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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-29
FL general Alfredo RieaGt
ha sido IIanada a Ia
ciulsd de Mexico
nj CARRANZA Nj OREGON ES-
TAN SATISFECHOS CON IA
MANERA QUE OBRO EN-
Ell ULTIMC INCL
DENTE
En- Nucvo Laredo, todos los ieies in
vitan al pueblo 4 somar las ar
mas para iuchar-

Scryirio Especial para IL piiE%et.
LAREDO, Texas. Junio 2..-LCs
peri6dicos Observation-Disclosures quv s.
publican Ell el norLc de Mexico. tracn
Ia noticia de que Alfredo Rjcuu,. &C.
&c de Ia IONA comprcndida cnvrc La
redo V MatamoroS, Ia sido liaIna,io
por q primer jefe, Y quiza - &c re-
tire Q. mando Y IA confianza que q
gobierno DC facto habia Gcpisjtato
en- q.
SeguH los misnaos periydicos. Ga
.rranza y 81 minist-o dc Ia Guerra,
vieron con desagrado e. tino con que
RicaUt zanio In d~ificultad que So ,c
prescnt6 al tempo dc detcner cl
avaDce de las tropa= americanas que
penetraron al pals por Ia sacci0n &c
sU maudo.
No fut del aeraUo de JOS senores
de, @obierno Ia actitUd asamida per
RicaUt. actitud energica Y conc,ijado-
II que cvit0 eI derramamicnto iuuljl
lie sangrc Y Il vuelta al suclo amecj-
cano dc las tropas que, eli persecu-
ci0E dc los bandidos que ~attcaror
San Beuito, cruzarcn n Inca divi-e-
ria,
Natfarrate, seguu Ia misma prcEs%.
Sera el successor de RicaUt. ActI&lmen
te el rcferido general carrancista. sc
encueHtra cor2o jeie dc las armas cU
Ia ciudad dc Tamrico, en- donde cor
sUs Hrociamas ; manjfies,os ha sem
brado II desconfianZa entire 10, c<-
tr2njeroS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-29

p:-s . |. Er Gel d.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-29

f"asa . "a p:,r %. Col. ia
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-25
TWO BIG OIL LAND
LEASES FILED YESTERDAY
Lt4s LOEB Secures Nsar. fH Aces
West 90 f1r City

.nI at.f
HnfuH M urnn I, $500.
I., nrr rfIf
8. Boa fH, .n.. 200 O.,.t
% L t H..
.H ru.
It. muu nu thf .ft
tru $50 HtHf
tre.H.u Nar p.Hn HN
D.n..ut ufIn offH
H... IN. ..t fr.N
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REACH THE CITY THIS AFTERNOON

VIII Se MI AT UNION STATION AT sis THIS Az.
HIN TiT6NS1 HeN, BY MAYOR MILLER AND DEIFGA.
LIZ, rrUN ROM The COMMERCIAL CIUB-DAIIA
IlES 10 STAGE ENTERTAINMENT AT rus HJCu
oOHOoL AUDITORIUM TONIGHT AT s O'Ci OCK
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-23
-O-O
HIS LESSON

''It is very wrong to brighten chill
dren% said the school teacher.
That's a fact, nom" agreed Mr..
Gap Johnson Of Rumpus Ridge, Ark.
"And it's liable to be plumb danger
Gus, too. luther day 1 came home
and foundy Rowdy, the baby, play
ing beside a stump and slipped up
behind him and hollered 'BooF And
the little cuss whiTled before you
could say "TurkeyP and damned
loose at me with my own gun, that l
didn't know he had, and came near
blowing my fool head of !'-Judge.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-23
--O-O-
INFORMATION

When painting the floor of a room
care should be taken not to paint
yourself into a corner. This can be
avoided by painting in circles 50 that
you'll be left in the middle.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-23

YaVapai, N. M.-Saloons can open
side doors only here on Sundays! But
Joe Geraghty hass't any door ex-
cept the one in front, so he hangs out
a sign, side Entrance" in front, and
sets 'em up.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-23
HISTORY IN 1911,

A few years ago, about 1776, we
got into fuss and swung the war
club because some "knab-the-kale''
guy to put a tax on tea, etc,
Well, Norman, these days with
meat, leather, -four, clothes, butter,
eggs, potatoes and few other unim-
portant necessities whose prices are
rubbing shoulders with the moon for
altitude hOnors, we put up a kick
that has as much kick to it as an eel
has hips.
-0-O-
HER CURIOSITY AROUSED
Helen-I heard you out there.
What was it Jack said just before
leaving that tickled you so?
Gertrude - It wasn't anything he
said. deaT,-Judge,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
SELLING CARRIES OFF
WHEAT VALUES FROM TOP
Rccnrd Frirr on Present crop ucachcd
When May Sells Above LIB
md July La.

CHICAGO. January .@,-'fhc record
price for wheat on the present crop
was reached again to-day, when the
Mas future sold 1T i.33 IS 10 1888 ..
and the July 1t l."6. These high
prices failed 10 hold. as conside ra bic
long wheat was thrown overheard he
cause Of available profits, and this
selling carried values of from top
prices. as to a. cent Resting spots.
however, were At An advance Of about
IL cent for the May. while the July
Was IL cent off. MAY shorts were
urgent buyers during nearly the en-
tire session, and on the weak spots.
which were brought about by heavy
selling by bears III an effort TO break
prices. the principal longs led in the
buying. !, was market without a
leader OF either side in pronounced
way. Those who hold the May at
Chicago feel there is but one course
for values. and that is TO higher levels
They acknowledge there is "A possibility
of price rccossions now and then on
profit taking BY longs. but they are
banking on ultimately higher prices
under a hull market.
The character Of the huying was
much better than the selling to-day.
The bulls refused to give the July fu-
ture much needed support as they feel
that July will lie tho month to own
"hch ihe uniaNoTaDlc crop conditions
commence to pour in upon the Board
of Trade q little later In the season.
II viii take "a, least fortnight OF
growing weather TO determine as to
tho probable deterioration. and the crop
reports To come forward between now
and that period will more than likely
start an old fashioned bull movement
in wheat.
Cash sales Of wheat at Chicago were
100000 bushels to-day. with $4,000
bushels Of this for export. New York
reported export sales for Friday Of
100000 bushels. and to-day these
transactions were $4,000 bushels AS
long as foreigners continue 10 take tho
little hope for those who have put out
short lines and who expect 10 cover
these outstanding contracts and nccurc
profits at declines.
Corn was off least cent on IN.
Increased offerings by holders In tho
interior. coupled with the Tact mat
points east Of Chicago arc undertaking
this market. and the export hinin,4s
continues small. cash sales here wcrr
small at 10000 bushels
oats acted in sympathy with cn,u
ana declined Is 10 IL cent. There
was continued export dcmnnd. I'm,
cash houses sold both NAV and mi,
freely, and this caused some sclIiug bv
longs In those months. Cash anlcn u,
Chicago were 1850 bushels. Of which
10000 bushels were for cxport
FORK was the strongest article on
the provision list, showing advance,
OF = 10 J, cents, ribs advancing /. :.
! cents bui lard was OF 10 to Is ccutY
shorts bought freely Of pork, and Tho
selling was led by packers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
NEW JERSEY HAS UNIQUE
PRISON CAMP ON WHEELS

IN salem County y H.. last .Iuiy Il
county prison road camp Mas started
70 relieve the oNcrcrowainu Of the
lalI hN ltwlcSS characters who had
driitcd INTO tho county OWING to til"
Hicat expansion Of the powder works
~ bcnis Grove.
IN" camp. according "a Il report re-
co'N"d by ibr. lasting w. Hart. CHAIR
man 81 the Jail committee or the Ma
'loiai committee on Prisons. moves
about from place IL place as the work
requires. II Is composed Of two buiih-
in.S mounted on wheels, substantial,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
GRAIN RATES UNCHANGED
Tarin Proposing Cancellation. Which
Would Effect increase to Virginia
Ports, SUSPENDED hy I. e. Z.

WASHINGTON. II. a.. January oo.-
Tariffs Of tho Atchison, Topeka and
Santa &c and other railroads. proposing
cancellation Of joint rates on !lour and
other grain products from Missouri
River points, when originating beyond.
to Newport News. Norfolk and Primers
Point, Va. Were suspended TO day by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
until May -. The cancellation would
effect Al increase in rates Of IL cents
per 100 pounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
COL. HOUSE IN PARIS
Accompanied hy Wif~. VIII Hc Guest
of American tnbassador sharp
While ut French Capital.

f'AElS. January - Idelaycd).--Co
oncl T.. NJ. House. personal representa-
tiN" Of President Wilson. arrived here
to-day from London. accompanied by
Mrs. House. They viii bc tho guests
OF William g. SHARP, American ambas-
sador while here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
k--n Competition n, Rocky Mount

ROCKY MOUNT. y. e. January ca.-
Leaf tobacco sales for tho week have
oecn about 100000 pounds. al an aver
age OF sla.li, making total sales %
date nearly i7.100.on0 puuuJs Tho
quality OF tho offerings have been
about ~ line with former weeks since
tho Christmas holidays. Competitor has
been keen. aud prices AZ. showing
some advance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
GAIN OF Se,O3e,63O
Half Yearly Stntcmcnt nf Americas
IOcOnrptiNc Company Shows Big
incrcnsc In Gross EARNINGS

NEW YORK. January o:.--The half
yearly statement OF American I.ocomo-
TIVE Company. issued Thursday, shows
IN in'r"hFc il gross earnings of s?,ta?,-
""h Tor tho six months ending Dcccm-
hcr ~. lblI nH compared with the cor
responding period In 1914. The totai
f"' The lasi riN months OF 1915 was
~ i.ars.str Tho abatement also shows
tlta' 'hr company had on its books on
january !. rae. unified orders amount
Ing 10 -. 20. 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


\ small. coy apartment, FOR rent IN
the Westminster, ms Grove Avenue,
all conNcnicn"cS. Phone i;auuolph
6"9S- W.
tbls rcnt. Groom apartnlcn;. nicely
(, arranged and furnished for light
housekeeping: modern. IN good nctgh-
horllnod. rent reasonable. Address ~
22a. care Times biSrat,h.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
BLAZE ON BIC FRE|CHTER
OF MYSTERIOUS ORIGIN
Norwegian Steamer Sigma Forced to
tut Back After Being Out Several
Hours with Cargo for Russia.
OFFICERS HEAR 80 EXPLOSION
but Unable to Offer Any Explanation
or How Fire Startcd-VcsscI VIII
lie Dockcd, Partly Unloatlcd uud
Examined.

NEW YORK, January 2n-Nv.,or.
surrounded tho fire which forced no
Norwegian froigh, steamer Sv,n, ;,
put back !" this ror, to-day. after hav
ing sailed yesterday for ,rchanrcI win
n large cargo consigned to tho R,~
sian government The nrcboat ,,.,,
HAM J. ';aEn"r met the freirh,er =,
quarantine. and. after quantities OF
steam had been turmoil into ,ba
SNsna's forchold. from which clouds ~
smoke were pouring when she reached
port. II WAS believed tho tirc was vIr.
tually under control
oihccrs aud members or ~.
irciShtcr's crew said that. so far a..
thcN knew. no explosion preceded i,ho
hi". but they were unable 10 offer >,
explanation OF how the blaze orir,n,,od
IN u hold which. they said. contained
only structural steel ana railway ma.
'"riaL When asked II thor. was M,
Ni"chcc lhdlcatu IN" nrc had boon
ihcehdiarS "'Sin, tho officers said
that 1t WAS too soon Ia mako >, T.,
>'S''s"'lon' ana declined to comment
upon tho unusual features OF ,he
blaze.
Members OF the Sygua.s crow .ho
covered tho hatch OF tho forohoId -.
'ordaN said there was no Indication =,
IRE when the rrci-h,cr suilod .,d -,
IL was early Yesterday evening hororo
ono ~ tho watch saw s.n,c ,
escaping from around tho hatch RIO
cover VAS hur,t"dly ,akcn or. and
while no flames could 10 .ccn. \ rro,,
quantity Of smoke ro.o fro,, a. go,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
MEN or LARGE AFFAIRS
SENF,ItE IN CRITICISM


For instance. men who direct large
forces OF employees were recently dis
GUESSING tho serious conditions arising
from the war.
THE responsible "ncs viii he pun
ishcd.' said one.
I:ut the - is responsible. and
Wi!l hc. TOO. be punished?
"'Y,s. | mean him too; he is the one.
was the reply.
And this is very typical OF the way
TIA" ordinary people are talking, and il
- !; condition which might have the
eraNcst consequences"
And yet" added Baron Adclsward.
iii is a mistake to think that Germany
is exhausted and will he forced 10 peace
through sheer exhaustion. She has
many resources still, and can fight for
II long; time"
Baron ..dclsward visited tldcrshot.
The great military rendezvous of Eng
land, also the grand fleet in OF
tho ports OF Scotland. and later con
icrrcd with Premier Asquith and other
Ejiiish leaders.
Tie british fleet in reality has three
points Of concentration" said he. and
We visited the main point, where most
Of tho great hattlcshipS are gathered.
III Is u most impressive sight, not only
OF strength, but of alert readiness
Turning to the question Of permanent
world peace, in which he is so much
Interested. Baron .tdclsward said:
1t should tic understood We have no
concern in seeking TO end the present
war. That. OF course, is highly dcSir-
able hut il has nothing TO do with
Our movement. and the bclligcrcnt gov
ernmcnts are firmly determined to deal
with the question OF peace in their own
way Hut our aim of an enduring
peace IS tn" same. whether the war
lasts ono year or ten ycars--wc must
prepare the way. study the practical
methods ANA mold public opinion to-
ward preventing another world Gisa stcr
such as tho present.
'tcrtainiy. every civilized natl has
an interest III such IA work. We have
met some discouragcmcnt and opposi-
tion from some Of the allied Govcrn-
mcnts. on tho theory that we were
urging premature. peace. But that is
not the ease, and in talks ! have had
with some "f their leading officials |
have shown Them that on. movement
is IN truth seeking the same. ana that
the allied forces nSaimS IN the
trenches arc seeking m honorable
peace which Will be Lasting ana will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
For .:iShcd Flats

FURNISHED apartment on host bloc:
ON Monument Avcnue. con,istiu. Of
PARROT library. dining room. Kitchen
" bedrooms and oath. Storcroom. and
anpl" closer rooms. from; and back
rorch: VIII rcut reasonable Ia dcSir-
ahl" tenant. Address i 2ci care Times
Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
BARON ADELSWARD LEADS
IN NEW PEACE MOVEMENT
Former Minister OF Finance al
Sweden Is Practical Man and
Not mn IdcnliSt.
TOURS COUNTRIES Vt WAR
Ills Interest Is Not in Intervening
or Stopping Present Conflict, but
In Read iusting Worlds .Nnnirs to
Prevent Recurrence Of Disaster.

Prevent Hc,urr,pcc nr u,S,Stcr
rI.ux S,,,.ry,.r, ,rn t,,.. .,
R.,,o, ,,,oi,,., ,r,,cr Ni,,;.,n, ,r
~ 'N'"'u' ~" ~" = '"''''"''
al -" Swedish iiESiaE. i one Of the
outstanding tcurrS of tho rcacc move.
,,o,, !; ,. ~ a., ....
VIZ" S''NS 80 '"''' 49, - H'"''
the rrcscn; war. for Tho hcilirercnt
governments have made il plain they
vii, nav. ,a,,in =, IL, vim ma, 81,
~ S''''' P'"'" NV 'h''' CIV" WY
hut that other movement which seeks
l." pa.c the way fo, a r.adiustmcn,
of mo u,,,.i.. ,.,ir. o,.,,,,,, e,,i,,
''''' y" '''""'' :" '""' Wien ''''''
- go '''',' '"''' W.
, 49, 'S"'''S' = '''"' - ~"
~ w.. - - NV @''"- ~
-" .''' :" - IT "
] 49, Wv" 49, ~, =" ~"
80 "'"' "'S ''"''' "'"' ~
- ~ =
$500 '""' - ~
~ :" W.. p''" - ''"
~ ~ ~" ~
''.''"l NSl"'l' ~, '''- '''''' "'''' 81
:" "', ~
~"
- 90 '''''
=" - : ~ :" 80
800 ~ :"
" 49, 49, 800 - $3.50 '"
., 80 ~ - 80 ~
,io, ,,,, ,,,o ,o,i,,. .r..ir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
FOR RESf-i'iats.

-
lPl'Eis Hat Of rooms. private bath.
possession at once. Madison 63.2.
SECOND HAT 25i, l'ark Avenue. 1
rooms ai" hath. possession February
J. Apply 80 West BROAD street
TWO ni""ly furnished flats f,r light
housekeeping: OF" " rooms and ;
rooms. Nlo East Leigh street.
FLAT for rent: price reasonable. Ap-
ply lac. Mary land Avenue. Highland
fark
WANT 20 suhrcut = modern a-room
Nat. 3naS West ';rac" street WIN
suh,en' FOR 50 month CAN Boulevard
fa'
For rent. upper hat J rooms. separate
entrances. bath and yard: electric
light. hot water aud gas Apply TIA
North Thirty fourth street.
trrEH Hat OF rooms FOR ront rca-
s"nshlo. ZOOS West Main street
FOR rent. Iicht. Groom nat in West
End. all convcui"nccS: moderate in
rrirc. Phone boulevard lls7-W
TWO large roo.1s and hall room adj
Joining bath. Grace street: mflr-
niSh"d. rhonc sunday. Madison :7o3.
M"nd"v Madison 1876.
WANTED. '" lo, furnished ~ unfnr-
nish"d. trst Nat: vor. rcasou;a hl.
Anrlt i" South Third street. ~ 49,,
East Main street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
FOR HENT--i;eai Estate.
FOR RENT.
.AI'AltrNl k..NrsS
riit. Ri:,'oki:.

\o.'iio ALLEN AVENUE.
\cw!! decorated, seven rooms. io,
VIII nave to Sc. to appreciate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

900 acres for $4,000. miles 10 station.
500 acres open and cultivated. inn
proVemeniS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
zl,,MmRhiA>N < CO.

zoo acres, with improvements. mile
u station. = good farm for S3.'no.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

gle acres. ou ear linz. : miles FROM
city. Groom dwelling only 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

SIS acres. on ear line. 5-ruom dwell
ing At stop. only S2.lno
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

FOR rent snall Office on Main street.
near nos' Office. size sx: feet Phone
GadiSon atG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

DC II guarantee of future security to
them aud to the whole world
hut what practical step can lie taken
10 insure world peace" Baron Adcls-
ward WAS asked
The most practical means. II seems
!" me-. said he. lis TO mako u reality
"f IN: permanent Court OF Arbitration
OF me Hague, giving IL an actual cX.
'St'hcs ana strong controlling fore.
IN the regulation of international ar.
FAIRS. instead OF having ia as a mere
i"'o'l'c agreement 10 which the ma
tons have asscntcd In principle Tho
Hague organization is a splendid nu.
ricaS. nut II needs to 10 dcveIopcd from,
an tu.di an. a prlncIpic TO ~ reality
" IS u great deal that All civilized
governments have already agreed To Il,
IN princtpis. Eut i, remains 70 give
'iiH principe the dciinitcncss OF n prac-
'i'''' WORKING judicial tribunal--a
real world court. actuaily in session.
wt'h International jurists representing
tn. Various countries ACTUALLY in at
tondaic'. considering and determining
international litica,ion with the same
systematic regularity aud inali;y that
stat" courts consider their cas.s and
with branches taking an active rart
IN conciliatinc and mcdiatiur national
"isI'u'"s, $" that nations viii come TO
lock !" 'h'H International body az m.
one competent ana prepared 10 act with
authority aud hnalitN. There is moth.
nv u,opian about ;his. the prin,,plc
IL should 10 remembered. is alrcadv
rr'h2ntf"d and agreed 10 b: all ma
tons. and tho machinery is at hand
80 mat only the practical dctiilp OF
ot.ani%attou remain
The Organization and equipment or
III" liaIuc has therefore nppcarcd ia
=" to H., entitled To nrst place in the
ha.is for - :astir. world peace. There
arc many other piopositions--redu
of aruHin"rts. Ct. Thcs. arc OF the
utmost raln" and Importance. and Vel
the reduction OF rrmairc nt and other
peace measures Viii follow naturally.
once tn" great essential, world court
II The ITaSuc--is realized
Various propositions are being care.
fuil> studied. in addition to that con
corning TN" Hague. notably the <,irS.
ton ~ - rlchiscitc among people TO he
annexed before amy annexation OF their
territory - effected. the reduction o,
arrianuoniS the ounn door for com
lnerc". rs tho closing OF commercial
"""r' of'"ti leads 10 international dis
cord liberty Of the seas. civil and re-
iiSlouS liberty and the right OF people
10 rs" Their own language: control OF
idiiiiincnis over foreign policies. pro-
hihition OF secret treaties These and
''tcr plans viii all contribute TO last.
INK world peace. Yet with Tho Hague
'Iihnnal FIRMLY and practically cstab.
iiSh"d as world court those reforms
wtii follow nuturalli
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

7 II 7. bTNN'N'N To
No "2la NOM ME.NT AVENUE.
Eight rooms. three baths and ser.
wants rooms.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-21
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GRAY HAIR
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Even Dark Shade

Not even a trace Of gray shows in
your hair after a few applications Of
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer to hair and
scalp. Q-Ban is no dye, is harmless.
but makes scalp and hair healthy and
restores the natural color glands. II
your hair Is gray. streaked with gray.
faded, dry, bleached. thin or falling.
apply Q-Ban as directed on label. Soon
all your gray hair and entire head Of
hair gradually turns to an even, beau
tiful dark shade. leaving all your hair
healthy. fluffy. soft. radiant. thick, full
OF life. fascinating: so evenly dark and
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Q-Ban. Also stops dandruff and fall
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mail
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-21
G. I [. COMPANY 1O
BUILD new FACTORY
com PANY BUYS SITE At FIRST
AVENUE AND RAILROAD
STREET.
WILL ERECT BUILDING
ESTIMATED TO COST $1,000
Factory Will Be one.story Brick
Building Of Ground Dimensions Of
5ox150 Fest-Expeet TO Let the Con-
tract Saturday and Begin Work
Early Next Week.

The c.. & E. Manufacturing Company
is preparing to let the contract in a
few days for a factory building to be
built on a site 60x1S0 feet at the north
west corner of First avenue and Rail
road street, purchased of P. F. Arney.
The plans for the factory have ueen
prepared. and it is hoped to let the
contract Saturday and get the building
started Tuesday.
The building is estimat I'd t. cost
about $1,000. 1t will have ground d.
mansions of 50x150 feet, and will be
one story high. and will be coustrI =
ed of brick and concrete. The north
and south walls will be mostly glass,
to afford plenty of light inside.
Officers of the company will be in
the front Of the building and will occu-
py a floor space Of 25N40 feet, subd;-
vided into two private and a public Of
fee and toilet. The rest of the build
ing will be devoted to manufacturing.
Provision will be made to build later
a detached heating plant. The factory
is expected to be flushed Dec. l, when
the company will move from its pres
en- quarters in the basement of the
building at 107 North Center street
which has become too small for the
growing business. Ample space will be
provided in the new factory for addi-
tional machinery and equipment. A.
R. Cooper and NJ. H. Cooper are the
principal owners Of the company,
which manufactures a line Of parts for
Ford automobiles and hardware spec
ia1tieS
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In the District Court.

w. II. Cass, II West Nevada street,
has filed an application for divorce from
Mrs. Myrtle M. Cass. Cass asks the
court to award him the custody of his
child. The couple vas married at Ce-
dar Rapids. where they formerly lived.
Sept. 80, 1912.
Charles P. Alltis. of this city, has
filed suit for divorce from Sarah ALL
tbs. The couple was married here May
10, 1909.
A writ of replevin for the seizure Of
equipment in the meat shop at 20S
East Main street was issued Wednes-
day afternoon on the application of w.
E. Rupert, owner of the building, that
is leased by c.. f. Scharfenberg. In the
application Rupert alleges the equip
ment listed belongs to him.