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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-16

cine SIRIUS miro onl 49,, Ser onoere
am 81. Suit beenoet. Ser 4ltrIus
Der San Intonio Norn1olldule, oie
unter 2eitung bon 8rof. 6. 81. Mr=
nolo ltebt, miro om IA. Sum- croft.
net.
- Die Sabres : &%onbention ser
teraniIben Ir6iteften miro BON H..
bis Is. Sftober in @olpeiton obge=
bolten neroen.
eSn einem 9(partement @onie
in Sort Artbur mllroe Charles 6.
Chapman onrd fitnf S6iiiie, BON
oenen ieoer ein5elne totlify geipe
lem iein ioG, bon Sim 9leoIe ge-
totet. giferiuft lod oos Motio
Ser Sat getpeien iein; gleaie m1troe
nnter $500 9ilreldoft geite1t.
@1ts 9eniIon miro genteloet,
BOB in Der oortigen l1mgegenb in
elmer Siefe BON 500 SUB ein iebr
ergiebiger @%as6runnel1 angebohrt
lit. Ser 4nsfluB oes Gales miro
ollf 100000 bis 100000 Git
biffuB pro Sag geldabt.
SSn Souiton itarb Sral1 Glila-
beth Moler i'm Sitter poil ga Sab
rem, lie miro iiberlebt BON ibrer in
Soltiton lebenoen Sohter, 6rat 8.
Sl1opil6er, iomie einem 8rl1oer in
Glepelanb, Ohio.
SIN Noromelten unieres Staa-
tes lit oas @etter inner6alb 81
Stunoen bon Sommerbise big altr
@interfalte umgeihlagen.
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Sfurm umb Saael

baben I'M Ror0en eiilen entlebIid)en
Sdaoen angerihtet. 8elonoers ga.
bon betroffen muroe ct. 2ouis, mo-
riiber Die v8eitlif)e Eoit" fpie folqt
beridJtet.
sGas idlimmite Sagelmetter,
oas ct. 9ouis lett Sabren beimge-
iud)t, ridJtete eeltern abenn INN 6
nbr nidt geringen Shaben an. 9ie
@liiblonnpen i1mntliher 9heuter
mllroen 5cridlagen, Die Sberlidter
in Office @ebouoen 5erltort, uno
obenorein ereigneten iid] Sturmld)a=
bert 6eioubers an nelen @eb1u=
Den. Gurd)gebenoe Bferoe, Die in
Ireppengdngen uno 2Goen 3ufIudt
Dor benz Sogelwetter lnhten, er-
regten Die Spmpatbie ser 3n-
lfauer, luelde bic Grreguna nno
Nngit Der itummen 6ren1oc 6es
Wdenihen beurteilen fonnten. Eaf-
Iunten fan0eit nad] Dem Stllrm Sa.
gelifiidc bon Der @roBe bon @6nie-
eiern. ailoer, Die bon Sen Saqel.
fornern g~etroffen fplrocn, ianfet
bepllBtlos 8u 8ooen. Der 6aqelt
itiIrm entfpifelte lid 10 ploblid), oof
DieIe auf oen StraBen iiberraidyt
fpuroen. @or Der Garr-StroRe go.
Ii5eiItotion pnrocn mehrerc itaIieni
Ide ainoer, Die BON Der SreiidnIC
heimfehrten, BON Dem Sngeliturn
iiberraidf, un0 Die feline Irmonoc
Goaeta, TIC Carr StroBe mobnboft
untrSe 70 fdtuer an Der Iinfen Sffd
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-16

Bauutiuule.
GpttpnIQmen.IrpOn

Gan Antonio, Ser, 1914 @ts.
@6Ioelton aeitern. 1910 Gts.
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8eit seras ganf & srni Company.

Nm Wontng mlroe Dor Di5trtft-
ribter S. s. GbambliB BON See
eountp, Der Sen Midter gapIoe Der
trift, Die Glage Der Staot aeeen sic
@eit Eeras 8anf & gruit Com.
panD n~erbanoelt. Sir Sic 5taot
erldIen Stn6tannalt Gillette, fir
ben 8~anffommiIi1r Gatterlon ser
Mfiltert : observation-disclosures 6.
M. Glaretor. 2ebterer argunmentiert,
bob Die Mnge ser Staot besiia.
lid Der llnfonititrtionalitat oes
Stoots 9anfaeietes iih aeaen oen
Stoat riGtet ulo oaB ser Staat nlrr
lrltcr Giniuiliguitg Der 2eaislatur
pgrflagt tperoen fann.. Gle 9epo-
iitoren Der 9anf batter l1ngit ibr
Belo erbalten, fue1ln Die Staot nidt
~eingeiprnilaen mare nno Die 8e-
baliptiing, oaB Die Med)te Ser Staot
gelhdoigt fDernen, penn Sic Mlls-
5ablnng erfolgt lei ans Der 2uft ge-
griffen. Tie Staot babe fciner[ei
Norrehte I'll beanipruden. Selbit
fDefn ibr Gepoiit oIs gruit : Tono
oaaeiebcn lueroen miiiie. mos aber
nidlt Der Saa lein fonn, babe Ser
aommiiidr 1atterion alleiln oariibcr
81 entldleioen. mic er IS 5uriif-
saflt- Gillette nadlt gelteno, oaB
0os Gepolit Der Stoot, neil es obne
Siderbeit lit Die @onf lei Ser
~Anfforoeruna BON esuli 1915 eincil
1ieilen @ono 81 ltellen, nidt nad-
aefommen ais Trnlt ! eSono on
5niehen mnn oeshalb NIT nllen iih
riaen 9epoiiten gleif5uitellen lit.
Die Gerbmoluuaen peroen fortae.
LEFT.
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Der bier MeiIen norolid BON
Sort Sam Soulton gelegene aIte
SdteBplas, Der cine 3eitlang als
6lugfelo fir Die Armee-a eroplane
benlitt muroe, loa iebt in elm Ne-
monte Depot umgemanoelt per-
oen. Die bon ben orei i'm 2onoe
b~eittbprloen Hemonte Gtationen
onfgefauften Yferoe meroen mad
San 4ntorio a6geliefert uno BON
bier aus oann i'm @on5en CUR Or
gan5ung Der franfen eoer ~geitorbe-
men &apaaerie=Eferbe nod Merico
trmsportiert, Dem 8ernebmen mad
lolen allgenblidlid iebr pieIe Gferoe
gebrauht meroen.
Ser merifaniihe Sberit Sole
Worin, Der neuli1 in Saspomco
perbaftet ipuroe unb ollgenblidlih
im @ountpeefdngnis 5u aingspiae
iiBt, loa 81 einem 8erbor Dor Den
gunoe5fommiIiar nad San Into-
nio gebraht neroen. Nah oen les-
ten WeIonngen bon aingspiae limo
Iebt ~ neroadtige Werifaner BORT
eingeiperrt.
Die Toli5el bat Die 2aoenbe-
tiger uno 9aus gigentumer be-
nnhridtigt, oaB Die Seitenmege i'm
@ei1aftsteile Der Stabt ieoen Wor-
gen Dor s ubr gefeet uno gereinigt
lein miiilen; Der aebridt bari nibt
auf Die StraBen eefeet iperoen. GU
fDioerbanoelnoe peroen nit elmer
@eloitrafe bon So bis 500 be(egt.
Worgen nafmittag INN $50
lno morgen abeno INN S:t5 geben
Die Sdiiler oes ct. 2onis College
cine Sbeaterporitellnng in Der
Beethoven : 9alle, in Ser elm auBerlt
lpannenoes Stiid .ssoIielp acculeo"
sur Iufnibrung fommt. 0as Gtiid
tit gut einituoiert uno Die 8orItel.
lung perlpridt alien Yeiu6ern eli.
men pirfliden @ennB.
Sugo Yotlbiustp, Der I'M gl.
ten BON SO Sabren itarb, lit an
Wfontag auf Dem Srieobof ser Srei
maurer beeroigt moroen: 8oItoi
8oIff belt Die @rabreoe. Der Ser.
itorbene mar III San @ntonio gebo
rem uno miro bon einem Bruoer, eli
ner S6tueiter, iotuie 5ablrci6en OIL
bern Beriuan0ten iiberlebt.
Srau Sonnob Rorobous, Elm,
alte befannte Ginfuobnerin oel
Staot, ltarb inn Sitter bon 50 Sab
rem. Sic miro bon orei Sohnen
Iomie 5tpei 3ohtern uno 5abIreidel
@nfeln iiberlebt; Rabbi Marfs bieG
Die @rnbre6e.
Gin Aeger, Der megen cine.
IN einem 6oule an Der @enriett,
Str. neriibten G~iebitabls BON @be
2ancaiter uilo einigen 9oli5iiten il
Dem BoIi5ei-automcbiI perfofgt fpur
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San AntDmip, Seq, 16- 0eai 1916 -
grime CRUDE Cotton Seeb Oil, 70
Gents pet @nLIone
Rem Yprf, 16. Mai- -Gpot $1,000
uno $t1.00; @ai, $10.85 nno 5000;
sunni, $10.94 unb $1t.00; Snli, $11.02
nno $11.03; Muguit, $11.05 unb Sill
OF; September, SHOT nnb $11.OS,
Sftober, $10.10 unb $10.12; 9obem9
Der. 1898 unb 1894; 9e5ember. 1892
nnD 1924.
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5arm.Yro6nfte-
WemHte.

aartoffeln. California, nene Seras,
$500 Ii. 1925; COLORADO, $3.50.
SiiSe &artoffeln. 2ouiIiona. $1.75
Somnten, Serns, 6 &0rbe, $500.
@ohl. $3.50 II. $500 per Crate.
Gpinat. SC per Yfuno.
4eteriilie. 35c per Sbb. <Blnoel.
Haoies6erl, 30c (. 1 9bo. Biinoel.
8lnmenfobl. $1.75 fir IL Gtiid.
3tpiebeln, Serag 8ermupa. s1'75 Der
Crate; Choice, 1925; gbrbital @nr.
Sits.
9unaih $500 IL. $3.50 per guI6el.
@ierpflansen, $1.20 per Bui1el.
8opfialat. Csc unb Toe per Camper.
@riiner Sfeffer. Seras, 15e per Bfe.
per Hfunb.
Meerrettiaz8 ursein. per gfb. 1914,
9obnen, California 8abous, Sc. 80;
Colorado $500; Gina. 1925; Noph.
1925; 8lnd gbes. 1925; Crime Bob
men, per 8nfdeI, Sits.
geeten, 46e per 9bb. sBifnbef.
Ora. $500 fir elm 8ufdel.
@elbe @nrseIn, 40c II. 45c per 9bb.
Senerie, 90c II. $1.00 Der 9bo.
gfeh.Narft.
Gan Mntonio, Ser, 10. @ai 1916
ailbe $4.10 bibs $500.
&dlber $4.75 bis 1925.
Offen 5000 biz 1915.
8ulen $4.75 biz SIS. is.
ct. 2ouis, 10. Moi 1916. &inb<
pieh. Seras@8ieh. 1915 bis $S.75.
Sdrpeine $7.75 nno $t0.25.
66nte.
Ghfpere bonn GGIohter % Sta
Qeihte btm S%Infter .......2 2 gts
Grin aefalaens ..........t3h Ste
Seize.
Wolf uno Studs 90 GA
GneorasSieeen. per 8fo. ......1o Cts
gn9oras8ieaen. befhdoiat 5 eta
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6als III Derremtem.

Sas nntere nno obere Gtuduerf
bon 0r. 21S Si-Gommeree Strake
1T at berrenten. R6bere Nnsfnnft in
Der Office Der nSreien 9reFe".
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fe oerIett. ooB tie oos 9epuBtiein
oerlor."
8ir, bier unten, battel1 nur Ell
men a~ltgenebn ennpfnnoenen Sber-
molnpter : Nieoeraang 81 per5eid)=
11ei1.
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81 e.

Sn Der 9elaiDare 8ai foai-
oierte oas unterieeboot So" nit
Dem 9ampfer v4ragon", feines Ser
S6iffe trug 8eldaoiglmgen oapon.
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3eirafsTheinr. - Webnrlen.
So6esf1ae-
Setratsfh eile

9etratsfheile
8ilie 4noerlitb unb 2iaie Heeb.
angult Beilbader Ii. Sacquelina
&ttroff.
Sobn 5enrp @ooo uno Mortba
@roos.
@ebnrten:
q. s. aoammn nno 5ral, Elm
@dofen;; S. 3alman5ig unb Srnn,
Elm anabe; $. Staffel uno 6rau, Elm
Waoden; 5. 6. Sabn nno 5rai1. eiu
Waofen, q. s. 8uebler uno Srall,
elm Wa0ben; Or. 9erhelmann nno
Jrau, Elm anabe.
Eo0esf6IIe.
&ito. Sartmie, 80 Sabre; 9enrp
Worie, SO SATIRE; Srau 2ouile Il=
berts, 81 Sabre, 2oniia Sabn, 90
Sabre; 9llgo Hotidiusfp, 81 Sab
re; 8. 8. Simons, SO Sabre.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20

81 900 divorced persons were married
again in the last seven years.
Pennsylvania divorce law was
cited by the committee as being speci-
ally reprehensible. making divorce
easy This Indictment brought a pro-
test from the Rev. DIR. william C..
Hogg. Of Willlamsport. who said he
considered the Pennsylvania law n
good one and asked wherein the New
Jersey law. for instance. was superior
to &c.
Reporting for tho Committee on
Church Cooperation and Union. the
Rev DR.. William IT, Roberts. OF Phil
adelphia. suggested the advisability
Of nationwide evangelistic cam
paign under the auspices of the de-
nominational committees appointed at
the suggestion OF the Commission on
Evangelism, of which the Rev. Dr.
William +. BiodCrwolf is chairman.
The preaching mission conducted in
the Protestant Episcopal Church last
year was cited as representative Of the
manner in which all churches are get
ting into line. Doctor Roberts said
% of the 30 denominations connected
with the Federal Council Of Churches
Of Christ have appointed national
eyangelistic committees
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
MISSES TO GRAnuATE.

The young women will be graduated
from the Delaware Hospital Training
School for Nurses on next Tuesday
night.
The exercises will be held in the
Bush ward OF the hospital. with
Thomas +. Bayard president Of the
board OF trustees. presiding. Invoca-
tion and benediction viii be said by
the Rev r. W. Trapnell rector of
ST. Andrews parish. and the address
TO the graduates will be delivered by
Dr. Samuel G.. Rumford The diplomas
will be presented 10 the graduates
by Mr. Bayard A musical program
is being arranged A prize will be
given TO the senior receiving the high
est average and prize will also ba
given to the nurse who receives the
highest mark for the best bandage.
The graduates arc Miss Hattie Paes,
Miss Mary a. McCloskey. Miss Bessie
X. Richardson. Miss Pearl Wilson,
Miss Elizabeth Rodgers. Miss Ethyl
Spence. Miss Agnes r. OConnell, Miss
Agnes Montague. Miss Pauline Leipert
and Miss Anna g.. BOemann
A dance will be given for the nurses
in the Bush ward on Wednesday night,
May "A
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
Rrsr RnnM FOR ELkTON.

SPECIAL to THE ENE-ING JrURNAlA
ELKTON. Nd, May 2O.-A Rest
Room for EllIton will soon he assured
The Farmers and Dairymen' Assocla-
ton has taken up the matter ana Is
pressing 1t with much vigor.
Elkton Lodge Of Masons held shad
bake on Wednesday evening.
A lawn fete and supper will be held
bv the Ladies' Aid Society or the L'on
NJ +. Church. at the residence OF MT
and Mrs. Alfred Churchman, near
zion. ON next Wednesday evening
Personalities Mary Grubb' OF
Wilmington. is the guest Of Mrs. John
Croome Constable - Miss Miriam
Alexander. OF Cecilton. spent Wednes-
dav with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry T. Alexander.-Alrs. Anna NJ
Nav. Of Wilmington. was the guest OK
MIS- Alexander Evans. Sr.. on Wed
nosdav.- Miss Arammta Wallace mas
,eturned to Summit Bridge, Del, ar
ter a long visit to her niece Miss
T.vdia REYNOLDS. Joseph Bullock OF
Wilmington. visited friends in Perry
vilIe this week.-Mr and Mrs. Harry
pudd Jr. OF Wilmington, have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. Il. buau
~ Cecilton.-The Rev. William Schou-
Ier was guest Of the Rev. William A.
~oaIe. OF Cecilton. last week
Evening journal., 1916-05-20

by exposure and il took
the form Of small blisters.
Tho intolerable itching
and burning aggravated
the trouble and terribly
disfgured his face and
neck. His scalp be-
came affected and his hair
came out Ia handfuls leay-
ing parts Of his scalp bare.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
DEMOCRATS EAT sNApPER.

In the Democratic League head
quarters Thursday a snapper sup
per was served TO the members of
the league About POO members were
present.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
DIVORCES ALARM
THE PRESBYTERIANS
General Assembly at Atlantic
City Starts Crusade
Against Practice
WILL DEVOTE YEARLY
SERMON TO SUBJECT

ATLANTIC CITY. May 2O.-The
General Assembly of the Presbyter-
ian Church yesterday took steps TO
combat the so-called divorce evil and
commissioner awaited with eager
ness the next step against the New
York Presbytery charged with adj
miGting theologians to the ministry
who entertained unsound Presbyter-
ian doctrines.
Tue general assembly will not cut
of New York Presbytery, but il may
send a committee to New York to
investigate its methods of examining
and licensing candidates for the min
isiry
Following the defeat Of the Rev
Dr. William l.. McEwan for the mod
eratorship some believe that the
overtures antagonistic TO the New
York Presbytery will be smothered
i'm committee. and that no action will
be taken by this general assembly
Should the assembly ignore the over
lures. conservative commissioners
say, there will be increasing agita-
tion upon the subject throughout the
ensuing year. One thing is certain.
New York Presbytery. with its S21.-
| 600. 900 worth of church properly,
will not be kicked out OF the Pres
/ byterian Church.
The proposed union of the Presbyter-
| lam Board of Education and college
| board. which came up yesterday with
| the report of the Executive Commis.
sion, may precipitate lively contro-
ver,y. Nearly everybody fayors the
merger OF The boards. but the location
| OF the consolidated boards will be a
subject OF contention. The college board
| is now In New York. the board OF edu.
cation is ia Philadelphia Philadelphian'
want the consolidated board in their
| city. "lf rne boards 90 to New York.
| they say. "thc majority of the members
will be liberals; if the consolidated
board has headquarters in Philadelphia
the majority of the members viii h
conservative. which L. as it should b'
in the Presbyterion Church.
Alarmed az the increa asing number Of
divorces in the United States. the Gen
eral Assembly adopted resolutions urg
ing campaign of education ON the sub
/ icct Ol marriage ana divorce, ana m
structed an Presbyterian ministers "tC
preach upon the sanctity of marriage
and the evils OF divorce at least once 4
I year" The synods were urged TO tak'
mp the matter of improved codes per
tanning 10 marriage and divorce, and
with the aid of members of the lega
profession. to petition their RESPECTIVE
Legislatures for more definite Legislation
upor the divorce question.
The Committee ON Christian Life ant
Work which called attention 70 the III
vorce evil, stated that the average mum
her Of divorces in this country is ahou
one 10 every twelve marriages. tn
case OF a Chicago matron was cited VIII
has Just received her fifth divorce from
the courts. Ministers were cauiionel
against officiating at the wedding of di
vorccd persons. and figures given t'
show that in The State of Califoni'
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
NEW Castle PLANS
CLEANUP week NOW
Suggestion is Made That
All Get Busy After
Carnival Closes
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT THE TOWN

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. May 20 Many per
sons are agitating a movement for a
cleanup week. They feel that the
week following carnival week should
be the time. The result of such a
campaign in past years was very
beneficial Vacant lots. back yards
and alleys should be cleaned up and
made presentable Everyone is asked
TO assist in this movement Every
one is interested in the city City
Council has started by having the
Burgie monument painted and sew
eral property owners are falling In
line. A little paint here and there
a. general cleaning up and white
washed fences will make a decided
improvement in the city
The funeral Of Elizabeth Smith took
place this morning from the residence
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie.
4. Smith. Requiem mass was ceie
brated in St Peters Church ami 30
ter,nent made in St. Peters GENE
tory
Victrolas and Acknowledgements
-Adv.
Tie Dorcas Society held wy
successful festival in the Centur,
Club building yesterday.
The bake for the benefit OF ST
Peters school was we'll patronized anC
will be continued this evening
Officer Beck yesterday Afternoon
learned that three men had gone t'
the dump and picked up large quan
titles OF white potatoes which they
sold to families in town at 81 a bas
ket. These potatoes had been throw
out by a grocer.
Officer Beck arrested the three
men who had sold the potatoes
and compelled them to make restitu
ton.
Mrs. Edward II. MAYORS Sunda!
school class enjoyed an auto ride L
Wilmington on Thursday evening
The young people gave a pleasant
program at the entoi tainmct II
Scott NJ. Il. Church.
St. Peters r. A. b. Society vii
attend mass in the church at Z o'clocl
tomorrow.
Many visitors have arrived IN IN
city for the Richey-Buck wedding
which takes place this evening
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
ITCHING BURNING
BLISTERS ON FACE
And Neck lntoIerabIe. Was Terribly
Dis6gured. Scalp Affected. Hair
Came Out in HandfuIs.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

"NIy son suffered from heated and
inhamcd condition Of the skin on his face
and neck. The trouble was aggravated
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
MILFORD'S WAR ORDERS
FOR Ships. NOT SHRAPNEL

MILFORD. Del. May 2O.-Prosper-
ity has struck Milford. and the citizens
OF the town are getting their share o.
the "wai" business. although they are
building vessels and not making
shells. The sudden demand for coast
ing vessels found Milford prepared
with a hrst-class shipyard in opera
tion. This week contracts were closed
with Baltimore men for a four-masted
schooner which is 20 be 100 feet keel
and will carry 1900 tons.
With a big barge that is now nearly
completed. and with number of
other barges and vessels ordered. the
plant is certain of work for nearly 100
men for the next two years.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
FINISHING TOUCHEs on PARIS.

Finishing touches are now being put
on both Shellpot and Brandywine
Springs Parks and both Of the big sum-
mer amusement places will be ready
for the public ON Memorial Day. The
opening program will be appropriate
and will be more elaborate than any
previously arranged for a park open
ing
Both parks are now in splendid
shape. and no city I'm the country. of
the size OF Wilmington. can boast OF
two fine excursion parks Manager
james j.. Henry is now booking the
special attractions. which will be nu-
merous and out of the ordinary.
The Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company ls now arranging
its sumner schedule with view ol
giving the best service possible Ia
both places. and this will apply to the
service from Chester and other places
nearby. as well as from Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
Medicines. like MEN
Have Character - Appearance
Quality. Merit. Results.

The first favorable impression made
bv Hoods Sarsaparilla is confirmed by
continued use. II is a harmonious
combination Of compatible ingredients.
perfect pharmaceutically-that Is, It
is the finest product Of most skillful
pharmacy. And i'm therapeutic value
or power TO cure-it is one Of the
best medicines America has ever pro-
duced.
On the practical side. which of
course. is the most important to you,
Hoods Sarsaparilla for forty years
has been demonstrating its curative
power in relieving complaints arising
from impure blood, low state OF
health, poor digestion, inactive kid
neys and liver
For your humoTs, or for rheum-
atism. weak stomach, loss OF appetite,
that tired feeling-take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. Il will do you good
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED.

Building Inspector Preston has is-
sued the following building permits
for two dwellings at Nos. 714-16 South
Franklin street. 10 cost $1,000 each. for
John McKeown: two DWELLINGS at Nos.
l4l2-l4 Linden street. at a cost OF
$500 each. Tor Fred and Robert
Gropp; FOR two dwellings at Nos
30S10 West Fourteenth street. for
Herman Dohl. at a cost of $4,000 each
and for alterations at No. 10l7 Park
Place. for Daniel o. HASTINGS. TO cost
$4,000 all to be erected by Joyce and
kerrigan. + e. Hardesty was granted
"a permit TO make alterations at No
1905 Washington street az a cost q
81. 500.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
CmILpREN,s nAY 0RsERyANCE.

Spectral TO THE EVENING JOJ JRNAL.
DELAWARE CITY. Del. May 90
Charles Halls launch ran into some
floating logs which were passing out
Of the canal yesterday. and badly dam
aged the propeller of his boat
A number of people are complaining
of the poor condition OF the bridge
over st. Georges Creek, on the Port
Penn road.
Children's Day will be observed in
the St. Georges VI. L. Church on Sum
day, June II.
The women OF the NJ. h. Church of
st. Georges are holding a bake this
afternoon in odd Fellows hall.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20

81 took him 10 a specialist who pro
nounced Il eczema and recommended
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Ho was
healed with one box Of Ointment and four
cakes Of Soap" Csigned) Mrs Neuie Mar
lin. 20 Rice Ave. Midland. Pa. Sept. II, rs.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. skin Book on request. Ad-
dress postcard "Cutieura, Dept. 4, Bos-
tom" Sold throughout the world.
Evening journal., 1916-05-20
nrAR sTATION GOSSIP.

snecial to THE EVENING JoURNAL
BEAR STATION. Del. May 20 -
Miss Alice Vail. a nurse, VIII meet
with the Camp Fire Girls this evening.
Fletcher Cough. OF Bridgeport ~
7 was a visitor here yesterday.
Miss Anna Hays, OF Chesapeake
civ has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Hayes.
Mrs. W. s. Whittock is ILL.,
Miss Anna Burris, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. W. S. Burris, is confined TO
her bed.
Miss Frances Harrington, who had
numps. is convalescent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19
RAILROAD AND AUTOMOBILE TIME TABLES

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All trains arrive and depart from Union
station. foot u san Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given n e Paso OF
mountain standard time
SANTA FE-
For Albuquerque. Denver. Chicago. Los
Angeles-No- SIG Tvs $50 a. m. No sic
at p m
ChicagO-No. sos arvs- 10 a. N. No SD
Ell PASO & SOUTHWE>TERS.
western Division)
For Arizona and California-No- Tvs
2;55 p m, No at Z AS p m
From Arizona and Californ.a-No- arvs-
I. m: No. 4 at $40 D m
Eastern DiVisiOn.)
For Kansas City St Louis and chicago
No. Tvs 1-55 p M No at - p m
For Tucumcari-No- s Tvs 7.S0 a m
From Chicago. ST Louis and kansas City
From Iucumcarl-No- arEs- : ~ 2 m
c. ii. =. \. AND = p. TRAINS
For San Antonio. New Orleans and W ASH
tngton-No- 102 Tvs S:45 a m; No. 10 Al
From washington. New Orleans and San
Antonio-No- 3 arvs- S'Sv p m No. III al
For Arizona and CaIiforniA-NO. Tvs.
6:45 a m. No at p m No 4O1 Al
From Arizona and California-No- Io2
arvs $3.50 a No . at $50 p n NJ
10 at 20 p m
TENAS & PACIFIC
For Dallas and ST Louis-eeo- lNs- Wv
a. m No at D.
From St Louis and pallas-NO- l arrives
1870 a. m: No AT $50 p M
MEXICAN CENTRAL
MEXICO AND NORTH WESTERN.
lar hIaFr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19

$500. round trip S3.0O- Scott Garage Lords
burg. y NJ Broadway Hotel Silver City.
y NJ
TULAROSA-MESCALE auto leaves lula
rosa for Mescalero- daily IS round trip. fare
70 Alamo gordO s. D. w Shoemaker Auto
Line. Tularosa- y "
BLACK RANGE auto stage and express line
passenger service leaving Engle and Chior-
de- daily except Sunday at : a m. for Ele-
plant Butte. Cuchiilo. Willow Springs and
Fairview- Through fare one way. IS: inter-
mediate points. Ice per mile Baggage car
uouud