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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-02
About People
J Movements Of individuals to
and From the City.
TRI-STATE ARRIVALS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

EoGERS-Iieraldins Eocm"r and SIS
ter. rin:lnetun; X. q. Crtnc. Mi. Vernon;
" Il. Lynch. Woods:!cId; {. =. Cline
Marietta.
MLUKE-I'. G.. McCrarkrn. Cameron
Mrs. John Duwd. !arkerSburS: Miss
son. l.. Eairmont; Thomas i. Mccoy
~!<t"rSville; II. k"un,z. New Martins.
vile. y. Ii. Beatty. illumination. ". A.
Eur. tiumdred, J. X. Wilson. Hundred:
j. N. Errdin". Hundred.
GRAND CENTRAL. :. Durhin. NJ;
George e. Siy"S Akron. OHIO; jacob
h"u!". 'u!cralu. ohio; Il. :. McCulion
tni&iuhus. Ohio.
WINDsoE-Mr. and Mrs. j. L. KEN
pic, East LivcrnnoI. o.; James y. Muth,
lSom. ParkcrShurs; j. T. Thumas and
wifc. HARRISBURG; Oscar Jenkins. Park.
""A5urg: Fred VI, King, Hprkcr%burg: J.
Graham Young. P"nnShnru. !. H. kn;tpp
i'arkrrsburg: W. II. nDay. Manning ton
sTANrM-C. $. Crow. Mnrgantuwn: J.
n: Track. FarminSt,on; !. n. Miller
hiann. o. ": !. Hopper. Charleston; e.
". krlrh. Warrington: j. e. Jackson
ManuinEtun: -. Il. kunst. Grafton; V.
;. Lynch. Buckhannon.
Prof S. {. Crow. Of the West Vir-
Giuia university Mt Morgnn,owu. arrived
h,r- last night on short business
visit.
". r. Watson. .Ir.. Of Fairmont prom.
in"nt coal operator. is Il business visitor
here.
Airs. Charles pnuSherty. of Brooksidn
will spend the weekend as the guest CT
her sister. Mrs. Ii"llrr. IL -. tiairSVilir
MIR. nnd Mrs. Johnson Mckinney will
go 10 Charleston IN saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy 3. Mayor viii accompnny
hem and will. remain TOR the inaurura
ton uC Hon. J. J. Cnrnwrll.
The condition OF Police Patrolman
Sam Moran. who is at the Wheeling
hospital for treatment for an attack Of
grip and typhoid. was reported In be
somewhat improved yesterday.
Gcurg" EauS. recently night jailer IN
der "X-Shcriif \. L. Sweeney. remains
quite i'll at his home. He has hern nn-
able 70 leave his hom: 70" scvcra!
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Marshall. who are
spending the winter in Florida. have
written TO friends here hal they expect
to return To Wheeling about IN" middle
OF the month. Mr.. Marshall's health is
much improved.
W s. Brady. president Of the Hazel
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DAY IN CONGRESS
SENATE.

Mot at 10 4. nj.
Discussed and referred &c Foreign
Relations Committee n resolution
by Senator Lodge calling on tho
President for information relating
to Gerrany's proposal that Maztco
AID Japao mako war on the United
States. Foreign Relations Commit
tee mot 20 consider the resolution.
Discussion Of naval aprroprla~
ton bill was resumed.
Lodge resolution Was reported
aad debate for several hours.
Senator rolsa Smith Offered sub
stituts FOR Lodge resolution re-
Guestiug Of tie President such in
formation ~ lie can dlvulSc in the
public ;nterdEr regarding the Ger
man proposal
Senator smiths substitute reso-
luton adorte1 without record vote.
Again Sool Up naval appropriation
bill with the prospect OF an all
night sesa!or.
Agreed to vote C. t i. n. Friday
on naval appropriation bill.
Adjourned at ll:5o p. III. to IL a.
NJ Friday.
Met at II a. III.
Began debate on Flood bill to au-
tho-ize arminS OF ships under
United States registry.
Continued arTliod neutrality de-
batee through evening.
Passed AIMED neutrality bill by
vote Of 4cG TO l3.
Adopted conference report On
postotfice appropriation b.n.
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i, S,-ViIa Alliance Of
Carranza Acts Bad

III. PASO. Ten, March One Ut
The lenders of the Villa junta here
tonight said he had despatched =
courier 10 Villa 10 propose an alliance
between the Mexican rebels and the
United States government in the event
Of Carranza joining Germany as an
active ally. This agent declared he
had just received a letter from Wis
expressing the greatest !rlcndllneSs
for Americans becaus" Oi The conSId'
crate treatment shown his brother
Ripulito and other members OF MS
family in Texas.
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Miss Christina friedrich.

Tn. death OF Miss Christine frloi-
r!c.i. ior:,I,- we'll kmnWn Resident al 'hl$
~. occurred %"::t"'da! morning IN
: i!iti::iuh ". Nu.. I'ir romp.ItIlI"i'
o.. .!!s,.;.,r:s. Miss Friedrich vas th:
=: t.gu:"r az the late ti"uTG" and JnhHn-
~. .i'r!-Grirh When = resident OF lhi:;
.i;y she waS :, n!"GahCr OF Iii" Z!"9
IL, ;"r;tu church.
Miss f'r:,.,y!"i * survived by three
it:r.b"rs. ,iu~tl!,. -, ;tiIS city: EGWarH
ur. N-r.l~aUrL. ANT i:"0ry Of California.
:',lr.,r.Gi >,.-yi,... Nil! ur conducted
Saturday at;"ru"ur:. IN. F"s;'rs under
,ak!uc pariors. ~ WcGShur%. Inter =
,,...nt viii b. in E:WOkG CctEeterN.
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ASSOCIATION
DIRECTORS MEET TO-DAY

The Whr"li:lc Commercial ASSoclG-
ltiun board OF directors will meet at
room today nj The Fort Henry club 20
plan The work for III" remainder OF
The year closing in June. Due 10
change in constitution lhg following
members will ""iirc: Robert Leg
Boyd. w. H. Erirh0rsi. W. b. Elliott,
William Kaiser. II. J.. King, Arthur
,.anChans and George W. Luz and
will be Succeeded By c. \. Robinson,
John Garden, Charles a. Powers. DR..
andrew Wilson. w 3. Atwood and J..
{. Mckinley. These men will be d.:
rcclcrs al least Till the annual cIec-
ton in June. John H. Krnnart. Of
thr publicity department resigned and
his place will be Jeff vacant mtil I'll"
.IrrfipD
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CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF

Every bit OF dandruft disappears
after one or two applications OF Dan
derine rubbed we'll into the scalp with
the finger tips Get a 25-cent bottle 81
Dand"rinc at any drug store and save
your hair. After a few applications
you can't find particle Of dandruff or
any falling hair, and the scalp will
neyer~itCh.
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MOTORCYCLE NOTES

! u,.mb,r.. ,f ~, Wbaci;nr Notorryctc
: ,.Iuh Wi! b. ,.,ue!G In" i.rS; rrincip,rs
: ~ tlr$i Ald |" ~" N"uha"u ~ q! ~ ~
=" ne h"V" "uH''t! Il ,t.L.orl! ~ L'r!i'
lStH h""rh. nt.HFt,S -Hy''."I rH - ""n
.aIn -, ,"r y ~ NJ Iii
!! ri' ',,m RIA LINK b.,T. hnon re-.
! ne H'I',D' ~ NV ~ I'' ,. go
u"'Sl"n - M, ~. =. ~ ''"''''' '"'
, say allie '"""" Il. It"'N'
Tucsday n'.,h, tho mysteries "r .n-
Nh"'iln% M"l"r'F'!1 Gu" VII -" re-
! N"" 90 I" a HIihb'' y, t'I I'''',' H.H|L
cyrl" cnth"SiaS'S VINO ht'' Dr." ""-
lml''"n !" III ~,
iritiaIcd
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i'"i' L"%d "a" ri"naniE D. i.'.'.u"'
E'"r viii '"aF, i"i '.harl">,'', %IIMin Il
We. Il or ten days l" appeal hrFor" lNe
body having rH2rE% al INC SIhi" hcenS"S
Ter automobiles AMI m"l.rcScles. ny
vii! rndnuvUr Ia ma" IN" mutnrcFrIr
. lI""ns" smaller thalI nose uScu "uT'"f
, III" last y'ar.
=. I,.o,,..,,,,,.,,, - o,..
thur$Ha! SLY 'ic. Ii'i" u'''''!' -! WAY
az ia" hiSE"$, !"n''"frn'' 'a''' We H.,
'I"| Niart"u NY >H' LYNN NV, i
club. II vii 'HntIn"" untH ta; !" wv
curing In" c".h'uf W""ES II - nr I:.,'
'rAi NOR ,i.''i ~,
,nil;.c hay uC .hay<. "i The ca:hrnlEn
-. L"A"yn" ltrk"IiS "it'nhl !E!" ANA
H. \. fyIiy.
.--,,.,-, ....,o;,.,,,.,,.s
\ run'A'. q, ,"i'm!t'"" "i'n"ihtm",l.S
w"r" mad" IL iN"H!'@| "lih' a!a',%t, ~,
They N" n# follows: h""S" communities
carl ,;iaSs"r \. Hubbard ami {. l..
Cheshire: E"a4 rorGmi;ter. Lave Mich
,cIs. Paul Ian::'! 2Hd Wil''ar; Nice unr.
\ racing rum'uIit"" VIII o. s"lr'!ru IT.
,;nr
"'H'
.t,,,r,., ~. = special meeting uf he
,i.h.l,.Ir. ur H.. .N'h-r!in.: Molur-
N,,,,jo, ,,rh, AurocIrrn:s
=! IT,, h,.I.,mE r"-N a,!ont"d.
~ ''' ..--.
L Wesley T.. Nous,. local indian Moor
rvrIr agent mad" IN" following sales
,ii,rinr liz, pas; week.: John Wtihr":.
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ADOPTED BY HOUSE.

WASHINGTON. n. G., March l.
The conference report on the pos'nf
flee appropriation bill. including the
Reed bone dry" prohibition amend
mcnr. and providing for continuance
of thr present pneumatic tube service
in number Of cities, was adopted to-
night By the House. The Senate Is eX'
p"cted to take similar action to.moT
row. and then the measure will 90 10
rho prrSid. nj for his SIGNATURE
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HEADACHE STOPS,
NEURALGIA CONE
DR.. JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
GIVE INSTANT RELIEF-COST
DIME A PACKAGE.

Ncrve-rackirg. splitting or dull
throbbing headaches yield in just a
few moments 10 DR.. James Headache
Powders which cost only 10 cents a
package at any drug store. It's the
quickest. surest headache relief In the
whole world. Don't suffer. Relirc the
agony and distress now. You can
Millions Of men and women have
found that hca"achc or neuralgia
misery is needless. Get what you ask
for.
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Missouri VIII Vote
On Prohibition Issue

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. March -
The senarc and The house of the Mis-
souri, legislator" today voted Ia sub
mil 4 constitutional amendment pro-
viding statewide prohibition a. An
election in November lHlH. Tn" house
rngrossed an amendment rroVld!nG
that prohibition. ii adopted, should
lake cffcci January |. 1924.
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YARROWDALE MEN LEAVE.

BERLIN. Wednesday. Feb. %. by
wireless 10 Sayville. March 1.-Two
American ship SURGEONS and TWO vet
rrinarians brought to Germany on the
steamship Yarrowdaln. left this morn
inr on the way to Denmark.
These men. being classed AZ ntlceE:
had been confined in camp apar'
from the other Americans captured hH
tho German raider in the South Allan
tic and brought in on the Iarrowdaie'
The others arc still in quarantine near
1Sr.rljn
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CORNELL-HARV REG alta

NEW YORK. March IA DUO re-
CH;la la yy,cH the y;tr..t: crew -! CO.
lTmhia ami Harvard l.Hire e.. = viii
t.. ruw"d ~ l:nsiuu Saiurf~ lay ~.
>rranC"ni"mrE f'r IL. r:'---- ,r..' ''"ul-
!l";,i h. - today ~hri Ii.e dat" and :i;r
,tis;anr" which viii H.. ~" nnd S"v"n-
r:Eh!s rail-. was do"ii.d urun. Th"
race viii l." ruw"d ur"ii the Charles
river basin "rrr&" and Will b'. III" third
h"iw"cn III" iNv" universities. COLUMBIA
won ;hr !?hT -. ~ and ~" ,"ara later
Harvard reversed Tho r.SUlf 50 iiiut the
rnc" this year viii Il" in IL" nature OF
rubber contest
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william, Harbour.

NEW YORK. March 1.--Willtam Bar
boar. i::lui,c,. aid thread manufacturers
G,ed suddenly i!cre tonight while riding
- his hoil" lit MS autoH"h't" lie was
president oi Barbour Brothers Company
nd nreS,,l.nt or director TOR NOR" than
+ score OF years Of other corporal IONS
~ .t?ld ne was chosen president OF the
;rr,.rirau Protective Tariff League.
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R1cEMonD IN CENTRAL

RrH2I0Nn. zlnd.. March l.-Arrange-
mcnts FOR pla::inC Central Leagse
baseball club :; Richmond this season
was made nj q Erecial meeting of league
rrpr,scnintivesss:;o today. 4 stock COM
pan, being fofrr"d by Richmond bust
ness men will t<lic over the Terre Haut"
franchise Of tlrf league carly next week
upon complctGf Of tho sale Of $4,000
Of stock. SS,or4yof which has been sub
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Clarksourg Deaths.

HCt'Ti''NPKSEJ.RIi. ". Va March l.
Mrs Susanna ~ Knox. widow Of John
Marshall Knot. is dead of paralysis IL
her home. ut Shirnston, aged - years.
ThaddeuS Robinson. prosperous Hair
-:.nr county farmer died last night at
MIS- home near Wallace. Of paralysis,
god ~ years.
'rrb.rculosiS caused the death today
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ACCOUNTING FINISHED.

f!INELESTNE, II. Va. March. T.
Adiutant G"nar; John Bond to-day fin
ishch lnai<iug ~. accounting to the war
hrNarinrn; Of 81 property furnished by
the r,ovcrnrncnIto the military depart
m"nt OF tn" $ts@:c. There were SIS nrti,,
rlcs fur each shlstcd man which had
;n hc arc"uu.'Sl for. AS soon as he
cares tn do s.,-:after his inauguration.
Governor rorn-rll win transfer the
property TO Mr!or Charles r. Morgan.
NiShMrSiMg nft..rr.
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Mrs. HefHn Is GaHed
From Operating Table
BROTHER AH0 SISTER BOTH RE
LlEVED 81 REMEDY AVAIL
ABLE-TO ANY ONE.

In her gratitude for remedy thai
saved her frn!n the possible necessI
" ftT an operation, Mrs. Carrie Hef'
liz, Of Coats sSans.. writes: Had It
ra' hrcn for ,'Fruitola and Tra1o
nit have hSen on Inc, operating
>taD.r d. now: II relieved me Of al
least one huadrcd and fifty gall
stones. il atil';-y does work wonders.
My brother asp had suffered Tor
years and hai4. been Sreatly benefit
ted by FruitoG snd Tra,o.
Frri.oia and::TraXo ar: compounded
from the ogie.nal n4sa.' formulas at
the Pinus latGcator!es in Monticello,
a.. and can 1ic purchased in drug
stores: def prescription is not
neccs ary fsrui;ola is a pure fruit
oil that acts a. an Intestinal lubricant
and disintec:%fcs the hardened parti.
rlrs that calS+c 50 much suffering.
Gisrharginc = accumulated waste to
is usually ,ult*:icnt TO indicate it's
1t is most cffn,fivr 10 rebuild and re-
who suffer f:Ya stomach trouble can
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Madame Devotr.

NN'T:. Ma-rh =. $40 3. ~ M7danr
i.uyrir. !s:sLt grand another NJ Nn'andc
Ward. Ia. II GEAR old daUghi"r ~ c:n"r
= ward. of Dctrait. Is dead here. Ma
dam. i,-vuir WAS 81 years old. ln-
!ande Ward is 4 niece OF the lTte Clara
W.a",. o. Detroit. whose marriage TO
i'-!.ce Joseph dc rhimay was the firSt
OF a series OF SENSATIONS marriage ad-
-
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NO VICE McREAsE.

,iiAEI.i:&TCC:. W. Va. March Ia
=. l-:ing ~ Inc tIanawha Coal Operators
A*4nc!ation wa. held here to-day but
nrly routine r.st,crs were disposed Of.
The association. decided not TO considc"
cabin Crcch n-!ncrs in demanding an
advance IN wages.
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Samuel G.1ylsr Bu1stl,

,x.,. h,;;. .g: ,.s....r.,.,,- J.. NJ. calvary
rc.actc~y. ,'..r. r:,l .,'."vi"n.i Wy" h'h;
from IL" h"r,.-. y. -; S'y''ut" S;r."t'
Rx.::i..,n hr@;: .r:,s. wa; c"i"trai"d -
-. JuScIG'$ j'nfi...!..,.
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OB|T UARy


,SL,,nnraI S,rv.y,,: Viii hc E"Il. tt 0atc
L.l,i,.n-n nrd rr,~ station this morn
Ing uron ~. a-cjv,,i i '":'% train FOR
Airs. L. :. I:uh.r;~. widow Of n" Ett.
/. J. Rphart.s. -: Who"il3S. Sa% VIII DE-
buried in Mt. ,'.ivar-. Her G"a;h occur
ed in Mur.antrNu Wednesday, morning
ar n inc a., -, K
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MINE MULE KICKS MINER.

Mulr-hnof prints registered by lace:.
ation- about the fare nf George Boil.
voSkl. 26.year-old miner, were dressed
n The North Wheeling Hospital last
ni"h' following hi having been kicked
ny mGlr while at work III he Rich.
land minr. near WarvOod.
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Saturday morning IT $50 O'Clock for
Mrs. Margaret tr'lad!ugb Miller. aG'',
s. w.r, paSsxd away Wednesday MORN
me- rho Roy Father William {. Hall
pti! oiric,at". and burial Viii b" III
'.',rnN.jtiu Gt.nct"rE.
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Of hugh Boycc. 20. of Baltimore street.
He leaves widow. His body will be
taken to crcSton. for burial.
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NEWS BRIEFS

! Til. Associated Charities is arrang
I ing plans f"r opening Il dlSpcharE 10!
| babies and mothers. IT was ANNOUNCES "a
| Yesterday The W"i7an,s club OF ms
| CITY is ,o-uTrratiuE with TN" CharitlrS.
| sheriff Howard II. Hastings and ms
! DEPUTIES last evening "hinrlct"d 'hcl'
! comrtlatinn ni tn" reports ~ the Shel
, IRIS office and jail for the month OF
fudge L. NJ Adal"man to-day, Will
| pickrG M here on 4 lunaCy charge iues-
+ day evening, was taken back 10 MS
home last evening 10y u hr"ih"i' Wnp
! from Captain Of Detectives I""ih"S
! mayor II. l.. Kirk yesterday name!
, ~ w. PAUL. i. T. t.'rls, Lh"iiaS r.
Hcn S. T3arr. ,irorg" Maxwell. a. ].
lIlpp and W. o. MCr'iu%key delegates TO
The National Conservation congress AZ
New orleans. .Arrii ~. u,
. --udg" Il. NJ. Addi"man io-haE WI.
cumplrtr tn" hearing on The rontelnpt
ru!. against James y. Howard hnI
! hTuil!a " Tranz"!lc. who ar" charged
with cnnr"alinc laH"Hs 81 inc ."';M,
office of the Union Loan company !h''
Receiver T.. s. Ruminc.
--.rhn count commissioners ycSt"r-
.,lav took up plans 20 widen the National
Pike at Grer''w"od cemetery. AZ tWo
plurns near the cemetery lnd"nlu"eS IN
mo hank makes the pike Of uneven width.
wall r,api.r fire at The homo OF
w Martirdill, sixth and National Road
during Il house cleaning process N"Stef-
day. caused uptown fire houses I" re-
sunud IL an alarm fron 100" III: ~"
fire gas "xtinguish"d with .h"'nl"a'S
--Cnm;I.tion of The city health CEN
sus shows that III" nunh"T 90 ontSide
vaults in n" city has h""n r"dNr"" u"
less than loo. , !,
| rcc;rd Sam Rroverman Junk dealer
! ,h,, 30 must nav the hnys nf Madison
school So, Tor paper they hal"d and sold
him. lam, -,
a Joint conference at The board nI
control, council c"!nmltt"" on ilr" ana
..c,,r.Snniotivry OF the Pr" Insurance
i,ndcrwrircrs will ne held Saturday ar
trrnnon 10 take I'M an adjustment g: IN"
city tax IN INSURANCE. IuGES 'i"' w
recently upheld the CITY 'iF"' w. ''''
- Judge Alan II Eobi:Son. before III"
Adjournment - tic May ;'rm O. "'!!'l-
ia! court VIII name IN" lIf% 'N'hh'7-
stOrrrS for ohio ""uitN. N'' ilF%t jury
drawn under III" R"u$haw at VIII re
nor, Tor duty at IN" September cour'
THE county commissioners VIII nave
the Tcrr!ii bridge. east Of Tr!A""iiht'a
a strcl Structurr. replaced with = con-
t rrc.o arch bridge. III building IA" '"W
| bridge 4 bad curve IN tn" road -; th1t
ru;nr Will Il" eliminated by FILL
CAN ADVANCE RATES.
t.II,rI I.SThE w Va March -
,rrrm;ss;"n was granted by tn" lmhlic
Service Commission to-day 20 III" Mont
comcry las Company q! Won Rp,'ir.
Ia advance it's domestic raic tor EAI 10
-, cents q thousand cubic feet with >
per cent discount Tile olu rae WaS
cents. with Il " pc" cent discount. ih"
nov. raj, became effective to-day.
+ Increases in rates also w"r" author
! rzcd ON ;clitinn ~ III" Companies fur
niShing gas in kinEw""d. Terra Aha
| and Euckhannon and n"arhE i"rr'tnrH,
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Funeral For EIrs. Miller Saturday.
Funeral services viii ~. held II IN"
family hor,e. ~. / i"nr;y-siShth street
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RELIEVE THROAT ERRITATIO7s
THE NEW zoe EON FITS TIT: POCKET
g.. Regular S,z-s Is. 5?c. s.. sc Druggists.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL ROCKIES
JOHN I. BROWN d SON. Boston, Mass
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CAN ADVANCE RATES.

EOST0E. March It'll" fost"n Am.
crir;im League baseball club announced
tn,iav hat Larry G"rrA"r. third haS''
ru:n, who had been holding out Tor ~
irrrr,;,$" in pay, has signed r"ntra''
~ tho salary originally offered. TIE
Sicr.l rnrir;i.; at Arthur Rico. n catch
or was r"rcrv"d h" III" Iiosi"n M
iionalS.
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EOGERS-Lieraldine Eocn"r and SIS
ter. in"lnStuu; H. &. franc. Mi. Vernon;
W. Il. Lynch. Woods:cld; L. - Cline.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

4,0s5-Ralmond Halstead Darlington,
SOC Prospect
1,55O-Atamando Z. Rabago, 7O6 -
s Fl PasO.
5,12O-Raymoud BufOrd Twyman, So
Prospect
3.a5s-William Edward Yaeger 604 L.
Missouri
2,Ss4-Martin HOlguin. Ills 5. Camp
bell
2,sS5-Joan Henry Ford. 7Os S. Camp
1.s17-os5ar C. Williams. -1s IL S.
2,577-Adolfo Gonzalez. 500 S. Camp
s5O-David SANCHEZ, e07 Chihuahua.
SS2-Iuan Rodriguez, SOS Leon alley.
f,I23-Edward Frederick Randall. I'll
Wyoming.
2,57O-James ". Macarthur, SoS E.
Missouri
2.O7s-Huario Quiros. 1903 S. stanton.
ol'-Sonmaaorio Ranzi. 4l- W.
21I9-Raul DareIa. 40 san Jacinto.
--'i6t-AntonlO Haros 1000 stanton
''4'ii-t'erry hearney, IT., A Fisk
apartments.
74o-JJohn H. Tenant. Oklahoma
hotel
4-2sI-Ro5ert Curry SueweL SOC Mesa.
z'26;'-g,larence Gardner Lykins. po-
s,5oi-John Blakey GaIlaher. 1925
Arizona
s,45o-Henry Joseph Booth. 6os oc-
tavia.
4.GfG-A5e Billion. 1916 Mesa.
Garcia, COS Fifth
-,4Sd-AlarF- Lee Turner. 315 Texas
-''Ss-Alherto Salazar, Go s. Camp
bell
5,55O-Jose Berual. El Paso.
i's6s-E.rancisco Gutierrez, 1901 s
I.SOo-Jaan Jose A. Pedrasa. Hotel
asos-o'to Argin Morgan. sl7 Rio
i.2ii-Fermin Corral 81 L. S. ore
i,IsI-Frsnk Joseph Powers. 7os n
Florence
52S-DioHieios NJ. Lopez. Eighth and
Chihuahua
5';ii2-Robert Henry Crews. 1903 Ari-
IONA
i.4l7-Antonio Banda AIascoro. 40 S.
i'S74-Esteban Ramirez. 500 sixth and
i'oaa-WaFner sherman PAGE. sos s
i'iai-Adslberto Romero. COS 10 S.
Rudolph Polansky. 4os
i,7s0-Glyde VIII Johnson. 1923 F..
Nevada
+oSs-Julien Loiless Armstrong. 14lg
Wyoming-
'eo-Adolfo Saavedra. Eighth and
chihuahua
'd4l-Claudious Bowman. al Il. Ne
vada-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

2.GO7-Albert Norris Jackson. $40 $.
Kansas
2.453-Facundo Bibera. 915 s. Kansas
4.OO2-Daniel Payne Harris. sos y.
4,5I6-Noian c. Johnson. 500 y. ore
Eou.
;.31e-James Blain Easter 1881 Wy
UminE.
I.19O-Frederico Morales. IOla Eighth
645-Moises Paroles. :. Leon.
4,215-JOhu Willis Moss. Y. VI. e. A.
@,I3J-CarIos TelIes. $50 san Jaciuto.
4,2fO-Fred Marvin Wadsworth, 80
Mesa.
4.s5O-Howard EIwood Jenkins. 1901
2.s22-Emiiiia..Hiio,, Lopez. 500 s. Flor
i,4oe-AIvin Josia Crawford, lI6 E.
Franklin.
2IS-Juan MARTINEZ. 3 santa Fe.
62O-Russel Archie Price, 40ol Ala
I.as4-Arcedio Flores. COZ san Jacinto.
3,OS2-John Lorenzo Goble, 1902 +.
55O-Harry Winthrop McPhee. ssS
Leon.
s.si5-Harry Avery schumaeaer. 1881
5,I2s-Dayid Cohen. 1896 f. Boulevard.
i,61I-Salvador Leon TraslosJeroz. Gil
san Jacinto.
4,4si-Walter Scott Davis. SIC Mesa
4,42.s-Edwin Elan Hawks, y. II. G. a
554-CarlOs Navarette. 4l2 Durango.
3.5J6-John Calvin Hill, 26l1 Bliss.
fs665-- harIes Crockett Jones. ll1b n.
oregon.
2,55s-Aanuel Floreucio Vargas, az s. I
Campbell
3I-Placido Preseno, SOC l-2 Canal.
4,76s-JOe Bear Blaugruud. 1917 y. Or
I ,432-luIo MARTINEZ. IafI-s r. Ninth. J
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

1S3-Althansios p Korompes. $50 $
s,4s5-Dayid simon Russek. 1901
Arizona
5G-Jose Cortez. Leon street. s.
2.6o5-J Ose POrras, 500 Ninth.
4,O6I-John Grant Leiberl 400 n.
Missouri
I.27G-Pedro Espinosa. 41s oregon.
4,47G-William JeX Gilbert. AZ y.
Stanton
a.6>S-Jack Cassens, S17 n. Virginia.
lrs9I-tortlrlo Torres Nlvas. 347 san
Jacinto-
1.a5G-Jose Lara. 1905 Stanton.
so--Iteiugio NaSquez, 1903 S. 81
2,l2s-llanuel valenzuela. 9I7 s. stan
s,GI2-charles E. Springer. 7os n St
Nrain-
4'5oS-IHiarry Edward Engman. 4I2 W.
Boulevard
aSii-Joses Luis cOstanos J Flores
4.Iso-John Cartwright Sims. us n
Kansas
S.G92-Taley Brown. SO Nevada.
S'-"l-Antonio Mega BOrga. 1917 ".
Main.
9.ie9-Louis Arnson, 1917 California.
S'01t-,5enaro Espinosa. 500 Second
4-'1u-edW ard Guy Holiday. SIS Mesa
Max Dorm, 1905 chihuahua.
S0o-Ant- Canzona, SIS IL s. Fl
Paso.
54-Manuel ~ Cordero. 4o5 - W.
san Antonio.
1-sSo-RodOlfo Ramirez. 7ol san ia
2.6oS-Guadalupe Paiz, 1907 Florence.
-'s6a-..FeorEe Mormis, sos IL Z. over
land.
s,s5l-1Iichael Joseph NIacNamara.
llO2 n Florence
-'dl5-4 snaeio Lozano, 2o5 Columbus
Nj D.. I " "HH q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

near styles, ac-aT anything for person 10 buy and lind
later they have selected the wrong thing.
Another characteristic of The POpular garments their
excusveness Every carefully dressed woman strives to get
away from similarity In Clothes so The Popular special
ICES exclusive styles which will give to each person
dividualty.
Stocks are now full and satisfying but not absolutely com
pee They never are each day merchandise is sold and
each day merchandise The stock IS ever
changing If day you do not happen to just what
you desire 1t Is probable the following day you will.