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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07

aged aged a?, Relative. and irisncs ,ny,ssd Z
fNS SGs Ssfr' i' yE,ysSs dsu.s
Rfs sHfhibiS eSss %syss argsHssS s%TAArrSp
SSi invited snS % fSs q s'
% rtSsm st g. sHS %brs Ef:d ehufss ssTp 70 hs
D' ,"s sIHGs5T%Ssfss IH 9 HELENA. yls. Of q. sss. y.
MigsIsy 1ssd Sa Rss.iyss and friends invited
Chester Co. Pa, Thurs, 2 p. m. Int. sdjoin.
SMITH March 3 MARY P, SMITH. sasse-
fTgfEGi and iGs Pr'Sa' y WILLIAM EpsoN son
e PEAR Edison ssd William KqSI ,s,aseT; AGED
FRI oGs Sd cSsns' mcTsaS ave. St Rs%srs
Market 81 ferry FOR Palmyra I;so p. M
sTEvGNs,3H ,2Hi rv, a 4ss3 Lspessssr ave-
sieycnsoT and daushisr q .; J; and Jennie n.
cess hn"" ND n pP"css. Anas rssa' %S r"
sToNEmMsreh ma Sn. ELIZABETH widow 8,
DAYS RcsVes G amt and % friends may may view rsmsihs
'2JGo & bssSSS 5ssSSTfS ssP9c.s ' ~ caf
6a F. ro,,d G9,,pTen g. clsiT Ps SAT- pn,;,vs mi lne
sTRoplcK;-- suddenly. March g.. ADELAIDE
steuton ''oi and Gowen % aves', ut. Airy.
,.sTrMPT. March 8; ROSE, wife q GscIss
". Stumpf. lnee Fitzslmmonsl, aged az. Rels,
tiyes and friends invited to funeral, Fri, $50
.. M, husbands residence. 1913 W. Cambria
st, Ifish mass st, Bonaventures Church 10
y. m, Int. private. Auto funeral.
TENNEY. March g. JAMES A, sos Of late
John and Jane Tenney, Relatives and friends
invited TO funeral. Thurs, a, m, residence OF
niece. Mrs Walter Callahan, Burlington and
Mercer SITS, Gloucester City. ". j.. High mass
THOMPSON.--At Atlantic city. N. j.. March
D, JOHN p. husband OF late Elizabeth a.
Thompson. aged "a. Relatives and friends In
lted t2 funeral Thurs. $40 a; TsI.liSSense
Broad ST. High mass OF requiem st. Stephens 8
Church 10 n. IN mt. Old Cathedral Gem.
TOURTELLOTTE.-M 8. JAMES Err
sKtNE TOURTELf.OTTE, 4106 baltimore ave.
Funeral and int. at convenience OF family.
U'Hl.-March q. CAhOidNA uTIIL, wife Of
wendle Chl. aged -. Relatives and friends in.
vited to funeral Fri, 1880 q. M is43 8. Front
81. High mass st. Aphonsus's 3 Church 4th
and Reed SITS, a. m, Int. Holy Redeemer
Gem.
Additional Deaths on Next Page
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07

PITTSBURGH, March THE National
Tube Company and other manufacturers of
tubular goods today sent out revised cards
reducing discounts Of all sizes of black and
galvanized butt and lap weld standard iron
and steel pipe, tubing line pipe and drive
pipe two points, a point being equivalent to
81 ton. The last previous change in
prices of tubular goods announced
February 10 and II, when general advances
of 81 a ton were made.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
VEGETABLES

The market was quiet and without important
shange, Quotations; White potatoes per bush.-
pennsylvania, choice, 81 2.5Ou2,T5; New York,
basket. 81 400 l.65. Sweet potatoes, Eastern
sssSre, per bbl--No, l, 81 75N325; No . 81 80
W. Sweet potatoes, Delaware and Maryland,
pr hamper-No. /. $1.jO@1.75; No. .. $1,000
Lig culls 81, Sweet potatoes, Jersey, per
Mne-No. ], S.IO6 80; No. .. 80 a 61c.
vvnions per l00.lb, bag-NO. | yellow, s70S;
~ y E,aS Y Sg0 Cabbage; southern; per hamper,
ias, iysras, per hamper, s2.5Oa3. Kale, Norfolk, per
~ Y H;bOq2, Caulihower, Norfolk. per crate
ssiis1ggs ssiis@1ggs Lettuce, Florida, fancy, per basket
HgVuo.50; do, do, poor to good. per basket
innA Celery, Florida, per 1O-inch crate. $40
seu ss Beans, Florida, per basket-Green. S3.5
M Wax s3.50I6 Eggplant. Florida per box
Sssoyo Peppers Florida per box. S5.5O@6.
sTSussa Tsrisa Florida per box l,7j 42,25. Peas,
s.ofida, per basket, s5WI. Tomatoes, Florida,
z. crate " I5@ 450. Mushrooms, per Alb.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock was generally firm under
light offerings and fair demand. Quota
tons: Apples, per bbl.-York Imperial. s4@
$50; Ben Davis. $s.5O@4.75: Baldwin. No. I.
!. H60a5.60; do. ungraded s3W4,25; Kings,
No !. D.50G6; do ungraded, s344t Stayman,
Sn..sD NJ NsIog NS S dFraaeg dS 9egradcd 9?@
s@ Apples; northw sstern. s g@r box 5o@
florida, per crate--BriEht. fancy. S3g4. so;
Russet, fancy. s2@4 poor 50r 81 %. Tan
gsrines Florida, per strap. sfn6. Grapefrutt'
Indian River, per crate. s2.5Op35o Cranher-
" "; Cape Cod per bbl1fanCy late varieties,
God, per crate -Sl.75@2; do. Jersey, dark, per
,rate ssae sl5Oq175; do. do, light, per crate, SlW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO. March 7.--HOGS-Receipts, g.. 600
500 dnRIssF Heavy sfGS s9a SHGSsra rousb
hSsg Ssrid BID; bulk, si4 4GOd1l40O. ''N''
,trons 10 5TIoeFSfiSfipts Ioc SisSnp 300 head Market
ssa x ~ dhsters s475dlO G5: stockers and feeders,
S%%es'4o; Texans, ss.75@1O.s5; calves, 500
r,saa shEEP - Receipts, I2,OOO head. Market
jliyss HI H. Maslye and western. $1O@l4O5; lambs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07

Marcus Johnson, chief clerk to the gen
.eral auditor at the Offices of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company in the Boursc
Building. died at noon today at his hong
in Norristown He was suffering from
brain fever which developed from grip.
with which he was stricken one week ago.
He was forty-hve years old and is sur
viVed by his widow,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

An advance of IL points was recorded
by Union National Bank shares today when
they sold for 1904 at the auction sale of
Barnes & Lofand. Manayunk Trust Com
pany gained points to CAS-. the Real
Estate Trust Company x points and Com
monwealth Trust PA points. Fidelity
Trust shares sold off points to 1926, while
Girard Avenue Title and Trust dropped .
points to 73.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
Erie X. X. Asks to Issue Notes

ALBANY, n, Y, March THE Erie
Railroad has applied TO the Public Service
Commission for permission to issue s15,-
100000 ? year per cent collateral gold
notes. S92s0.O00 to be used in taking up
notes due April next and $9,750,0OO for
reimbursement for capital expenditures,
leaving si,55Q, 900 unprovided for.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

ssSsw ssSss w, fohk, March I--BUTTER-Rece
NV ~, uMsqmihEg MmihEg, Higher scoring, AK GD42lac; OK
tfanssn n,VtiAc; extra nrsts, 37lg a 94O1ac. No
GGs-Receipts gsG1 cssos Aott,,o aor,o,,,
w Elces sustained, but better supplies close
tuot,tinne. e unsettled al present. No changes in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
PROVISIONS

. va, a., SIts ,GHSins scma s'Tfn9 E'nd. '"' shade
r.s,i +gls,S +gl,owns fT@ Srs M!s" the S auotatou Sy
:s' E in smSko9 .mSssd S"a aEGr!iG s,c city bse eel
western beef n FINDERS. sefs smoked and ar.dried.
ass: sTs:sr" s9sssssGs sG 'pS pors t'Hqi fsm sS
@ @ss.d HaPs GSS sS SR Siy S%2sdd 5apsG %
:sIe; other aise nsms' s2Ws2i. c: hams, smokcd.
s saa lrSS sSieG ioOss SonitGs' iS 'GS DC
rIcnle sheg,ders belIie. in pickle. according 20
:s lsHs brsskfa:as2 Gssid a2 gSqOR Rreass
Brand and aver aver e,rrod 29iac lard, western re
sSn ercss DO do do .%Ss " aoc ara
pure elly, elly, fIettie-rendcred, in tubs. 2Oc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07

SIOChS
% shrs. North Philadelphia Trust CO..
20 shrs S Belmont elm Driving club s 5s
20 shrs. Girard Avenue Title and Trust
par $50 ',,.;'...',., ,..,;...,...,.. s2as
10 shrs ,' PcSHsyivania @ railroad Co. par 'o'
-. $50 n...;,.,,,.......,,. ..,.....:o,.... 5ts
- shrs Alliance Insurance Co. par $40 .1S
tonai bank; par BAR 500, ...,.. 1897
$50 ...,..,.,........,....., 100
Passenger Hallway Co........,.., 7oia
ii shrs ,;o Philadelphia Bourse common par
10 shfs. fs' General Asphalt Co, preferred, oa,.
30 shrs' pa' Manayunk fiSE Trust Co., par s25 sas
II shTf oLa EarRsrs S5 Snd s,SS Mechanics Ma ,as
shrs on FourtS Tf" street PSe National Bank Low
snrs, RsF Fsngyh sS Street Rational Bank "oO "oO
ss shrs, pS' 'FrranRln National Bank par -oo
shrs. SloS Girard National Bank; par sio0 sSS
f. shrs KensIngton National Bank; par ,oo
10 shrs, SS' Ridge Ayenu, Bank; par $50, 9
II shrs shrs. Onion NatoHal bank par 500. 1907.
u sn4s and TrHss GS R%T Trust CO.. 80
shrs, psr Fidelity SiSG Trust Co.; par sioO. " 725
! shrs Guarantee Trust and Safe De-
$sissm Ss DSE Fra.i Gc par i5S 1861
30 sbTs par rPssnnSSSsyiyania snSS warehousns and '"
'' '"IS Safe Deposit 90. par 500 -, 100
s. shr, Pennsylvania W'arehouslng and -
SAFE PehSsSyana 1spGss GO warehousns RaT and
safe Deposit Co. Panonns3rc par si9G, and and 20
10 shrs' SS'a Home sD0if Life, insurance Go. OF :,
"A shrs Amsr.Sa; insSrahce Rs Co OF North America
shrs. par john saS q. stcison CO. common; ,-
60 shls sioS American Pipe and CONSTRUCTION "
Securities Corporation preferredi On
20 snrs par saSst saSS Gap Improvement CO., IN
% shTs shrs George d. WetRerill & Co, Inc, ,oo
second issue, preferred; par sloo'' Ioo
BONDS
$1,000 The City Heat and Lisht Co oD6Ss GSs
March and s;sEP5smSsr' ;EPSSDons FROM 9Se MsEs6 isTS6
/, 1908. attached; ..:,.::. Lot Lot 81
800 George y. cresson Co. n.,5tarad per eenl, m.
ssSSa' sersss Janusrs aGrirs' and July, Pass ,,oo
oooo BetSlehcm dffe Steel Co. per cent,
Purchase money. August quar- ,oot;
1000 Interna tionai Mercantile Marine CO.
-''' per cent. First and collateral
trust. Coupons April and October oo7.
$50 InteTsat pTs ationa iona Mercantile Marine Co on
1000 Consolidated ssa5lilssS fraction CO., New Ier
Coupons June and December Due ,oas,
IooO Newark Passenger Railway tu,
wv" ner cent Consolidated mortsase
Coupons January and July, Due ,o,.
INN I,ehisR Valley Transit Co.. per
A' cent First mortgage. coupons oo,,
March and September, Due lybo S2T
aaO0 Philadelphia and Reading hallWay
'' terminal Co. per cent Cou-
pons February quarterly Que ia
,ooo phiyiadelphia and Reading 60. snd
and Iron Co., per cent. oeheIat
mortgage Coupons January anu o.l
July Due 1891 -. .t.....' S..'''S s4s
1000 Rochester IN, " Railway Co.
ioVo ner cent First consolidated mort
case. Coupons April and oc'oper, lo,A
1000 wsstsrn as IN New YORK and Penasy-
vania Railway CO., p per vsh'' ca
Income, Due Noyember' lyts ~
500 United ass and Eisstric c9fpess ,,,.
ff 80 fion. q psr cent Ccintsrsi W. uU'. ~ "a
:eYeqqs April snd ''stpes. I. !. !, ~, +. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
No Change in Sugar Prices

NEW YORK, March Fine granulated
sugar was unchanged today at 10 Sc. The
last sale in spot Cuba raws was at $500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
SUBMARINE DAMAGE
SENDS COTTON DOWN
Traders Sell in Belief That
Losses Are Great, but I'M
provement Follows

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEW YORK, March THE following
temperatures were recorded In the cotton
belt this morning! Knoxville, 30i Ablene
and Raleigh. "a; Oklahoma, 30; Asneville,
Atlanta aud wilmington, 3Si thhtthnoOgn'
20; Forth smith md Macon, VS. Won't
gomery and Nashville. ~; BirminEham. -;
san Antonio, Del Rio. Memphis, Little
Rock, Meridian, Thoniasyillc and SnNnn-
nah, 80; Mobile, 52i Pensacola aud thnrles-
ION. 81; yicksburg So: New nrieans' mi nSi
corpus Christi. 90; Jacksonville. 0S, anu
Galveston and Tampa, O..
=, There was .Oi inch Of precipitation az
Fort smith. 80 inch ut Memphis, ~ 'n'h
~ Little Rock,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

urAr Recsps gAeaS 1%s,erS sSi%fi aSTices prices
~ quiet and quot %uoietons c9r lets on IN sSpor
.sasior-No =, eGa 2Oi: steamer Nc, = req
;:"s;p, o. Gt'N No red Pt Yg, 81, rejected A.
go bush 3Senss at wshs t6s
s,st and values Quotations: car lots for iocs'
~, :sypS.s ySflcS ri si DO
ns ysIcw ~: oO siaG 20 SSIioN dGii Nos s,isSIiS GW
r't5fi.is; sIrts sep,s ai,377 bush, The market
ARM VIII &sanSH Hc aOFgrS,Isf, White "' '14gse
sdsrlnss ,1,s 53G7ic: No. whte n a., az " ''e
S5:e $50 5S%GS SS. '%'s snd sssSss lbs.
FLouK- Tecre we're freer offerings on wv wv
81 si ,iss was ssuS,sl9ns Sy1as'' is% is
%lI, TInsT .irsls6 HSnS1s strstsh sIsRf
,riton saeks an y 81. do. patent. cotton sacks
s'ss' clear 's 5S@si dgS itS
ietoug.e' cSo,ce and fancy patent Slo'a'"
iessr rtnt'R vos uuiet and uncnanseu' w
RYE. LSSs ner hbl., as to dualllS'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
nAIRY PRODUCTS

,.rrg,,- -peceirts were light aud the market
y ~ ern with demand fairly active quota
rieo nrI Western. fresh. solid .pacted creamery
flons, ."oats 43c; extras, II n i2r; extra hrstS
~ ~" Arsts 3sc. seconds. 3ar: nearnE prayuuSS
ss.,cv S4c: average extra, 4U@tIr' nrstS, 90 ~
.or, .sconds 81 3HC; SPECIAL '"H'E o''""S VI
sse, ss',,s iobbing at AZ a SOC ...,. 900, -, ,,,,
prlnes rlrncesnsUThe market ruled weak ana Toe per
ease lower under more 6srS R5 nar reEgf doIan nearby
s,.,s 80 IS per case: nearby current regelpts,
IA 40 per case western eNtFas' poo pet, S3 ~
90 g, ass, fancy selected cauded fresh eggs were
Etbns at 81 3sc per dozen. ,...-.
cHEEsEsuppli1s ns TGTs srG sh9 fnir a"u onotation.
xsr York, full cream, fancy. held, 2i@,2t2t
,cod held, 20 26ig C; do. part skins liW2-c'
POULTRY
tuE-The market ruled firm, with demand
absorbing the limited 9mbsarinss Su%tators
isS2oc old ROSTERS. l64l7c; sprinS chickenss'
~ msated 23a 2+c' ducks, as 70 si5s agd 3D. guhi-
", ,sopr. e per pair, 2OI25c.
pRESsED-The market was generally irm'
in demand fairly active for seasonable stock,
ouotations: Fresh-Nlled, dry ry-packed fowls, =
a box dry.picked, fancy selected, &c DO
v,lshns 4! lbs ana over apiece 2as csninr G; d"
, Iss apiece 2Od 22c: fowls, in b4ls, fancy,
sy.picked Weighing "A lbs. and FER apiece,
fcked zoe; roasting chickens, western, dry
pcked in boxes, Weighing SHlO lbs. per pair,
asf26c roasting chickens, western, III boxes
Weighing I lbs per pair. % q 2ir: roasting
ehickens western. dry-picked, in bbis., weigh
hs sfiO lbs per pair, zoe; roasting chickens,
western in bbs., weighins lbs. per pair II
de2c; broing chickens, western, in boxes
vsghing 3q4 lbs. per pair, 5@26c; chickens
Weighing 5Q6 lbs. per pair. Il q 24C; do, mixed
sizes is q 2Oc: broilers, Jersey. fancy, 32 35c;
broIlers other nearby weighing 1i2 Q2 lbs
splece 40 ace; turkeys, per lb--FanCy nearby
aaassc; fancy western. 81 a $50; fair to good
sOfslc old Toms, 20 a 30C; common. - a 27C;
ducks, nearby, 23 n Poe; do, western, y 24c
geese nearby 19a 2lc; do. western, Is S02Oc;
spuabs per dozen--Whitc, weighing ll@l2 lbs.
YER dozen, s5q525; white. weighing eW1n lbs
per DOZEN s425@4.75. white, weighing $ lbs.
per dozen, S3.b043 3.75: white, weighing 6W6La
lbs per dozen. $2d22j; dark, 20
smal and No. .. 50cdS1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
REFINED SUGARS

r,o, was quiet and unchanged Re-
The meIhs meI sst.os, EN-rR nne granulated. &c;
aner as' 7ioc; confectioners' A. G.9Oc' soft
poNss..,s n56l6 Soc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
BAR SILVER

Today Yes. Wed High. Low
ES% ESndon HoT tDeGSs Ssa'' s sa 81 H. 5s 55 555N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07

IN, Many EXTRA DIVIDENDS

cnusn,.,i iohh, March THE p. Lorillard
|NyS ns, eooay declared an extra dividend
|tton 10 ,h snare on its common stock in ad-
N psr @ wy regular quarterly dividend of
|unt on ~ h. on the preferred and 3 per
1(ders ~ oonlnon' all payable April 2 to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
RAILROAD EARNINGS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM

Fourth week February. s7S62S@ "sIGg51
From January ] ...... G,305,5l1 2i2. 900
PERE MARQUETTE
Fourth week February. 1851 .Os7 sSS5 9tn
From January | ...... Bliss. $50 "lJS i39
COLORADO AND SOUTHERN
Fourth week February. $3.50 Goa S3,a1o
From January / ...... @03A,oSG 399,9i3
TEXAS PACIFIC
Fourth week February. s402il3 sS3O. 500
From January j ,''... $50 S39 2IS,Gi9
sDecrease
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07

|'zfed NJ an r hruton Company has de-
|)& cen, aesuiar quarterly dividend of 3
IA H. ~ common and per cent extra
>afts,,,, o.mon stock. Also the regular
1ndenSs .N,per cent on preferred stock.
|>htd NJ, are payable April to stock OF
k>erInr a March THE Poole En-
hfh s1. ana Machine Company today de-
Hn dyssend ssldend OF y per cent and an
Mi . ~ t'enu OF u per cent, payable
~ s'ock of record March 20.
p> 4 ors vi and Gas Company has de-
an estrs strsrsseriy sy dividend OF 2ls per cent
|asch "a ~ s.nloend OF " per cent. paya-
y - STOCK OF record March H.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07

SCHRAAiM.--March 5. CHARLES. son OF late
William and Maria Schramm. aged 81. Rela-
tives and friends invited to funeral services,
Thurs. | p. M. residence OF brother-in-law,
Harry Reese. 2l05 \. Fairhil st. Int. private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07

SEERY.--Suddenly, March 8. MARY .sEERY.
Holy feiS''ET cross | Ihurc6; Div No g. Ladies Xgyl:
iary. A. ~ H.. invited to funeral, Thurs. $50
a. M, residence OF aunt, Mrs. Mary seery. 1885
Z. Rittenhouse St. Germantown. Solemn mass
of requiem Holy Cross Church, Mt, Airy, 10
a. M Int. Holy Sepulchre Gem.
SENDER.-March u, HAROLD ERNEST,
youngest son Of Leopold and Hannah SENDER
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
HOROSCOPE.
Eridar. March 1e. 1917.


~OOD and i'll contend this day, &C
eording TO astrOlosy. Jupiter Is
~ in q place strongly benefic while
Uranus is adverse.
II is a rule under which 20 push
commercial enterprises and 10 make
plans for extending business ventures
Brokers and bankers have lucky
guidance, while Jupiter Is in friendly
aspect. but there IS a forecast Of I'M
expected shrinkage in values, owing
TO sensational events.
II the seers are 70 be believed the
next few months viii oevelop most
surprising business conditions which
will greatly benefit many classes, es-
pecially certain manufacturers
Under this planetary government
changes that Will bring gain along
novel lines of invention are presaged.
Uranus gives warming of much puo-
lie discomfort and severe criticism.
owing TO apprehension and false
reports that affect men in high place
This posting Of the stars is believed
to bring about extremes IN character.
Men viii exhibit the good and best in
human nature, and while heroes rise
pOltrOOnS Will multiply
Riots IN which peace advocates may
be injured are fOreseen for England.
as well as the United States
socialists probably VIII find the next
few weeks most advantageous for the
ventilation OF theories. and progress in
certain reforms is indicated.
High winds that 90 much damage
Will prevail on the Pacific coast as
well as along the Atlantic seaboard
late IN the spring, the seers predict
SediuOn in more than one country
now at war IS prOgnOsticated- y ia
nous woman viii lose her life in a
dramatic manner.
Chicago has the best possible fore
cast for the summer. which should
O. he IN
tional esteem
Canada should prosper greatly dur
ing the next few months as commercial
ventures OF great Importance Will de
Persons whose birthdate it is should
be extraordinarily careful of THEN
money during the coming year TheY
should be cautious about giving of
tense, as quarrels viii be disastrous.
Children born on this day may be
rash and headstrong These subjects
OF Pisces are often fond OF occult
Iudies.-Copyright 1917. by the Nc
Ciure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
The Daily Novelette,
VERDrs INsPIRATION.

when new Ieaves swell in the forest,
And grass springs green on the plain,
And the nIder's veins turn crimson
And music gives you n pain.
TIRED to death and weary OF life.
Verdi. the great composer having
Just been working on his greatest
grand opera. hied his Maynard feet 10
James Borden Kennetts restaurant on
Hash street and seated himself at a
table with 50 other very hungry men.
He ordered some Turkish spaghetti.
"Ah." sighed Verdi Il need one
more great chorus to crown my oper-
rr-ah. Just one more-ah-ha. Where
are those wonderful strains trinkiing
FROM What sounds is those2"
A man in back OF Verdi was playfully
eating some melodious persimmOn ice
cream that was very fine. His heavy
spoon struck the bottom of the plate
with a ring and then in rapid success
sion came u lot Of sonorous sounds that
the hungry man continued making on
his plate.
'.Bang-bink. bang-blnk. bang
binky. baug-binky; bang blink; bang
Dinky: bang-binky. bang-bink' clat-
tered the spoon OF the hungry man
Verdi eagerly listening and writing
all the time, jumped up ana waved MS
stIletto with JOY
I have til have it." he yelled.
And he rushed home to his studio,
ratified of on the piano want ne had
written. and Loi The Anvil Chorus was
heard for the first time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
Cocoanut Oil Makes
A Splendid Shampoo

II you want to keep your hair in
good condition, be careful what you
wash # with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkalL This dries
the scalp. makes the hair brittle, and
is very harmful Just plain mulsified
cOcoanut oil (which is pure and en-
tirely greaseless), is much better than
the most expensive soap OF anything
else you can use for shampooing, ae
this can't possibly injure the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with water
and rub ii in One or two teaspOonfuls
viii make an abundance Of rich, creamy
lather, and cleanses the hair and scalp
thoroughly. The lather rinses out
easily. and removes every particle OF
dust, dirt. dandruff and excessive oil
The hair dries quickly and evenly. and
II leaves it fine and silky. bright, fluffy
and easy to manage.
You can get mulsified cOcOauur oil
at most any drug store. It is very
cheap, and few ounces is enough TO
last everyone in the family for months.
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
Various Forms
OF Headache

II Is necessary in order to treat head
aches properly 70 understand the causes
which produce the affection says Dr. ]. ".
Ray, OF BlocktOl, Ala Continuing. he SAYS
Fny sictanS cannot even begin the treat
menb OF a disease without knowing Whist
causes give rise to II. and we must remem-
Der mat headache is to be treated accord-
ing 70 the same rule. We must not only be
particular to give remedy intended 70
counterfeit the cause which produces the
nea0sc ne, oQt we must also give remedy
to relieve the pain until the cause 81 the
trouble has been removed. To answer this
purpose anu-kamnia tablets will be found
most convenient and satisfactory remedy.
One tablet every one TO three hours gives
comfort and rest IN the most severe cases
OF headache. neuralg18, and particularly the
headaches OF women
hen We have a patient subject to regu-
lar attacks OF sick headache and when he
reels the least sign OF an oncOming attack
ne should take two Ak Tablets. Obtain