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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
-FOUR COMPANIES
co ON SUNDAY
Companies A and B, First
Texas, Hospital and SAM
tary Units Leaving.

L-H--- H-r.n Hrrrr r-rnrrn.H Fra
OIueIs nave Deel lees''tN 10y '"e
Of tHe First Texas infantry caup-G
10, IN No. ~. ,.r,.r,i,, ,s,,-,-5s,- MONT
.'i III ''7' 10 -i'' {. 'ii -. VI '-'' -' '--
for Camp Bowie. Fort Worth. Texas
The four comuarfcs will travel on q
....r .--s.. r-..-f-,- $500 ,...r.- ,,-..
op11-'-- 81 ana ''-7 a. ~
day morning they VIII hlNoudc at
the e.. r. stanton street station Satur-
-..--. niche
Inc units Jhal are sum mere are
field hospital company 80. o Mai T.
D ,r..-,......-.. - coo r--..-
r. cooley, company d, capt hlcnafl
T. Burgess. and the rcgimeutal saui-
-..,-,- fs-s,.f,,ar+ MAJ x D. Terrell
-,
H-ilh is t-li.N pea Win t-e lti4 nos
pital company.
There y,--- much -rioi-f,r- ar-orr
tAe men thursday evening "heu lLeE
learned that orders 20 move had been
received They l-s an anvio41s 10
--.- 49, -
~, 20 tlt1 ID INNS ,,-L'-I " ie5 t,.S
og--eI e--'.s tltl,s com pos l.E slt a.
MY 20 1Yol' 20 RI lg. ~ 81 80 t..7
me uulls Will De Iolhed al -Aoliele
2---.@s r.-Lll5 ut y. I'm p..Hs ~ 1- -,
II ~ --ll,'ll-ls Gnu al ~ ,t- !. 80 ~
@HT N-tf'S on iel-t oI 6a-..1v' a.
-4n" All tle IYcdl uHltS nay c
IdSheu iie.I -tLeN-a anu are leaus
70 enter sH - go at q morn > ~
lt.E- -''-il oa- equipment mas al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
SAN ANTONIO HAS A RUMOR
CAMP CODY TO BE ABANDONED

san Antonio. Texas. AUS. a1.-Ru-
mOrs circulated here TO the effect that
the war department would seek an
other location for Camp Cody. under
construction at DeminE. y NJ, and
beginning TO be occupied by state
troops from Minnesota. Iowa. Ne
braska and the Dakotas, brought the
reply from Col. Malvern Hill Baruum.
CHIEF Of staff TO Cen John Euckmau-
southern department commander. that
TO Information has come from Wash
ington regarding the abandonment Of
Deming as the location of the camp
The report is not correct. SO far as
I know" said Col Barnum-
The discOurinuauCe OF sending car
pentsrs 10 Camp Cody and the story
that there was a lack Of water AT
Deming. were assigned as reasons for
the ruuOred abandonment of Demius
as a training place.
san Antonio citizens stand ready
TO invite the department TO send the
troops 10 this city, 10 was said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
THREE GERMAN SUBJECTS
HELD AS NORWAY SPIES

turistiaIia. Norway. Aug ST.
Three German spies have been con-
victed at Bergen for supplying in
formation TO submarines regarding
the sailing time of vessels which
later We're tCruedoed. Capt. Lav-u
and officer Schwartz German sub
jecrs. and Tho-seu. q Norwegian. all
Were given terms in the neuiteutiary--
Laveu was sentenced 90 five years.
Schwartz TO four and ThOrsen TO ten
years Imprisonment
Capt. LaTeu admitted that he
worked under instruct ions from the
German authorities He said that
German subjects were forced TO obey
such orders Norwegian ueWsus pers.
commenting ON the trial. emphasized
that the country must take note OF
the fact that German subjects must
obey orders from their own country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
Wants Fiji 10 Haze
Pullman Berth; Mean
Ticket Man Says No

Many strange requests and peculiar
questions are asked OF TT Paso s men
who serve the public over the railroad
ticket agents counters. but one OF
the queerest which a ticket agent or
many years experience has heard oc-
CURED the other day when woman
asked for ticket for her dog he had
been accustomed TO stories about
childreu-s ages. and all the fnicfy
appeals OF the over fastidious trav-
eIer. but when the woman seriously
asked him for dog trauspor %
Los Angeles he was surprised
My husband has always Travelled
with me before" urged the woman,
and he has cared for Fiji. and has
seen that the baggage car men treat
ed her well. but I would much prefer
having her f1 q berth and comfortable
as my husband is not taking this trip
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
S. COUNTIES REPORT ON
AMENDMENT; HAS BIG LEAD

Austin. Texas. Aug aI--Returns
from IS counties have been so Tar re-
ceived 10y the secretary Of states de-
partment from the special election
held on August 81. on the proposed
amendment 20 the constitution pro-
viding for the creation Of irrigation
and conservation districts in Texas
The total number OF votes so far re-
ported shows the amendment has re-
ceived cd. $50 votes with Il. f-6 against
the amendment
Counties have until September 20
I'm which to- file the returns. as the
state election board conveues ON 0r-
tOber J.. 10 canvass the returns This
board is composed OF the governor.
secretary of state and attorney gen
eraL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
BUSINESS MEN
ATTENTION

Beginning Saturday morning -
Breakfast TT Paso Business men viii
be able 20 obtain something good 70
eat at All hours At nominal prices
The Hotel Paso del Norte has in
stalled a Metropolitan Lunch Counter
On the former Grill Room that VIII
meet the demands OF those who want
something good 20 eat and quick ser
vice. The same high standard VIII -
maintained i'm this new department
that charac terizes the paso del Norta
Hotel The Lunch Counter viii main
tain a day and Night Service.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
INVENTORY IS BEING MADE
OF NATIONS FOOD SUPPLIES
CONTINUED From PAGE OneD

$4,000 farmers. is today engaged In
taking an inventory OF the nation g
food supplies They are taking stock
% the food they have on hand IN the
pantry and preserve closet. on the
shelves and under the counter. in
warehouse and grain elevator and in
barns and bins on the farm.
As soon as the returns from today
inventory are complete they viii he
forwarded 70 Washington for tabula-
ton The results viii be announced
later
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
ARMY DESERTERS REPORTED
IN JULY HERE TOTAL If

There were "a reported deserters
from military units located NJ Fl Pas0
during July. according 20 notices Of
reward received by the United States
warshgls office here None of the all
legged Ceserters bear German names.
There We're several hundred deserters
reported from other army camps dur
ing the past several months
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
Give Surprise Party.
DEATHS AND BURIALS.


The funeral OF Miss Eva Dollar
heite who died Wednesday night IN
the Young Women's Christian asso-
citation residence. was held from the
chapel Of Mclean. simmons & Hart
ford Friday afternoon az . o'clock
Burial was in Evergreen cemetery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

Mrs Newton ID. Baker. wife OF the
secretary Of war. is at the head OF
a campaign started by Washington
women. who want discounts in return
for the service they render I'm carry
ing home bundles from department
and other stores
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

IAA-FOS-An improved CHHcnra
A digestive liquid laxative. cathartic
and liver tonic Combines strength
with palatable aromatic taste Does
not gripe or disturb stomach. see
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

We sincerely thank the friends for
sympathy extended az the time OF the
death Of our son SerEt. Paul Mcqueen
Cially do we thank the soldiers. the
buElers and the band.
Mr.. and Mrs q. A. Bell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
CANADA TO FIX WHEAT PRICE
~ lnRREEnnNn ~ l.

Ottawa. Ont. Aug. SLIT was In
timated today that Canada Will fix
wheat prices corresponding 20 the
SEQ figure fixed IN the United states.
Official announcement IS expected
next week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
SPANISH SPEAKING OFFICERS
TO COMMAND NATIVE TROOPS

Santa Fe. X. ~ Aug. @1.-Secretary
Of war Baker has disapproved OF the
project of q Spanish American reEl-
ment. but a telegram from adjutaur
general James BaCa and Col j. W
Wilson who are I'm Washington. ID.
c.. indicates that there may be Span
ish American companies commanded
by Spanish speaking officers, IL be-
ing the intention 10 Keep the men
drafted from each state together as
fas as possible. A telegram 10 gov
ernor Lindsey also indicates that the
federal government viii pay the S1f.-
600 still coming 20 the national guard
men before being federalizei-
Page Publicity Rureau-Adver-ls Using
IN al ire r-- --Tne rnE-E rTara Ia EgrFu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
COUNTY TEACHERS MEET IN
COURTHOUSE EARLY MONDAY

The annual institute for county
teachers viii open Monday morning
in the court Of appeals room. ftth
floor OF the courthouse. Miss Wi1kler.
county superintendent. expects an At
tendance OF about IS teachers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
LIEUT.. COL. RHOADS To LEAVE.

Lieut.. Col Thos. L. Rhoads. OF the
medical corps at Fort Bliss who has
been comusndinr officer Of the base
hospital for the past three months,
will leave shortly for Camp Meade,
Annapolis Junction, Nd TO be divis-
ion surgeon there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

Are YOU getting all Of the money
your house should bring7 ASK Lee
Newman. 7 specialize on teuemeuts.
Phone 1904. 9O5iz s. II Paso.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
To Drive Ont Malaria and Build II

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC You know
what you are taking as the formula
is printed ON every label showing 20
is Quiuine and Iron IN Tastsless form.
60c.-Adv-
Let us fin your coal order now: fun
weight guaranteed. prompt service.
Swastika steam and Cerrillos White
Ash Domestic Coal famous FOR
quality.
Southwestern Fuel & Feed CO.,
Phone S31l.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
IN NFNORTAM

CNotices under this heading accepted FOR
ulblicstion at the reading notice ratsl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

Buy SchooI shoes at Lerncr Shoe Co.
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

Buy school shoes ar Lerner Shoe CO.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

Page Publicity Rureau-Adver-is
in all its branches 225-S Herald Bids
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

The Home OF 1racKaiacK servIoe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
Charges Misuse
Of Hospital Ships
German admiralty Fixes Limit
from Which Such Vcsscis ;.
Are Barred.

''"HLiN. january II tviu SavviIlc, 49,.
III" Admiralty to-day nude tho fol.
i"win: announcements:
Tue icrnian government has con
NncinS evidences in hand that h,stu,
hospital ships frequently are misus,d
Tor the transportation OF ammunition
an" troops. The government has conn
'h"hi'aicd these proofs 10 the t;ritish
ana French governments by ,lirlnm,,ic
menus At tho Same tinc il declared
that hospital ships passing ON the mill
'a'N route Of III" hostile army ,,u:.nr..l
~ Franco and belgium within th, lines
marlborough Observation-Disclosures ON Tho
chc hand and the Thames Lands End
ON tn" other shall he no moro treated
rs such Hostile powers are free Ia
us" hospital ships for the ,ranSporta.
ton az wounded and sick army mem
hHTs on Ways outside this district, The
Earring Of Other sea routes is reserved
III case uf further misuse of hospitnl
ships i'll violation OF International law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
ALL QUIET IN COSTA RIGA
Fro'sfonni President >amch His CnI,-
inct and Calls Election for Con
Erc>S on April ..

WASHlNGTDN. January III Minis
ter Hale Informed the state Depar,
mcnt to-day that General Tinoco. now
Provisional President OF Costa Rica.
had named his Cabinet and called an
election for Congress OH April l. the
members To take their scats on May l.
II was Indicated that the United
states government would not recognizes
INC new SoNcrnmc nt until after the
ne" Congress was created but that the
minister would not be withdrawn, and
mat the American government would
continue dealing with it as n dc facto
government.
All reports from Costa L Ca said the
country was uuet The dcposed rrcs-
idcnt, the minister to Washington and
the old Cabinet are still refugees in
the American legation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
COLD WINTER FREEZES
sunny LAND OF FRANCE
Brings Frost To Cities Io-
Gated Far South.
FLOATING ICE CHORES RIVERS
Edouarl Hcrriot, Minister OF Subsis-
fence. Tells Chamber That Coal
Supply 0f Paris Is Running Low.
Small Storage Facilities.

NV NSSb'lulti li'Ss.
PARIS. January 81 France is cX-
pcricucinG the most severe winter since
1898. For the last week the thcrmom-
cter has never been higher than Is
degrees. Fahrenheit. except In tho en-
trcpc south. The cold reached even
the most >outhcrly point yesterday and
affected such favored spots ns Nice and
Cannes, while at ccttc there was II
degrees OF frost. At Paris ut the same
time. the mercury fell to -. at ,eIort
=. al Lyons to =. while tho mort of
Nantes was frozen up notwithstanding
the efforts Of icebrrakcrs
The Seine. Marin" and Saone are fun
Of n"htin: ice. and the baci<wutcrs are
completely frozen over. II the fro.,
continues few days more the whole
surface of the rivers will be covered
aud All traffic stopped The Rev.
Thomas MorcuN. director of Rour-cs
observatory. says that the intense cold
marks the beginning OF Il scrcs of So,
we're winters which occurs every thirty
four or thirty-nvc years. coming with
the end of solar cycle.
After period OF great solar activity.
according To Father MorcuN a damn
rainy period occurs with low AVERAGE
temperatures which last for sixteen
or seventeen years Such - tcr;nt No
Gan III 1900 and is now closing. Tn.
next epoch will be one OF apprcciuhly
smaller rainfall and more regularly
divided seasons. very hot summers and
very cold winters
Edouard licrriot. Minister Of Subsis.
icncc. made a far from op,imis,ic
statement in the Chamber Of Dsputic,
Yesterday on tho coal question. rho
majority Of the inhabitants Of Paris.
having no storage facilities. huy small
Quantities OF coal weekly and even
those with cclllragc laid in smaller
supplies than usual this winter, and
their stock is now exhausted The pu-
thoritlcs are using every effort to ALL
Niatc the suffering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
MEXICAN DELt:l.<rt:>
sign CUNSTIrI TIDN
By Associa,sa T.

t'N .NSSp''intHlI Press.
gu EHErARo. MEN. January 81
The delegates 10 the constitutions! as
semhiy. which concluded it's labors las,
night, assembled at II O'clock this
morning and signed the Constitution
on which they had been working for
wv" months. Thc ceremony WAS at
tended by great enthusiasm
The new Constitution contains some
advanced leGisiation. Among the pro-
visions are abolition of tho Office or
cH-ir"sidemt: prohibition OF the re
election Of President: stringent and
radical labor laws. which provide for
u "iSht-hour DAY. seven hours of night
work and six working day. week :
compulsory arbitration: proljt- sharing;
free employment bureaus antitrust
laws; u national department. OF health.
with plcralE powers. aud compulsory
military instruction Mary OF the
articles ar" based on the theory OF
keeping McN,co for Mexicaus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
DEFIEs GERMAN SUBMARINE
captain %: Danish Steamer CompcI,
t-bont Commander To Permit
Him to Pass.
Ihy Associated Press. !

bN Associated Press.
COPENiiAGliN. January 81 (via Lon
oh).--Accordina to the Ekstr:,bla,ic,
inc captain OF tho Danish steamer Iris
which arrived q, Copenhagen on tues
gay. dcfca Il German submarine (which
threatened to sink his ship, ana com
PEELED the submarine commander 4,
permit MN 10 pHss. The Iris en-
co"ht"rcd the submarine while il was
engaged in sinking another boat. rho
Danish craft was ordered to stop. ANA
was boarded by the submarine caui,,i,
VINO Inspected lis papers AMI ordered
the crew TO take To the small boat.
ne Danish captain refused sayiu,.
that the Iris WAS bound from one non.
eral country To another. and had n,
contfaband on board. lie added: .You
may sink us, bu, ! and my mon viii
remain on board
tfter threats aud arguments had
faiird ~ alter the determination of tho
captain of the Iris. the submarine com
mandcr returned to his ow, ship and
allowed the steamer to proceed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
PARDON is SOUGHT
North tarolinn's Governor Asked Ia
Encrcirc tlrmcncy In ta>c or
EmbrxEIcr.
SpoeIa to 'rhe 1'imes. pispatch.

ISI,."Ti,I ~ Th' IlWeS- HispAtch.
RALEIGH. =. g.. January 3l.-For-
'ner Governor kitchin and 4. r. Sans
Of Winston salem, called on Governor
Beckett This afternoon and urged that
he pardon as speedily as possible H. a.
Hayes, who is serving a ten ycnr SON
iencc IN the state prison for cmbeZ-
Element "f funds OF the Western North
Carolina Methodist OrphanaGe while lie
was superintendent Of the institution.
All papers have been filed, and the
prison physician has informed tho Gov
crnor that Hayes is very III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

RirhmOtd Automobile Dealers
SHOW. Gru!s' trmor.. u o'clock to
nldnlsht.
Suffrage mnS>-mcrtiuE. Central
y VI. Z. A.. national speakers, S:IJ
o'clock.
Lecture. "Ioronstrr mud Ills Re
liuiOn." Rev. trHnk Pratt, tuiturinn
Church.. y o'clock.
Virginia Good toud> congress.
Nurphy's Hotel. 10 and = o'clock.
Strnnd-"iinps uud Fritz: matt
nee. ::30: night. $40.
f!ric-Populur Nnuhc,ilIc: muti-
nee. q: night, .: 80 and -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
MINIATURE: ALMANAC.


~ -N8SVV!4Io- Tf'~.-
MEM YORK. February l-Coloucl
House, one OF President Wilson'S most
trusted unofficial advisers. left for
Washington at 1880 ocloc kthis morn =
ing. lie secluded himself in =, sleep
ing car before the train was opened
10 other travellers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

Silbcruann went to Paris as the rep
rcSentaiirr "i tho King I;ubbcr Com
pan%. or Hyde Park, Mass. He w.s
commissioned hy Go;twill. Schrncr n
Co.. the New York agents Of the Mass
"thus"tto trH. to sell rubber gloves to
The hcliiS"r, mt nations. lie was de
h"unc"d III Paris by Il Serbian who
had known him IN New York alid was
arrested last October. y. presentations
III regard to his cas-" wci" made to tn.
United states state Department by hts
SISTER. II resident of New YORK. and by
raul Gottwik, his employer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
tErEIsAi.S WILL. RE
TAKEN IMMEDIATI:i.l

LONDON. january 3l.-Au official
statement ISSUED her" to-day says that
20 tue German threat Of no longer toll
eratu" hospital ships between :, line
Grn"u from marlborough Head Eng
land. !" Tcrshcllin-, Netherlands and
lin" from Lands End. t.nrland' To
cuCssant. France. is carried out. re-
lrisu!s Viii y" taken immcdia;c!y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

u you huvc blurriUg. dizziness iIcu-
faIgia. hcahachc, snotS before III" uvc..
WHINING, trembling spells. cataract.
bnininS ANA SniartinG -. eyes. va
ilous nervous and brain affections en-
taxing not only positive injury To tho
SIGHT; but untold misery, cal! inn.-
diHtclH.
Rooms Nos iUc-i0I-lD. Murphy iIo-
tel Annex, at Eighth ana Broad street,:
!IEhih street entrance: take elevator
consultation fro" between the hour,
of 10 y. NJ mud I f. VI ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
Tnrheei. s.nrt Home TOBIAS.

1AN ANTONIO. TEN. January 81
'fhe First North Carolina Infantry at
SEi Paso VIII leave for home to-inor-
ron. department headquarters here an.
n2Yneed to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
HIS SENTENCE INCREASED
New York ,inn Gets lcnr ns RcsuIt
ar Appeal to Higher
Court.
lRy Associated Press.

2 Nv N"NV'INf"'t TfNSS.
PARIS. january 3l.--William Chester
Silbcrinann, Of New York, who wa3
sentenced to i've months imprisonment
and II fin" al 900 francs on Il charge
OF trading with the enemy. has had
his sentence increased to one year i'm
prisonment az the result of an appeal
to the higher court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
NATIONAL GUARD SYSTEM
| AGAIN ATTACKED BY WOOD
Niajor-GcncraI Declares He Includes
Much OF War Department Share
i'm Mobilization.
OTHER OFFICERS SHARE VIEW

n
ri hectares inciiicicncy OF supply DC
partment l. CLEARING. With Result
"a That No Organization Now on Bor.
der Is AT War Strength
wASHINt;TON. January 81 Major.
General Wood. recalled to-day for
Il cr,..cx,,,i,,.i,, h.c,~o ,, S,r,.,
( univers,, ,r,i,i,r .,,hco,,,,,i,,.o .,;d
/ 'i"s "i'''fS were ho' "'Sp'Sen 10
ash'rk responsibilities for tho War De
s purtmon;'s shortcomings in tho Na-
S8tion,I ,;uard ,,oh;li,,,io, -, ,no bon
~ W. ""' ''''e'"''" '""' '"V guar" SHS-
{ tenn was IN itself vicious and indie
fcnsiblc" because OF defects inherent
+ i, It's orc,ui,,,io,
S 49,
"o''o" me committee VIII cross
I examine NiajorGcncral Scott. the chief
Of STAFF. who. i'm his testimony several
we.,,s ~ ,ol Stan, . .
mat OF General Wood
General Wood repeated to-day his
Z assertion that the mobilization was a
tragedy. but also declared he did not
B intend to criticize tho officers ana men
4 OF the guard. but only the vicious.
indefensiblo system"
by supreme effort. in six months
( time" he said I'VE got $4,000 men to
the border The country could have
been eaten UP by ain efficient enemy in
that time"
G REGULAR ARMY PLAYS
st IT'S FART ~ FAILURES
Senator Lee pointed on; that the
,lI MI. nI
the failures.
Yes" said General Wood. and |
would 20 after the War Department
with sandbag and reorsanize it
The greatest failure OF the Federal
government. General Wood said, was
the supply system. Great Britain had
faced the same thing. he added, when
( the European war came, and found it
necessary to abandon her whole sys-
tenn and create department of mu-
nitions.
IF the border trouble had gone to
real war, he said, we would have
had TO do that"
The men and officers Of the guard
are niSh-ininded patriotic lndlNidu"ls'
General WOOD SAID. nut not soldiers.
1T would have been murder !" send
them against any ia'riN ch'c'tht Toe
he added
The National Guard OF inc rank an"
file. General Wood sad. were eager for
the enactment of universal! service
lesisiauoh' ana many o'"'erS were re-
signing ana men scthiiis |" gun inc
service because 'hoS neheVed II Shoui"
he enacted as au'ck'! as p"SS'p'e'
REFERS TO FOSTER As
MEMBER or LOBBY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

ttllila!l last twelve hours. ...
tiuiiall last twenty four hours
deficiency in rainfall Siucc March
:. $500 ''''.. =.
p"hciencH IN rainfall since Jan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

- noon ,empcratlirr....... is
:. y. NJ temperature. ............... -
MHN'HlHhl tempe ratu To !. NJ. 80
Mlninun temperature to l.. NJ -
Mean Temperatures .... ID
Normal temperature ..... rs
Excess IN temperature. .....
'rnricncN IN temperature since
i, 10. ~ .-.,.. 20
....... "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
Local Barometer teachings.
Local UL.rr,nti,u. -, i. ,
CONDITIONS IN ,urnuv,>r ,.,r,,.,

I'mpefhtutc. 90: humidity. %. wind.
nlrcction. south: wind. velocity. i miles.
weather, partly cloudy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
The Weather
FURNISHED Ivy L. y. McntIlcr nurc.n.

Forecast: Virginia
-Rnin. followed by
clearing and dccitl-
eddy colder Thurs
day: i'rIda. dcrid-
eddy colder. with a
severe cold wave.
North uroiina-
Rain Thursday. much
colder by night.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1917-10-18
The War Is About To Break

The bargains are bigger and better than ever be-
fore. We have for you large stocks of Shoes cloth
ing and everything else almost at the OLD PRICES.
The prices will be cut on everything in the store
WE INVITE EVERYBODY to come and get the BEN
eft of this one day cut=price sale.
We celebrate this day in this way, and we make
it worth your while to come. Will buy your corn
best market prices,
We thank you for your past and future patron
age We are,