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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08

Housekeeping Rooms Furnished.
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ONE ROCM-sl2 y. stanton
TWO ROOMS. 81 Phone 5slSJ.
TWO ROOMS eheap. Phone 55ssR-
HOUSEKEEPING rooms cheap. Pm e2esI.
FRONT rooms. Reasonable. te5 aontana-
GOOD Housekeeping room Phone 2ll--
HOUSEKEEPING snd bedrooms heated
si7 n % Paso 81 Phone ls5A
TWO HOUSEKEEPING ro9us. sleeping
porch So Ne Paso. si5-
Two LARGE front Housekeeping rooms.
summer rates l9-9 olive
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, Sleeping
porches- e0l Epson. Phone 4sla.
FURNISHED front room, with kitchen
cite s07 arizona Phone -s4tM,
SINGLE ROOM for Housekeeping sos
DESIRABLE ROOMS IN private home,
walking distance SO w. 10
FUENISHED ROOMs-235l = Bcuievard-
Phone 5sS5-
FRONT HOUSEKEEPING or bedroom,
opposite library III vs. lranE-ln.
NEWLY FURNISHED Housekeeping
rooms Phone sefs
TWO CLAN. wen furnished looms sum
mer rates Phone 3ss5J-
NICE HEht housskeepiug room. s25o
week 114 s O2hoa-
TWO ROOMS. kitchenet, sleeping porch
1905 y. Florence
SINGLE Housekeeping rooms. summer
rates. 7le ~ CampbeA Phone l9.e,
CLOSE IN TWO ROOMS for housekeep-
Ing. III W. Bouleeard-
TWO light housa keeping rooms ee1 E
Nevada Phone 6lelL
I TWO HOUSEKEEPING rooms 1915 Myr-
tie Ave
TWO Rooms and Sleeping porch. SIC.
slf 6. virginia Phone lles.
TWO ROOMS. eiassed STEPPING porch.
s12E0. 2f03 Hueco- Phone ls9tJ-.
DESIRABLE apartment b quiet. clean
home. close In Phone 691oI.
SOUTH ROOM in rear. with kitcheneL
s12 40 children 11Qe n Florence
I ONE Or TWO large rooms. kitchen. bath
912 Mesa Phone sow
I HOUSEKEEPING suite with sieepins
i porch 2E0o. single Housekeeping, as-la
/ SIS Myrtle
/ THRFF ROOMS. sleeping porch. iights
T water. telephone. furnished, $50 apl Lp'
son.
/ TWO ROOMS. private bath private en.
] frances. shady yard no children 10.
I Newman.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMs-9ewiy paintei
I and papered- 40Sa wyoming Fnon'
TWO or three completely furnished house
Keeping rooms, no sick or spanish. 81.
L. Ms5oarl
NICELY furnished one and three-roorne'
apartment. private bath 1890 Myrtle
sumner rates
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. slngie and ea
suite SO and SIS; one suite private p4-n
Z i-itchenet $3.50 -les NeEal.--
I CLOSE IN desirable housekeeping rooms
porch. single room. running water rsa
. an.n Stanton
TWO LARGE completely furnished iars
housekeepins rooms, Phone $751; %
w Missouri
TWO CLEAN housekeeping rooms AM
. sleeping porch furnished or unfurnisned
reasonable ia ~ NirEinla-
E LARGE kitchen and sleeping porch. 81
1 month. no objection % army people5 pel
son OF Questionable character reed not ap
ply. l2o9 y. Florence,
q Housekeeping Rooms Unfuruisbsd
0Sf fGHGT ROoT~PSosc 81, 4
Myrtie.
I THREE ROOMS unfuruished OF partl
furnished HOS n Florence
TWO very desirahie rooms with large fui
nighed kitchen. Phone 1855.
For Renl-ROoms and Board
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TABLE BOARD-los y 0regon.
! BuARD-s6 week 694 ~ Oregon
ROOMS Win board. los y. oregon.
o KOOMS ana ooard. strictly nrsl ciaa
Nrs- C. q Leary. 3lt So Missouri
b TABLE BOARD-Rooms with SUNNI
rates 1899 Rio Grande-
:. ROOMS-ETIth or without board stl
oregon
! ROOM With board. IS week. COZ
D. OREGON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08
FOR SALE OR Ex s,zll

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
6 CHOICE lots
on Bliss St. paving paid, for
your equity. Tenement preferred
IS ACRES
hest land in lower valley, clear.
Tor city and assume small
amount.
a5-ROOM BRICK
close in. on Z. san Antonio St.
furnsshed. bringing On $4,000 per
month"; worth $4,000 Want
emauer property for equity;
might con-ider valley lana-
". l. HALE q CO.
1o1 Capies Bldg fnone SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08

For Rent-Miscenans0us.
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FOR LEAsE-La5estic rhearer- one Of "
firert most beautiful and vel equlpp--
modem houses To- southern Caluorlia.-
Has 7ss seats. heating and cooiine -.
tarn farEe fully equipped stage a-A'tl
two powers ga notor-1rlVen picture
b. leased for a term o. years ana la 70
Gated in the most prosperous ana Elli1--
growing city fn the Southwesl- eau OF
-~-ira p E Carr CaleIico. calil
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08

SPECIAL
100 sections. in solid body very
Cine grass and water. Price.
81 90 an acre cash Privilege %
lease ike amount at five cents
an acre for ten years Must be
taken az once 70 get this price
nd lease. 10 better ranch 90 New
Mexico
q. q. BUCHOZ & co.
hotel Sheldon Bldg.
Phone 777 u Paso. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08

For Sale-Furuiture.
FURNITURE loans. sl5 Trust Bidg.
SHADES made 70 order
FOUTZ MOORE CO.
TWO APARTMENTS for housekeeping, I
furniture aH new for sale set Mesa
FURNISHINGS 81 f-room apartment for
sale. Phone 7o54
FTKNTTTRE OF f0ur rooms. House Tor
rent Call III n kansas
WEATHERED oak dining ser, rockers
bed room furniture. Phone so OF zsle.
FOR sALE-Diuing tabiel sanitary
couch. unoIeum and other housenoia
furniture 3505 Mobile, Prone os9sh-
HIGH Class PIANO-sl50- Rosewood
uarlor suit SIS Roll top office desk. So
other furniture Phone s3s2
W. are san paving cash for Your used
furniture or exchanging tor same berry
bin Furniture GO. 49- le1as- "a ee-o-
BABY GRAND PIANO for s475-oo- Used
only five weeks Mahogany case see II
Paso Piano Co, 2l5 Iexas Sc
I CHIFFONIER, sanitary beds 4 size,
mattresses. feather pillows for sale cheap.
s06 n oregon
HOUSEHOLD furniture including piano
in first class condition, for sale cneap-
Call at 1895 clifton St. or phone 1913.
FOR sALE-Furniture and dining table
and chairs. center table library table.
wardrobe. 9 beds. dressers and other
things. IFS Arizona St
NEW FURNITURE EXCHANGED
for old. VIII buy second hand goods cur
credit f. good Phi 1898 and save money
HOME FURNITURE CO., III y. stanton.
TWO NORRIS CHAIRS, book case. iron
medicine cabinet. linoleum- small russ
oak setee. massage table Room D. w =
san Antonio So. Office for rent Phone
1920
WE TAKE your Old furniture in at a good
figure d n sRs n71 sssb 5TS 1 eOHPaNY.
ia 10. stanton 81 Prone 44s-
For Sale-PianOs
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PIANO loans. ais Trust Bldg.
NEW PIANO-711 e Boulevard.
WANTED to rent piano. give excellent
! care. Phone 5l2eI
FIRST $50 buys ]. & C. Fisher piano. like
new, beautiful tone guaranteed Phone
I 6731W.
BFAT-TTFUL. VOsE & son PIANO
] case lust like new f250.0Q on payments
I II desired Phone g.
/ PRACTICALLY new piano player, small
I payment down. balance $40 month, viii
Z trade for diamonds Phone 49,
BILLINGS PIANO co.
OFFERS SEVERAL GENERAL BAh-
GAINS IN USED PIANOS fLA1EhH
AND PHONOGRAPKS
/ which have been taken in exchange re-
! turned from rent or repossessed- To clear
Z our floors Of them before summer the tol'
I lowing low cash prices are quoted;
Edison Diamond Disc, phono with 2.
! double records. $50. Edison cylinder
I phono with $50 records, $50. Columbia
I nhono g25 Victor s35. Columbia $50 Vic
Tor phono and cabinet S2S- Singer phono
s2z. Pathe $40 Pathe and cabinet 49,
j Liudeman. small upright piano. walnut ste
Everett fun size oak. S1B5-
Netzow full size mahogany. tls3-
seyboId medium size mahogany s-la
Prescott fun size mahogany $50
Ariston full size mission oak $3.50.
I William Johnson mahogany $3.50
seyboid IS note player. oak. s4lo-
Kreiter flemish oak. $3.50.
Peerless electric orchestrion. s1la-
90 per cent discount on all new SIS not
player music rolls
Satisfied customers are our saleslnen
I Our low selling expense means dollar
b saved for our customers. Visit our resi-
Dental sale room ct
1929 +. BOULEVARD.
p. g.. BILLINGS PIANO co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08

Hotel oregon 21Sia s. oregon -.
SIS newly furnished rooms J.
baths. plenty OF hot ana Npia
running water iu every room
reaf and clean. comfortable and
convenient for business mcn-
Rates have been reduced no
trouble 20 answer questions
Phone 1910
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08
Ready Reference Buansss DhseioFJ
Junk Dealer

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II PAsO IRON q METAL Co--lala 7-A
s--9-Io reale-s Ia scrap iron rut Der. ccp-
uor brass. bones. etc Phone $3.50.
VFRWHN BLOCH q co.. 1l6-71a-71o s.
Oreeon 81 Phi 5f51 Old metals. rubber
49, bones hides. scrap iron. eIe-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08
Auction Sales


AUCTION SALE
stock Of $4,000 Worth
of ladies' and Gentlemen's Clothing
VIII be sold 20 the highest bidder Friday.
May 10th at the corner Of Overland ana
Stanton
These Goods Must Be sold Regardless Of
Price.
This IS the stock OF merchandise OF Mon
tejo d Co.. Of Nogalez' AfiZ- .--,,.-
The stock consists Of Ladies Lalluf-
made Suits. Suk Dresses, silk Petticoa e.
Undergarments. silk Hose, Children s
Stockings and Hose
Mems Shoes. including the famous
Clapn. johnson e johnson, Brown and
other welI-knowu makes Also tlle
shirts. including Manhattans, E q W..
Puefot and Monarch. The stock also IN
c1udes a large line OF B. v ID s.
This stock VIII Be shown to the Public
Overland and stanton. at Which Place the
sale VIII BE Held
TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
out-of-to7rn Buyers welcomed
a,go Phoney Bidders at Our Sales"
Ell PAsO AUCTION SALES &
SALVAGE co.
wHIrEsIDE & LIcATA. Auetioneers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08
e. Reni-Roon, Furuished.

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BEDROOMS and Housekeeping ~ AyI--e.
FURNISHED ROOMS. sleeping porches IN
b-lutlfuI. private home. cheap 1901 n
Kansas
OXFORD ROOMS. 49, Ness Ave
Nicely Furnished. wei ventilated- corner
rooms Tor rent. blocks from postoffice,
$500 per week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08
FOR CHEAP. clean. cool rooms try the
GREAT NORTHERN HOTEL
500 Mills St.

HOTTL LAEGHLlN
al1 ". Franklin St
Phones 24s3--4s4-
Center o. the city, close 70
the Depot and Best Cales-
THE NEW Est, THE SM ELL
EST, THE BEST
Every modern convenience
Tor the comfort OF The
guests.
SUMNER RATES
500 70 SIS a Room per Mouth.
AS good as any s. cRT hotel
in FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08
Soda Fountains, Drug and Cszfss-
ionerV Fixtures


SODA FOUNTAIN. drug and confectionery
fixtures latest design. both exposed ana
closed Jar types. ranging 90 length q :. Z.
10. - 1s and 90 feet can save you d %
10 PERCENT s1ual cash ral-lent ocWr- 1a--
auce easy payments. can luclu1= Snow
cases shelving tables. chairs, car11ra-c7
ln contract All fixtures necessary % ooen
I'd drug and confectionery store. Ero-lpE
shinment write or wira for price lists. r
4 +. Commission CO. G12 Myrtle. ageur7
Gresham Fountain CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08
Enr Reni-Slares and Offiees.

For Reut-St0res and offices.
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aIa COR MYRTLE ard Cafnpl1- te
uo5ite EIys' Homel. s. C. s-l---f f--
Martin Bldg. Phone t26s-
FOK RENT-Desirable offices 10 ne
Herald building. Reasonable rates Aplf
10 the auditor % The Heral4
MORGAN BLDG
Ground floor store roam ---
DOUGLAS C. CROW I'll AHENC ?,
22i Mills Blds- none ,e--
FeR RENT-Ground floor office 10 Herald
building: very suitable for real estate aAl
Insurance office Apply % the a11-t'l "a
The Herald
FOR RENT-store room. Hotel AuEe-
Jus building. suitable FOR lrll- sloi7'
grocery or barber shop
store room. Toitec Bidg, 'front.' on
sTnroffIn and san Antonio
~. Z. PAYNE
so1 Mesa Phone 1850
577 Wes7 Ave-- Office. Morgan Bldg fle
s0l T. Seventh. cor Stanton. store ~
400 s. St Vrain. cor Second 81 .---- ~
400 s. santa Re. cor Second store ~
1905 s. Santa Re, new store -------''-
405 san Francisco, store ard na-e- 81,
s2z s. II Paso. store bee 1900 5000 -
$50 Myrtle. store ----------. go
10A f. second. cor. Fl Paso, base -
meut ---- 'r-
211 f. Overland. store and ease --.-
ment ---------- 90 = 30 ~
122 s. stanton. cor Overland store -s-l-
50f san Francisco. 2 floors and base
-re-r -fr1e5 feet. tracEase -935-
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGhNCa
nnH Mills RIuU GA.-a 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08

SEEDS
Cane seeds. Milo maize. zlflir corn. fa---
rita. COW peas big mlile- and nesl corn
Recleared. amber cane So lbs. SAYS Ice
lbs ss75 SOC Ihs. and I'D ss-5l per 100 l1s-
Red Top cane. so lbs IS; Zoe lbs 59-lis l-l
lbs. lots and uu $3.50 per lll lbs orange
Maize 50 lbs 81; 100 lbs $780, dWl
Black Huled waite kaifir corn so l1s. tt7
100 lbs. $3.50. fancy fe-arifa So us f5,le-
Zoe lbs SO. an fob I'd Pasc cash vita
order. Let US have your orders. we save
FL PAsO sEED co. nc.
Fz5 san Antonio ST.. '.ius- east q rev
court house
Phone sss Ei Pazc. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08
For SaIe-Ciiy Properly.

cur FROas $4,000 TO $4,000 for
Quick sale. 9 room house, two tull
lots. cash or terms no interest
Phone S799-W. owner 200 Montana,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08
Second Hand Furniture

EXCHANGE NEW FURNITURE
For second hand western tilrniture Co.
11E-ls0 50. Stanton ST. Pa. 1ls-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08

NEW \ ROOM brick. sleeping porch,
$3.50. cut to $3.50 500 cash, balance
SIS month Orchard Park Fnone
s659R Owner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08

CENTER POINT cottage, six rooms.
one acre OF land. good fishing and
hunting $4,000; cost s25oo-0o- JACK
Raasa. CanLer Point
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08
So Warshoassl
Stove Repairing

HOUSEHOLD roods packed. shipped o.
stored nenlel Fu-n. g Mal EesZ. - l9-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08
Metals and Mineral,
Mercantile Agencies
Painting
Plumbers

p. \. PAPPAs. painting coutracturs rooms
tinted o. parersd SIS and % 70, $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08


SPECIALISTS iu our line. reputation 10
skilled workmanship. Tcltelk Garage ls-
\. E-nr.nr. Elnu. US.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08

no cos. MYRTLE and Campbell lop-
uosits ElEs' Homel. s. c. scnu-l- '-'
Martin Bldg. Phone l26s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08

GREAT BlBGAIN TODAA-nNe room
red pressed brick cottage, walking
distance. in good location only
sss58- about six hundred cash, balance
7-sr. eas-- Howell Realty Co, 1l-
Herald Building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08
PnnItrr and Pet Sol.

| oUEES iacr6ator cheap. Phone ts5i.
IsI1 CTIFJL PEKsIAN EitteH. s5 Hhone
Williams news., 1918-01-24

tenant Paget gathered from his ram bling words that he had lost his ship, and had returned, the sole survivor, in one of the ships boats, which he had rowed for several hundred miles across the stormy waters of the North Atlantic.
 "But I brought my specimen home with me, lad!' he exclaimed, clutching at his companions arm. ''Think of that, lad! She didn't want to eat. They don't eat after they're mature, Donald. That simplified matters con- siderable. And so I brought her, and I got her safe to my home. Donald"
 The old mans voice failed him. He began muttering to himself absently again. No doubt his terrible expert ence had unhinged his brain. Lieu tenant Paget had always known Mas terman to be a natural eccentric, but never before had he talked like this about the safety of humanity, and some awful and imminent danger which only he could avert. The lieu tenant could see that the old mans cheeks were sunken; his eyes were wild, and under his long coat the faded blue uniform was shrunken and stained with sea water.
 Lieutenant Paget felt well disposed toward the whole world just then. He had been summoned home from serv- ice with the Atlantic fleet to receive his commission as commander of the F55. And Miss Ida Kennedy, the daughter of the American consul gen. eral in London, whom he had met | there the year before, had written him that she was sailing in company with her aunt by the Beotia for New York. | At such a time, when his profes- sional and personal interests were be- ing served so well by fortune, Paget felt that fate had played a wretched trick upon Masterman, whose lifework had utterly failed of recognition owing to his defects of temperament. Though he was sure that the old sea captain l was crazed, he admired him as a dar-
Williams news., 1918-01-24
BYNG KNOWN AS BRILLIANT SOLDIER

General, the Honorable Sir Julian Hedworth George Byng, K. c. B., K. C.. M G., who has won the honor of be- ing mentioned in the official dispatches as the general in charge of the great drive of the British toward Cambrai, Is member of the thew school' in the British army. Whether or not it is true that General Byng is the original of Colonel Rendezvous" the apostle of efficiency and national service in "Mr. Britling Sees It Through" an "apostle of efficiency" General Byng has always been. His army record has been one of steady successes, un- marked until now by any sensational acquisition of fame. He has been none the less popular among his men for the strictness of his insistence on disci- pline. He has moved ahead very quietly, training men and leading them. 'The very best type of soldier," a young British officer here said of him, adding: "And outside the army no one has ever heard of him. Great things
Williams news., 1918-01-24
(TO BE CONTINUED.D
Testind the Eve.

Lecturing on the Effect on the Eye of Varying Degrees of Brightness and Contrast before the Illuminating En- gineering society recently, Dr. James Kerr of the public health department of the London county council, referred to some effects which may be surpris- ing. Having to examine long lists of figures in black type, he tried to fa- cilitate his task by drawing vertical and horizontal lines in red ink, but the different focusing of the black and red strained his eye and gave him a headache, which did not trouble him when all the figures and lines were either black or red. Doctor Kerr quess tfons whether a target is more distinct when a brilliantly illuminated disk ap- pears on jet black background than when the surroundings were diffusely illuminated.
Williams news., 1918-01-24
CANADIAN IGNORED BY KING

Canada has grown with her rail- roads. When you do something big in Canadian railroading you do some thing big for Canada. The mother country recognizes this and takes de- light in showing honor to the men who are developing Canada through her railroads.
 So it came naturally that in King Georges latest list of birthday honors "Sir" was prefxed to the name of George Bury.
 Sir George Bury, K. c. M. G., is vice president of the Canadian Pacific Railway company and director of all operations, which include over 18,0OO miles of rail, 100000 miles of telegraph, and the company's steamers which ply the waters of British Columbia's lakes, rivers and coast, as well as the Great Lakes.
 He is distinctly Canadian Pacific product. In the 34 years of his busi- ness life he has never spent one day outside the companys service except V ,.ounoSf of How'd Gooruo fo IooIx +bo -
Williams news., 1918-01-24
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER

Has been used for all ailments that are caused by a disordered stomach and inactive liver, such as sick head ache, constipation, sour stomach. nervous indigestion, fermentation of food, palpitation of the heart caused by gases in the stomach. August Flower Is gentle laxative, regulates digestion both in stomach and intestines, cleans and sweetens the stomach and alimen- tary canal, stimulates the liver to se- crete the bile and impurities from the blood. Sold in all civilized countries. 30 and 90 cent bottles.-Adv.
 It's a mighty poor man who can't do something to help his country.
Williams news., 1918-01-24

1 floor, and by championing the cause of the sea serpent.
 That was the end of Captain Mas terman's activities so far as the gov ernment was concerned. In a final in- terview the secretary of the navy had said to him:
 Personally I believe in you, Mas terman. But it isn't the discoveries that count it's getting the scientific world to believe in them. I believe in the sea serpent, myself, because I've seen three of them; but I wouldn't dare to admit it, even in my club smoking rom, and we can't get you another subsidy.
 The secretary's confession duly ap- peared in newspaper article, and the cartoonist illustrated it with a draw ing showing him as a sea serpent with three heads. In the course of his ex- planation, Masterman consigned the entire staff of the navy department to that place where birthstone is unmolli- fled with moIasses.
 That ended the Secretary'S career, and it would have ended Masterman's If his had not been ended already.
 After that the old man became known as bore who buttonholed pub lie men and tried to induce them to subscribe to the fitting out of a new deep-sea exploration expedition. For years he haunted the Hobbies of the capitol and the clubs, growing more dogged and obstinate and vituperative as he met with disappointment after disappointment
 Then, when his case seemed hope less, he had succeeded in interesting an American millionaire, swith whose aid he had fitted out an expedition to the Shetlands and Faroes, from which he had apparently just returned. Lieu
Williams news., 1918-01-24
GIVES UP HOUSE LEADERSHIP

Representative James R. Mann of Chicago will not lead the Republicans in their national political fight against the Democrats in this session of con- gross.
 Ill health, resulting from overwork at the last session, takes MT. Mann out of the fight. In conferences with Speaker Clark, Democratic congress sional leader, 1t has been decided that MT. Mann will throw off all executive burdens for the time being. MT. Mann has been given indefinite leave of ab- sence. He is going South for his health.
 Representative Madden of Chicago will take up MT. Mann's Chicago and Illinois work.
 Republican leadership of the mil nority in the house will swing nat urally to Representative Frederick Fl. Gillett of Massachusetts, ranking member of the house appropriations committee. This is house custom in m the party caucus. Representative ublican congressional committee, said publican caucus to name a successor to m to return.
Williams news., 1918-01-24
PLAN TO URGE WOMEN SUFFRAGE

The vanguard of leaders of the National Women's Suffrage association has arrived in Washington for the cam paign to be opened immediately in fa- vor of the enactment by congress this session of the federal suffrage amend ment.
 Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, presi- dent of the association, will take per sonal charge of the campaign. She and other leaders of the association assert that, with the new leverage of women's votes in New York and the approaching election of 43 members of congress from that state, the National Suffrage association is confident of putting through real business" early in the coming season.
 Women from every state are in Washington, representing comprehen- sive organizations in the congressional districts "back home" and the political force of the women voters in the West
Williams news., 1918-01-24

in ad
  
   presidential election with the of Yorka
Williams news., 1918-01-24

Gold dissolved in a woman's tears is said to make an excellent cement for mending a broken heart.
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  and is  will find most gripping
Williams news., 1918-01-24

Captain Masterman explains to Lieutenant Paget his theory of the existence of a strange race, the existence of whose species, he asserts, menaces the human family.
Williams news., 1918-01-24
DON'T WORRY ABOUT PIMPLES Because Cuticura Quickly Removes
 Them-TriaI Free,

On rising and retiring gently smear the face with Cuticura Ointment. Wash off the Ointment in five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water, using plenty of Soap. Keep your skin clear by making Cuticura your everyday toilet preparations.
 Free sample each by mail with Book. Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. l., Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Williams news., 1918-01-24

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Williams news., 1918-01-24

The Common Debt. What a fellow owes you is often too small to mention, but too large to pay.