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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-15
LADY GRENFELL Is DEAD
Widow of British Vice Admiral Was
Born in Savannah, Ga.

London, Jan. 15-Lady Grenfell,
widow OF Vice Admiral Sir Harry
Grenfell, once commander OF the Brit
ish China squadron, is dead. She was
q daughter of Admiral Low of Savan-
nah, Ga.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-15
Will Face Contempt If lie
Fails to Give Facts.
ACTION FOLLOWS DEBATE
Charges and Counter Accusations Are
Hurled in House on Report Of Com
mittee-Financier May Hold OF
Proceedings by Court Action.

Washington, Jan l5.-Thomas W.
Lawson. Boston financier, must name
the congressman who, he says, told
him that a cabinet officer and a mem
ber Of congress operated on the stock
President Wilson's peace note.
Lawson will be recalled before the
house rules committee Monday If
he then refuses to diyulge the names
demanded contempt proceedings Will
be started before the house or in dis
triCt court
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-15
HOBOES TO HEAR MARY
GARDEN sling.

Chicago, Jan. 15.-Grand OPP
era and Shakespearean drama
will be the entertainment fur
nished for the down and out
ers at the national hobo col
lege next Wednesday night,
when Mary Garden will appear
in "Romeon and Juliet"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-15
RAILROAD SUED FOR $23
900, 900.

Chicago, Jan. ia suit
against the Chicago, Rock Is
. land and Pacific railroad for
. $23,00O,000, brought by the
. Bankers Trust Co. of New
. York was filed in the United
. States district court here.
; The suit is to collect the prin-
. cipal and interest on $23,O00,-
. 900 gold debenture bonds is
. sued by the plaintiff in jan
: uary, 1912.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-15
Agreed on After Debate.

This plan was agreed on after a
bitter debate on the floor of the house.
Republicans charged the Democrats
with hating the inquiry to avoid a
party scandal Democrats asserted
the Republicans were playing parti-
san politics
1t is generally believed Lawson will
refuse TO tell the names of the trio
involved
Congress has power to punish for
contempt only until March 4 BY su
ing for a writ of habeas corpus Law.
son could keep his case in court un.
til after that time, lawyers said
Mr. Lawson refused to say what he
will do
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-15
Captain AmundSen Obtains
Tons OF Food.
FIGURES ON SIX YEARS
Norwegian Explorer VIII Soon Leave
the United States for his Native
Land Where His Ship VIII Be
Launched at Christiana Next March.

Chicago, Jan. 15.-When Raold
Amundsen, explorer, left Chicaso for
Washington it was apparent that life
will not be one round of whale blub-
ber and concentrated soup tablets on
the expedition upon which he Is pre-
pairing to start for the North pole.
Preparatory for the six years alb
sence he purchased 600 pounds OF
candy and quantities of other deliea-
cies, including ripe olives, sweet pick.
les, picked pigs feet, dried fruit, nuts
and apple butter. A ton of meat has
been purchased for each of the ten
men who will set out on the expedi.
ton
Captain Amundsen said that he had
purchased also, tea, coffee, cigarettes,
baking powder, dried eggs, dried milk,
cheese and canned vegetables. In all
$4,000 cans of food will be carried on
the voyage.
During the trip each of the ten ex-
plorers will consume 400 pounds of
soffee, If he drinks his share. The
ship will carry two tons of it and two
tons of sugar
The explorer asserted that after .
short stay in Washington he would
sail for Norway where his ship will
be launched in Christiania In March
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-01-15

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-28
UNITED STATES IS
NOT INVITED TO
PEACE CONFERENCE

MEXICO CITY, June 2S.--A Latin
American diplomat who is one Of the
ministers to Mexico, said last night
that all Latln-American countries ex-
cept Cuba and Panama, had accepted
the invitation OF Argentina for con-
gress of Latin-American nations at
Buenos Aires at which the stand Of
Latin-America in the world conflict
will be determined and at which will
be discussed how best peace can be
brought about.
The diplomat said that the invita-
ton from Argentina was presented
about month ago and Mexico had ac-
cepted. The time for holding the con-
gress, he said, was unfixed. but urg-
ent efforts are being made to hold it
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-28
MOTORING IS A REAL
JOY IN COLORADO

Amidst scenery Of Incompatible
grandeur. stretch miles Of smooth,
hard roads cut out Of the living rock
knowing nothing Of mud and mire
and ruts-the finest motoring high
ways In the world.
From Denver. Colorado Springs and
Pueblo the roads radiate, Offering the
keenest enjoyment to the motorist,
and Colorado has come to be the
Mecca for the man who spends his
outing at the steering wheel, either
camping out at night under the starlit
canopy Of Colorado. cloudless skies
or spending the hours between sun
set and sunrise under the hospitable
roof Of some wayside Inn.
Low fares are In effect all summer
to Colorado, the Pixies Peak Region,
Park, Mesa Verde National Park, and
Yellowstone National Park.
The Rocky Mountain Limited" and
other modern all-steel trains via Rock
Island Lines. provide service that is
safe and satisfying.
Write for our special illustrated lit.
erature, showing the latest views OF
the wonders In Colorado, ana giving
you all the details about the trip.
where to go. what to see. and just how
little you need to pay. We VIII gladly
help you plan your vacation.
Make sure you visit Colorado this
year. and be also sure you 80 via the
Rock Island Lines.
Rock Island Travel Bureau. Sis
Merchants Bank Bldg. Indianapolis,
j. r. Powers, d. r. A. 4,
SAFETY AND SERVICE FIRST
ADV.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-28
tricity record on shore the hits made
on the bulls eye out in the water.
Recruits Behind Footlights.

Recruits Behind Footlights.
While the government has been
building it has not forgotten that the
majority of the men who answer the
call to the colors are still youths.
Recreation of every clean and health
full kind is encouraged. Besides the
gymnasium, there is a fully equipped
theatre, where the sailors produce and
act anything from three-act farce to
five-act drama, which at other times
serves as concert hall, next IS avail
able as dancing pavilion, and on Sun
days is Communicated by the chap
lains for religious services. Marine
decorations Of vari-colored signal flags
enliven the place. Bowling alleys,
billiard rooms and a library also are
open to the men.
1t is perhaps in the mess hall Of the
station that the visitors see the station
at its best. While he may have been
impressed by the spotless barracks, or
the orderly streets of tents which
house the overflow population since
the station has grown overnight from
1900 to 5000 men, 1t is the task Of pro-
viding sustenance, three times a day
for SO many growing Americans that
excites wonder and admiration.
A preliminary delicious odor Of bak-
ing bread puts the civilian in proper
state OF mind to appreciate the heaping
plates of substantial and thoroughly
cooked food before which 5000 men
stand at one time, until the officer in
command gives the word to fall to-
There Is ice cream or brilliant-hued
piece of watermelon to top off the re-
past, which no visitor ever has been
able to remain through, watching the
gustatory satisfaction in which he has
no part Unfortunately, dinner is not
served for persons from ashore"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-28

cruits find their pleasantest tasks.
Three gunboats are attached to the
station for practice, and there are
motor launches, in addition to number
less cutters and whaleboats which the
lads are taught to row. In the mill
tary games which they play, placid
Lake Michigan becomes tabled sea,
the rugged bluffs of Illinois take on
the aspect of some hostile coast and
the thick forest which makes the dis
trict round about the station one of
the most beautiful in America hides,
for the time being, treacherous foe.
In a recent sham battle, IL boat
loads Of men, equipped with machine
guns, were ordered to storm the bluffs.
Swinging into shore, the jackies leaped
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-28
MZE%M4.f,. 49,

from the boats and struggled up the
hills in fine order, then made an order
ly retreat after the detectives had been
gained.
Adding to the reality of the games
are sentries constantly patrolling the
lake shore, armed with signal flags and
spy glasses in addition to ample means
for taking care Of any hostile visitor
In times past, these apprentice sea-
men, keeping watch on an inland shore,
have given fine aid to lake steamers
which hoisted distress flags.
Target practice is prime necessity
in the training Of sailor and the lake
bluffs made fine natural range. Self
registering targets, operated by cleo
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-28
OTTO sPRoNc TELLS HOW
CITY 10 SAVED STORMS

Richmond's location among the
Wayne county hills saves her from
serious storms, according to oId-time
weather experts says Otto Sprong, Of
the postoffice.
The big swell OF ground at jackson
Hill. west Of the city, either thrusts
storms up into the ar 20 that they
pass over the city, or split them 60
that they miss It,
Old-time residents Of the city who
say that Richmond never had a tor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-28

In the immediate future. It is under
stood that the fact that the congress
would include only Latin-American
countries instead OF the whole west.
ern hemisphere mas been widely dis
cussed by the south and central Amer.
lean newspapers In view OF the Unit
ed States entry into the war, some
holding that congress without the
United States was impotent. others
declaring Lstin-America should take
its own course regardless OF the atti-
tude of the United States.
A red sunrise with clouds lowering
later In the morning indicates rain.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-28
Keep


Many summer suits are thin
but not cool. A paper suit
would be thin, but mighty hot
1t would not be porous. To
be cool, the cloth must let the
air in and the heat Of the body
out.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30

so. -Era-
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To the sheriff or any Constable OF Fl past
County. greeting.
YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED That
hr publication % this Writ Tor at Ieas.
once week. Tor the period OF ten dav~
DO r. newspaper % general circulation
va -ieh has been continuously and regularly
published Tor the period OF not less thar
one year in the county OF Fl Paso you
eve Que notice Co all persons interested On
The estate Of NJ RGARET II. WITHROW.
de- cas-d.
Notice is hereby given tina. George 3.
" tiaee has filed iu the county court
ct III Faso county an application for .et-
tess % administration upon the estate OF
3i trElre- r. MIfhrow. deceased which will
n" heard NJ she next regular term Of tho
county court of r. Paso county Texas. 20
be- begun and holden on the first Mon
rlr i1 september. A. d. 1917 tit being
tho ari day % said month";. 90 the court
house thereof boz the City az ri Pszo.
Texas. az which time all persons inter
'a'fd in said estate NAV appear and con-
get said application. II they see proper
90 dH so-
Given under my land and seal % said
q. urt. at my office in the CITY OF n Pase.
tAlz --nd day Of August. a r.. 1917.
ts-ALI w. ID. GREET.
Clerk, County Court.
BY o. Amanda. deputy.
l-7l-d this end day OF August. A. d..
1871
ID. GREET
Clerk, County Court
By O.. Amanda. deputy.
] hereby certify that the above and fore
going is true and correct copy OF the
original citation now in my hands
SETH B. ORNDORFF
BY 7. 3. klp.triel,. deputy
No. 1854
TT r STATE OF TEXAS.
TO the Sheriff or any Constable or FL Pa1o
yOT- arF tgrpEpv f-r,,,r, ,-r,r.r, .,,.
10y publication OF this Writ FOR at least
once a week. for the period Of ten DAYS.
Do newspaper OF general circulation.
which has been continuously and regularly
published for The period OF not less than
one year iu the county Of IN Paso. you
give due notice % all persons Interested I1
the estate Of WILLIAM e.. BRANHANI
decreased.
know ye. that the Rio Graude valley
BANK a. Trust Company. corporation
mas iile1 Do the county court q II Paso
county an application Tor letters OF ad-
ulNielFaiun upon the estate OF william
c. Hranham. deceased. which win b.
heard az the next regular term OF the
county court % Fl Paso county. Terr-.
% DC begun ana holden on the first Mon
o. i} ln september. A. D.. 1917. Ut being
-"e ard day % said month";. at the court
mousse thereof On th- city Of Fl Pas1. Texas
az Whlcn time an persons interested in
sai4 estate may appear and contest said
o. i'a'i'"- L lh'l see proper t1 do sn-
Gwen under ms hand ana seal OF said .
court at ms office tn the city % III pas1 I
This --nd day ~ August A. r.. 1917.
'sHALl w. D. GREET.
Clerk. County Court J
issued this end day % August. A. ID. I
W ID. GREET.
By g. Aralda. deputy.
nere1y certify that the above and fore
8 ing BE- truo and correct COPY u III.
original citation now in my hands
SETH 3. ORNDORFF
r-. Sheriff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
NOTICE OF SALE or UNCLAIMED
HsRETgHT


The Texas a. Pacific Railway C0mpau-
hereby gives notice that on the 18th dar
or September. 1917. between the hours of
10 a. m and @. m. Do will sell on its
tracks at corner Toruiio and Brown
streets. In the city and County OF e Paqo
state Of Texas. az public auction. 20 the
highest bidder FOR cash, the following de-
scrIbet property
One carload o. wood. car so. r P a.
g. W. 1872. FOR the purpose of satfsfvir=
charges due the said company Tor freight
and storage and other expenses the said
property having been conveyed by said
company IS a common carrier ard having
remained az its destination unclaimed
without rha payment Of said charges. the
period % time required By law
Shipped from L1ugview. Texas BY 7. A.
Bearing. consigned 20 shippers order. no
tifr O.. r. Finley.
This property may be claimed By ne
lawful owner az any time before said sale
by payment Of all freight and charges
shown above. and the cost OF this adver-
tiseuent. upon application OF C.. b. JONI
gent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30

HAh hINs BROS.
lots on corner IN Grandyicw- three
blocks from school $500 cash for both 4
taken quick.
500 down will buy new g room brick
near school with glazed porch. basement
and registers IN ready for heat; hard
wood in two rooms. bedrooms finished IN
white -uamel- font rooms in Tiffany Oil
Pay balance SIS monthly. In Alta Vista
Automobile wanted as part payment on
urw room bungalow in Alta Vista.
Vacant Lots or Apartment site wanted
In exchange for new room bungalow .
never occupied What have you2
Land near Columbus, y NJ, wanted
VIII trade new bungalow
Want TO Build or viii furnish loan on
easy terms; plans fee and build either on
your lots or ours.
in sunset Heights new room bunEa-
lows near fire station. for quick sale
si-00- this is a dandy. easy terms: large
FROM room
500 Down. $50 Monthly room mod
e-n brick $1,000 near shops on wyoming
HAWKINS BROS.
s and Morgan bldg Phone eSh0-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30

NOTICE or SALE or UNCLAIMED
FREIGHT.

The Texas e. Pacific Railway Company
hereby gives notice that on the 18th dag
u September. 1917. between the hours 90
10 o. m and & D. m % VIII sell on US
TRACKS, az corner Tornluo and Brown
streets in the CITY and County " Fl Paso,
state % Texas at public auction 90 the
highest bidder FOR cash. the following de-
scrlb=L property
ore carload CT wood car so G. P
MOS. Tor the purpose o. -atisillns
charges due the said company for freish-
and storage aud other expenses. the said
property having been conveyed By said
company as a common carrier and having
remained at IT'S destination unclaimed
without the payment OF said charges, the
period % time required by Jaw
Shipped from L.re1Ia. Texas. by T. D.
Galloway. consigned % shippers order.
notify G.. II. Finley
This property may be claimed by its
Lawful. owner az any time before said sale
by payment OF all freight and charges
shown above. and the cost o. this adver-
tisement. upon application OF C. D. JONI,
agent
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the sheriff or any Constable o. Fl Pas1
County. greeting.
TOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED That
by publication OF this Writ for az least
once "a week. for the period o. ten days.
I1 n newspaper Of general circulation
q h:ch has been continuously ana regularly
Published for the period OF not less than
one year in the county OF Il Paso- YOU
the estate o. j. r. CHILDEES. deceased
Know Sc. that Ona Childers has filed
IN the county court % Fl Paso county.
an application far the probate % the Lass
sll ard testament o. j. r Chiders- de-
ceased and for letters tesla nlenta7y there
o. (Which VIII is herewith tuedf- which
veil be heard al fhe ueN- regular term
q the county court OF IT Fasn county
leAs7. To- Dc oes ana ho.--n on inc ll'--
ST fno-F ODD Senlt ilner. A. d. 1911 '-- ur-
Ing th- e-d day or said month";. az the
court house tner-oi in the cry % ID fT7l-
Texas. ar Which t.lne al persons .---r-
esLe- .n -a.- estate uaE appear ana ..1-
test SAID 1uF.-ca..On- n tEaE see rrar-.
90 DO ."-
GlFe- ur1er hanl ana seal 70 Sa..
colr. ar MS oil.-a in the city c- = -as'-
tl!s --H- cay t- @-s-- a ~ --..-
t9As-At-' We Pr. Ht.l-r- Fl.
D-erA' COUNTY Court
IS. A.i"aa .3hit5-
Issued -h-- --H- Jag OF august a ID.
-sl'- .--.--.--
W. ~ Ht-r-E-i-
Gers County Court
N'ah-a. deputy
l.' l--- slt- -le above ana io7
SONS i- true ana correct copy oi the
lls-Hai l'La,--a nov il ny naaeS
--..--.-,..- Sheriff
D. p a--l-- I---,- ,---.
THE STATE or TLNAS-
To thr sheriff OF amy Constable OF III Pa~5
County. greeting
TOC ARE HEREBY COMMANDED That
By publication Of this Writ for 40 least
once O week. for the period o. ten DAYS.
10 a newspaper 81 general circulation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
For Sals-AutomObiles- Wanted.

For Sale-AutOmObiles- Wanted.
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tiARAGE-s1s West Missouri
Five passenger Chalmers car. a barEsil
for quick sale. Phone 6t79-
F FOR >ALE-Six cylinder. Z pass. Everett
good condition 1873 Myrtle ave
F BABY Overland. 1917 model. good coudi.
ton $3.50 cash Phone 1fI-
/ FOR TRADE-One East Il Pas0 lot. vaIus
. So. for Ford in good condition Phi. 1873
J WASTED-Ford truck driver for mill
route. Eed star dairy. Sos Piedras ST
/ FIVE pass. Overland; good condition $500.
/ GARAGE Tor r,at. I-1@ Arizona. Phone
FOR sALE-Flvs passenger OIdsmobiie5
excellent condition; harEatn- Fn- fofsN e
WILL SACRIFICE Tor cash. Ford ro1-ins
MAXWELL bargain. fHe -unning orde-.
9tttee phone go house 655sJ-
FOX SALE Bargain. Chandler six. good
condition; make offer. Bliss Service STA
tion.
BARGAIN cylinder speedster. thor
oughly overhauled; guaranteed $3.50 r
Paso Battery station IA " San Antonio
OVERLAND in fine condition: bargain
fer quick sale Phone 1884 afternoons
from 3 TO g.
baker, Chevrolet. Hupmobie and Fords,
can be seen 500 W san Antonio
FOR SALE-Rozdster. IS 10 A-AL.A-sf.
rating; state license paid; good running
order- 500 cash. leaving town. Phi $50
FOR SALE-PsiFe passenger autorno-
bile excellent condition, leaving town
$3.50 cash 41l4 Mountain ave or phone
1874
FDR : ALE-Overland five passenger Tour
ing car. 1916 model excellent condition
Address 1T. Col. McArdrew, No. Il, Fort
Bliss
FOR SALE-1sIT model pass. Mitchell.
run less than 5000 miles; carries manu-
farturer's guarantee. cheap for cash;
owner lesvius city Phone s745J-
FOR SALE-New Ford Engine Never
used Aluminium Bistons. Three leak
proof rings on each piston Bearings
ground in Bosch and Ford magnetic. Mrs.
q. T. Coa-s. u ssiIia Park. n II.
HIGH GRADE CsED CARS FOR SALE
Buick liEht six
OIdsmohie 5 passenger.
Overland passenger.
All in excellent condition
p f. FLETCHER Montana and Stanton
TRY BATRN VIM
KS 4 success Makes old batteries new.
we Are Battery Doctors"
All kinds Ignition work done reasoua bio. /
TEXAS BATTERY a IGNITION Co.
$40 Texas 81 Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30

10000 DOWN
VIA get you an Up 10 date home. by that
we mean absolutely complete. heating
plant and all, in fine residence dis
tric- and on paved street
WE WILL ASSUME 100000 OR SI5OO.O
On nice modern bungalow We viii
trade In smaller home at 100000
worth the money
NOTHING To COMPARE WITH THIS
rooms. bath. Elassed sleeping porch
basement and heating plant. on t-o
laH lots. only three blocks from High
school A remarkable price Of $500
with very easy terms
ANDERSON-FTLLER
Superior Homes
7es Mesa Ave Phone 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
sOME I'D RARGAINs-


SOME REAL BARGAINS
ments buy homes
SoVov- lWeniy I'm. Mex ten Florence
- sLl'v1v cash Kent VIII pay out
e-'O- Ne" I'm Sung close IN, Montana
I =. f.-- tzSI- ue-al--= noAtn.L- s31lo
t-a "a 49, y LoLz1' -5'o o-oeA cpson aF e
1900 ~ u4-ell7 SUI 800
TtogV' -,gM I.-l- h-'-s-' crosse -A- s2l-
Q seen 1----se--f - - D.
2 E-i7ra, ~ so -s.E 5g-,--- - ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
ZOE EXCHANGE

TO new bungalows for LOTS modern ten=-
Sent. good location. for lots or cottages
auto Tor lots or co-taEe5 nice eight room
house. Long Beach. Calf. for house; 11ls
acres ia pears near TsIeta on the iuteru--
ban at a sacrifice Tor lots or cottage. Z g
lois near Fl. Boulevard for cottage.
W y. CARL.
Phone Cs OF sse- 500 Caples.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30

BARGAIN TOR QUICK SALE
South front building sites near
Al-a Vista school; paved street
See us TO-DAY
LEANELL & SHERMAN.
Phone 4-es- us Texas 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
For Sale-CitH Properfr.

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BUILDING site near school walking dis
tanoe- cash or easy terms Phi. Slz9-
FOR SALE-50xl-U. S475 cash. $3.50
Terms. west p lot 9. all OF 8. east p o.
q. Grandview addition r 2. Hancock
1881 Greenwood ave. Los Angeles. CaI7E
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
For Sale or E1ehange-ReaI Estate.
TRADE

Want g room bungalow up 10
$500. have smaller clear prop
rrr-
SCOTT SALES & REALTY CO.
f-t Mills bldg Pm. 1896 OF 1S-lL.