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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04

years old. daughter OF Frank Hickey
Of IS Dearborn street. with her cousin.
Katherine Hickey. daughter of John r.
Hickey OF 1S5 Taylor street. who was
her guest. aged y, were drowned in the
PacatoqUOG river. just north of Kelley
Falls Manchester y H.
Two Drowned in beaver Lake.
George n Hunt. aged -. single. 81
Derry. Y II. and William 7 Higgins.
aged 81. single. OF IS Bolton street.
South Boston, were drowned in Beaver
lake. Derry.
Susan Barone. aged Is. or 61s Charles
in Canada pond
Finds Body with Bread.
The body of Osias Gauthier or South
Bridge was found in Cedar Pond Stur-
bridge. yesterday by Joseph Goddu. who
SAYS he set loaf of bread afioat in the
pond. and that it sank where the body
was.
AutO Overturns. Six Hurt.
SIX persons were injured. two seri-
ously. last night in Springfield. when
an auto overturned The most seriously
hurt are Carlton Garnes OF 254 Quincy
street. internal injuries. and Miss Edna
Butler Of 81 Greenwood street. whose
skull is probably fractured. and who
has internal injuries.
Lawrence to Lead Pros
Chester r Lawrence. q Boston broker
accepted the nomination or the Prohi-
bition party for governor Of MasSa-
chusetts
First Case in Manchester
Manchester. y II. has its first case
OF infantile paralysis. The afflicted
child is the IS months old daughter or
John Donahue. 1870 Calef Road. near the
feet OF South Elm street
No Liquor Influence.
Gov Mccall warmly denied TODAY
charges that the Boston Licensing board
appointments had been made in compli-
ance with prediction promises TO in
fUential liquor men
Pearson'S appointment Confirmed
The appointment OF Gen Gardner ".
Pearson as adjutsnt general Of the
Massachusetts national guard forces TO
day by governor Mccall was confirmed
by the executive council
Is Removed From Sanitarium-
Miss Sarah 7 Farmer. the founder OF
Green Acre. a philosophical colony at
Eliot. Ne. who has been in DR.. Cowle's
sanitarium at Portsmouth. y II. since
1911. was removed last night on a war
rant alleging Illegal detention and mis-
treatment She will now live al Eliot.
Ne.
Michael J. Pollard. wine clerk for ?.
\ Bresleo & Co. PIG Dwight street. who
was shot by men who robbed the store
Tuesday night died today
Picks Up Man at sea.
Capt Augustus Peterson OF the
schooner Rhodora arrived AZ Gloucester
yesterday afternoon with a Portu-eSc
fisherman. who was picked up on JULY
%. astray in a dory. When found. The
man had been six davs adrift without
food or water. and was in an exhausted
condition His mouth was parched and
his feet and legs swollen. He could
speak NJ English. His countrymen
learned that he went aStrav from tho
three masted schooner Julia T. Lisbon.
engage in a salt Goldfish voyage on the
banks
salem Factory Burns
8 1000 fire at $50 Yesterday after
noon destroyed the factory or Tho
Charles r. Rathbun Patent Leafhe-
company on Salem street. Woburu. and
threatened two adjoining tenements oc-
cupied bv SIX families
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
% FIRMS AID
RELIEF WORK
Agree To Pay Wages To
Men With Mass. Militia
On the Border.

DOSTON. MASS. Aug. 4-InfOrma-
IL ton was given out today that in
- respone TO recent missionary work
by the Volunteer Aid association about
p employers have been added to the
list Of those who grant full pay each
week to the dependents of absent en-
ployes with the national guard. IN a
number OF cases employers who had
ceased to pay salaries or absent men.
or who had not hitherto paid at all. re
piled TO the association that they were
surprised 10 learn that the absent en-
ployes had any dependents
The letter was sent out by the asso-
citation i'm order to ascertain the truth
of rumors that some dependents were
collecting both salary from the en-
ployer and aid from the association. A
few such instances were ascertained.
resulting in the withdraw wal OF either the
whole or part OF the associations aid
battery 4 Not College Organization.
\ special dispatch from Washington
TO Globe SAYS the war department has
ruled that battery \ of Boston first
regiment Of Massachusetts field artil-
lery. Is not a college organization a nd
viii nor be mustered out on sept. ! with
the ale battery and other college COM
ma nds
The war department has concluded TO
discharge college students in the bat
terry who apply for such exemption on
sept. J. The department then viii UNI
dertalle TO recruit the battery TO war
strength Immediately
Raise $1,000 Mt Revere.
soldiers relief day was held yester-
day afternoon and evening ar Revere
beach to aid the fund for families Of
Revere militiamcu serving at the Dor
der. About $1,000 was realized from the
sale of tags and the donation Of part of
the receipts OF the amusement enter
prises along the beach.
Eastern LenEue Scores
Scores Of yesterdays Eastern league
games were.
At Worcester. Worcester 1f- Lowell.
= At Lawrence. New London. .. Law
renee. 8 At Springfield. New Haven. (.
Springfield. I. At Hartford. Portland. ;.
Hartford. l. Al Lynn. Bridgeport. 2.
Lynn. 8
International Scores.
scores OF yesterdays International
league games were
At Toronto. Toronto 6. Buffalo. G5
luniuGs)- At Richmond. Richmond. .:
Baltimore. !. At Rochester. Rochester.
:; Montreal ;. At Providence. Newark
Providence. not scheduled.
Evers and Rcd smith Fight.
Capt. Evers and Red smith. the
Braves third baseman. fought in the
dressing room after the double header
with Cincinnati Tho quarrel arose over
a play in which Smith blocked a Gin
llliidti runner ana Inc umnOre called
the runner home Smith and Evers ar
Sued on the bench and the umpire put
Evers off the grounds. Smith told him
TO meet him after the game. If he was
not yellow" and lively mixuD fol-
lowed IN the clubhouse before they
were separated. Evers saws he wants
his unconditional release from the
Braves
>taIIings Suspended.
Manager StallinEs received notice
a. hi
for three uays by president Tener for
bad conduct" The bad conduct vas
the criticism or umpire RiGier after the
81. Louis game Wednesday
Two Young Girls Drown
shortly after noon Doris Hickey. Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04

the girl indicated by a crossmsrk on
the clipping he enclosed. II was
thought best to consigu this communi-
cation 70 the waste basket Romance.
rathos and hard. grinding work are
aH part Of the days work. and the
variety Of sensation helps.
Recreation for sick.
The recreation Of the patients is also
So ell organized. EeEimeutal bands play
.n certain DAYS. the strains of popu-
lar march or a catchy rag are heard.
the convalescents emerge from their
wards. grouping on porches. sidewalks
making picturesque ensemble in
BAHAMAS and couvaleScent forms. and
many on crutches or with arm in sling
Books and magazines iu abundance
have been donated by the citizens OF
FL Paso and elsewhere y moving pic
tire machine was recently presented by
Miss EuCkler. Of Nsleta. and a film
company has set ii mp
The hospital exchange is a well
equipped soft drink and general store
tavlnS as additional attractions a
riano, talking machine and an organ
quite an artist from a militia organi-
zation. who happens to be a patient
plays the piano daily
I'm the mess department 500 are fed
daily This is most important de
r1rtment. especially the divisions
catering to the sick. over 5000 is
expended monthly with the merchants
OF Fl Paso by this department alone
Answer Letters.
IN important duty which is relis-
iously attended to is the many letters
or inquiry from fathers. mothers and
others They are variable in tone
composition and grammar. yet all rep
resent intense human element
Jnremittin= toll on the part Of all.
edical officers. nurses ana -1e~ 10
iuS their best to render care ana com
fort To the sick and make them fif for
duty is the rule al the Forf Rice 49,
hospital.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
INSPECT HOME
Of RED CROSS
Philadelphia Mayor and Re
lief Committee Workers
Make Inspection.

always voted for woman suffrage in
the state legislature. We helped TO
pass the woman suffrage amendment
two years ago. an amendment that was
defeated in the state by a very small
majority and lar-ely because Of the
size OF the ballot used at that election"
Two Deaths. L. New Cases.
Two deaths occurred yesterday from
infantiie paralysis and - new cases
were reported. seven of them this aft
ernoon within few hours Tne us
OF victims for the day Is the largest
recorded I'm any single DAY IN Ems citN
since the outbreak OF the epidemic i'm
New York.
aged Wan Killed by auto.
Camille De Nofrlo. a street sweeper
20 years old. $50 South Delhi street
vas killed when struck by an automo-
bile in Market street between Eighth
and Ninth streets this morning. He
was picked up and taken to the JET
forson hospital. suffering from frac-
tured skull and a broken rih- lie dlei
4 short time after being admitted OTTO
Tuch. 1898 Delaney street. driver o.
the automobile. was arrested NaSis-
tratc Beaton held him without bail. 70
await the action Of The coroner
Truck Kills sexton.
Louis NIurdoCk. - years old sexton
Of The Montefiore synagog. Eighth and
Cambria streets. was killed almost in
stantIy by q two ton morton trucE
Y hile crossing Eighth street a. tnliE
street shortly before noon TODAY
SAYS BrrgIar King Influence High.
The existence of a gang OF burglars
which has Systematically rooned busi-
ness places IN Philadelphia for wears
was asserted on the witness stand be
fore ma EiStrate Beaton i'm central sta
ton Yesterday afternoon by Joseph
Gimbcl. Of @11 South Third street. who
was arrested on burglary charge
SATURDAY. night in the clothing store
81 AARON Baraff Bank street.
Ciimbel in dramatic recital. named
Jacob Baizer. alias Jacob Caplin, or
NTcKean street above sixth, as the
king Of the burglar ring
--Baizer has had me under his thumb
since 7 was q hoy u years ago Gin
bel said 1T was he who taught me to
be crooked
Magistrate Bcaton warned Gimbel
that anything he said would he used
against him
I don't care the man said. y want
to so straight have good wife
and for her sake ] want TO be de-
cent"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
DISCLOSURES
MADE IN PROBE
Says Gambling House Near
Costello Home, is Owned
By Congressman.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug A.
- Within two doors OF the home or
/ congressman Costello. in build
ine said TO be owned by him, the son
Of A Tacony undertaken. lost from SO
to s100 nightly.
This was one Of the sensational de-
veIopments Of the testimony given in
the grand jury vice investigation.
The charge that this place, which IS
On Torresdale avenue. near Disston
street. was used frequently as a gamb-
ling resort was made by Jacob Wright.
an undertaken OF 3Ifl LonEshore
street.
sums OF money nightly ~ tne pitS
which is supposedly small store IN
lie rear of the store, according 70
Wright is partition behind Wnich
card and crap games are played ire
CoTnniaf nts to the police. Wright said.
we're futile and the game was per
r~itted TO flourish
Declined Offer. II knocked Down
Judge. when ! refused 70 allow mat
nan to escort me home from a dance
he knocked me down" declared Miss
Nary BOYD. AGED 20. OF y s carp stree.
Wien she took the witness stand IN the
central station TO testify AGAINST
Michael Costello, of 1881 south tleEe-
land street. Costello was held under
$500 bail for court
The girl declared hcr mother oh
j,cted TO Costello II went To . dance
I'D saw costello there lie asked me
II he could take me home and when J
said no, he said he would take me
7 Ieft tho hall and Costello came
Up to me and insisted on seeing me
home ] told him 7 was going 10 have
him arrested. and he showed me against
a wall and hit me IN the face
POD
Mayor smith, George Wentworth
Carr. head Of the citizens Soldiers
Aid committee Miss Eleanor Carr, Mr.
Cars daughter, who Is aiding ln thai
work and Mrs. ". l. W oodruff, the
mayors confidential secretary, who
has charge Of the application bureau IN
The CITY hail for the soldiers aid, in
spected the old Harrison Mansion 18TH
street and Rittenhouse square. Ncster-
,iav afternoon where the local Rcd
cross society has established its head
Quarters
Claim Child Stole Hymn BocSS.
Maria Romero. a beautiful little sir1.
who is one of the five children IN the
family of Manuel Romero. only barber
IN Glen Dlden- was one OF the defend
ants al a hearing before Justice OF the
Deace Stuart in Glen olden last night
She is charged with taking 4 hymn
Dor, Mrs. Mary Able. her mother Is
accused OF destroying II.
Ware Favors Suffrage
Senator Edwin H Ware has Endorsed
the stand taken by Republican presi-
edntial candidate Hughes, in favor OF
woman suffrage
Ct have always believed and 7 still
ting fair play. Ny friends and I have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04

George y Hunt. aged -, single. Or
Derry. y II. and William !. Higgins.
aged 81. single. OF IS Bolton street.
South Boston, were drowned in Beaver
lake Derry
Susan Barone. aged Is. or 61s Charles
street. Providence. r J.. was drowned
in Canada pond.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04

n the hospital. who. unaccustor1ed
l" the riSors OF camp life. feel that
r." days rest in the hospital might
prove grateful These generally eaIfy.-
very soon that the base hospital is !,
pretty bad place for anyone who is
not really sick, and apply for permits
sion 10 leave
To the sick and wounded expert s,1r-
-ical and medical attention is avaiIa
hie which. with faithful nursing and
care, is given TO all. regardless Of rank
or condition
The record office is the center Of
this system Of service Here are tn
aclutaut and ten sergeant clerks who
between the hours of $50 a. m and
D. m- are continually on the Job.
The adjutant is affabIe and business
like at all times. with his desk piled
With reports from every department
~ the hospital. Yet he finds time to adj
Use militia medical officers as to thu
important points OF administration ana
direction. or any other subject where
advice is sought. and. this advantage
is eagerly sought by most Of the fire
young. doctors. who. though profes-
slonally most competent. vet. have
many things TO learn OF army methods
Every Day Busy Day.
livery day IS BUSY day Years
ago an expression was coined Soldier
ing 1t is largely used by vaudeville
artists Of mediocre attainments to ey-
press laziness. An inspection of the
base hospital record office would en-
q
term literally And more work is ex-
FCcted.
Many Phone Calls.
One day. no less than - trips were
made by our two ambulances 10 The.
city. for patients; and many others
made to nearby camps. No count hs,
ever been attempted OF the number OF
Z lephoue calls received. but these are
numerous and sometimes diverting. as
the following example will reveal:
The phone 'B-Z-z-z-z-
The Sergeant: Base hospital. record
office"
Voice: How is Mr.. Jones'"
The Sergeant: What's his first
Name What regiment
Voice oh. he's soldier boy. J
don't know what regiment. but his
name is Charley"
The Sergeant; Hold the phone.
please, I'll look him up
After search. her Charley is 10
Gated, the information supplied
The phone: "B-z-z-z-z"
Voice: AMBULANCE
The Sergeant: Where shall / send
it, who is this speaking"
Voice; The Third regiment"
The Sergeant: What state Where
is your regiment located? Is it an,
emergency case: Do you need any
help"
Subsequently all is learned and the
ambulance goes out
Breaks Sad News.
one time n fell to the sergeantis lot
10 impart grave news and the circum
s. anceS We're very sad \ promising
young soldier had suddenly died in the
early morning His records showed his
mothers address and. IN accordance
with regulations. the fateful news had
been wired her. He had been an ex-
emplary soldier and had formed the
acquaintance of a young woman in the
city As was revealed. they were en-
Gagged 20 he married
\ o'clock 9
phone rang
The voice: Please toll me how
Is this morning
Startled. the sergeant quickly re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04

Bridge was found in Cedar Pond Stur-
bridge. Yesterday by Joseph Goddu. who
saws he set a loaf OF bread afloat in the
pond, and that it sank where the body
was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04

Senator Edwin H. Ware has iadorsed
the stand taken by Republican presi-
edntial candidate Hughes. in favor Of
woman suffrage
q have always believed and 7 still
believe" he said. in the women get
ting fair play. Ny friends and I have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
Base Hospital Is Busy Place;
Pathos and Sadness Found There

Hospital Officers and NOncOmmssiond Letters From
Mothers, Tell Them Of Deaths
and Prevent Homesickness From Attaching Patients
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
TO DRIVE UrMNLARIN AND BUILD
THE SYSTEM

Take the OLD standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill T.lN1C. You know
what vcu are taking. as the formula
is printed on every label showing it IS
Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form.
SOC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-04
100 Rooms Of Solid Comfort

Hotel Savoy. Overland and Stanton:
everything new. strictly modern: csnt
be beat for price; $3.50 week up.-Adv.
scboI-s Arch Supports. Rokahrs. $40 Tex
Adv.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-31
You've Learned 10 Skate

And it costs lot Of money to learn the
fancy movements which the fad calls for.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-14

eILLiARDs AND BOWLING.
FOR SALE4-Billtard tables, orau.
new, carom and pocket. with compie :,
outfit, $125: second hand tables q
reduced prices. Easy pay rlents. o
store, drug, delicatessen ana SUI .,-
fountain fixtures. The BrunsWIsa
Bake Collender Co.. Davenport io~ -
I c. Sanders, agent. 21S HARRISON g
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-14

Only Did What II Should.
[ United Press Leased Wire Service. !
PORT ARTHUR TexaA- Dec. IL
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-14
VIEWER p. O.
is ROBBED
Evidently Work Of Amateur From the
Way II Was
Done.

Another robbery. the work OF an
amateur evidently, occurred at Viewer
last evening when the general store
and post Office of that place was brok-
en- into and robbed of number of ar
ticles, including $500 in stamps, one
pair of pants. six IngersoI watches,
some post cards, flash light and sew
eraI batteries, says the Fort Madison
Gem City.
No clue to the robbery has been
found. but from the variation OF the
things stolen. the tendency for belief
is that the robbery was committed by
some youth, or possibly a hobo, who
passing through the village, spotted
Mr. Little's store as place to pick
up few supplies. Unless the stolen
goods are either hidden or destroyed.
they will soon be discovered when he
attempts to dispose of the same
The local authorities have been no.
titled and a strict lookout will be kept
With six Ingersoll watches in his pos
session the thief had better time his
movements hereafter.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-14
DIRECTORIES
ARE DISTRIBUTED
New Telephone Books Have Names
Of Both keokuk and Ham,
iIton Subscribers.

The new telephone directories in
which both the Keokuk and Hamilton
exchange numbers are listed, have
been distributed to subscribers of
the two places. For Keokuk tele-
phone patrons the Keokuk directory
comes first and for Hamilton sub
scribers the Hamilton portion is IN
the fore part of the book.
The Hamilton list adds about 600
additional numbers. Heading the
Hamilton portion of, the directory is
the following direction to secure a
quick number service between Keo-
kuk and Hamilton:
ITO obtain quick service to Hamil-
ton. ILL.,, look up number you want
fin this directory, call for the Hamil-
ton operator and ask for the number
wanted. remaining with the tele-
phone to your ear. hmm ediate con-
rection will be made. The charge
for this service Is five cents for
three minutes, and five cents for
each additional three minutes, or
fraction thereof.
III you prefer to call for ps1Aoa1-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-14
OPERATION
SAVES LIFE
Doctor Finds Way to Prevent Death
From Bichloride Of Mercury
Poisoning.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, Dec. 14.vSurgeons were
commenting here today on the rare
operation by DR.. James y. Roach, who
claims to have averted death from
bichlor1de poisoning by an operation
on the kidneys. The patient, Mrs.
Jessie Wall, %. is recovering from
the Operation after having swallowed
SIN grains of poison.
ut has always been my theory that
bichloride poisoning is fatal because
it paralyzes the Kidneys DR.. Roach
said today. This paralysis results
from the congestion OF the blood sup
ply of the kidneys. In the operation
I relieved, this congestion. am con-
WINGED that IL the kidneys are open
ed before paralysis sets in, the pa
tents life can be saved"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-14
APPEAL TO
DISTRICT COURT
Case of MoIlie Bryant Taken From
Superior Court After Trial
10 Held.

The case Of Mollie Bryant. charged
by the city with conducting a dis
orderly house, has been. appealed to
the district court. The case was
tried in the superior court yesterday
afternoon After the city had pre-
sented its side, counsel for the de-
PENDANT announced that she still
pleaded not guilty, but offered no
testimony. Judge Mcnamara assess
ed a fine Of 500. The case was then
appealed to the district court
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-14
One Way to insure p.ae.
[ United Press Leased Wire Sery

United Press Leased Wire Service1
ST. LOUIS, No. Dec. IA family
composed of King George of Eng
land. Kaiser Wilhelm, Gar Nicholas,
or Russia, the emperor of Austria and
the sultan OF Turkey, residing on an
land.
This is the only way to insure
European peace. according to the
Rev. DR.. Charles L. Kloss, addressing
Washington university history stu
dents today. DR.. Kloss suggested
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst be install
ed as their housekeeper.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-14

The Gulf Refining company, the larg-
est Independent oil concern In the
United States, announced today wage
Increases affecting 1000 workmen in
this city alone. representing an aver
age OF ten per cent, because OF the
increased cost of living. This adds
$500, 900 year to the local pay roll
A year ago the company voluntarily
placed Its refineries on an eight hour
basis, adding 80 per cent to the num-
Der Of men emloyed
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-14
NOTICE.

Beginning Saturday, Dec. 16, 1916.
the undersigned banks Of the city Of
Keokuk will open at o'clock a m.
and close at 900 o'clock p. m. on
Saturdays. Open Saturday evenings
as usual from 2 to o'clock.
THE STATE CENTRAL
SAVINGS BANK.
KEOKUK NATIONAL BANK.
KEOKUK SAVINGS BANK.
SECURITY STATE BANk.
KEOKUK TRUST COMPANY.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-14

Electric eyes" according to an
English despatch, are popular VIII
pedestrians on the dimly lighted
streets of London. Men use them in
buttonholes and cuff links. Women
use them for eyes in animal furs and
carry the batteries in a nun.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-14
HAS NEWS OF
SISTERS DEATH
Sister OF Mrs. w. A. BrowneII Passed
Eway at Home at Pittsford,
New York.

Mrs. VIM A. BrownelI of this city
mas received telegram announcing
the death of her sister, Mrs. Cora H.
Loder, which occurred at Pittsford.
New York. Mrs. Loder had been ill
tor several months. Mrs. Brownell is
the only near surviving relative.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-14

lar person, wish to reverse the
charges. or make call requiring q
messenger to be sent, call long dis
lance. The charge for this service
will be ten cents for three minutes,
and five cents for each additional
two minutes. or fraction thereof"