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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-06-15
DRAFT SONS TO FARM.
Fathers Plan Land Purchase to ES-
empt Boys From Army.

Misunderstanding about for ways
TO keep their sons, who are a little over
twenty-one, out of the army, two rich
men in upper New York state have
written to Representative Charles B.
Smith to know If they purchased
farms and put their boys on them
would not that exempt their sons from
the draft. They proposed to make
their sons superintendent Of the farms
and thus entitled to exemption. they
thought, as "agriculturists."
At the war department il was said
that this ruse would not get very far,
as neighbors could be depended upon
TO expose it.
Hispano América., 1917-11-25
ORIGEN DE LOS JAPONESES

de donde proceden los %japoneses?
BA que raza p~ertenecen? iSu tronco
es ell mismo de los chinos? tdescien-
den. por ell contrario de autoctonos,
esparcidos en- una epoca prehistorica
que no Sc puede determinar en- las
cuatro islas rodeadas de mas de tres
mil islotes que Sc tienden como un
encaje frente al continente de Asia?
tSon acaso, imigrantes que pasaron
la isla de Sakhalin ocupando de mo-
mento Ell litoral POGO accidentado pa
ra e~scalar despues la region monta-
nosa? GLlegaron, por ventura, por ell
mar de Okhotsk al archipelago de
las Kuriles? iPuede admitirse, con
Matte Brun, que sus antepasados e.
ran tartaros o b~abilonicos como pre-
tende Koempfer?
Estas controversies y otras tantas
mas diversas quedan sin solucion pa
ra la c%iencia. Los mismos Anales ia
poneses Sc pierden en- este punto en-
la obscuridad y mil ncertidumbres y
abrazados muchos textos a la leyen-
da van atribuyendo la creacion del
Japon a II hijo de la diosa del Sol.
Entire los his~toriadores que inten-
taron descorrer Ell velo que oculta al
Japon a una hija de la diosa del Sol.
to era Murdoch, quien Sc inclinaba a
suponer TN origen INDIGO a los japo-
neses. Pero hoy la discussion Sc re-
nueva con la obra Investigators del
professor Kume, que coloca Ell debate
en- Ell terreno positive de la documen-
tacion archaeological.
La prehistoric Sc encuentra estu-
dada cientificamente en- los traba-
jos de Kume. Segun ellos, el examen
de las acumulaciones de moluscos de
las orillas del mar confirman la afr
Hispano América., 1917-11-25
lahore DinerO!

Ordene DIRECTAMENTE SU IMPERMEABLE, a la MEDIA, a la
fabrca. Hay desde $500 hasta $1,000 la mitad de los precos que n cual-
quer tienda- Muestras Sc nevan a donde Sc desee por e. agente.
~Impermeables para Caballeros, Sehoras y Ninos.
1852 TREAT AVE. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Hispano América., 1917-11-25
Oferta Gratis

les used vctma de la desgada7 lilo persguo la mla suerte? ISufre listed en-
snencio?N Y sean pra suntos amNsos y en- general todost los do la vda? Pues escrf-
y a vudta lie coro recibrai nformes gTats-DIRECCION-
SRA. A. n. DE GABRIEL, Aparado 1891, HAeANA, CUBA
Hispano América., 1917-11-25

macicn de un viejo cronista que ha-
bla de pueblos primitivos que Sc a
limentaban de mariscos.
Fran, siguiendo esta relacion, los
llamados "Korobokkum," pigmeos,
llegados al Japon por Sakhalin, o las
islas Kudiles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-01

Lee Newman can get more money
out of your property at a less cost
than anyone else. Ask his clients.
Phone 1904. 9o5 IL s FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-01
Look Out For Wolf
Comet Tonight; Maybe
1t viii Bring Peace

Prediction that the Wolf comet
would appear on the northeastern
horizon tonight at about 1880 o'clock
was recalled Friday morning by
Walter Norton. F. G. R. S. of this
city. who said:
''The Wolf comet should appear as
scheduled, between the constellation
Delphinus and the Great Square in
Pegasus. The comet was discovered
by Prof Max Wolf, April q. 1916. II
might be well il the owners Of the
tail buildings in the city Will run
their elevators up to midnight. thai
the people may see this brightest OF
comets, for it is considered by astron-
omers that it viii be splendid
naked eye object Last month the
comet appeared 10 times greater than
when discovered. and is claimed to be
travelling at the rate of 131 miles
Second. The nearest point it will be
to the earth tonight will be 164,000.00O
miles
ct is Thought that the Wolf comet
will bring peace to the fighting
world. and let US hope it will do SO"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-01
DriUers Steers to SdUe
Collision With Woman,
Street Car Hits Auto

The occupants Of a Ford automo-
bile. L H. Travis. the driver, and P.
II. Brown. both of the Rio Grande
Oil company. 321 East Seventh street,
were considerably shaken up when
the auto was dragged 90 feet by an
east bound street car which collided
with il on the corner of Stanton and
san Antonio streets Friday morning.
In order TO pass an automobile
driven by a woman and to evade
collision with her 1 was forced in
toward the street car" said Mr..
Travis in speaking of the accident.
when he and Mr. Brown had alighted
from the Ford after the street car
in charge of motorman II. Roe and
conductor J. Harrison had been
stopped.
The front wheel of the auto became
engaged with the front running board
of the street car and was dislodged
only after several minutes work and
the assistance of a number of by
ISLANDERS The right front wheel was
badly torn and both the wheel and
right fender were bent and mis-
shaped
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-01
TORNADO TOLL
Of LIFE IS Is
Hundreds Hurt in South
eastern Missouri and
Southern Illinois.

St. Louis, No, June 1.-The death
toll of the tornado that swept
through several counties in south
eastern Missouri and southern Iii
nois Wednesday grew to 70 last
night. according to scattered reports
received here over crippled wires
Hundreds were injured and are
homeless but relief work has been
prompt and it is not believed much
suffering, aside from injuries, has
resulted
Two carloads of clothing and food
were sent into the storm area from
St. Louis and relief funds started by
St. Louis newspapers already total
almost $4,000. Towns nearby those
that suffered rushed aid to them.
The property damage is conserya-
lively estimated at several million
dollars. Crops suffered severely
from the wind and were beaten ana
torn by heavy hail
Gainesville, Texas, June Tine
Catholic Church. a general store and
several residences at Lindsey, town
of $50 inhabitants. six miles west
Of here, were destroyed by tornado
early today. No one was killed, but
several were injured
Three Killed in oklahoma.
Ardmore, Okla, June Three per-
sons were killed near Marietta, OKLA
a town ten miles south of here. last
night in a tornado that swept south
central Kansas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-01
RED CROSS IS
AFTER $4,000
Finance Committee Starts
House to House Cam
paign for Funds.

A house to house campaign viii
be conducted by the FL Psso chapter
Of the Red Cross association in an
effort TO raise its quota OF $4,000
of the 800. 900. 900 asked by the presi-
dent for relief work in the care of
wounded and sick Of the army, dur
ing Red Cross week beginning June
Is. Every citizen in FL Paso will
be asked to do his share in donating
to this fund and to take out mem
bership in the Red Cross.
Committee to District City.
At a meeting of the finance com
mittee Of the FL PasO chapter Friday
morning in the office OF 4. P Coles,
chairman of the finance committee
preliminary arrangements Tor the
campaign were made. The committee
will take charge of the campaign,
working with the membership com
mittee. A. p. Coles was selected as
president of the campaign and he
will appoint captains of teams
Need More Life Members.
Beginning Friday, appeals Will pc
made to the people to take out life
memberships in the Red Cross 50
far only l. FL Pasoans have enrolled
in this class. which costs $50 Inree
enrolled Friday morning are Mrs. j.
W. CrOWduS, lSVU west M4ssOuIl' .
c. Wilmarth and Herman NJ An
dreas.
G. F. Hawks. general manager Of
the El Paso * Southwestern rail-
road. was elected a member OF the
finance committee Friday. Those
present AT the meeting were A p
Coles. !. {. Wilmarth, ". L. Gaines,
DR.. W. L. Brown. Herman N Andreas
and ". ". Turney.
wanted TO buy secondhand bicycles.
Allen Arms & Cycle Co.-AdF.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-01
V|LLABANDITS
LEAVE OJINAGA
Loot Town to Get Some
thing to Eat and Then
Take to the Desert.

Preside. Texas, June 1.-Ojinags,
the Mexican border port opposite
here. was today clear of Vnlistas. the
last of them having evacuated yes
terday. Late yesterday a Carranza
lieutenant crossed the river and en-
tered the town. reporting on his re-
turn that not Villista remained in
town Chico Cano and his band are
believed now to have come to Ojinaga
for something to eat and having
looted the port, retires along the
COncho river toward San Juan, Chi
huahua.
Villa was reported to have been in
Ojinaga early yesterday. but this was
not confirmed. Six wounded Next
cans who crossed TO the American
side said they had heard Villa was
in town to smuggle stolen bullion
over to the American size It is be-
lieved Villa and about 500 men are
somewhere in the Ojinaga district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-01
FIVE GRADUATE
FROM DOUGLASS
Negro Schools Have Class
Play and Closing Ex-
ercise sat Theater.

Commencement exercises at the
Douglass high school (negro) are IN
progress this afternoon at the IeAaS
Grand theater-
preached by Rev. II. a Wells IN the
\. N T. church on last sunday
There are five graduates from
Douglass school this year. Ihey a.
Minnie A Andrews, Virginia L Blue
ford. Mary +. Cannon, Harold W Ioyo
and Henry ". Thomas, Jr-
The program for the graduation eN-
ercises was as follows--
Invocation-Rev. J. A Stout, pastor =
N. E. church. 49,,
Chorus-'ANSay 20 the WOODS tAN'--
Giebel, high school ,-,--,.,-
Essay--Clothes and Character virgin
ia L. Blueford. ,--...
Vsnnah)-Afinnie Andrews, zillica Foster
Beatrice jackson, Viola Steptoe
Grafton - Observation" Henry W
Thomas, Jr- = r,.,f-
Solo (al-"Somewhere a Voice Is can
ing" (Arthur r. Fate)-Minnie Andrews
Chorus (b)-"Away to the Fields &c n
White)-School.
Essay-"Oportunities OF tne SHl III
nestle Science'-Mary Cannon -,s
Girls chorus-"Happy Birds Obd"aIu
Holst}-High school girls 49,,
Oratio1-"The Future or the NesIO
iia cSorusE.K sSs Babe adam Gel
e Essay9'.The Mission Of Music''-Minnie
Andrews 49,.
Presentation Of diplomaz-E. NJ Whit
aker, president board OF education -.
Remarks-supt- R. J. Tighe and PIN
b, C. W. Armiger, Dur
Class Play.
Last evening at the Texas Grano
r1raEanfpd NAV. Lne
Nautical Knot" The theater was
crowded for the performance the
Dlay was replete with solos and cho-
rus numbers The cast Of characters
was as follows:
Julia. the naughty belle OF baFhs11
poole-Ninnie Andrews
Nance. Julia's friend-Viola Steptoe
Barna bus Lee. a wandering artist
To- stout mate OF the Bounding Will
low''-Henry W. Thomas. IT.
RiII salt boatswain-Harold W Lloyd
lin Spray-IthUs \ White
Ned B uff-Robert E Brown
Jack Brace-Oliver J. Benoah
Fishermen's Neutrality-suspicious. Blue
ford Lillian Franceware, Bessie HAN
ZiIica Foster. Mary Cannon
BarnstapOols Girls
Helen L Graham Beatrice Ridley
AIine NJ Edwards Ziltca A Foster
Euradeue {. Danger-HazeI l. Watson
field Elma l. Mathis
Hazel Eel D. Perkins siinneoIa spiiler
Verona e C.es e4and Vera l. Rogers
Beatrice W Jackson Willie B. Lucas
NurieI A Henderson Pear Larlor
Marguerite A Carter Marie Statum
Edna NJ McFarlin Annie NJ Mckinney
Sailors
Robert a. Grain Lamar y. Graham
Oliver J. Bendau VIM Lindsey
Frank l. Mathis Alvin Bess
William E Ridley Robert E Brown
Frederick A Brooks thus A. White il.
Henry Steptoe GarOld Lloyd. IT.
Frank Cleveland Bernard Langdoa
Artists
Robert Grain Frank I. Mathis
Lamar Graham Frank c Cleveland
TownspeOpls.
Gertrude Black Julia 3. Watson
Helen Christian Abbie " White
Pearlie N Adams Fredonia Duncan
Cecil Thomas LOUISE McGowen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-01
SHOOTS SELF
IN HEAD; DIES
joaquin Rodriguez Takes
Life, Coroner Decides;
Wife Finds Body.

Joaquin Rodriguez, 50 years OF age
was found dead by his wife in his
home. 10 South oregon street Thurs
dav night about $50 o'clock. His body
was stretched across a bed. large
hole in his head. and 4 IS caliber re
volver on the floor. Capt L L Han
answered a cali with three policemen
and a detective.
The bullet had gone through
Rodriguez's head and lodged in wall,
going in at the right temple and com
ing out the TOP OF his head on the
left side
Had Been III Some Time
Rodriguez had been i'll for some
time, his wife told the police, and had
kent the revolver under his pillow
Some time ago his son. who IS a yard
foreman for the Mount Franklin tuel
company. took the gun away from ms
father. but he insisted that II be re
turned to him and il was given back
He is survived by his wife and SON
Coroner James beavers verdict was
that Rodriguez had taken his own life
Funeral arrangements had Tot Deen
completed Friday morning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-01
FORMER VILLA MAJOR SOTO
EXECUTED BY FIRING SQUAD

Eleuterio Soto. former Villa major,
was executed at JUarez Thursday aft
ernoon after being convicted before
a military court at Juarez on a charge
of having sold ammunition to the
ViIIistas.
The execution was public and sew
eral hundred residents of the city fol-
lowed the condemned man and his
guard to the cemetery to witness it
Soto had been making his home in
Juarez since leaving the Villa party
several months ago.
Wanted TO buy secondhand bicycles.
Allen Arms & Cycle CO.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-01
POLICE OFFICERS CHANGE.

The new schedule for the police
department went into effect Friday.
The day captain will be L. L Hall;
sergeant, Will Simpson: night captain,
Tom Armstrong, and sergeant, Tom
York York will be acting sergeant
during the absence OF Dan Thompson,
who is going on - Is day vacation
camping and fishing in New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-01
Campbell's Cafe

Best ham and eggs. Csc. Music;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-01
Strawberries, quart boxes. 23c
S pounds White Onions for 24c
pounds Texas New Potatoes for 24c

All National Biscuit Co.'S l5c Goods l0c
| ID. Calumet Baking Powder ....-....-...2 BE
. ozs. K. c. Baking Powder ...-.......z2c
No. | Domino Asparagus 15c, dOz.. $l.5O
Quaker Pulled Comfy Package 1850. 15c
V. c. No. Pork and Beans. 2 cans Csc
V. c. No. Pork and Beans. per can 1900. Zoe
Monarch No. MS Baked Beans. per can -. 3ec
S. Y. G. Green Chill, B cans. Csc
! ID. Bakers Cocoa for ................-.4S c
" b. Bakers Cocoa for ........-.......-2 4c
American Cream Cheese. b. .........- ZSc
BluhilI Green Chill or Pimento Cheese, each. .15c
imported ParmessOn Cheese. u in Bot. each 35c
Imported Parmesson Cheese. Us in Bot. each Csc
3 cans Fairy Norwegian Sardines for 1900. SOC
2 cans Underwood Sardines IN oil. 14's for Use
Underwood Sardines in mustard. 81 each. .15c
cans Bee Brand Tall Salmon for BE
2 cans Farm House Tall Red Salmon for e. . .5Sc
2 cans Monarch Us. Flat Salmon ....... 39e
pkgs. SINNERS Maearoni or Spaghetti. .23c
Carnation Tall Milk, lie; per case $3.50. $3.50
None Such Mince Meat. pkgs. ...-..... Csc
Quart Jar Queen Olives .......-...-.4 5c
Quart jar Stuffed Olives .............5 5c
Queen Olives. per pint ............2 Csc
) rolls Big Deal Toilet Paper .24c
3 rolls Jap Crepe Toilet Paper ..... BE
Snow Drop Tissue Toilet Paper .......1O c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-01
22O Mesa Ave.
Phone 2576.
Sanitary Refrigerated Market
QUALITY MEATS AND SUPERIOR
SERVICE AIM
SATURDAY SPECIALS

Choice Loin Steak, Id. .-...2 Zoe
Choice Round Steak, ID. ...... zoe
Choice Pork Chops, Id. .........25 c
Choice Rolled Roast, ID. .......2 2c
Choice Dressed Hens, ID. ............ 25c
Choice Broilers, h. ......... 35c
Choice Rib Boiling Meat, ID. $500. .121ac
Choice Ground Veal and Pork
for loaf, ID. .2oc
Fancy Home Cured Hams (whole) Id. 25c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-01
To Drive Out Malaria and Build Up the


Take the old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking as the formula Is
printed on every label, showing II Is
Quinine and Iron in tasteless FORM
SOC.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-01
IAX-FOs-An Improved Cascara

A digestive liquid laxative. cathartie
and liver tonic. Combines strength
with palatable aromatic taste. Does
not grippe or disturb stomach. Csc
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-01

A 2Ies Observation-Disclosures buys a
bran new story, 40 room Mexican Il
Tenement. Rents for S24O- Terms OHs
half cash, balance to suit Lee new
mar, 9O5 y =. FL PasO. Tel. 46O4.-AoN-
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-09-21

acquiesce in these violations,
many of which have been and
are of a, serious nature.
Under the statute, the Red
Cross emblem can only be used
by authority. 1t cannot be used
in the manufacture or sale of
Red Cross buttons or pins except
upon such authorization. Many
novelty manufacturing houses
and stores, taking advantage of
the great increase of popular in
terest in the Red Cross, as we'll
as the growth in membership to
nearly four millions, have put on
sale large quantities of Red Cross
pins, postcards and devices. An.
equally common abuse has been
on the covers of patriotic songs
and popular magazines.
1t is the feeling of Red Cross
officials that the Red Cross en-
blem should be regarded much as
the flag is regarded. Under the
law and the Geneva International
Agreement, the emblem is set
apart for the work of relief and
mercy. 1t should not be used in
any way to detract from that
high office. It's use to stimulate
the sale of magazines, songs,
post cards or other articles un-
der the guise of patriotism,
therefore, should not be regarded
as proper.
Provisions of the law are as
follows:
1t shall be unlawful for any
person, corporation, or associa-
ton other than The American
National Red Cross and its duly
authorized employees and agents
and the Army and Navy sanitary
and hospital authorities of the
United States, for the purpose Of
trade or as an advertisement to
induce the sale of any article
whatsoever or for any business or
charitable purpose, to use within
the territory of the United States
and its exterior possessions, the
emblem of the Greek Red Cross
ON a white ground, or any sign
or insignia made or colored in
imitation thereof, or of the
words, Red Cross or any COM
bination of these words"
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-09-21
Red Cross

The Red Cross bulletins
published in this column are
furnished us by Miss Vera
Lewis, secretary of the local
chapter, and are published at
the request of that organi-
zatiOn.-Ed. Note.
Because of the growing misuse
of the Red Cross emblem COM
mercially, the American Red
Cross has just issued a new
warning to those who may be
violating the law regarding it.
While much of this misuse of
the emblem is unintentional and
through excessive zeal, the Ma
tional Red Cross can no longer
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-09-21
REGENT DONATIONS
TO THE LIBRARY

From Mrs. Fred Russell. In the
Days of Bruce, With Lee in Vir-
ginia, The Vanishing Man, The
Woman in the Above, Jane Gable,
Daughter of Anderson Grow,
Checkers, Ashton Kirk, Secret
Agent, The Witching Hour.
From Mr.. f. l.. Clark: Life of
Empress Josephine, Dri and l,
Bob Hampton of Placer, The
Heavenly Twins, The Woman of
the Twilight, Llah Rookh, Blind
folded, Alice of Old Vincennes,
The Girl Who Won, Joan of Juni-
Iper Inn, Princess Martha, Dor
othy South, The Lion of st. Mark,
The Parsons Proxy, The Fighter,
The Amethyst Box, The Isle of
the Winds, Bettey Wales SophO-
more, Betty Wales Junior, The
Wonderful Electric Elephant, On
Lark to the Planets, Dot and
Tot of Merryland, Wonderful
Wizard of OF, Janets College
Career, Widow O'Callahan's
BOYS. The Arkansaw Bear, Six
Girls and Bob, Alice's Adventures
/ in Wonderland, Roberta and Her
Brothers, Sportsman Joe, Timber
Lew the Circus Boy, The Wonder
Book, Child's History of England,
Aesop's Fables, A Christmas Car
lol The Cornet of Horse, Ameri-
can Boys Handy Book, Half a
Dozen Girls, Three Graces at
college. Dictionary of the Bible,
Easy French, Scottish Chiefs,
Tale of Two Cities, Irving's Oil
yer Goldsmith, Tour of the World
lin Eighty Days, The Deserted
Village. Childhood, Merchant OF
Venice. Girl of the Limberlost
Macbeth, The Bond of Honor
Some Clever People, The Prince
and the Page, Pronouncing Die
tionary of the French and Eng
lish language.
Mrs. J. M. Tracy has brought
lus regularly since April her cop
lies Of The Christian Herald
Every Week and The Woman
Home Companion.
Librarian.
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Presbyterian Church

HE Flew all to Bits, or Spoil
ing his Own Happiness" the sec
Ond Of the series on The Pursuit
of Happiness at the If a. m. SER
sI.ice next Sunday.
"Can You Measure up" a
straight talk to men at the 1880
service.
At 10 a. m. Boys Rally Day in
the Bible school.
Young Peoples meeting at 6:3O
topic, How We Should Work
Together"
Everyone welcome to all ser
vices.
C. J. BOPPELL, Minister.
220 Ninth St. Phone 1862 J-2
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Saturday
bMIlNEE 2:3O
EVENING ZOO
ST. PauIs EpIsoopaI churoh

Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon.
ii a m.
Those who wish to hear the
Gospel (Glad Tidings) can do so
by coming to st. Pauls church.
JACOB A. HIATT, Rector.
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RECORD or THE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

CONTINUED from page =
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-09-21

Snecial Deputy 10000
Miscellaneous $4,000
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OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMITS
SIONERS SALARY ACCOUNT)
Current Expenses. Estimates
for 1913.
Salaries officials 100000
Deputies $4,000
Jailor 10000
Copyists 10000
Stenographers 10000
Total Estimate 100000
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMITS
SIONERS (Expenses)
Current Expenses. Estimates
for 1913.
Annual Expenses Commission
ers, Total Estimate 10000
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Iharter No. IU171 20
Report of condition National Bank Of ST Msries
September nth, 1917 ~ " N NtO7S - BUSINESS ."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-09
New Wolfe Waists at S1.95

Pretty styles for Spring show ncss introduce
first the effects in waists
die embroidery tuck
witt
Wolfe waists with hand embroidery front trimming
Dives, Pomeroy stewart-second
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-09
k {SIE4RIf! AK $E$$S Al SgEg8B
Beautiful Warp
Print Ribbons
Specially Priced

Excellent values that will
prove welcome to many wo-
men who appreciate the many
uses to which these beautiful
ribbons may be put.
Warp print Ribbons in beauti-
full floral patterns
Az to Az inches wide, 29c
value, at Ice
. to n inches wide, soc value,
at ................. 25c
Moire taffeta Ribbons, 4 " inches
wide, good variety of colors, csc
value, at 10c
Satin stripe moire taffeta Rib
bons, 5 "a inches, 29c value, at nc
Street Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-09
New Spring Dresses For Girls
Attractive Little Frocks at Small Cost

Dresses of fancy stripe ngham with deep yoke front and back
and neck large sailor collar pique;
patch pockets and sash held by pearl buttons H.
Peter Thompson dresses of cadet blue percae patent
leather belt and red silk tie embroidered collar and tie sizes
to A. at $3.50
Dresses of imported fancy stripe gacord showaed model
with large pointed collar cuffs and patch pockets pique
with hemstitching and pearl buttons sizes to A.
Dresses of imported hand fancy stripe Japanese crepe
with large sailor collar solid color crepe trimmings
of small pearl buons sizes H. at ........... $3.50
White dresses of popln pque gaatea variety Styles
sizes to IA, at $225 to 4.95
Pomeroy & Stewart Floor