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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

TRADE
5000 equity rooms. f.r east
Texas farm land CT bunch ~
Eoars. Phone OSLO
FOR ENCHANGE-Los Angeles bungalow
equity also best az cotton land near Good
rich Tire Co.'s project water conditions
The bce- submit t1 owner, us So Town
send zt- los Angeles. CAL
TRADES
COWS FOR BUNGALOW
is high grade HoIStetu COWS, aL young
want bungalow iu AIturl or G-ludFlew
additions
some fine Los Angeles and Long Beach
business and residence property Tor III
Pas1 cuisines or valley land
o. 9 mis-. down valley on paved road
and car Iiue. bargain for cash or terms.
or viii trade for Dallas bungalow
CHARLES W. HARLOW. with
ANDERSON-EILLER.
800 Mesa ave- Phone 1861.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

For Sale-Farms and Ranches.
~--~-------~-~-~-~-~----- ~~~---~-~----~--~~--
LOWER valley land FOR SALE Phone sgfJ
IOI ACRES uuimproved land. Anthony
district. Address Oil W. Rio Grande.
FARM FOR SALE-~NAP-Fin irrigated
quarter, county seat. $4,000 churches.
schools. markets. three railroads six miles
Also good CITY INCOME Finest c.i-
mate Write quick. Sedar. Albuquerque,
FOR SALE
OWING 60 scarcity OF feed Z want 20 SOL
IS head Mexican two year old Leifa-e
and -teere- wiI sell on riue 90 -a-punsihla
people. o- trade Cattle located 90 la
Mesa New Mex
CIIAS. b. STEVENS.
Mills bids ID Pas1. Texas.
For Sale OF Exchange-ReaI Estate.
~-~-~~~-~---~---~-----~-~
TO exchange for home. three lots as first
payment Phone 1l-l-
WILL trade a section Of fine school land
for bungalow clear Of debt. n T. Feazey.
Herald office
ENCHANGEs-Larre work horses or mules
FOR city property or valley farm ur viii
-.T fu1 equipment for c1ut-actluE outfit
Write r. vs. Ward. p o. box 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21
WELL LOCATED BUNGAIOW

NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO..
Phone $780, 100 San Antonio s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

GrOesFs and Meat Markets
- H-f'-7--=--~
TRADE HERE AND SAVE MONEY
On groceries and fresh meat The best OF
Cut Price Grocery. s1s n. OREGON
Phone ISL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

MORRIS INVESTMENT GO.
-ol Ravuo'ds Bldg
Phones 6S10-fFeg
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-12
TWO HEADLINE ACTS
ON BILL AT FAMILY

There are TWO headline attractions
al the Family theatre for the last hair
o} this week Julian Hall singing.
dancing and musical comme4isu is a
versatile entertainer, and Weston S
Models appear in classical poses that
are works Of art Halls instrumental
selections are good lie puts on
George Primrose dance. and his
Charlie Chaplin tske-oF IS immense
Onlv difference between Hall and
Chaplin as Hall tells it, is that
Charlie receives $1,000 q week
Pollard. novelty juEgler. opens the
bin. spriuEing 2 biz repertoire or
trick work and juggling Gaiy and
Giirose are q singing. talking and
dancing team Gibson and Eanev an
pear IN q sketch. a Cowboys Re
nance The heroine wants real
hre-eater. and she gets one when her
cowboy lover puts IN his appearance.
Much interest ce1ters IN the show
TO open the last half Of next week.
when = former Moline Eirl. Mary
Toodyatt, viii appear with her hus-
band IN singing and dancing nun
bers- she has Just closed an all
summer engagement in cabaret N
Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-12
ARCHITECTS TO MEET
AT DAVENPORT CLUE

halph r Burgess. secretary Of the
Tri-City Architects association has
issued a call for 2 meeting ~ 81 beI5
next Monday evening Al fbe ravenrr.rt
Comm erciai club Carl III I.ambaeh
former city attorney Of Davennorf wi
discuss legal points Of interest ia me-
architects and any Of the members
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-12

the presentation a. q past regents
Jewel 10 G.. @. EcrmiIiou. The address
being made by .. r. Lowe FoIIouinr
the ceremonies was an oyster sup9er
and talk By aIr. Benson on fraternal-
ism
the ladies auxiliary of the Frater-
oal order Of Eagles installed officers
1ast evening. the drill team of the
ROCK Island auxiliary put on care-
monial York After the session ,bs
members participated ia a lunch 81
Corsiglia Bros.
Moline camp No. IS, Modern Wood
men OF America. installed officers last
night as follows:
Consul " Schrader.
Advisor. = Maucker.
Banker-0 z. Owens =
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-12
STAGE SET FOR THE
MOLINE CLUBS STAG

The social committee Of The Moline
commercial club is attempting to ont
40 all previous attempts al entertain
luE - staging the stag party this even
ing lharles %uber, steward of the
ctl0- mas been taken in on the ar
fsnsetnents ana he promises 70 give the
guests one OF the most salubrious
feeds ever served ar q meu-onIv affair.
In fact, she eats viii be the feature ard
they VIII be absolutely free.
or course there VIII be program. Il
VIII consist Of athletics. and is an
nounCec as the clash Of ait nations
he committee members are not tell
Ing JUST what they viii have on TAN
but L VIII be an all-feature program
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-12

AT a meeting or ihe tockhol4efs .
the Moline OIL COMPANY bela 's'.s
day. ir was decided ~ increase ls
capital stock from $4,000 20 aiog.s
II was decided also that q new nl.-
ing. 90 rise just north OF the prsm.5
plant ar Tweutv-nGh street
Fourth avenue. be erected. The 4
structure will be two stories, -
80 feet and will cost $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-12
LTTRATIYF

rs your gold mine proftabIe
should say So It's worth its
weight IN paper. Life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
ANNUAL WASTE
fcoatinued from First Fage.)
toes fell of in production bur. DINER
crunS gained
Millions Saved.

SEW YORK. March ".-Ahn"rnal dc
,r-aSr$ in the IrirrS "l ""'h N'|I'''
IuuL commodities a. potatoes an" "'''"I''
,.inr,. last MuuHnE morning. rs '"Ill-
r.,rrl with tli" prices ~ February -
hr,r SAVED the 1rup'" al New YORK
'.i;y unfortunately $I.onr."n". ''"mitni~-
,i,ir,r Of WEIGHTS a"d Measures Harm
,,tn estimated in 4 SiIl"n"ii iS$H'i To-
night -; ,.,,-..., fn,.
ih.. breaking ~ IN apparent corner u
uuinuS and potatoes. caused. rrIinHFi!%
hy TRANSFORMATION congestion. '"uP!'"
vv,,h reunited crop SHORTAGES ana TO-
durr,l rr<"">" supplies. ohNiu'"!F l'H'i'
.,dy3Iitnrr of by food Sp"rula'"rN' MY.
II ,rfiyln said is Gu" I" tn" common
sense nr ;llr pcupl" at me 'itE WI"
Established au automatic l"N""it ny
refusing 10 hay either l"lh''"S ~
,,uIuu% thus applying til" in"N"F''hi'
i,v- az %iI,rlv and demand. " IS mani
rrs' innt in III" h"Nrnti system w
urnru;tui2cd consumer has III ms pos
session = most powerful weapon !" re-
dur,. prices "r certain communities up
On whirh rr"hlhi,jv" values nav" h""!
l,iilt'"d. :.
Nr lIariigau said Ii" had received
,.,,nr. md kilograms from producers
md SINNERS in all parts Of the r"ii,.
~ altering .lar!:" quantities "' all
Kinds at fundStUiis al prices III SOM
,!SrS ~ per cent l"N$ IMAM We" OH
Wholesale prices.
TLr 20. n6a pounds "F sm",ts hr"nci'r
n,r,. from ScatIl" Ia the committees
and uG;,,rd uiI ihr market ~ StN c"n'S
:: Mound were sold IN II few hours TO
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HALF BILLION FOR NAVY
CONTINUED from First Pnge.)

no separate vote on amendmcpts NJ
irr that hour. thereby ki!ilnS various
pending proposals.
Senator Hughes succeeded in a.
iachin9 an amendment giving the
same general salary increases To CIVIL
ian employees connected with naval
establishment as already have been
given 10 other government employees
in houS" supply bills. Senator Smith
OF Georgia. made Il point Of order
a@aInst This but the vice.prcsident o.
rrrurd it.
The great construction program
provides for The building OF three bat
; ileShips. one battle cruiser, thr"a
scout cruisers. fifteen deSiroy"rS. one
destroyer tender. one submarine tend
or, rifiy-rirhl roa$! submarines, ten
fleet submarines and three coast
guard cutters.
\ bond issue is authorized 10 sup
/ NV the emergency fund Of Sll5.0n0.0nU
to cxpcdate naval construction. ami
provides for 81. 600 600 Tor addition
! al submarines.
! In case Of national emergency Tho
/ pres dent is authorized 10 suspend The
! eight hour law on contract govern
mrnL work.
/ Tn meet the shortage of naval Off
GERS provision is made for ErAdua-
zion Of TWO classes at The naval acah-
remy each year for five years, ana
! TO shorten the course from four 10
three years for that period. TIL"
! cadet corps would be darGHly in
! creased.
| For an additional navy yard al San
! Francisco there is an APPROPRIATED
of 81. 800. 900 Another senate amend
menl provides $l.250.n0D for a SUB
marine base. at New London. Conn.
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VIII Net BE Ve+oed.

tllAl;l.ESTi'N. ". W.. Maj, =. MI" ~
Of IT," bills signed hy ~ presenting 'i',
c"rS md clerks at ti". '"GlStniur". h'i'
not r"rnrIrd ~. tn" enrolling r"nliul't"".
b"cauS" Of tn" ..n"Nprct"d ""l"urm"i'Hi
siuc die al Ia huns at Ir!'%At"S las,
Friday night. viii be y"l'"" 10y ,',E'.t" W.,
has not r"iiri"d #HN vet" /" IN" N"cr'-
tary Of stat" a"'! il.' hi'"' IN "H''" ~
could ii" =" has ''\nir"'i
1t is sud au' hHri'Al'"t! i"a' an ,nt
ran%"n,"riS nay" To-" u me-. 49, GU,
C"~S necessary - I"&hIlH!h@ u" 49, -
which thu" ar" -. t'"r''"a 81 .M"m
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Stone DESERTS
(Cooti.ucG from E'lrst Page0

whose attitude thee mad been som"
.unrasi7lrNS, announced that hr wuul''
talk at length on HE bill. but had
Nc Intention of Filibusterng.
A. The debate proceeded into I'M
night ;h"rr vera many predictions
.traI Il would il" Will toward m"rnlh%
before = vote. could ." reached. ~
dramatic features "l IN" Si'u" ~
y.rre h"ig!trnrd by crowded "ailril',
and tii,. ATTENDANCE" oi S"E'Eai r"oiIS'
members and man! representatives
on th;' floor as spectators Alil".I ;
those in The diplomatic gallery cary
in the night was Sir Cecil spring
Rice, The British mba$Sauor
The Senate Bill,
in addition 10 authorizing III" 1rllllnS
If merchant ships would extend the
authority requested br the president
for use OF "uiher nSirumen'a!illeS.
in protecting American rights. Ihal
Ceafure WAS omitted from the house
bill. which also CUnlained pruilpl-
rion nbipcliunabl" 10 the president
against thu Insurance. by tn" war FISK
bureau ul vessels laden with mum
lions. 49,,
More than one senator declared the
MASSAGE. of the senate bill would mean
war sooner or later. but almost With
ouI exception they added that thry
were ready To accept war ON ihoSe
;terms. 4 few insisted thai il would
not mean war. None expressed an!
expectation than that il would be
passed. and then b" accepted some
time tomorrow by the house.
Senator Cumnins
moved early in the debal" TO amci'ti
Senator Stones amendment by proElu'
ing for conveys for merchant ShlpS
and later Senator MCCumhrr proposed
las a substitute for tn" entire bill Il
resolution declaring the rights OF neu
iiraI merchant vrSSrIs engaged in
commerce. including the right to arm
for defense only. Bclligerents would
have The right under in" resolution &c
blockade in zone around an enemy
and to search seize or destroy The
cargo. Neutral vessels challenged
could be fired upon only in case ol
attempt Iu escape.
! After NOR. ih'tu seven hours debate
: efforts /" impruN" tn" parliamentary
! situation Hnd say. It l"W hours IN ulti'
unir passage uf tine bill In congress
| iail"si on ubl"Ctl"h ~ S'Hat"f ia r''
! lnlt".
| SPEAKER lIitchc"cK proposed by unanI'
: mons consent 10 lay aside the measure
and TAX" up tho orc already passed hE
SlEOn>f'. .
/ bill would nbviai" Tho necessity of lis
return To the huilS" and send II /" con
rrrtnrr immediately after tho s"nhi'
acts After every other senator MFR
.sl,,I had consented. Senator La f"I
. I.ir, sudd"ulv objected. ihchat" OH th'
SENATE measure then waS resumed. S""T
nrtrrward senator r"nruSr suggested
that the senate adjourn I" meet AT '"'
o'clock hut III" suggestion found n" re-
,hr h"us" Action "f the senai" On 'h';
g,n,tor I:rGumau took the floor a
midnight 10 nppUa. tn" hill. Ito &c
uu,inccd advura;rs of rlliiiari"m. blamed
! munitions makers for inflanluc IN
: American public mind aud aSS'ft''
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LEGAL NOTICE
nut ICE.
mn El,urL.h L. IanulEr l1lL

Pittsburgh. Ia. January !. 1917.
Tho pittsburgh, Wheeling aud Kentucky Railroad
Company CORPORATION nf tho State OF West Viz
Louis Railway Company. corporation OF the States
q; pcnuSyy auia, West Virginia. ONO. Indiana thn
Illinois the Handalia Railroad Company. u corpora
ton Of the States Indiana sud Illinois. and Lie
Anderson rc!t Railway Company hnd the Chicago
Iudunx and Eastern Railway Company. corporations
Of the State ~ Indiana have. according to lie laws
M thasn States bceu consolidated into railroad
rurunany named The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. LhcaE"
and ST. Louis Railroad Company. effective January
/ 1917 tho agreement nt consolidation having been
filed in tho office Of tie Secretary Of State OF Wes
virginia on tho 2gth day u December. 1915.
thereafter he property formerly owned ny 'he ''S
Lursh Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad 'omphiS'
The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago anu 81 LOUIS
Railway Company Yand4lia Railroad Company lhe
Anderson lIrlt Railway Company aud Chicago. Inui.
ana and Eastern Railway Company In the states o'
West Virginia Pennsylvania. Ohio. indiana ana Ht''
no.s Will be ownrd and operated by Thr fttshl'sh'
Cincinnati Chicago and 81. Louis Railroad CoD'
pRny. .--,.r,. ,
RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE PITTSBURGH CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND
ST LOuiS RAILWAY COMPANY.
VANpAIIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE ANDERSON BELT RAILWAY COMPANY.
CHICAGO, INDIANA AND EASTERN RAILWAY
s. H. CHURCH.
a. - m, Secretary.
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GERMANS HALT
Continued from First PaRe)

continues. London announces. ma
since February -. tn" troops 'lhA""
General Maudr have taken LOU prs
oners and much booty. including guns
and machine guns.
For the second day sine" ne penn
ming Of the German unrestricted sun,
Marine canpaigrl. no reports OF vessels
hav;n" heen sunk were issued on FRY
Gav. Tho final period of grace for
sailing ships in The Atlantic Oc"ail rN-
nircd on March | says an annonh -
incnt BY tho German admiralty. when
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QUARTERS ISSUED

rJI\LI,ESTON.. ". Va. March 80,
.t'..rtlIi,at..s Of Incorporation n.t' ,bn
issued hy the secretary ~ s'ht' 80 W.
tS ,!It',,,,,: r,.,y concerns which will on
r Iri%" u"dr rIT the laws or West NGs,nia
Randall coal company. "i M '." XIV
town: t" operate in MononEhiia r ,.,,lr.,,
iaIn"riz"d capital $i3".@n": 'hi'"' t"Ir"d
81 y i"'' i.Ish and t. f. Harris. All 81
y, rn.. and L. NJ. Er"'IH. OF
SUI Im Ii,t hardware company, Of SIS rs
irrSyliI": authorized capital SI";"oI: ny
,.,,r.,nr,rnr% f.. A. Durham. ii. T. Ecu.
:, t. AI,.x.u.l.r. ". t.. Sutton and uln'
others. all If SiSt"rSNlilr' ,.;t,,-
The Mil" of Rlurti,Ih I" "pera I.,, niaI
- MO-: inrorr"rators \. u. BALDWIN,. -
H. Wade. james cImw"iI' Ny" W.
MINIS and !. 4. billiard. all az hI'l"i'"N'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
WOMEN CARRY MAIL

l.AI;l*. March =, 49, =. M N"in"n
L,,.r carriers Will soon he delivering
mail in rari$ This m"ih"d VIII be An
experiment ana preference" VIII u" gwen
Ia wives nf soldiers.
SOM. doubt Las been expressed rs I"
whether III" women wiil u" hh!" ~ !"
shoulder the wooden box that the IariS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03

u.H.il are spending the weekend a.
Ih"ir homes h"rH. ~,
business Yesterday. .,~, H.,
nar kohl"r has gone west ""e' a.
Intends TO locate. ,,.,;,.,,,o,t is
R0lan Reed Howard 0: airllio"' -
in iuun uu btiSinrS 10" Il ir" u"! =
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON
Application for Pardon.

Application Tor FaTuuH'
So,r. !. hereby given that on ~ As'"' ip' ''-.i
J,y - March lYi. al application will i~ i''eh WIN
= I, Person. Pardon Attorney. 'hd'rS'"n "e''
,..,n;x t,r ,hr unr..r 81 hayward Manuel! con-
.r :, ,,, Grimm, ~; murder first degree. al ne
,,,sI ,.r-r lrIi u. the criminal Court OF uho
,.,,r,y and sentenced 90 Imprisonment IN ne "eS'
On. association arc urs~i la attend
'"I ,s'.,,,r HAYWARD MA%UE
rrr-3
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my BILL APPROVED

N,StII\t;TpN. March 2.-AprrnNa'
a.. ,h,. rruii.r"ur" report "n TN" A""o.-
am nan ,rS-ufTic.- appr"rrIa ton bill. WITH
Il. "h"n" dry amendment for hiddihS
ia. shirm"ut IT liquor int" rr"hihit,ch
c',irE. was voted late today l'H the SEN
nj. without :. roll Gait Il MA" agreed l"
hy IN" h"uS" last might ana now h"'H
r., tL.,. rrrsi.i,.rI for his signature.
l,rrs Iirnt Wilson is expected Ivy
practically all lis closest advisors 10
SIGN the measure. lie Will not act on II
t,rrtl. ,nr1rrruW- or Sunday.
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FOR Universal Service.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Mar. -.-Almost
without opposition tn" Slip"rInt"hu"hIH
,I,rjsi,n If Inc National Education Assoc
citation went on record III It's annual con,
yru,I"u h.r" today IN favor OF unIE"rShI
military service for young m"n and CON-
latIsory physical training for. school
irIrils I'm. report Of nv special com
miii.r nnnin. these recommendations
Was adopted.
John -. Shou2. superintendent! or
schools NJ chicago. and president OF th',
siIm.rlutruhrucy division. cnd";tNhr"d
uuslicrrSSfully 10 Obtain Il recommends
non for cadet training il high schools.
Tho speakers farorinC tho report
brought on that educators were not sat :,
e!lrd with ihc present work IN fn!SlCh,
,.,j,,ra,,nu in uuhl!C schools and desired
;n sircngthrn il.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT-Farm OF :" acres S''H'E '
49,, r,r,rS,r,,, hilt road IN Union district.
'u,-sr,r eoun,y W Va. inquire OF [. W. Nc
y Wheeling 'u''-I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
FOE SALE

LOT FOR skLe-IiosNy :" l"rkTil!c mills: % feet
:nn: prise $lj": : y cottage ): a. ground plenty
nm, snd wafer rf!cS $1,000: cas- terms Address
BOX is T!t"m,!Ir 80 mr.o.m
FOR SALE Rc-;3n hcTricr pup. Gall NATL psons
G2-I. T. s. Icll l!eGc lSW. Elm Grove. mr-2-i
FOR SALE Disposal sslc 81 - head u! A. J. {. 4.
T.rs.yS. MONDAY .M7rch 9Th 1917. at Pine Hi
Irr>r, Farm. ,; rIcEyart Grove. o. at O'Clock
Eastern im,. u w Strwsn. 'Hnet Col. d. L.
t,or,,. ,u..i,r,.- mr.2-h
FOR SALE S:7i l;u3o. mahogany used ! months.
Few >arrnc" FOR i.anr Price. private residence
i"I;. i;ih 81. Wlirc:ni ~
FOR SAlE-Frcsh c":t. j. VI. Bell :ITil phone 'l:o
MN. ~ f.2T-m
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FINANCIAL

FREE BOOK Money III hIi." sho"S h"" Nt
can make quick profits. steady dir"rndS sma''
Investment: now drilling: Approved State Banking
r.n,,uls.l,!.. Ncnshu TO. Is. {. Lie hlhS' ma"
a., mr.2-G
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nrie+ly Married.

\ wr,lhIu" oi interest :" iiah'"'H hi,'
Brooke county p""rir was TN, .! ii,ut
4 S;"ph,.nemu anal Miss Nellie Marc
I;arkrr. =. III" Holidays coy" ,IETIi,:
i,.,.;,,u mans. Rev. Homer -. M|NlIl"h
,,f.,,.iatimr I!uth Young w'"pl" hay" Il
hnsI uf friends in This vicinity an" hiT
receiving ruiIGr:,;ul;''i Ih"F Will
r,.Si.i" i'll Holidays H"N".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
Terms Il Misnomer.

Again, the house has insisted IN
what il terms thu budget system.
We think this is miSnOmrr. Tor Inc
reason that instead Of brin: budget
system, there has been an attempt 10
Srgreeatr the items. The nous" mas
fixed an infirXiblc rule for salaries Tor
clerks. StenugrarherS and oth"" ON
plOycS, without reference 10 ihrlr
qualification.
"rh" senate majorir! insists thai
the heads of the RESPECTIVE" depart
mpnls. having been elected by ih''
people and placed IN CharG" OF Surh
departments, ought 10 b" allowed 10
exercise 4 reasonable discretion. y
case may arise where an employs -
for instance. Il Si"nnSraphrr -%hnii"
have the very highest Gualliiral ions.
and. in that event. 4 SALARY Should M
paid thai SlrnOgrapil"" commensurate
with his ur her ability: or, an me
other hand. Il slrn"graph"r Mi"hl De
employed to do mere copying III i
much lower salary Moreover. AZ c"r.
tain periods of the yrar til" work of
these departments runs heavier than
at other periods. For example. me
auditors office inuSI HAY" additional
help al the time OF assessing or col
l"cting revenue.
The attorney general might he
greatly rhrunvcd with work al one
particular season. at which time he
would require the assistance of addl-
tonal StcnographerS. The houS" m;!,,
ioritv has proposed to establish Il fixed
salary for employees in theS" depart.
ments without regard ia merit. and
without regard 10 the necessities or
M ri rvl1r-
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House Burns Down.

directly across ~" river from F"r"h'' =
Was L"s,r"y,d hy 'ir. this morning VII II
a loss estimated At about $l,"""; EriSn.
lars formed II hu,hrl brigade and i"i%hi
iiIr fire. They Surc""d"d ~ ,@E'hG H.
household furniture. tt"W M" "''"'
l,,rirI ,.r.id not Ec aSc"riIin"h.
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The Appropriation
for the governors office as made ny
the Senate amendments exceeds by Il
small sum that made By the House
bill.
At 4 recessed meeting tonight The
House will consider the amendments
made b. the Senate.
President Goodykuontz. Of the sem
ate made Il II 500 word statement just
before recess was taken in which h"
called attention 10 his former state
ment indicating that ii was tn" sense
of the senate 10 deal in Il Friendly way
with the house and TO yield 10 the
action of that body insofar as might
he consistent. to the end that com
promise appropriation bill might b"
passed at this session. He said IN
part:
Goodykoontz's Statement.
THE main differences in the com
nosi;i6n of the house and senate bills
on the subject Of appropriation are
these:
The paramount matter in differ
rnrcs is that of appropriations for
new buildings The house has elm
mated the items respecting the con-
struction of new buildings. There are
also other large items entering into
the controversy, for example, lnsur'
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.WANTED-Female Help

WOMEN WANTED-Fcll time $lj.t0: spare time
20 hour. selling G3 rantccd Wear Froot hosiery
10 wrarrr: C,trtlrllr unnecessary: enormous Easter
trade Near pr.s; ME5s SUrrisnwu. Pa. mr.Sg
WaNJEO-A good s,l n fur r,uLing and help with
hnus,,,ork nv wI>iks s,rod wages. last Girl was
with IN. rish; wears iT.,; give g-N reference hp.
rlr ia Mis- A. G. Hartman. .2lI Iirounrr Road.
,'arricS. Pittsburgh. ~, mr--I
WANTED-Ty,,,wr.,rr SrratoFs and pcII addreSsers.
\ few more lady t;lfS'| and good "fitrFs can fr-
,urn POSITIONS IN nIlS Addressing Department u
speedy accurate AN! willing .imIy immediately.
THE Ncural:y!inc u"lpiaTN. s. Nineteenth street.
mr. II.
WANrEp-4;i for lis.i. clean factory work. Wheel
ins Can Co.. FoFEee'e"'h and sof streets ,,,
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FOR SAIE-Machinery.

IRON AND wurnwoEKrHG MACHINERY
Ncw and S,,ud Eand. M4rhin" TOOLS lathes.
drills, .hal.rs rls,s,rS. presses. Garage machlh-
az. t;,s,Iiur -n:iic, Pumps electric motors.
Engines Boilers. ri+Sc;s hani.saws SaTInii out
fits Betting pull.yc: >,a:::ns. Contractors equip
! .ncn,. BAIRD MACHINERY CO.. Pittsburgh. r.
f-eS-j
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r,..,,rcn cary without being too great
Is fntisu"d.-
,o,fyrc NOT FOUND
BONES NOT FOUND

S,.,..,, ui,r,,rhSN, Til. intelligence; -,
sri E;IIKI%S. &. VA. March None o,
,hn hmdi.s a the five mon drowncd ~
Ipr,rr station. Tuesday morning. have
,,.,.n rrcnyc1rd. although searching par.
ties have Zen busy ever since 'he
tragedy.