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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-30
REFUSED PASSPORT, PLAYER STAYS

MINNEAPOLIS, March JD.-RcfusaI
Of federal authorities 10 issue passports
to Ross Campbell has saved the University
of Minnesota a prominent candidate for
the football eleven.
Campbell. a guard on the freshman
eleven last fall. decided TO enter the Amer
lean field ambulance corps in France.
When he applied for passports, however,
the papers were refused him.
Two other Minnesota athletes, David
Rittcnhousc, a speed swimmer. and Frank
Strong. a track star. are with the ambu-
lance corps in France.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-30
JOPLIN MINERS BEGIN PRACTICE

JOPLIN, Mo-, March 3O.-The Joplin
Miners. the newest club of the Western
league began their spring training March
Is. Jack Dalton, the manager, is superin-
tending the construction of the new Saw
age park being built in East Joplin a. the
teams grounds. About thirty players are
expected here previous To the clubs first
exhibition game which will bring the Min
crs and the Minneapolis club Of the Amer
lean association together ut Parsons
Kan, April j.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-30
BASEBALL.fREAK
CAUSE OF TALK
Why ONE PLAYER THROWS HEAVY
BALL AGAINST ANOTHER WITH
LIGHT BUT EQUAL SPEED.
(By Associated press.l

(By Associated Press.)
WAXAHACHIE, Tex, March 30.-Why
does one player throw a light ball, while
another player, who uses even less speed,
hurls a ball which comes to a fielder as il
it was q lump of lead!
This freak of baseball, one of the inter
esting scientific problems of the game
again is claiming the attention Of mem
bers of the Detroit Americans who ART
training here. Many theories have bee,
advanced, but it is seldom that more than
bic solution.
Archie Yelle, a recruit catcher, was on,
of the players whose work started the dis
c~ussion this season. Yelle j. a clever re-
ceiver and a splendid thrower, but he
hurls a bal (which nearly knocks a base
man into the outfield. Yelle has tried 4,
remedy this fault but like many othc'
catchcrs, some of whom were stars, he
has failed. Detroit infielders would rath
or stop a piece of shrapnel than "A throw
from this recruit backstop.
"Hack" Spencer, the comeback, wis
nay W DttfOtt lH~t ~AiluE tdttuti tnF
year, sends the ball to second like a riff
shot. His throw is low all the way and
despite this fact, Busk and Young, sol
emily insist hat the ball seems to float
into their glove. Stanage, too, is a fine
throwcr and his offerings are gentle
Mckee, fourth member OF the staff, j. an
%erratic thrower, who seems to be pitching
lead.
Two of Detroit's inficlders are heav,
throwcrs and two serve up much lighter
offerings. Shortstop Bush and Second
Baseman Young are disciples of the Spen-
Ger class, while Oscar Witt and George
Burns throw a. Yelle does.
Years ago, baseball experts tried Il
solve this mystery. In the dim days when
Malachi kittredge was in his prime, and
feared by base runners, he was equally
feared by the men who had TO stop hi
terrible thorws. Malachi had very small
hands and some players believed that hi
inability TO stop his terrible throwTAO
inability to get u better grip on the horse
hide gave the ball a spin which made il
Acri ~ hcuNN. Dut DOuit DuSn : uhuu~
are not large, while Burns has long fin
gers.
Another solution offered il that n
straight overland throw imparts light
ness TO the ball. A side arm or an un-
dcrhand motion causes a heavy spin. some
players say, but there always seems to
be nm exception to their solution. Other
students Of the game are inclined to be-
lieve that the players finger-tips are the
cause. They give the ball its final spin
and a heavy ball usually comes to a field
CIR with a downward rotation similar 10 the
beginning of the break to a spitball.
And there may be a very close connec.
lion between the spitball and the 'lead
BALI for if ball players are unanimous
on any phase of the game. they are in the
declaration that they would perfcr to be
hit on the head with u sledgc hammer than
TO have a splitter crash against their ribs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-30

Rub Musterole on ForeheadkJ
and Temples

A headache remedy without the dan.
gers of headache medicine" Relieves
headache and that miserable feeling from
colds or congestion. And it acts at oncci
Musterole is a clean, white ointment.
made with oil of mustard. Better than a
mustard plaster and does not blister.
Used only externally, and in no way can
affect stomach and heart, as some in
ternal medicines do.
Excellent for sore throat. bronchitis,
Group. stiff neck. asthma, neuralgia, con-
gestion. pleurisy, rheumatism. lumbago,
all pains and aches of the back or joints,
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilbIains,
frosted feet. colds of the chest Git often
prevents pneumonia).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-30

ST. PAUL. March 30.-St. Paul got all
the best Of the schedule making for the
inter- league series next fall between the
clubs of the American association and the
international league, 80 far n Sunday
games are concerned. Of a possible three
Sunday games, the Saints were awarded
two, while others got only one and Column
bus drew none. In only three Interna-
tional towns-Ncwark, Providence and
Montreal-are Sunday games PLAYED.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-30
Wagner May Be
Candidate For Sheriff

PITTSBURGH, March 3O.-Hans Wag-
ner. the veteran short,top Of the Pitts
burgh Nationals. may run for sheriff in
stead of playing ball this season. Pitts,
burgh politicians are reported to have of.
fercd Honus their support. Adj. Gumbert
another big league star, was Pittsburgh's
sheriff some years ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-30

cent WI the births and deaths are reported
under the present system. The state
health department j. continually receiving
inquiries from persons outside the state
asking FOR information concerning births
ana deaths. which nj present i impossi-
IN w give. A5sskR
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-30
PLANK PASSES UP CURVE OFTEN

PALESTINE, Tex, March 3N.-Eddlc
Plank r%ccctnly said hat rare use of the
curve ball has been the greatest factor
in %prolonging hi career ~ y pitcher. Dur
ing his entire career. Plank claims. he has
thrown four fast BALI 10 one curve. lie
said thai constant ne ofthc curve soon
tcndsto sap the strength of the salary
whip.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-30
ANOTHER s-HOLE GOLF COURSE.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March lO.-An-
other nine hole golf course was provided
by a recent appropriation of $1,000 by the
city park board. The course will be con
structed at Swope park n the second nine
Of a new course laid out there lat. year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-30
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Commercial Hotel. dining room
and restaurant. completely furnished. None
but parties who will run a first class place need
apply. Address Mrs. =. a.. Wolf. Commercial
Hotel. McAllen. Texas. -
FOR SALE AT A BAI,GAIN-S0 acres Il
land. being Lots ] and =. block ;, Ia Don
mn Land Syndicate Sub division 1T Donna. Iii
ialgo County. Texas. commonly known as -.
f.. smith farm. Improved. ~irgigable land, close
10 town. Y,
.H.6 shares capital stock Brownsville Land
and Enforcement Company. book value csti-
mated over. n per share
For terms. Apply 10 WOOD a DoI'b, hnA
iiG. Brownsville. Texas. ID
FOR SAIE-Thirty acres choice improved land
near San Benito. Texas. Easy terms n
lnrgain if sold quick. M agents commission
To pay. Address Box AS. Brownsville, Tex
~ ~ ii
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-30

Office Department Quartcrmaster. Fort sam
Houston. Texas. Sealed Proposals viii Tn IT,
ceivcd here until II 900 a. m. April ~. 1911.
for furnishing coal. wood. charcoal. s%mithinE
coal. mineral oil and fuel oi required ~
Southern Department pnsts and stations during
fiscal wear beginning July 1. 1917. Intorina-
ton furnished upon application.
t9DI. NJ - - t2I nsI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-30
MALE AND FEMALE.

CIVIL SERVICE examination i'm brownsville
soon Men and women desiring government
positions write for free particulars 10 Colfax
I"nwell. III years Civil Service Exrmainer),
BOX 353. Hutchinson, Kansas, Salt City Civil
Service School. fl
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

uNFuRNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
HOUSEKEEPING. APPLY vlVlER BUILD
ING, ROOM 10.
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished Rooms. Close
in. Two blocks from pustollicc. tine block
from depot. Mrs. l.. q. Mcnua, lUoS IL
Charles 81.
for light housekeeping. Modern con
vrni-nccs. Apply 1900 Jefferson St lrlr-
phone -.
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WANTED TO RENT.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids for grading and s%ravcling i've
blocks Of the streets nf Donna will W. received
BY the City Engineer until noon of Thursday,
April the 9th.
Plans and specification will De nailed ~ any
one Interested by L. ID. Snow, City EngiEerr-
upon receipt If 500. t5--t-Stl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR WILL TRADE for auto. four
corner lots worth 5000. In Hardin Addi-
ton. X. W.. Herald. -
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PUBLIC SALE
s,.,I,I CommlI,Ioaer, Sals


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(FTcn 4 Staff CORES f1nn'l'll' ~ I"-
Associated PrcsS.l
BRITISH FiEATHll A{tTERS y
F-IsANtE. March II CEia London. March
~ l;nt 2. III i'm tho CAPTURE Of the
villhs, Of Trlc= yesterday morning the
British completely unset tn" ;crmt"
rcfirrr,ert plans on thoi section nf ih"
lines During tho forward movement 81
the las! fortnight 1ri"e MAS an" village
rharc ~. Germans made desperate re-
sistance.
The steadily increasing artillery fir"
IF tho British had oNertod 0rcS"'ir"
which could no longer he w'thEin"d an"
tho German commander had issued y
retirement order. Two h"ur~ h"for"
th:a manourer wa" 10 ho attempted ih'
British foil upon the German position.
and in addition to IrfliriiuS h"3Hy c"Su .
aItics captured nearly thro" hundred
nrieoucre and booty which included Sth-
teen machine guns and four trench m"r-
tarS The attack was on" II tn" 1N"S'
rarofullr planned and shiIfull' "N"cniHd
nr tho r>rrn' 0hnSos "f wartar" on mis-
frnnt .
Tho artillery preparation W. ''rri'i'.
and the German clrrIsnn Was - d"ir"'
rslized 4, II and tlr srhdrnu"SS rs IN"
rrantrv assault that they Surr"nh""rd
Wholesale Tho prisoners ar" @rn"hS
tho best tqLcn on this front. tai'fnr"r
German offlrors seemed particularly
cha CRIME; shat their plan ;" roiir" WIN
out suffering Er"at casualties had '"'sn
/ thuarto IL
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TOOK ADVICE
GIVES MORE
WIFE ADVISED HIM TO TAKE
ThNLAC AND AFTER BEING
RElIEV RECON-
MENDEO IT,

lid YOU ever feel like you needed
something 10 give YOU an appetite and
stir you up again" lust like !oUr
whole sy&rom had even it ur As
had job and Was waiting Tor YOU N
slick kcS n dynamite under The
whole thing and blow il SKY high: Il
was without appetite" or Il desire to
cat and had dcnp cold or something
like la Grippe and felt rundown and
worn OUT Ny wife urged mo ~ Try
this mcdrjno. TanIac. and now know
that it i He recommended. for il did
mr. a lot nj GOOD and now rnioT a
good appetite and am feeling better
in every way. My -!omach feels al
right" So ny7iairrd another gentle
man of WhrrlinC Who recommended
TanIac for stomach troubles. His
ramo l. Mr.. W r.. N"AN"r. us l3ih
STREET.
If troubled a. Mr. n"Nior Nas, Or as
thousands have hrcr hefnr" him. 20;
= bottle ri rhiS National Tonic.
Tanlac. 0nd =ifc II TRIAL. AZ they
recommend. and YOU. 100. viii wisely
follow ihc ahNiCr ni those VINO r"Hll!
know 4. ii. Gri"-i. hero in Wheeling.
sells AMI recommends raniar.. wnirh
i "yoryw hero ono i"ll2r p"r bottle.
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE..


Plsbursh. "a. January ! lsl'
tn. Ptitteu.fh Wheeling and kentucky HEl!cfh
co-r,,- corporation Of III. Stat. o! West Nlr-
rnt- IN. ri;,srIrsn. Cincinnati. Chicago sod ~
- 5uls Ra-e, Gunfans. a corporation Of tse s'A's
:, p.nnsylran,n Vest Virgins. Ohio. lahens ara
Eu,ots ths NsrdaIiz Ra'lrnsd COMPANY, cotpNs-
nor NJ The States Of Indiana and Illinois ana lbs
Lrd.-.on Bel, Railway Company and tbs !hciso'
Ird,in. and EaTerp Rstlwty Company. corrnfatichS
Of In. Ss,e Ct Irdian,. have according to thn n"s
n ms. stu. hAcn consolidated into thIroaa
ooar,r9 named Tbs PufhurSh. Cincinnati CAlesSo
and 81 lcul. R.ro.d Con!r.n- enee'i'e Jsnuaf'
I 1917 ~. aS-eerent OF consolidation tiHnf erh
tl,d IN Ire ctfcs Ct the Secretary CT state CT "a
Wright. =, TIE o7th day Of D,remh-r FLO
H.-.prcr he property formerly Owned r. tc' PILLS
sureh HheelIas Ard E.ntucky Railroad ConrIny
Tbs P,,,sturgh Cincinnati. Chicago and St LOUIS
H,ilr,y Comparr Y.adllls Railroad Company les
Anderson Bat Ra.lxlJ Corpasr ard CHICAGO. inhi,
N, and Eastern R.l-i? Company IN tie states OF
p.r virrr,. Penrs-!r1nis. Ohio. Indians ard HI
rn, viii be orrad ,ad orsrsted b. Tho PiinoI!sn-
cur,nrau Chicago and s.. Louis EAfco Lon"
r6ur -
RAILROAD CoSRAST. ~
nF PITTSBURGH CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AID
ST LOUIS RAILWAY CoMrASI.
v4SpALf4 RAILROAD CoMPtHT.
THE ANDERSON BELT hILWAI coWANl.
CHICAGO. INDIANA AND EASTERN RAILWAY
CoPASY. -, 80
, ar -, Secretary.
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TEN MILLION KILLED
fr:ontinued from First eage.)

ri,en ae Inn 600. her wounded as l3h.-
n"N aud h"r cartured ana missing Ho"'t
.lf nnn
1taIv has been -aved from casualty
through tho imposs,hiiry "f np"r o?"r-
atiora on nor mrTrtalncuS tr"nre'S.
Her total reaches ""a"on. inriud!nE
ln5. 10" dead. A00n wounded and 5000
ca ptured and missing.
Belgium aud Serhie-
the two small states or"rrun fy m"
German machine after dcspcr4i" resist -
arra have both los very heavily IN
proportion 10 population Belgium :
casualties como !" 1900. with |"""o
dead. 2cnNu wounded and 4n."h0 car
tured and missing.
wounded 10 900, making total 81
IS. GOO with thu number Of missing ana
cartured large. hui unknown.
GcrmAny among tho central on
pircs. is given as BY Gar IN" '4rEHs'
irsor Her total casualties ar" Lob
anO or 9o5 .ohn losS than Frame : fl"r
dead como Ia 500 zoo. which is sllEh'!f
higher than Frances. wll'" her wnuno,,
ed arr Sct ~ iiu.hh0 and nor ranthT,u
and missing "ai.rh0. rroport ionat"F
Tho loves, ~ the nations. Germany
hccane" Of hor fighting on interior lines
without having suffered a bloody re-
,r.a- and with 4 highly efficient mfd'-
cal service. has Lost very 50" IN CaN'
iured and wounded. hui her "ftNnSiN"S
have Tod her mo EcdNN bhS"'N w ''7''
Nearly ono third ~ h"r losses arc cso-
mated to have boon suffered
Around Verdun-
Austria Is only slightly less hoa|f
loser .ran Germany. WIN '"'"'
aSa 100 Nor dead. h"wo'+r. "nlE
number I.S ioh and hor wounded "'n,s
Ouu. Her captured and missing run ~
tr iai nnn "Wlrc to tn" h'aNI '"SS'
a. prisoner ~ n" Two retreats n'i"r'
tho Russians, .. ,o,or
run, .,.-" has h"Hn h'aNi 10. T.
having 4 u,I" sw""r ri front from -!
IiroH through syria. Arabia. A"S"f"'h
mia and Armenia. with serious rLcSSnr'.
from British. Russian ana nhtiT- ~ ~
mics Her total 'ls given as -, .""'';
with laT .nNn dead. lln.no0 wounded ana
70 non captured and nlssinS. ,.,
Bulgaria is tn" :ma ll"Si ,nrer; VIZ
tho mnsCcr total ri 20. 5nh. largely n'.
r,usn tho Serbian campaign MAS won
merely by The threat Of her 'ntrhmr,.
INTO Tho MAR. Her dead total '.%o"' ne
wourdcd Ono and h"r cariur"H avn
,,iceipc- a. nGn
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He.ic. Is hc:eby given that. I" re".Hs' 81 'e'
..ooLhold.-. ~ the Wheeling '-orrusInE cor17asT
-orrorstlcn GRATED Ard organized Under the 1.rs ~
West yIrs!ni. h-ld Al Wheeling. ". Va. m re
.1.n,-.fir.. DE- Ct Fehrusry. 1911; tie (eIoT;n:
resolutions ADDICTED
Resolved first, That the Wheeling rnrrt:Satlns
,rrr.n. \ CORPORATION r!estd and organized undaf
TIE lars OF the Stale Of West Virginia dnss heree1
t.rortnu. hu,.r-ss corporation sad surreroer'
IN said STATE Il, charter ADD corT>rste franchise
THE Beard ~ Drorors will pr"cerd 10 ccnVe-t tn,
rnrairr tn.a cash. and ray Of and dis"hs-Ee all ITS
dtrs uahrii!rS md obligations and AFTER fully DIS
rratSIrs ~ such debts liabilities and nh'iSsuont.
d-ia trio remainder among ihr stockholders FRO rita
With th-Ir s.re-ll holdings ~ Nock. hut ~ such
r, .ha hc rradr arr stakeholder until ''ier
tho ruhiirttlor n Thn notice hescn'fte rrn-ido'i
Rr,olrst second Thai ihc rr~s!d-ai %, this Cor
rorslinr r.u,r n";r. ~ 'he ABORTION 81 :hs fnfc
Snr. rcsc;:ii"~ - nc furi-h-d in srre newspaper
cr s.rcr. circulation. published the principal
crrc. rlIce " business n hi. corporation once
~, hes. rc..vurcrs II tbn Ssr'eIr- NJ State CT
,hr STAT" n West. T,rSir.. and deliver tn hin 4
,rrr:' atr .herirs he .utciaon ~ sstd nciIce. As
. rrovtI.d ~ so.
i,nrr u-d.- ~ h,rd To-, trrnt- ,~:cnd d.. Ct
Fcn-IG-T. i?'i
SRBnTI
T-,.iiAr' 9. ud cnTort.lH-.
sr,,.. II " WAGNER.
s..r~trT.
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BAGDAD CAPTURED
tconttnr.a from First raSe.)


Of the SIN succeeded. despite The
bright moonlight, in cffcCtinG
surprise crossing of the Diala and
ESTABLISHING a strong post on the
right bank thereof. Meanwhile on
tho morning Of the &th. The Tisris
having been bridEcd At some dis
lance downstream, British Dc.
tachment marched up The right
hank.and found the enemy holding
position about six miles south
ives, Of Eacdad
Tho enemy VAS driven from
this position to another position
Two miles in tbc rear. During tbs
night nt the 9th passage Of the
Diala was forced and our troops
advanced some four miles toward
ia Edad.
During the 9Th our forces on
tho right hank (Ticrtsl drove tho
enemy from his secdnd position.
hivola ckinc on rho ground gained
This advantage. Notwithstanding
4 binding dust storm and n win.
lent gale. VAS pressed on the
morning Of the NH. the Turks
being forced hack In within three
miles wrS; and southwest nf BAG
dad.
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Dayton hard HIT.

rAYl h%. a. March lI.-.0re man
ra= reported ,ill:. At Er"rSVille. u
miles from II. ~. ,,''"rc ut hOus'
u-rn unrcnf,t in layton and hftE h"Rs7
reported demolished rith"ui loss nL me
At Tr"t'""nf. IN 2 storm tn1e",
In Dayton ine storm passed. qui"k'N.
\ part az 'hr roof If A Elu'inE picture
thcn'ra "a hlnnn oft raI=inS = pant:
among TN" women and children At The
theatre More "ss; 'i,prt in ihs theatre.
Tei"j h"n" communication "as ""t OF
fr"rt TSr''".. lie an ''Tr"iwnoi and little
definite information WhS obtained here.
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tA-lS.5ot
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
Ia BELLE IRON WORKS.
HotI,. of Annual MetIno.

Ho,Ic. Of Annual Meeting.
-;.,-. :. herb ST.n tia, The annual uee.!rE
y, IL. stockholders II Ia Bell. Iron Works cor
n,-,t,c- created and Organized under the laws NJ
N. State Of W.s, Virginia. viii bs held IN th' AS.
s.rhlr Rom NJ The Wheeling commercial hsso'i'
,io, !, ,hc Market Auditorium BUILDING. At the cor
>, Inn and Market streets. In n. CITY ~ Wheel.
inc rnun,r r. Ohio. STATE 81 West Virginia at ~
nrlo-t 10 III. tortroop on TueshaT. IN" 18TH CAV
Ct March lal7 for to. rlrr-nac NJ slecf,nz bos'o
n DIRECTORS and tn. ansscon Of anr business tna'
r,- ,,-.,lir r. st-anes~ind At IN annual nr"r'!"z
~ IN. strcshod.-. Steel transfer books Ttl' Re
cio.,d Nth ,ht rn>e ri business m N"nd.?. tft
l>h d.. NJ Fctrus-. 1917. ard rr"r-- Al 20 O'CLOCK
IN n. nrc-n,rs - sa,Trdsr. February lin. l'''.
Py o-t.r AZ III. pnarI q nrct"'t
\ e. kim. fr.GidrDt
" E BLSWlCk. SecrSAr-.
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MINERS CONVENTION
OPENS HERE TOMORROW
The Representatives. Of 5000 Eastern
Ohio Mine Workers to Gather
In, Annual Session.

Tomorrow morning NJ 10 o'clock.
delegates representing the 5000 coal
miners of Eastern Ohio. will assemble
at tho Trades AMI Labor Asscmhl"
hall Inv This city for the annual con
yention of suh-district No >. United
Mine Workers of America %e" fea-
lures Of the convention viii lie in the
various dtscusslcn. IF the peculiar
conditions that non exist in the East
arm Ohio fields
President N'iluaw RoJ. Of sub-dis-
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home he vas building. va= Nicked w by
tho w'9d. carried 100 fest and dropped
int" = pond His back was broken and
h" 3rnbahl, uill die. The storm crtr-
rln'I tho uirn ~"r,-iC" and reports com.
in- into Eirtn'"mti Tonight ~"re nloa-
Ere. No damage Was done here.
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A Snecific AGAINST Colds

! The nearest Ihinc ~ sr"cln'
AGAINST colds is sleeping pnrrh nr
omen he'd room and cold sponer ha'h
every morning when Won first get ur.
T.vnn then YOU will occasionally tax"
IA cold especially whom colds are
epidemic. and when YOU do YOU VIII
find Chamhcrlains Cough Rem"d! =
great holp in enabling YOU 10 g" r'n
g. of il TRY il. Obtainable everywhere,
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Aid Quickly Given

Ml'%CIF.. Ind. March H.. -- Mayor
Eoll;n Runrh received message from
Ma'vnr 1,ah Watkins Of Now Easii".
icarlv tonight stating:
Tho town i zone. send all the
help Won can
Company =. Of this city. and num-
Dor of policemen arc heinc rushed to
Nov Castle. Al The ambnIanr"s IN
The cit, and about twenty-five physi'
'cjans also havn departed for the
stricken io1-n. Irterurhar cars out nj
thi5 riiy arc running only to Spring
port. and il is understood here that
The traction power plant ~ Ne"
.raztls 1-as demolished