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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

salute the Pacific coast guard
the Triangle Nermaidsr' That, evil
IDENTIFY, is the order being issued by
"the little corporal" Bessie Love. in
her military bathing suit which she
calls "SaumieT model I'm the CEN
ter appears Claire Anderson, captain
OF heystouers, who recently won q
prize ln Neuice's bathing suit parade
The smiles Of the zrouD Indicate 10 IS
Jolly good weather when fine fellows
get together Olive Thomas. a fair
ROVER OF the musical comedy stage.
VINO mas been plucked Tor motion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
Livestock Markets.

Chicago Livestock. Close
Chicago, Ill, Aug 1L-Hog s-Receiptz
7000. Market unsettled. lee under tn
opening, which was strong az 15c TO %
new high price recordli bulk. $3.50 2
1850 light $3.50 G17; heavy. $3.50 @
lI-lo- pigs S11-25 G1s-40.
Cartle-Eeceipts 500. Market steady
Native beer car-la S7G1f-S5; western
steers. So l---5i stoclars and feeders
S5.SoG 30 cows and helrsrs. $f-561 J.;
caves ISIS e 1850
sheep-Receipts. 5000 Market steady
Watbers. S7-5OE11= lambs. 1915 115-15.
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
7Zansas City. 40. Aug. 1L-E0gs-Ee-
rsiDts. 1900 Market higher. Bulk. $3.50
$780, heavy. S16-70G17s packers and
butchers. $3.50 G16-s0; light $500
1850; pigs. $3.50 G14-5o.
Catte-Heoeipts, 200. Market steady
beef steers. SO O 12-75s western steers, 50
q 1880; southern steers. s7611; cows.
1913 G10; heiferE, S7d12-50; stockers and
feeders. s7G11-50-
sheep-Receipts, none Market steady.
Lambs, s13-75 1913; yearIInss. $50
l1-5c; wethers. 5000 ewes IS case.
Denver Livestock, Close
Desnver, Colo. Aug 11.-CattIe-Re-
ceiptss 200 Market steady Beef steers.
ST IL cows and heifers. IS as: stockers
and feeders $3.50 SIS; calves. S1OG12f
HogE-Receipts 100. Market strong
Very common load. Bulk s15.25
Sheep-Receipts- 1900. Market 1bc
higher Lambs. S14-5oG15s ewes. $50
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
fBy Hotel ZeiEsr-)
Hoss-Receipts. 500. Market steady. TOP.
2l6-15; bulk. sl4 -50G15.6O.
Cattle eHa.urr 500 fnn7wHf~- IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
COPPER MARKET QUIET;
nUnT aTrOEE 1ele 2

QUOTATIONS &bAE e -lc
New York. Aug 1.-The copper market
has been very quiet during the week Quo
ta-icus FOR electrolytic this morning
ranged from about 26s 20 &c FOR Septem-
Der and last quarter deliveries
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

EETICzN BEANS UNCHANGED.
1Iel.icau beans were unbalanced Satur-
CAV. being quoted in wholesale lots at ~
cents. the same price at which they were
lultrl Friday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
Fort Worth livestock. Close.

Hoss-Receipts. 800. Market steady. Top.
S16-15; bulk, sl4 50G15. 50
Cattle-Receipts- 500. including 100
100 cain es. Market 50 20 75c higher for
the week sheep-Mar-et strong for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
The night Altitude.

Il don't want TO SPOIL your little
dinner and II you can't get another
girl who would absolutely fiji my
place, I'd really rather keep my en-
gaEemenr with you than 90 off to a
house party and feel I had deserted
YOU" said Lillian
Irene's laugh was whole hearted
and fun Of real enjoyment
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-01
NEVADA COUNTY
 NOBLY RESPONDS
Her Quota of Liberty Bonds AboutsThree Thousand
 Oversubscribed.

Thescampalgn for the second Liberty Bonds closed last Satur- day evening and Nevada County come up with her quota and some 10 spare. Too much credit cannot.be. ! given to those who had this work in charge. They worked almost day and night in order that Nevada would not fall short of her part, With 3l7 subscribers in this county, eighty thousandsdollars was subscribed. This Is a noble cause and We are sure thatsoursspeople will ever be ready to respond to sthe call of their Government whatever that call may be.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-01
GOT ID DO II

After January 1St, 1918, the Picayune will be one dollar and fifty cents per year. There IS no bse.of us going into details tell Ing an intelligent patronage why We are doing this. for it is evi- eent to all that everything else pasSadvanced and of necessity
 Fe have got to advance the sub- bcription price of the Picayune. The. paper will be better next lear than it has ever been. We $hall spare no effort on our part
 b make it so.
 You will have three months to Pettle.up and take the paper just
 many years as you like at one
 ollar per year. but positively liter the first it will be $1.50. It
 absolutely a business proposi- Don and We must have it to make nythlng out of our paper. That all.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-01
PRESCOTT CIRCUIT

We have enjoyed a good year Have had some good meetings, Beginning Oct. IA, we had a few days meeting at New Salem church. Rev. J. A. Henderson, our Presiding Elder, came to US on Monday and done ali the preaching after he arrived, and it was well done. We had a real revival of old time power in the church. It was real feast to be in the day services.
 New Salem church is the first on the circuit to pay the claims in full,
 We are planning to begin a protracted meeting at Caney church Nov. II. Second Sunday, II a. m. Come and be with us in this meeting.
 Let's all pull to make this the best year we have had on this circuit.
 Your Brother and Pastor,
 ]. c. Johnson.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-01

We understand that several of the parties who were so vigorous ly opposed to the order for vacci- nation have, after sober refiec- ton. decided to go ahead and have their children vaccinated. We are proud indeed to learn this. We have always thought that our people were among the best in the state when it comes to obeying the law, or the orders o, higher authority. Orr Gov ernment and state only wants to do the best for every one and the only trouble we have sometimes, is getting the people to rightly understand.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-01
JOHN SWEENEY DEAD

Uncle Johny, as he was famil- iarly called by every one in Pres colt, died very suddenly at his home on west Main street Tues day morning about 8 o'clock. Uncle Johny was one of our good quiet citizens. He had been Sex ton of the cemetery for nearly p years and will be missed by the Prescott people.
 He was buried in DeAnn Gem. etery yesterday, funeral from the Catholic church of this city.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-01

Byrd, Ruth E. Chappell, Elijah T. Kennedy, Sidney J. Gentry, Eliza Ieth Ilamby, Wells B. Hamby, J. F. Pen nick, $. ?. Mcclure. R. R. Garland. R. L. Blakely Jr Mrs K, L. Blakely Jack Blakely Thos. Blakely J. D Will son L. w. Buchanan w. W. Oickin- son Irene Higginbotham E NJ. Frisby 1 G. A. Hays Lester Steed Olin Steed Floyd Hawkins Perry Dickey Chas. Stamps John O'Halloran Watson w White Jr .Beulah E Hesterly w. c. Colvin Mrs W. C. Colvin Matt Hit Roy C Black James H Barlow J. G.. Ho!enbeck l.. C. Steele Delilah Upton Jewell Upton Percy c Upton J W Bry- son Floyd Hubbard Mrs J. M. Thomas Gertrude Moncrief Florence Logan Harry Morton 'C. II. Moores J. M
 Houston John B Houston Harris l.. Powell Mollie Gossett Ernest Hesterly J. D. Shackelford Nellie R. Cox Col Her R. Cox Lola Murrah H. E. ASkew A. F.. Adams Nettie Davidson D. E. Cummings Louise Bailey Francis Bai- ley w. B. Waller Jr S Lee Cox J J. Fore E. D Blakely Karl King Jr Mrs T. G Moody Miss Julia Woodul Jamie Woodu! Henry Hays Mum Amanda Westmoreland Gertrude Westmoreland J. M. Powell Mamie Dillon Red Cross Chapter Emma Calhoun Orrin Els worth J. T, Luck Paul A Buchanan Lucy N. Montgomery Lucy Lee Mont gomery John E Richardson Elijah Me- Daniel Thos w. Mcdaniel Mrs M. V.
 Hamilton Joe F. Haynie Elijah De- laughter Irene R. Hamby Presley R. McGough Sarah McGough Mum Me- Cough Ollie McGough Anna E. Cum mins M. L. Lavender Wm A Martin John B. Dalyrimple M c. Ferguson J. D Wilson Mack Daniel Pittman A. G.. |. w. Lizzie D, Jordan D. L. Fore Sid Avery o. o. Thompson S. B. Spen- eer A. Edmonds Si Silas Tom Hudson Mrs Tom Hudson W. l.. Britt Evelyn Wallock Henry Hays Mum Mae Barks- dale W. (. Mutt J R. York Jr Willie York Hartwell Greeson T. o. McDan- Tel and wife NJ. W. Greeson T. B. Bar nam Jas. Paul Luther J. Bryson Mary Lou Bryson Luther J. Bryson Jr Ed ward Bryson Steven Johnson Helen Buchanan Katherine Buchanan Cora Martin Clark County Lumber Co k. E. Pratt Elizabeth Pratt Amelia A. Me Rae Emmet Mercantile Co w. W. Gar
 land T. l.. Garlaud F. T. Haltom C. E. | Brown Garland N Starnes.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-01
Route ,

We give FR:tl .iih each go cent ooX SoGl K;. Face Powder one 5J cent jar :'a I Kiss Face Cream. ifes.r''} Dr'b, Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-01
SUBSCRIBERS TO
 END LIBERTY LOAN

The followingFare subscribers to the second Liberty Loan:
 Bank of Prescott, First State Bank, Ozan- -Graysonia Lumber O., ". B. Waller, Ozan Mercantile Co, Prescott Mercantile Co.,. Hesterly Drug Store, Prescott Hardware Go, w N. Bemis, Jacob Suckle, Thos. C. McRae. s. J. Hesterly, w. V. Tompkins. T. P. Mea- dor, G. k. Haynie, l.. '. Henderson, s. T. White, Virginia Watson, E. L. Cox, J. V. Tedford, D. l.. McRae, Elizabeth Couch, C. H. Tompsins, Helen Couch, A. $. Buchanan, Ed Cant ley, F. E. Murrah, Mark Blakely, Thos. C. McRae, Jr., H. V. Scott. l. A. Blakely, Jno. A. Davis, Wren Scott. Sam T. White, Jr., J. w Franks, C. C. Calhoun, Bertha H. Scott, Mary W. Bems, c. C, Hamby, R. D. Martin, s. E. Mum, D. l.. billiard, w. w. White, l.. r. Bedelman, C. M. Hirst, Mary McRae, Carelton McRae. Thos. C. Me Rae, 3rd, Clio McRae, Helen McRae, Christian Endeavor Society Christian Church, Jno. Thomas McRae, Berta McRae, Duncan L. McRae, Jr. Ethel M. Bemis, Thos, NJ. Bemis, Douglas K Bemis, James Hervey Bems. NervelIe Bemis. Horace E. Bemis, Amelia Be- mis, Mildred Bemis, Mary Elizabeth Bemis A. C. Hawkins, Ms A. C.. Hawkins, Ellen M. Powell, o. J. Ste phenson. Hattie V. Tedford, Harold White. Berry Hesterly. G. A. Buchan- an, J. K. Hamilton, Nat Martin. k. L.. Blakely, (. L. Green, Mrs. c. l.. Green, Joe Boswell, A. M. Denman, Martin Guthrie, H. F. Rouse, J Fred Powell, (. A. Smith, l.. M Sharp, Rene Elizabeth Smith, w. R. Barham. Bob Stuart. Jno. A. Marr, Walter E.. Hmst, Saxon r. Mcclure, James B. Bramlette. Margaret Hart, Hugh k. Hart, Elizabeth Bemis. Dorothy Be- mls, Mary Williams. Craig Williams, (. B. Andrews, Jessie Freeman, M O. Walthall, Geo. H. Christopher, I. H.. Mack, Nellie Beidelman, Leon A. Mur- rah, Will Waller, S. T. Boyd, w. F. Denman, W. R. White, Mary Beidel- man, Martha Beidelman, Bettie w.. Hamby, Mildred Barlow. C. D. Me Swain, k. N. Boiten, Mrs. E. N. Bol. ten, w. k. Cooper, Thos A. Cooper Jr. Dennis McLendon, Myrtle Moore. Amy Moore, Marion Moore, Steele Moore, Eldaleen Moore. J. H. farrell Homer Burke. Henry Hit. John O'Haloran, Jr., J. w. Daniel. Fred Anderson, W. k. Buchanan, Alvearne Gee, Ethel Steele, Gann Daniel, E. (. Stivers. Louella Rarghman. II. J. Wilson, Ottis k. Iaynte, A. S. McGough, r. k. Thorburn, Treas, E. F. Cautley, Nee. ta Gantley Jno l. Jones. II E. Me kenzle, Grace E Henderson. C iHtt, W W Rice Mrs " W Rice. Philip c a&aaaon. Mss Etnei HjteHet. Mrs. NJ J filt,, N ! Milan. : FreI Powell. laeeond saosetiFa5n,) F 7 Dxon. la vada Boswell j NJ Stripping, McDan- ieii Hardware Co, 9 II Helbic. Katie E Heibig Ii II Allen Susie Allen. Nj NJ Smyth Mrs C C calhoun. Mary Mautg, F Mautz Haz=! Mautz, Ghas Mautz, Jr. W w Yancey, I 4 Yancey, Wm O Arnold, Walter Young, Gwen dolyn Cooper, Mary Isabelle Hamby, Geo Heddle. Ethel Heddle. John F Wuertz. J. V. Hulse, Geo F Cress, Mrs J Cress, Mrs Levara Stripling, A H Smith, Thos Frederick White. Arlis White, L B Stuart, " E Rirst, Geo o
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-01
WHEAT, WHEAT, WHEAT

All parties wishing to sew some wheat will find the seed at Farmers Union Warehouse. Mr. M. C. Ferguson will deliver to you. Hurry up and get this wheat and SOW it. The time will soon be past for sowing. It might be a real good idea for you to SOW a few acres if you want any biscuit next year.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-01
Money to Loan on Real Estate Security at reason able Rates. No Red Tape or Long Waiting.
 Fl. B. Mckenzie.
SOME PUMPKIN
 SOLD FOR S1O2OO
Liberty Bond Bought With Pro ceeds Presented to Red Cross.

The big pumpkin that rested in the show window of the City Grocery store for several weeks was presented to the Red Cross last Thursday for the purpose of selling the seeds at Auction. At the Pig and Canning Clubs Fair the pumpkin was cut and the seed sold They brought as high as $7 50 per seed and the total was Sl02 co. With this money a Liberty Bond was purchased and presented to the local Red Cross Chapter.
 This move! idea was suggested by D. F, Andl ews, head mechan- ic for the Prescott and North Western Railway Go.
 This pumpkin was raised by Mr. J. H. Blanton, OH the Perry Cnappel farm few miles north of Prescott. It weighed eighty three pounds. This Liberty Bond pumpkin seed will be distribut q to the toys over the county and We e&f=et to get some startling reports from them next year.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-01
FOR SALE 100 HEAD HOLSIklN CATTLE

On Nov Sixteenth. will sell at Auction, at Little Rock. Ark, five Registered ard tb.rty high elade Hol- stem COWS, all very large, and heavY producers. seme elvirP ';ghfeen thous- amt po4nas Ter ycar Not a noor COW n IT,. nefd Al~o ny blg nerd sire, so.. o4 t..r ti#y IDuusanG Dollar bull, ten year.in2 registered bulls and fifteen high grade heit,rs bred 10 freshen this fall and winter Write orwire for ir- formation
 Fl. F. AUTEN,
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-01

Stgayed-F'rom my place 6 miles west of Prescott on Rou e 6, one red and white spotted, 2 year old heifer. short crumpled horns, no marks or brand, weighs about $50 or 500 pounds. Will pay $5. 00 reward for her return to me. Has been gone about 1 weeks, Ed Dickerson.
 Prescott, Ark. Route 6.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-01
MYERS JOHNSON

Monday October, 22, MT. An derson Myers of this city and Miss Geer Johnson of Mt Vernon Mo-, were married in the city of St Louis. They are spending q few days with MT. Myers parents here, Mir. and Mrs. L. F. Myers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-01
BUCHANAN SCHOOL HOUSE

There will be an all day work ins Of the grave yard at Buch- ahan School House on Tuesday, November 9th. Let every one that has an interest, come and bring some suitable tool to work with. Committee.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-01
FOR SALE

Having sold my farm I miles northwest of Prescott, 1 have for sale sudan grass and sorghum hay, 3 head work horses, 1 colt l l 2 years old, l00-egg incuba- tor. 1 good two-horse wagon.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-01

NuX and Iron Compound Tab lets valuable remedy for all weak and run down conditions $1.0O per bottle at Hesterly Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-01

Large Trial Bottle of Sanol for 35c Sanol is family remedy. Sanol IS sold on an absolute guarantee. Re- member if it says Sanol 1t is all right. 35c and Sl.0O at Hesterv drug store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-11-01

If you have Chills or Malaria get a 25c bottle of Sanol Chill Tonic nothing better for chills and malaria. Get it at Hesterly Drug Store.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-10-11
Liberty Bonds

III be proud of yourself and so will your children and great gnmde children!
you ar. either enthusiastically loyal pDt against the government f the UAd States of America
Gods greatest blessings ofh oe, omdorsa and prosperity of ee ""Hty, the of which rest 1.-THE
R asst PRESENT. and TT YOUR FUTURE! Would mc choose Kaiser system of AN@r, taxa
of such conditions for your pOSenty? If any doubt mw in your mind that such you'd be your fate
of Ambassador Gerard and oer able writer's who are giving MS absolute truths and the blood in yT
to do the same to u.s. to destroy our homes our institutions our @nnns and 0r country THESE r
Evening journal., 1917-11-09
Today News Today

tlllcry Corps. today inspected the Gov
ernment property In this city, under
the care OF Colonel Weller Z. Stover,
United states officer in charge OF Gov
ornment property.
Evening journal., 1917-11-09

lights. sewers and water mains. The
Attorney -Gcnerals office. however, says
that the lots are unimprovcd farm
land. covered with trees and under
brush and plcntfully sprlnkled with
gullics.
Among ihc persons who are said 20
have exchanged farms FOR lots are
Frank Adamchcck. of near Greenwood,
who is said GO have given a $1,000
farm for z lots and $500 i'm cash; VII
liam J. Mclaughlin. also of near Green
wood. a $1,000 farm for lots and no
cash; Pauline Seller. also OF noa
Greenwood a $1,000 farm for one lot
John Maza. of near Georgetown,
$500 farm for lots and $500 casl
and William rutherford, of near Lin
coin $500 farm with a Si.1OO IN
cumbrance for two lots and $500
The first arrest was made about tvs
weeks ago. and am OF the dciendau
fu nlshcd bail. Later, other cases b
ing found, Scott and McCabc were re-
arrested and gave security for The.
appearance at the February term e.
General Sessions In Sussex count,
Tolson. however. was not rcarrestC
until November z, when DE was take
at Berlin, Md. he WAS held undO
bonds aggrcgating 5000. which D
was not able 10 furnish, going In d.
/ fault TO the Sussex county jail. Nc
/ Cabe and Scott are wcll-known res
dents OF sclbyvillc. and are active }
business and political affairs In SUSSEX
Evening journal., 1917-11-09
SUGAR REFINERY,
BIC APARTMENT
IN SEGAL' 5 Plat
lConlInued From FIrsL Pago.l

Continued From First Page)
expected here this afternoon to carr,
on these negotiations.
While at the oflce OF Mayor Lawson
Yesterday Mr.. segal showed plans of
the monster apartment house which
ne proposed TO erect on the Jackson
site. The plans call for @
twelve story structure with a rooi
garden and the FIRST floor devoted 20
stores and markets The building VIII
contain 515 apartments for as many
families.
In speaking Of the proposed refinery
Mr.. Scgal said that he had developed
process OF sugar refining, which
would reduce the cost Of production of
sugar considerably. 10 being estimated
this morning that 1t would be ono-third
OF the present cost Of sugar
70 was also said today that the ca
pacitv Of the new plant would be 3OOVO
barrels Of sugar a day, which would
make Il the largest refinery In the
world 2
The Otto Gas Company tract, which
Is reported 20 be the site of the new
refinery. Is located In South Whining
ton and bounded by the Christlana
river Christiana avenue and Speakman
street. The property has "a water front
on the Christiana river.
When Mr. Segal, who lives at the
/ Hotel. Hanover, Philadelphia. was in
teryiewed this morning by represen-
tative Of THE EVENING JOURNAL, h'
said:
81 have purchased large piece o
land I'm Wilmington as a site for
sugar refinery, but am not in a 20
sition at this time TO go into details
I have also obtained a tract Of land
your city for an apartment hous
Evening journal., 1917-11-09
REALTY Deals lead
TO SHINDLE CHARGES
6. F. Tolson of Washington,
w. c. McCabe and Paul
Scott are Accused
SUSSEX FARMERS
EXCHANGE FOR LOTS

What is alleged TO have the appear
ance Of a swindline game Of large pro-
portions has been unearthed i'm Sussex
county. The victims being farmers and
others residing there. according TO the
attorney generals Office. William %.
McCabe aud Paul Scott. Sussex coun-
tians, and Grover +. TOlson. a real
estate operSor. of Washington. d. g.,
have been arrested on charges OF con-
spiracy TO defraud.
Information gwen out by the aitor-
ney generals office states That the de-
fondanis operated = follows: McCabc
and Scott. % is said. bought some
building lots across the Potomac River
from Washington. and In the District
OF Columbia. and employed Tolson as
their selling agent Then. It IS further
sald they learned the names Of per-
sons IN Sussex county desirous OF sell
ing their farms. These people. 10 Is
alleged, We're seen and talk Of pur-
chase o fthcir holdings indulged in
along with talk OF the advantage OF
owning Washington and District of
Columbia property with the possbilt
ties OF it increasing in value by reason
/ Of the growth OF the city and salablr
at much higher price. Lots, it is said
were offered TO tie Sussex countain.
in exchange for their farms, while ir
several instances there was cash glVor
] for farms
The District Of Columbia lots were
said, so the story goes. 10 be worth
81 600 cash and were situated at Con.
gress Heights Extension" represented
as having a street car line running int
10, the government spending millions
IN improvements such streets elcctrii
Evening journal., 1917-11-09
lBACCO FUND CLIMBING
UP NEAR The S11CO marx
Continued From Page One.)

Continued From Page One.)
Josephine Wales. Delaware
and Woodlawn avenues: Miss
Emily Spruanco, 22i0 Gllpln
avenue; Miss Evelyn Nerkes,
k0nimcre; Miss suzanne Muir
phoy, 22is Gilpin avenue:
Miss Amy Rupert, sedgeley
Farms.
Evening journal., 1917-11-09
The Evening Journal

which will be the largest one in the
world, having 5l5 apartments
The deal for the purchasing Of the
lands needed here. have been pending
FOR some time and Mr. sceal has made
numerous trips 90 This city. where he
has discussed the matter with local
parties Mr. Segal. who erected the
Hotel Majestic, I'm Philadelphia. and
also the apartment house, at Twenty
fourth and Chestnut streets. that city,
has been identified with the sugar in
. lustry OF this country for years.
Following business reyerses Mr..
ogal was a patient at the State Hos
iIial for the Insane. at NOrristOwn.
'a, and was released from there a
car ago In speaking OF engaging In
he sugar industry today, Mr.. segal
aid: when left the hospital a
'ar ago, / promised not TO enter into
ny business deals FOR one year, and
! nat year was up last week"
Mr.. kaighn could not be located
lrly this afternoon, members OF hl.
tmlly stating that no was not al
| Omo.
Evening journal., 1917-11-09
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Eruptions, Enable the Skin
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Texture, Smoothness
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Evening journal., 1917-11-09
TNTrnTAINs uAnINFs

Total to dato ..............si,i 10000
Evening journal., 1917-11-09

In honor OF the marines VINO are
iationed here. the Misses Theresa A.
md Evelyn NJ. SELLER entertained at a
lance at the home OF their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Garrett Mcdowell, OF No.
i02 North Harrison street, last even
ng The house was decorated In Amer
can flags. while the table In the din
ngroom, where refreshments were
served. had miniature boats on it.
About thirty guests were present.
Evening journal., 1917-11-09
"WETS" CARRIED CITY
BY MAJORITY OF 2079

Continued From First pagc)
waite. Jr., Ralph Z. White and Harry
Honccker.
No question was raised during tho
canvass. and hotels and saloons in
rural New Castle county were open as
usual today. the law under which the
election was held providing that they
shall close on July 4, 1918.
A wen-known dry" leader said he
knew OF no intention Of the "drys' to
raise question that the saloons in
the rural county should be closed iIor
mediately under the State Constitution.
The Official figures OF Tuesdays vote
aro ae follows.