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Smyrna times., 1916-05-31

Wiimington-St. Andrews, S41O;
st. Johns. 1882. 81; Trinity. S345;
Old Swedes, S17.1O; Emmanuel.
50. "a. Mrs. George c. Hall reported
briefly for the Junior Auxiliary. ex-
planning that they have met their
appointments and have pledged for
several fund.
Mrs. Murray Stewart Makes Report
Mrs. Murray Stewart gave an in
teresting report of the Delaware
branch of Little Helpers Society. She
said that eight branches sent in a
financial report. the total amount
being S66.S4 Their pledges were
Babies Hospital $40. due to Woman's
Auxiliary 50. United Offering S25.
Mexican pledge. $40. Bishop Lee
scholarship S5, Emma Lodge and
Mary Lafferty memorial fund SO.
postage and printing S6.S4. total
S66. "a. Mrs. Rayner reported for
the Mexican division. showing that
the amount contributed for the fund
was 1927. y. Mrs. Tallman reported
for the Emma Lodge and Mary Lafferty
memorial fund. IL is planned to
raise $500 for that fund and the amount
to be placed at interest-the proceeds
of which will go toward the Thank
Offering. Mrs. Tallman received
pledges of S57 at the meeting. TO be
applied to the fund. The matter of
changing articles six and seven of
the constitution was deferred until the
November meeting. In the mean
time copies of the proposed changes
will be sent to the various auxiliaries
for their consideration.
Officers Elected
The election of officers resulted as
follows:
President, Mrs. Frederick Bring
hurst. Wilmington; vice-presidents,
New Castle county, Mrs. Frederick
w. Curtis. Wilmington; Kent. Mrs.
R. J. Lindale. Wyoming; Sussex,
Mrs. D. o. Short, Laurel; secretary.
Mra. D. J. Reinh Ardt: assistant, Mrs.
w. H. Laird; treasurer, Mrs. R. B.
Rayner; educational secretary, Miss
Besdenkopf; directors of mission
boxes. Mrs. w. D. Bradford. Middle
town; Church Periodical Club cores
pondent, Miss Caroline F. Sharp;
treasurer United Thank Offering,
Mrs. F. G. Tallman; secretary Little
Helpers. Mrs. Murray Stewart.
Smyrna times., 1916-05-31
ARE YOU A TEMPERANCE MAN ?

you can sell insurance for the NATIONAL
TEMPERANCE LIFE INSURANCE So
GETTY and earn si00 20 500 per month a. special
or General Agent IN your county. Experience
not necessary. The only Life Insurance. iustitu-
tion that does not insure the drinker. PROMO
TON and PERMANENT POSITION 20 accepta-
able men who make good.
John D. Knapp. secy. IS william 81, New YarE
Smyrna times., 1916-05-31
MOVED

I have moved to the Reyn-
olds Building, opposite the
Fruit Grower 5 National Bank
where l will be pleased to fill
all or iers of MY customers and
the people Of this vicinity IN
anything in the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12
"ocn,r,'- Pigs" 35c. Guaranteed
Jana. NaIo,. Hawkins.
NOTICE

owing 30 repairs the Los l.uuas
bridge viii be- closed tor trafic dur
.us the tolloNing hours. z To- \ q ~
. q ~ 10 ~ m, ! to 4 y m to
z . m. commencing Monday June
uut.l further notice,
VALENCIA ~ MY ROAD
BOARD.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
KNOW


Henry hsuls baggage. phone sss
Mr. f. D.. Conner and hor daulh-
t.t. N.- Louise conner. are ga"
guests ut Dr, ANA Mrs g. II '"nu"i
Mr. 60 WeiskoUi ut Gallup BE- visit
ug MIS- /. iieyW MAN ui this otN tor
90 few days
Mrs l.. r p,lau,y and ,mall sons
LETT this morning tat Camp Nlli,"tu'
&C. .p,,5 several weeks
Major 4 Rurr, who has been
! nor, o,fI.tiu. men tor the NATIONAL
suard returned 900 rpiuwhu. Sa'ui-
day night
Mn siudlup Aztec roel CO.,
phou, -Hl.
The district court ON Hpp'al mas
| upheld 90" ptoha', court refusal %"
ir,ol, tnr VIII a. \. a. Tumble. Th"
| action vl- started hy the widow
SPECIAL communication oi Temple
! Lode 80. q IS. e. a \ N Tuesday
evening. Jun. o. 1T go Iur work IN
r. \ degree
Mr- " g. g.cJ and her daughter.
| Mis-. Enid I,..t have gone O." Wash
r.rur and UHUr-uUrgh o." visit r"''-
tIt"-
49, and Mr.. u. l.. Abel 81 li".".I
'' -, -.,.,t,.
masking IA. trip up and back IU th'
Abel cor
MN kmauuF Aztec Fucl CO.
Phone atl.
LIcItpuuut Ray S-na attached i'
l. COMPANY ui IA" stat" nt'iun|.
guard. is r,r, for a visit. lID expect
-. 40. n, &c., 40.
A., . IL N.r,,r,, p,u.r,
,", No., ,r,,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12
TUBERCULOSIS IS
ON THE INCREASE
AMONG NATIVES
Report OF Civic Betterment
League Indicates Spread OF
White Plague in Spanish
American Population.

Tint fnL"tI#I.N. De- ON HnN increase
among IA. SparI.n-Nmrr!pan section
,i the population uu' o., unhcard pt
..muuu Notwithstanding native col
tho ,ii,. o.. pa, 'ff,ucut of General
secretary lu,iu- g. Reed. NJ the rI,i,
!,;t.tm,uf league, u his monthly ''e
port for Ma IN. report. ~ part. is
o. follow.
l,.,. nam .f fla, .bprit, work
of rho l.,pil, n,. Oh. ln win indip.nt
ZIMMERMAN. r.r4nr4 A.. d has been
! r,,r.s,r, a. ..,,rII. statistic. eff wnpf
n.. noon don, fY, IA. relief of such
r~.,.,r. ann combine .t,r.u.nt of
,b,. .,.,l I'm tn, ,.,ptbD r.un,t ,'
rn, ,n,rity
I ,. ,.uol.,. ia. ,,,,.
,l.r. have hccn STA .,s.. of tgbrrru.
Iu-i. ,uopp Tn. natives whom N,
| h,,, assisted. three men and ,hro,
women. Fiye of these hly, died. In
tll of th,-. diS.a.c amt po,or,y had
don, then work bcfor, IN, attention
of IN, l.,puc wa called 10 ,h,u
! From such Information AS can OBJ
tam t~ub,r,uiusi~ Seems t. b. iucr,as-
ulp umuug Tn. unti,, population 80
ease 81 urcrculo-i. among the White.
population or.giuating her, ha, .um,
To IA. sttpntinu ot the ONO,
Tn, records show that % uon-r,-i-
don't tHl,rruluu. persuu, hay, been
ats ..t,d Iu one Ua, ur mother -
mon ana mine women or th,s, the
mrpcr part. bg far. nave been young
mon without families. DuIy. 4. of "a,
men have had tuyuu, with them Fuur
Of "a, nil, women have ircn alone.
IV. have. been supported ny their
husband, and tho ont, assistance
gwen has boon IA, service ur "a,
NURSE. only one ~ IN, women cam.
here without means Thc u,h'rs
would nav" been self sustaining had
'h"> -hlh'd th'Ir h""Iih 10 - reason
''l' ''m'.
II BE- ihe vi attached man who comes
mere ''I''lhs th't h' can MAKE h''
way ~ splt' oi @l.hn''S Inc eastern
700 'N ''N''S I .'i h'i" 'h'' "' WI
'' ''l' !" 81" nth' worn "h' nee S''''
-" .,',, -
-, ,, -. .
r-.,n,,, bono -, ar'. o,.r,I o",
,,,. No., ~, "a.
.It. ,.''t, H. 49,, u.tns
~ w. W"N," "'s
Ga. go.
''N "' ''"9' wa" "pl'' l" "' ar
NV '''''I' H'"s' 'l we "'N''''
"N '"i'' h"N' i''"fh'h " WIZ
'"'h'N "''' "'eh car" Tor al 'h'
"i""' an" ABOUT nan as many h"'
'',N h"hl u" - J"s'ph aihl'"ll'l
me borrowing statement VIII 'h"'
'', "'@p.s''"h 81 we 'ases
"'H "~''"Ih'd h"'''' TO- Ven
'N' mere "h'l''u' - son ''''" h'i'
~ '''FI', 80 sent J." h"S"'''' ''7'
""'i', W"Ihins d. Htli '''''h. %.
; "''h '''d ~.
Returned huW' -f|
here. mot receiving help, g. etlI o.,
.,NiuE help 81 died. !.
Ntt.u,h ,,t. ,r,t,, ,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12

d. Co. Nr.Hul,ra and A. Coud'lari'
returned yesterday from a husih'-4
trlp tp Nlluutuwu Ariz Th"y report
the ruld from her, To the Ntih'u'
Dam, luod cN,,pt p stretch near ~
Cprt,. which D.. SANDY AMI ro'tF. Nj.
|'uudcarla owns a uadug post a. A.
'lutuvu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12
FAKE HERO CUTS
VIDE SWATH IN
Topeka CIRCLES
"Curley the Crow" Who
Swindled Women Here,
Gathers 5 1000 in Kansas
Capital Fools Historians.

operated IN ropckI kaus.. have
come To- lighi with the Receipt 81 an
account of the old FRAUDS duiugs 90
the akusas capital lie fooled the
Nansas Historical society ana u.s. -lid
To have swIndled something hk"
$1,000 into hi pockets II IL alleged
tha 'Curlcy got 5000 ur more here
al the victims being womcn.
Here - N, kansas City journal
'couut 81 tho iWpostors activities
~ Topeka
\ clever swIndlIug s,hoWe That h.
SAID to have cost members Of IA"
Kansas Historical soci'iy aru uth,
residents of Topeka mon, than " 90"
was uucoNHt,r Nc.t,t irt 10y federal
Inspectors WoroIuu uudcr the direc-
ton ui United States District At'uf.
u,y Fred Robertson ut kansas 'itN
kl.. g.. t result uf the Investigation
ia, federal authorities are so,rohIuH
for q man who r-,'utl pusri u'i.t.
the Historical society a. 'Curicy th"
crow the sole survivor 81 Custer
scout hald.
ON Npr' e. ',W-uopci corresponds
vut- ana police, OH iai~ we're attract
cd 200 room iu the Hotel Thrpup
Topeka DO, th. nrus pt 70 revolver
IA, luu, man they found 100 the room
tid Ia, Va- 'DIti,} th, Grow ~
years "1d. q rlll-nluudcd crow lu-
dinu iIo said the I,tu oliver had been
ui- haI god accidentally MT Rob-
.I'-ou claims Do wa the corhdcl,
iltu- ,~l,.,ri, conducted .,hvuc Goo
al,u IN IrttudN,t.uu uiu Tuprkl -'
cIct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-30

Der 7idbrise gbeobpre
Snpoer, ein Spbn res ieds Mei=
len nDroli9 bon S~ansspills, @is.,
tppbnenben Gormers GIauo 5npoer,
piro ppn ieinsn 4Iterssenoiisn cls
lrnger 9elo sepr;eie Ell ul1o ber brape
Sunse peroient bisles au9 in pplIsm
MSabe. Sn MbmeIenbeit BON @ater
uno Melttter mar bas @aus in 9rauo
9eraten uno Sleobore botte uihts
Giligeres gu tln, als in bos brert-
nenbe !9aus ou f"tiisSeu uno Iein feds
Weonate altss Sriiberden, bus in Ser
Mie9e lag, nit eisensr 2ebensasfobr
81 r%etteu, nad)oem er pprber {eine
iibrisen @eidpiiter bate su ben
Mohbarn lallfen loIfen, I'm bieie sl
Silfe su rufen. 8ebor biele ieeph
sur Stelle fein tpnnten, NOR sas
Sous total nieoergebronnt uno iein
gelamtes S%npentar perni6tet. 0p6
oas aino bate Der potere sSSlnee
gerettet, CT erlitt BET Ieiner Metz
tunssnrbett 5ahlreid)e 8ranonunoen.
MEIER Elm Rieienmu=
Iifforrs pirb aus Yruntrut in Der
S9peis beridtet: Iue 5rpmpeter
uno Glalronbldler Der sonsen snei=
ten 9ioifior nit einem Gelomteffet=
tipbeitano bon etpa 600 Mulifern
Iino in 9elsberg in ben 9ienH einz
gerIitt. Sic iperben nun semeiil=
!daitli@e ~llebun9en abbalten lnb
lpdte, eIne &orsertournce in perldiez
oenen StSoten Der pellden S4peis
uAternelmsg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-30
5emer- @c1bcfatipnen II.
Rnmmera xab Sage Der 5cmermslSe.
Nattpnett.

nuttuueAt
9 ct. Sa1nes Sotel.
13 @odingbam Stool unS Htts$.
iDortb Ctr.
IA Gritte ltn6 Silmore Strabe.
Is 9ritte ltto Naprtle StraBe.
Is gierte 1lnb @arrer StraBe.
IL 3tpeite ur6 EaDlor Strabe.
Is 3apeite rnb 8rotpn Strabe.
10 5edlte rn6 Marquette 5trabe,
81 Sront unb 5eott 5trabe.
% Siinfte urrb Gaines gtrabe.
"a 9ritte 1nb Scot Strabe.
IS 3meite 11no Sarriion 5traBe.
26 5iinfte urb &arriIon Strabe.
81 9ritte un6 BerrD GtruBe.
% @ritte 1no Main @trabe.
90 3meite 1tnb 8ra6D 5troBe.
81 Siinfte 1tnb grabp Strabs.
80 Gntel &imban.
33 Sblandbalts SEQ. L.
"a Bier5ebnte un6 Sarttat1t 81.
35 Drei5eBnte uno Srertont She.
36 ga1t @iber ctr. ltn6 Cambria
Mperue.
81 @iebente at1to Modf SSslan6 ctr.
SO @ierte ltt1b 2egIatre @traBe.
80 gai e lt,ub Seoeral Strobe.
Al Mdte un6 Sarriio1t StraSBe.
AZ Sap0lfte uno MipleD 5iruBe.
AZ 3ebnte lttro Bra6p straBs.
"A g., 81. S. Sc 50. @bops.
45 8ier5ebnte un0 Berrp StraBbe.
AS Siinf5ebnte 1ttb Sarriion ctr.
AZ 2oc1tit ltr6 @raoD 5traBe. !
AZ 5e@5ebnte ltnb Soma Strabe.
40 Sed5ebnte 11n6 Mrlingto1t Ape.
81 Stanbaro Oil So.
50 @aIt &iber ct. inns College Ape.
53 5pring ctr. un0 5ltn1mit Ape.
81 3ebnte 1trb @ran6 Mpe1t1te.
Sc Giinfte ltttb sSolpa @trabe.
81 gee1tnte Into 2eglaire 5traBe.
So Mounb ltro Coop 5trabe.
50 glfte stno Sotpa Strabs.
81 5taats@ aiienba1ts.
50 Sorram 1tno Sigh StraBe.
60 Scout StraBe unb @ranb Abe.
Cd @rabD GtraBe un6 Yarf Sane.
IS @elle Mben1te l1tt6 gaIt Gtrabe.
81 @ranb lt11b NidoIas Mbe.
II &ipleD ntn6 @leafant @trabe.
70 2ocltIt un6 Gaines 5traBe.
70 @ier5eb1ttc Unto Gaines GtraBe.
"a Siinfaebnte utro @arren ctr.
rs Mdte nn6 Gaines 5traBe.
81 2ocl,it un6 9iptiio1t 5trabe.
80 Union ,tn6 @albingt6r StraBe.
83 @dte 1tn6 Fillmore @traBe.
81 6iinfte un6 IaDlor StruBe.
IS 2eonar0 uno Marq11ette 5traBs.
sc Siebentc ctr. 11nb Mlnta She.
81 Gie6ente nnb 9abie ctr.
80 2eoraro unb @aIbingtort Str.
81 2ocltit ltttb Nearquette 5traBe.
80 Mlercp Soipital.
SO ct. gi11ce,1t's 9rpBanaga.
1872 5ront uro Main Strabe.
1913 @rano Opera Soule.
1874 3meite 1tt1b Main Strabe.
l25 B1trtts Sperd 9olI e. y
1926 Mtnerica11 Gbeatre Bubtte.
1877 Columbia Gbeater.
212 &iogetpoob unb &illcreft Ape.
213 Sutton uno Miiliiippt Ape.
PIC Gbriitte ct. 1,rb gummit Hpe.
312 Drittt l1l1b 9tpiiton @trabe.
313 Buckingham @oa6 1,,,6 Dinifton
5trabe.
B14 M~odingbam saoeS ms totpen
StraBe.
315 @acoie Maiditrettra11r,t.
316 Eelesrapb &oab rtn6 @oIfi ct.
319 Buckingham @on6 nrb 2incoln
Mpenme.
32f 5edfte 1trr6 Dat straBe.
1913 Dritte 11n6 Sat 5traBe.
324 @odingbam @oaS utr6 CLAIR
StraBe.
B26 Gancod 1tttS li,colit 1llne
-0taf1e 1tnb inl1bere 2iefer1t1g al
Ter Art gei9dftli6er nnb pribater
~-- r - L
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-30

-@ai@e unb ia1tbere 2iefer,tng al
Ter art gei1dftliber unb pribater
Drl1diaden 5t ben niebrigiten Breiien.
i 9ot'9 rwderet Sss n9er 9~eutptret".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-30
6tott County @parbani

Suit GOuutD sparbant
Offices: gabtpeHsGde Ser Gritten unb
Brabb Strabe.
gtnbeaabltes &apitaI IS 25O,OOO.OO
lleberi6ub unb ungez
tbeilte @eiptnue 80. 000,oO0.o0
@itbaben lber ....s 5000, 90
Bier $rusert 3infen ,perbem fAr Sc.
ppfiten besablt.
@eanttc:
SDbn 8. Sab, EraIibent.
&enrp s.. Beterien, @~aeprdIibent.
@uit. Stiiben, aa11irer.
Sireftpren.
Senrb S. Eeterlen, g. q. Side, s. 8.
9aB, 2ouis &anfen, $. $. Gears,
S. 90. @abef, gbip. s. grD5ieft, Batrid
&. 8alib, Sobannes Sinot.
Gelb tptrb berIieben ol1f grnnbetsen,
tblim l1r16 peri0nlide Siderbeit.
@e5fftet MT spnnabcnb Mbenbem bpn
2 btS 8 TIT.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-30

HeG6er gebf Der BeNHfstreis mani
der nift iiber ben nd6iten @ntsnz
Sunpf btnous, uno ol6 fit lie
lheint bic 2ttnng gu geltea: rMad
uns Die @intfiut", mag es au3 cine
Sintflut fir Die ei9eusn ainoer u1lS
&inoestinoer fem!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-27
SOME SIDE LIGHTS
FROM OVER TEXAS
Three Stores That Indicate
Effectiveness of Wonder
full Vitalitas.

These three little stories are merely
side lights on what thousands Of Texas
people are saying Of wonderful Vital
itas.
FL Paso. Texas-'I suffered three
years with chronic stomach trouble and
constipation. largely due TO sedentary
habits ! tried nearly everything in the
way OF caJhartics and oils Nitalitas
has greatly benefited me and I think
IN one more bottle I viii be entirely
cured Mr. Mark Miller. Real Estate
business. 300 LawtOn street
Navasota- TeNas--I tried everything
known TO the medical fraternity Wis
tied the hot wells Of Marlin and had
almost given up in despair but IT last
fortune favored me- was advised 10 Try
NItalitas and after two bottles began
10 experience relief and continued un-
til today ] am as free from pain as
any one Of my age in Texas ] am
seYenty-twO and as spry as most men
Of fifty Mv trouble was muscular
rheumatism and was compelled 10 take
to my bed for more than five years
Judge j. Il league, lawyer. Farquhar
street
Boerne. Texss-'.Having but little
faith in doctors and having heard Of
Vitalitas, ] began taking it. ! am now
anxious 10 tell what IT did for me.
Three years ago ] had a nervous break
Down and life was not worth living.
After few bottles began feeling bet
Ter. continued until ] had gained forty
pounds. Am riItT-SeTen and hardly
know what II is TO feel tired or sick
Mrs y. J. Parker
From cities. towns and rural dis
tricts throughout the whole state such
side lights Of the wonderful effective
ness Of natural Nitalitas may be heard
II Is natures supreme reconstructive
for chronic Indigestion. rheuma tism.
nervous debility, liver and kidney ills.
See the display and sample Nitalitas
today at Kelly & Pollard's drug store.
Also sold by Taiber's drug store. Las
Cruces Columbus Drug store ColUm-
bus; Douglas Drug Store. Douglas, and
Bisbee Drug Store. Bisbee- (Adv.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-27
WILSON AGAIN ADVOCATES
LEAGUE TO ENFORCE PEACE

Cincinnati. OHIO. oct 27--President
Wilson. in his speech here Thursday
afternoon before the chamber of com
merce. declared this was the last world
war the United states could keep out
Of He advocated a league of nations
10 enforce peace and said the nited
States must be prepared 10 resort 10
arms if necessary 10 uphold such a
league.
The president denied the country
would be overwhelmed by the products
OF foreign markets after the war say
ing it would take Europe "a generation
TO recover from the combat. inasmuch
as the wOrkmen We're being destroyed
in battle
president said the United states must
not be governed by secret influences
such as rule in Europe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-27
DEMOCRATS Talk
TOOTERO VOTERS
After Being Enthusiastical-
ly Received, Leave for
Pecos Valley.
nv SCOTT : MIIIIAMS.

AlamogorQO- y M-- Oct- - ~
Jones. ". B. Walton and Antonio Lu-
cero. Democratic candidates for senator.
congress and secretary Of state re-
spectively. spoke to a crowd Of 5000 AT
Tularosa in the afternoon and again
a. Ia Luz
Mr.. Lucero doubled back TO Tularosa.
where ne spoke TO an OVERLOOKING
house al night, 0Iessrs. Jones and Wal
ton going TO Alamogordo to speak, Mr..
Lueero arriving in time 10 deliver q
short speech in both Spanish and Eng
lish.
There was an automobile parade IN
Tularosa. then on to La Luz and Ala
mogOrdo-
4 more enthusiastic meeting has
never been held in Alamogordo and eV-
cry seat in the new pavilion was filled.
Hundreds OF Republicans attended
all meetings and the demonstrations in
dicated TO the candidates that the coun-
ty viii give big Democratic majority
on November -
The speakers left here for Kos
well by way of Hondo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-27

hle II he could. but if he couldn't. not
10 slap anybody's wrist And II there
was wa, when IL was over. IL would
be over As il is, peace still RACES in
Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-27
CARRIERS nAY

Following their usual custom Herald
Carriers will present bills for October
subscriptions. tomorrow. the last Sat
urday In the month. Subscribers will
please be ready for the boys with the
amount they owe. as all Of The Herald
Carriers are school boys. and Saturday
is the only day OF the week they can
Fn11ecr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-27
BROTHERHOODS ASK MEN
To VOTE FOR WILSON

New York. Oct e1-Chiefs OF the
railroad brotherhoOds have sent circu-
lar letters to their members through
out the country. urging them 20 vote
fOr the reelection OF president Wilson.
according TO G. H. Sines. vice president
or the Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men, The appeal was made on the
ground that president Wilson has been
favorable TO the cause OF labor gem
orally.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-27
PRESENT TARIFF
HARMS WORKERS
Former Secretary Wilson
Points Out How Admins
tration Injuries U. S.

Frederick Nd oct. 21.-James VIII
! son. former secretary of the department.
. Of agriculture delivered an address
: here Thursday night in which me as
sailed the Democratic administration s
attitude regarding the tariff He said.
III part:
The Democratic candidate in his
speech of acceptance. in discussing the
tariff said.
The tariff has been revised. not on
the principle Of repeuing foreign trade.
but upon the principle Of encouraging
ii. upon something like a footing OF
equality with our own in respect Of the
L rms of competition
Il am quoting this word for word and
I would repeat IL 10 YOU as American
farmers until il was burned into your
minds. for the reason that 7 do not be
heVe a presidential candidate has ever
come out so openly against the princi-
pies upon which the prosperity of this
has been built and upon which the
future prosperity of this country
encourage foreign trade and TO put
il on a footing of equality with Ameri-
can industry he is welcome To his idea
l DO not believe that the American
farmer wants il and I do believe that
he viii have none OF IL
Direct Blow at Americans.
No more direct thrust was ever
made At the prosperity OF the American
Workingman. nor the prosperity of the
American farmer. whom il hits equally
as hard
a protective tariff works two ways
it protects both the man working on
the farm and the man working in the
shop. and protection for both is neces-
sary-
Land here is owned in most cases
by those who cultivate IL. The city
Ia boring class is largely employed in
pete with the cheaper labor of Europe
unless their labor is protected TO the
extent of the difference In the cost OF
poduction here and abroad
Workers in the United States live
better than those abroad and they com
farm products. This is the farmers
market
ReVnue Tariff Insufficient.
a tariff for revenue only does not
90 far enough TO meet the requirements
Of the workmans family-Our citizens
are not satisfied with the diet Of the
European Workiugmau. his limited edu-
cation. his home. nor the care Of his
children Both the American farmer
and the american workman demand
and demand rightiy-that they shall
live comfortably and live we'll. that
they shall have an opportunity TO edu-
cate their children and that they shall
be able TO lay by something for their
We VIII determine at the polls on No
vember whether Europe shall get con-
troll of our markets or not one party
would protect the Workingmau in field
and factory. the other would not-Our
votes are TO decide
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-27
To Drive Out Malaria ana Build Tp

Take the Old STANDARD GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC You know
what YOU are taking as the formula is
printed on every label. showing il is
Quinine and Iron in a, tasteless form
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-27
WILSON RALLY

THERE WILL BE 4 GRAND n Ally
At THE DEMOCRATIC HEADQU AR
TIERS. ~ SAN ANTONIO ST. SATUP-
DAY EVENING At : 80. \ BAND WILL
PROVIDE Music. AND con GRESS-
MAN ". r. SMITH AND JUDGE DAN
VI JACKSON. FORMER MAYOR KELLY
AND OTHER POPI LAR SPEAKERS.
WILL ADDRESS THE VOTERS IN
SUPPORT OF THE REELECTION OF
PRESIDENT MILSON.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-27
Tenement ornern.

Ne you gettlnE all OF The money
your house should bring2 Ask Lee
Newman I specialize on tenaments.
Phone 1904 905Ts s FL Paso
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If you are looking for Electric Fix
lures at reasonable prices see Lnrrabee
EIectrh, Co.. f05 Texas St=Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-27
Wilson, WAVING Arms,
Leads School Children
Singing School Songs

On board president wilson's train.
Cumberland, Nd. oct "a group Of
students SANG a school song rs pres.-
dent Wilson's train pulled in at Keyser.
W Va. today The president led the
singing. keeping time with both arms.
That's bully" he said, as they con-
me
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-27

Efficient service in lumber. doors.
windows. builders hardwarc. paints.
varuishes, enameis and brushes Ian
der Lumber Co.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-10-20
RECTOR AND Wife Greet
EMMANUEL members

What proved to be one OF the most
delightful social affairs OF the sea-
son was the reception given last
night in the parish house Of Imman-
uel p. f. Church to the congregation
Of the church by the Rev. and Mrs.
William II. Laird Several hundred
persons attended. The reception was
given to bring the members Of the
parish closer. The rooms we're at
tractively decorated with autumn
flowers and leaves, The Rev and
Mrs. Laird received their guests in
formally and following the recep-
ton of guests a delightful musical
program was presented. There were
several selections by the choir OF
which Mrs. Kate Bissell Pyle is
leader and solos by Mrs. Pyle, Miss
Esther Bancroft the debutante daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Bancroft,
and Mrs. John Hefferman. of Brook
Ign, n. Y, who recently became a
member OF Emmanuel Church choir.
Mrs. James r. Mahaffy accompanied
Mrs. Pyle and Miss Bancroft and
Miss Virginia Kirkus played for Mrs.
Hefferman.
On the course OF the evening re-
freshments we're served and at IN
o'clock Jacobs orchestra played for