts to be reported all widely
scattered. Wilson was leading Hughes
by a margin of 10,74S votes.
Senator Miles Poindexter, republ1-
can, who was reelected will have the
largest plurality of any Of the candi-
dates on any ticket.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-09
for presidena give: Hughes 1850,
Wilson / $50

for presidena give: Hughes 1860,
Wilson 1880.
Returns from /, 1889 precincts out Of
1,713 in West Virginia for president
gives Hughes 11S, 1853, Wilson 116, 149.
Returns from 1881 precincts out of
lib for governor give Robinson, re-
publican, 116,3 1872, CornWell, democrat,
118,2OS.
Returns from 1857 precincts out Of
1,713 for senator give Sutherland, re-
publican, 117,O75, Chiffon, democratic,
112,405.
Returns for congress from 236 pre-
cincts out of 266 in first district give
Fleming, republican,, 1868; Neeley,
democrat, 19,455.
Second district-205 precincts out
Of 1913 give Bowers, republican, 49,,
1852; Woods, democrat, 16, 419.
Third district-235 precincts out of
295 give Reed, republican, 18,9SS;
Anderson, democrat, 1913.
Fourth district-191 precincts out
of 263 give woodward, republican,
1873; Null, democrat, 1909.
Fifth district-128 precincts out of
24S give Cooper, republican, 1900;
Wiles, democrat, 11,372.
Returns from 1924 precincts out
of lib in West Virginia for presi-
dent gives Hughes 114,935, Wilson
11O,856.
Returns from 1915 precincts out of
1,713 for governor give Robinson, re-
publican, 1860, CornweH, demo-
crat, 112,451.
Returns from 1905 precincts out
of lib for senator give Sutherland
republican, 114,122, Chiffon, demo-
crat, 107,744.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-09
The rising cost Of living is being in.

The rising cost of living is being in
vestigated by the government to as
certain whether the increasing prices
are being pushed upward unlawfully.
Wherever that is found to be the case,
persons responsible will be punished
to the full extent of the law, accord
ing to Attorney General Gregory.
Agents Of the department of justice
particularly are seeking evidence of
unlawful price increases through
conspiracies or other means.
The attorney general authorized the
following statement OF his depart
ment's activities in that connection:
THE department of justice is in
vestigating the recent abnormal and
suspicious increases in the prices of
various necessaries Of life, especially
coal. Wherever any such increase is
found to have been due to conspiracy
or other unlawful action the depart
ment will invoke against the offenders
the severest penalties which the law
prescribes.''
New Britain herald., 1916-11-09
MANY bodies TAKEN
FROM WATERY GRAVE
Crew Of Boston L Train Is Placed
Under Arrest

Boston, Nov 9.-The investigation
ordered by Mayor James M. Curley
into the cause of the accident at $50
Tuesday afternoon. when crowded
car on the Boston elevated plunged
through an open draw in the bridge
between Boston and South Boston into
the Fort Point Channel, carrying at
least fifty persons to their death, be-
gan early this morning.
Sixty-two passengers were on the
car at the time. The bodies of forty
four had been recovered yesterday and
it was not thought that more than ten
OF twelve had escaped death by
jumping from the car when it dived
into the channel.
Crew Is Arrested.
The crew Of the car has been ar
rested. They escaped death by leap
ing from the platform. The motor
man, George Walsh, insisted to the
police that the signals on the bridge
were not properly set and that there
was no red light against him. The
bridge tenders deny this fatty and
say that the car hurried past the
danger signals up to the open draw
and over without slackening speed.
The rear trucks Of the car re-
manned on the track when the body
ript away and carried it's trapt
passengers to the bottom. Three div
ers of the T. A. Scott Wrecking Co
were sent down to examine the car
and little later the company sent an
eighty-tone crane to raise it. The
divers reported that the car was
c+andine upright and that tho wiz;
tins were pinned inside it about the
doors and windows.
Later police on f1reboats started to
drag the river, but said the task was
hopeless unless the car was raised
New Britain herald., 1916-11-09
EXILING BELGIAN MEN
Baron Beyens Says Germans Are Send
ing All Able-Bodied Males Out of
Territory Now Occupied.

Havre, France, Nov. 8, 1880 p. NJ
Charges that the German government
is rounding up and sending to I'M
known destinations virtually all the
able-bodied men in occupied Belgium
are made by Baron Beyens, Belgian
foreign minister, in a statement is
sued by him today. Baran Beyens
says:
THE German government is round
ing up in large numbers in the towns
and villages of occupied Belgium
such as Alost, Client, Bruges, Cour-
trai and Mons-to name only the
first to be victims Of the measure
all men fit to bear arms, rich and
poor irrespective Of class, whether
employed or unemployed. Hundh-
backs, cripples and one-armed men
alone are excepted. These men are
torn in thousands from their families
G5,0O0 from Flanders alone are sent
God knows where) while train loads
are seen going east and south.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-09

first. All Of the bodies so far recov-
cred have been those Of men, dlS-
proving so far the early reports that
women and children were among the
victims. Most of the passengers were
employees of the Western Electric
Co.'S plant returning home from
work.
When the firemen arrived about a
dozen persons were struggling in the
water. These had either jumped or
had been able to smash their way
through windows and the doors. Two
that escaped in this manner were so
badly cut that they may die.
Tim Othy J. Shea, who was the as
sistant bridge tender in charge at the
time of the accident, said he was GER
tain the red light had been set against
the car, but that he was not sure the
arc light on tho bridge had been light
ed. He said the draw had been
opened at 5:25 o'clock to permit
towboat to pass up the river
II was in the controlling house." he
said, land took all the usual precau-
lions. There were red lights on the
the gate. Suddenly my attention was
attracted by a crash and screams. AS
[ looked around the car went through
the gate Of the draw and plunged in
to the channel Only the rear trucks
remained on the rail.
Il yelled to the men on the boat to
let the line of the lighter go from
the towboat SO that she would drift
back and allow her crew to pick up
passengers in the water
The other bridge tenders jumped in
boats and picked up three men, who
were swimming about in the water.