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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
UNION OF LUTHERAN
CHURCHES APPROVED

rHIL.ApELPt!I.t. Pa, Oct. 25.--The
general council Of the Evangelical Lu-
:h"ran church. in session here. late to-
lay, unanimously approved tho proposed
merger of The general council. the gem
r-pl synod and the united synod Of the
south inth one body. 10 be called the
United Lutheran church in America.
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possible. f"rG was purchased In Holland
and Denmark. but there was little 70
hc hal in lhcS,. countries. The Allies.
however. rrGu*r! tn allow faod u cntrr
Germany fnr the purpose Of this COM
mission and 81. IN" matter fell thrnu XII.
I.arrr. when The Miles were willing
To permit tn" l"rd L. inter. II was the
German EoNrrunIrrt that refused to re-
affirm this treaty an,l refused to agree
that tn" German army or patton
would not rrGutsitinn food In occupied
Poland. or course. urh"r these circum-
stances no one could expect thc Allies
ia consent IT, tine rItry Of food. be-
cause the Obvious result would he that
the Germans would Immediately. fol-
lowing tho precedent established by
them In northern France. take all the
ford prndIrr'l in tn" country for their
army and III" civfl population Of Cor
many md allow the Poles 10 be fed with
food sent In from outside. while per
their labor was utilized in the
very fields tho products Of which were
destined for German consumption.
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CAPITAL NEWS

CEARI.E$r0N " Va. oct. c.
Governor Cnrrw.!l t"iav confirmed the
announcements .ha pr. Ch"su"% y. Ram
age has h.ru arnh;rt"l SUPERINTENDENT
Of the Fn;rT'rnt hospital Number ,. I"
succeed IT. J. ". NcTrnald. n has
been head q the institutions for sixteen
years. 20 ~r,rS"rs w""~ givcn for max
ir.th" "hTHEH. ;hc "rn""nc"rlcnt Here
" stating tha: u ""ui"':sGi"u he'd h"5u
:=eu.i To Dr. I:aTar. (" II" effective on
November J..
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.~n~ ~ THE GREAT TONIC
L L L L o0OoD FLESH BUILDER

Contains In a very paIatable and pleas
ant tasting form the Medicinal and
Building Parts Of COD LIVER OIL
without any Of the nasty, fishy taste,
this combined with Sherry Wine, Iron
Malt, Wild Cherry and Hypophos
phites of Lime, Soda Manganese, Pot.
ash, Qulnlne, S~trychnlne, ETC.. Is very
beneficial for all weakened and rum
down Conditions, Chronic Coughs,
Nerve Weaknesses, the a%fter-eftects Of
tn Grippe, etc. II works wonders with
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sBrns O ITALY.

WASHINGTON. Oct 25.-The ship.
ping board agreed today to charter t.
the italian government approximately,
twenty-five American commandment
steel ships Of an aggregate Of 100. 00p
dead weight tons. to relieve Italy's
shortage Of shipping and transport
vitality needed supplies.
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TOLEDO-Edwin II. Rhoades. Jr.. To-
ledo. was chosen president Of the Ohio
Baptist association tonight
The other officers are: Vice presl-
dent. c. J. Chamherltu. Geneva: record
Ing secretary, Rev E. a. Reed. Spring
field: treasurer. E. E. Hopkins. Gran
willie: board Of trustees. Rev. c. ". At
water. CINCINNATI; Rev. Millard Breis-
ford. Granville; +. d. Beaver. Dayton:
II. Harry Bell. Steubeuvttle: Rev. A.
S. Carnan. Marietta: w. D. Chamber
lin Dayton: c. ". Chamberltn. Gran
Willie: Rev. J. L. Cheney. Cleveland: II.
T. Crane. Cincinnati: W. Davis. Z. j.
Henry and G.. H. Olrnstead. all OF Clere-
land.
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delicate, pale and sIekIy children. Go
to c. H. GRlEsT q CO., Or any Wheel.
Ing Druggist, and get q bottle Of
HYPo-coD today. Il 10 sure to bene-
III you.
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Other nearby dealers who sell and
recommend Hypo-Cod are John Elson,
Wellsburg; .Peabody's Moundsville;
Greer & Co.. Elm Grove; Mcnamara,
Warwood; Selby & Reed, Martins Fer
~; Dankwotrh's, Bellaire.
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Potts Bargains

Our New Branch Grocery will be
opened In the Grand Central Hotel
Building. f145-47 Market street in a
few months. This will be a Real Bar
gin Grocery.
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ALLIANCE.- Mrs. 'HriStin" Coo"
aged 10. WAS Hi!l.'i by d.: husband. III
was Jealous.
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SPRTNtirIEL.p-Th" Ohio ". {. I.
L. will present th.' government WIN
4 war ambulance.
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HOLLONAY-Th;S own has no nttb
supply. as dealers quit bringing 1t in
when ordered 70 imprnve thsir barns
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BCCYRCS-Ths body OF a VIII
son, aged %. was found hanging from,
a beam in his barn.
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PIOtA-E"@. .l"hn Montgomery. pas
tor OF u" i'~r.shyt"rian church. * dead
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ATHENS-Ananson L. Lewis. aged
So, O prominent lawyer. !s dead.
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TOLEDO Hotels mex week will haHH
two mcatirSS Ga,S = week.
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MARION-Only t~o towns In this
county had any coal yesterday. "hiie
a snow storm ranged.
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CLEVELAND - Government aEent'
archere trying TO enlist oiacksnniths 10
the army.
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OHIO NEWS

COLUMBUS, O.. Oct. %" iI'ia''
Jennings Bryan. speaking under 'fs
auspices of the Democratic Dry FEEDER
alton in behalf OF the statewide, prom
billion amendment to be voted on II
November. closed his third days tou'
Of the state with an address IL AKRON
He had taken in a number OF eastern
Ohio cities in the course OF the day. LII
Guiding GAINESVILLE. U~hrichsrtilc. Can
ton, Alliance. Massillon and Coshocton'
Tomorrow Bryan will address the SOL
diers at Camp Sherman at Ehiiicotoc'
In an address In this city last evening
Bryan declared that IL the vets 'os'
Ohio this year. they will lose the nation
In three years. He branded as traitors
saloonkeepers who sell liquor to sol
dIers. as he declared this undermines
their health and efficiency.
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels who
spoke in this city tonight IN behalf OF
the Liberty loan will be asked by ono
drys to speak in this state the hrS'
week Ia November In behalf Of the pro-
hibition amendment.
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wARREN-After tho death today OK
George w. Hingle, s. from ~nfanttl
paralysis. steps tre being taken to pre-
vent spread OF the disease.
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Tomorrow-"war Relief and Social
Service IN Europe"
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construction. but the public policy and
,,. general laws would demand that
such should hc done" the attorney gen.
I, nj dc.lnr..n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
SONORA SCENE
Of HARD FIGHT.
Eight Automobile Loads Of
De Facto Wounded Taken
to Santa Ana.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, D. C., March 15--Re-
ports Of heavy fighting between Mexi-
can troops and Villa bandits a. Trim
cheras, 40 miles west Of Santa Ana,
came 10 the war department today by
way OF Nogales, Ariz-
Gen. Gomez, commanding the de facJo
troops. and the bandits under com
mand Of Gen. Reyna began fighting on
the morning OF March Is and fighting
stn was in progress at noon the fol-
lowing day. Eight automobile loads
OF wounded de facto soldiers were re-
Ported taken into Santa Ana.
Mai. Gen. J. J. Pershing mas reported
that the last Of the national guard
troops on the border VIII move home
ward by March q, four days earlier
than had been expected.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
|. 4. KNIGHT HAS
GAINED 81 LBS.
Suffering of ten years stand
ing is overcome by Tanlac.

7 have actually gained thirty-one
pounds on three bottles Of Taniac and
never felt better in my life than I do
now, was the remarkable statement
made by Lawrence Allen Knight. while
in Kelly & Pollard Company's drug
store. a few days ago. Mr. knight is
member Of Company K Second Ohio
Infantry and is here with mis- COM
pany on border duty.
My weight" continued Mr. knight.
before taking Tanlac was only one
hundred and twenty-three pounds and
J now weigh one hundred and fifty
four pounds 7 viii leave Fl Paso soon
with my company for Columbus Ohio.
where we viii be mustered out and
Tan!ac has made such a great change
IN me that ] doubt il my folks will
know me when ] get home 10 Ohio
city All my friends are going to be
surprised TO see me looking so differ
ent-
Il had suffered from stomach trouble
for more than ten years. At the time
Of my enlistment I was feeling some
what better, but two months ago 1 had
nervous breakdown and my stomach
got IN a worse condition than ever
Everything I would eat would sour
and curdle-nOthing agreed with me
and the gas on my stomach would puff
me up terribly and cause me so much
pain could hardly stand it Ny
nerves became 50 unstrung that /
could hardly sleep at all and half the
time ] wasn't able TO do the cooking
Tor the boys IN my company
But / managed some way 10 tough
II out and when 7 read in the Fl Paso
papers about Tallao helping 50 many
people who had been in my condition.
] decided to try it ] think I bought
one OF the first bottles Of the medicine
sold in Il Paso. and l want to tell YOU.
] am more thankful than I know how
10 express for what il has done FOR me
/ haven't a pain Of any sort / simply
eat like a pig. and everything I eat
agrees with me. Ny nerves are so
strong and steady that l believe I
could sleep with a cannon firing over
my head As I have already said 1
have never felt better in my life than
do now. and the fact that all nv ten
years suffering is over and have
picked up SO much in weight shows
Tanlac is Just what l needed / am
simply delighted and ! assure you that
I won't lose a chance of telling others
about the medicine that has done so
much for me. ! think so much Of Tan
lac that I'm going to take two bottles
home with me to my mother. She has
been suffering from stomach trouble
for years and I feel sure it VIII do her
good, too"
Tanlac is sold in FL Paso by Kelly
d Pollard Company. Inc. under the
personal direction Of the special Tan
lac epresentative.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
STATE OFFICERS ON DUTY
WITH DIVISIONS TO GO HOME

orders for national guard officers
who had been mustered into the federal
service TO take staff positions at the
headquarters of the Tenth and Eleventh
divisions at FL PasO TO proceed TO their
home stations to be mustered out of
the army were received "Wednesday
AT the headquarters OF the Fl Paso
military district from southern de-
partment headquarters.
It has been recommended that the
officers leave FL PasO with the 3Sd
Michigan infantry, which departs for
Fl Wayne. Mich. on Saturday. The
officers who viii be affected by the
order are Majors Charles Neal and Will
liam L. Roll and Capt VIII P. Whit
lock. Ohio national guard. and Capt.
Leroy Pearson. Michigan national
guard, of the Eleventh division. Maj.
j. q. Coxetter. Florida national guard.
Maj. J. :. Caldwell. South Carolina ma
tional guard and Maj :. 6. Brown,
North Carolina national guard, Of the
Tenth division.
Guns for Rent-A1lon Arms and Cy-
Gle Co. z04 n Oregon--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
CD. K MAY Be
HERE MARCH %
Col. Nimon Wires Regiment
Probably Be Mustered
Out About March 25.

Company K. Fourth Texas infantry.
Texas national guard, from Il Pas0.
viii be mustered out OF the federal ser
vice about March %. a telegram from
Col Nimon. Fourth Texas. was received
by the chamber of commerce Thursday
morning in reply to an inquiry, stating
that the date for the muster out of the
but that it is expected that it will be
about March %. The regiment is sta
toned at Camp Wilson. san Antonio
The military affairs committee of the
chamber of commerce viii meet at 3-15
o'clock this afternoon at the City Ma
u0nai bank to arrange to receive the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
lIeet Dr. Piseon ID station.
PROGRAM FOR LUNCHEON OF
KIWANiS CLUB On FRIDAY

For the third Kiwanis lunch Friday
at the Sheldon hotel grill. W b Ware
will be chairman for the day
Dr Il s. Wesson will give an ad-
dress, announced as Habitat of the
Stretococcus Veridants"
Rev. Percy KnickerbOcker viii di-
vide hOnOrs with George II. Mattice at
the door as the glad handlers.
The closing talk will be by Rev.
Watson II. Farley. pastor of W estmin-
ster Presbyterian church.
Silent boosters this week will be W
j. Biennemann and s W FAINT.
temporary roster OF the first 100
members of the CLUB is in print and
Will be distributed promptly. The club
VIII. after this week, go into the
larger dining room of the hotel for its
luncheous-
The attendance prize viii be two s.
orders for laundry work. contributed by
Geo. W. Mitchell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
VILLA IS To De
CARRANZA ALLY.
Report Says Germans Try
ing To Unite Factions to
Fight This Nation.

German agents are attempting 10
eonciliate villa and Csrranza in order
that they viii be Joined together 70
fight against the United States. in case
Of war between this country and Ger
many. according TO a report reaching
government agents at FL Paso. Several
prominent German agents are known
10 government representatives here TO
have been with Villa recently and 20
have proposed the plan OF joining with
Carranza in case Of war and it is said
that they met with certain progress
IN their endeavors.
villa Has German Advisor.
Government agents learned Wednes-
villa and is his chief military advisor
The name Of the officer has not been
divulKed- Two German physicians are
also in constant attendance to Villa,
the agents asserted.
Advices reaching government agents
Wednesday. and which are considered
BY them as being reliable, were that
Villa is being furnished ammunition by
japanese and that the ammunition is
being landed on the west coast of Mex
ico. The report 80 government agents
also said that Villa on February Is
left northern Mexico and made trip
toward the west coast and secured q
part OF this ammunition. He took a
large quantity OF silver bullion with
him on this trim and paid for the am
InunitiOn with the bullion, the report
alleged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
VILLA AGAIN THREATENS
PARRAL; DEFENDERS FEW

Francisco Villa IS threatening ParraI
and battle is expected there shortly
according TO information received
Wednesday afternoon by government
agents. The advices were that Villa
had appeared a short distance north Of
Parral and that only small Carranza
force is garrisoning the town
The main body OF the Carrauza force
which has been pursuing Villa is 10
Gated in western Durango near Rosario
and Villa has cut their line Of COMMIT
nicatiOns. thus preventing them from
returning to the relief Of the Parral
garrison. the report said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
GERMAN OFFICERS IN TROOPS
FROM SONORA, AGENTS REPORT

secret service agents here have
learned that the sonora troops OF the
Carranza army. which came to Juarez
recently and left for Chihuahua
City. had number Of German officers
According TO a report made to Wash
ingtOn, several OF the Yaquf Indian
commands We're in charge Of Germans
from Sonora.
TRANSACTIONS OF papers published in
the interior OF Mexico have been re
ceived here and are said 10 denounce
Gen. Carranza Tor his alleged friend
ship for the German people and his
friendly attitude toward the German
government
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
9TH OHIO To
LEAVE FRIDAY
2umor Regiment Goes to
Panama Unconfirmed;
Ordered to Fl. Riley.

report was received here Thurs
day that the Sixth Ohio infantry Will
ice ordered into federal service a.
Panama and viii be transferred direct
" from FL Paso. to the canal zone. but
confirmation of the report could not
be obtained at either headquarters of
the FL Paso military district or at
regimental headquarters. II was stat
ed at both headquarters that the regi-
ment is under orders to leave FL Paso
tered out Of federal service and no
change Of these instructions have been
received
North Carolina Troops Leave.
Troops a and B. North Carolina cav
airy. field hospital company No I, and
ambulance company / departed over the
Sunset Central lines Wednesday night
for their home state TO be mustered
out There was a total of PSI Officers
and men in the organizations
The Third North Carolina infantry
and company 3. Colorado signal corps,
were ordered 10 entrsin for their
homes Thursday morning and II Is eX-
pected that they viii leave FL PasO late
tonight.
GeOrSianS 60 Friday
Equipment FOR the First Georgia in
fantry and Georgia brigade headQuar-
tiers, whose departure from Fl PasO was
scheduled TO take place Wednesday. Is
due to arrive in FL Paso tonight The
troops viii begin cntraining Friday
morning and viii leave late Friday
night or early Saturday morning over
the Z. p. Il : ".
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
GEN. MUKGU1A INVITES PUBLIC
TO FREE AUTO RACES MONDAY

Free automobile races will be held AZ
the Juarez race track Monday after
noon as a part OF the entertainment
for the American officers who will be
the guests Of Gen. Jose Carlos AIurguia
at the celebration OF his saints day
The auto races Will be participated
in by American and Mexican drivers
and silver cups and other prizes viii
be offered for the winners The pub
lie has been invited to attend the
races. which viii start at p. m. There
viii be no entry fees for the partici-
pants
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
WOMAN SLAIN WITH HAMMER:
HUSBAND HELD IN JAII,

Denver, C0IO-. March ll--Nn IN
quest viii be held tomorrow at LittietOn
in the murder OF Mrs John Peter Whit
son last night at her home near Fort
Logan, coroner Nichols announced to-
day Whitson is being held at the
county jail at Littleton-
Mrs. Whitson was slain with a ham
mer while three of her five children
were asleep in an adjoining room
Whitson refuses to make a statement
Whitson IS empIoyed on a ranch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
SGT. FRUCHTER, nth CAVALRY,
BUSTED" BY COURTMARTIAL

Sergt. A Fruchter, supply company
I.th cavalry, said 10 be German. has
been busted" by a courtmartial on
charge Of desertion- He was detained
several days go on the charge and the
courtmartiaI reduced him to a private
II was reported that he had been ar
rested on d charge of having connec-
ton with German agents, but this was
denied by his officers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
THIRTY NON-COMS. OF 9TH
INFANTRY ASK EXAMINATION

Applications have been made by so
noncommissiOned officers OF the Seventh
infantry TO try the examinations for
commissions in the army reserve
corps The applications have been for
warded 10 southern department head
quarters by Gen. George Bell, jr-. and
it is expected that an order for the ex-
aminatiOns to be held al FL PasO viii
be received soon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
ONE OFFICER AND SEAMEN
COMlIEN RN IA NIh,I =

Washington, D. C., March 15.-Lieut
f. 5. HaisliD, three petty officers and
seven seamen, formerly attached to the
wrecked cruiser Milwaukee. have been
commended by secretary of the navy
Daniels for meritorious action i'm at
tempting TO save the cruiser from de-
struction after she grounded in Hum
boldt bay. on the California coast.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
TROOPS FROM COLUMBUS
ARE TO GUARD THE Dam

United States troops from the New
Mexico patrol district AT Columbus. y.
~. will be sent to the big Elephant
Butte dam near Cutter. y NJ. 20
guard the concrete structure and gov
eminent agents are watching the activ-
tiles OF Germans who have been located
near the dam. Fear was expressed
here Thursday that an effort would be
made 10 dynamite the dam.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
EXAMINING BID MICHIGAN
PREPAR ATORN TO TRIP HOME

Officers OF the L. ) medical corps
the men OF the SD Michigan infantry
Thursday morning, preparatory 20 the
departure Of the regiment TO lie home
station The regiment IS scheduled TO
leave III Paso for Fort Wayne. Mich,
on March 90
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
SOLDIERS HEALTH BETTER.

No deaths have occurred in the Fort
Bliss military hospital for 4S hours. IL
was reported Thursday morning. There
has been a notable decrease in pneu-
monia cases. IL was said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15

oradO in a Dill by representative Har-
ris which passed the house of repre-
sentatives today by a vote of IS TO IS
Tipping in any form is prohibited. both
Upper" and "tippee" being subject to
a fine of from SO to 500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
CARRANZA GIVES GENERALS
I0.0nO PESOS EACH. REPORT

Government agents here said Thurs
day a report had been received here
that Gen NenustiauO Carranza. a few
days prior TO the recent Mexican ma
tiOnal election. made presents OF 70. 600
pesos TO each OF the leading generals OF
his army, as token OF his apprecia-
ton Of their loyalty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
VILLA WILL ATTACK Pillar
DEL CONCHO SOON. REPORT

FranciscO Villa and his personal
command was reported Thursday TO
have been at Pillar de Concho. near
Parral Chin. and was preparing for an
attack upon that town soon His row
ing bands have cut the Mexican Central
railroad south Of Chihuahua city and
between Jimenez and Parral. reports
10 government agents said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15

Are YOU getting all of the money
your house should bring2 Ask Lee
Newman 7 specialize on renements-
Phone 1904 sos L 5. FL Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
COLORADO HOUSE PASSES
ANTI TIPPING MEASURE

Denver. Colo. March 15.-Tipping
,uld be made a misdemeanor in Col
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
CITY TAXES
nEIIN0IENT MARCH I5TH

To facilitate payment OF City Taxes.
my office. beginning today, Will remain
open during the noon hour. and from
Monday Of evenings until o'clock
Penalty for failure TO pay before Tho
18th, 10 per cent plus one dollar. and
another dollar for cost of advertising,
thereafter 10 per cent interest until
paid
VIM. P B McSain
City Tax Assessor and Collector
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15

II PasO seed Co. is now located at
the corner of Campbell and san Antonio
SITS One block east of City Hall and
Court House. Phone 362.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15

Refined music and singing from $50
TO p. m Something new, at the
Heidelberg Cafe--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
Music SINGING Dancing

With merchants lunch. Campbelrs-
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-15
Trees For Sehoo

Q. 4 Martin reported the receipt OF
a letter from the Texas Nursery com
pany at Sherman, stating that 100
black locust trees had been shipped
the club Tor use in the school grounds
Of the city. 4 vote OF thanks was
ordered sent 10 +. y Aiulkey and c g.
Mayhem FOR the trees. The Rotary
club viii pay the freight or expressage
on the trees and turn them over 10
the school board for planting