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TO the Voters Of Hot Springs Town
- ship;
In making my canvass have
obahly overlooked some OF you,
Mt ] want YOU all to understand it
S-mas not my intention to do so hut
toWas on account of my health and not
q OF my heart
on entering the field for this Of
'"uuHe 7 have the full and unqualified
endorsement of my friends ANA feel
that can ask their support without
apology,
This is my maiden enterance into
the political arena. though have
been resident of Hot Springs for
, .aIendU one years.
! ann married man with fo9r
children, otherwise YOU could not
bossibl4 persuade me to take hand
in politics
] was formerly sergeant In Co.
&C" l5lth Infantry and was honor
ably discharged from the service for
physical disability
was volunteer in the spanish
American war and left Hot Springa
with co. "A" lgt Arkansas Nolun-
teer Infantry as a corporal under
Captain William f. Wooton First
lieutenant Fred Dengler 2ud 3ieu
tenant Wesley Parker, and First
Sergeant Jesse Randolph When the
first cali TO the colors in the present
war was made. Captain Philip E SIS.
ney. Lieut. Arthur ". Grifiee, Ser
goants Roy Gilenwater Charles
Fisher. George l. Rhodes Troy T
league Juba r. Rapley and myself
were very active in organi2ine Co,
"C'' and | was made Fil> Sergeant
OF the company on account OF hav-
ing had former experience In the
lSpanish- American war two years at
hha a and M. OF Texas, and five
Years with the National Guard of
the same state.
Our Company left here on Sept
10. 1917 for Little Rock left Little
Rock on Sept. 29th for Camp Beau
regard La, where I helped train
your sons and brothers that tney
might suhdue the Hun on the hatt,o
field in dear old France
On account of my Illness failed
10 pass the overseas examination and
was forced to stay behind and there
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cottreI Chapel c. NJ. {. church

tColoredl East Grand avenue. To
the members and friends of CottrcH
Chapel C. NJ. E church l am glad
to announce to you that after one
month closed door ana silence
aDorf our church we win be able to
re-enter int IDS sacred doors and
resume orr services again on this
Sunday NOV 3, at 8 r. m, the sermon
viii he delivered by the pastor Dr
W G. smith
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Second Baptist Church.

Garner Fourh and Garland Rey
G + j. Tate d d., pastor.
by permission of the Health Boar
we win have our regular preaching
service this morning at 1915. an,
since This is the only service permi.
Jed le MS make the best pos,ill,
use OF it and an attend IT, No sun
day school. no y S. y u. no even.
ing service
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery Court Of Garlan
COUNTY Ark. Gus strauss. Plaintiff
VS. w H. Newton. ct al Defendants
The defendant vs. III Newton,
warned to appear In this Court wi.nl
thirty DAYS and answer the complain
OF the plaintiff. Gus strauss
Witness my hand and The seal O
said Court this goth day OF August
1918
+. W. POWLES. CLERK
BY d w. PARKER. %. c
Berry II Randolph, Atty for Plaintiff
II p Chapel Atty ad Item
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ThG JERWlcK HOTEL.

wish TO inform ms friends and the
public that ! will continue TO operate
the Jerwick ho,el as usual and eolic.t
continuance of The pu1lic's patron
age
MFRS M JFRWTCK.
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WILL YOU MAKE This GOOD ?

Colonel RALPH Caldwell OF the
said m he
Sergeant wish would send home
interested
lieutenant inst out of West Point rs Il
Springs viii add TO her
IN the
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ST. MarN,s Church.

loo Central Avenue.
a. m4 Mass This service /. for
adults only
William j. Carroll Pastor
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cetrnal M. G. chnrch

Services will DE held at O "a m
preaching by the pastor All ara
cordially invited to- attend
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WANTED-RoUTE BOYS AT TIL
SENTINEL RECORD. APPLY AT
ONCE.
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WaSsermsn Blood Test.
Laboratory or the Hot Spring
SanitRrium. GIG Central avenue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
HOME RUN MAC
DID THE TRICK
Seniors Defeat Juniors in
Interclass Game; Sopho-
mores Win Game.

1IcGrady did IT, With Alderete and
Mccormick on bases. the Tiger catch
err cracked the pill for a home run,
giving the Seniors a lead that the
Juniors were unable to overcome in
the remaining three innings. although
they made a bid for it by running in
a man the first halR Of the last in
ning. The Juniors also made one tai
ley in the first inning. The Seniors
made four runs IN the fourth. the
final score being H.
In the second number OF a double
header inter-ciass meet at the sta
dium the Sophomores defeated the
Freshmen by a score OF Go.
That a pitcher can't do il all was
well illustrated in the Senior-Junior
game. in which NIulcahy. Tiger star
twirler. tossed for the Juniors but had
too good an aggregation facing him
to win the game. The work Of Nc
Cormick for the Seniors was consist
eut and heady. resulting in u strike
outs during the game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
MAY NOT PERMIT
BOUT FOR TITLE
Following Determined Op-
position, Commission May
Refuse Permit.

St Paul. MINI. April 24-9Iaybe
they viii, maybe they won't: maybe
they do, maybe they don't The
changes at St Paul are so sudden and
frequent that Col J. C. Miller. who
is promoting the WfIlard-Fulton bout
Is beginning to feel about the job as
Washington did about the presidency.
The latest is. reading the barometer OF
public feeling in the Twin Cities. that
the bout viii not be held in st. Paul on
July T.
Active opposition from several or
carnations and the announced deter
mination Of leaders Of these forces to
enlist state wide support was re-
garded as the chief cause FOR pessi-
mism. It was believed that this oppo-
sition was responsible for an intima-
ton from the capitol that the safety
commission would forbid the fight
while the United States is involved in
war.
The safety commission YESTERDAY
listened TO arguments and then took
the matter under Amusement. about
100 women, 7clergymen. attorneys and
other persons attended the hearing.
Col j. c. Miller, promoter of the
contest made no new announcement
last night He was quoted Yesterday
as declaring that he would give $40
GOO II he could shift his fight burdens
to other shoulders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24

TOHHNT SCDENBERG and George
kid" shanks viii be the head lin
ers in what promises TO be one OF the
best boxing cards ever seen in Fl
Paso, the bouts TO be staged at wash
ington Park. Nay 4. for benefit OF
the Red cross. In the semi windup
Nick Gundy will appear against
Young Carter. Of the military police
or some other good boy, according TO
the announcement Of Lieut. Carl J.
Studer. who has in charge the ar
ranging Of the card
Null. OF the 64th infantry, who has
appeared in numerous bouts az Fort
Bliss within the last two months and
has always made good, viii appear N
q scheduled six round bout with some
good AS FOUNDER. A rafting good
bout should be that between Kid Gold
stein and Eddie O'Neiu- Bathing
Frank and K o. Riley. who put one
Of the most sensational bouts ever
staged at the fort az the arena OF the
motor truck group several weeks ago.
viii continue hostilities IN a -FOUR
round affair
With such a program as Lieu
tenant Studer has outlined the
bill n one that viii attract every
boxing fan in the city and at the
fort ard Il is reasonable to be-
lieve that the Red Cross VIII
realize handsomely on the bouts
Columbus Booster.
Lieutenant Studer is in receipt OF a
letter from Henry w Davis. OF Co
lumbus, n. NJ. which shows that Da-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
MUCH INTEREST
IN BORDER MEET
Championship Tennis Tour
nament Opens May %;
Replace Smelter Courts.

With arrangements for the open
tennis tournament April 27-2S well
under way and prospects good for a
successful meet. interest is also be-
ing manifested in the border states
championship tourney TO be held on
the courts Of the FL Paso Country
club. beginning May % and cOntin'
uing for four or five days
In tennis circles this meet will be
the most important Of the year, bring
ing many famous players to FL Paso
from Dallas. Fort Worth, san Antonio
and other cities from eastern Texas
as well as from Arizona and New
Mexican cities Details Of the meet
have not vet been worked out
The tennis courts at the smelter
have been torn up and within the
next two months new cement courts
viii probably be laid out The old
courts had the distinction Of being
the only clay courts covered with de-
composed granite in this section Of
the country and are said by tennis
players to have been the most salts
factory in the southwest
The work required TO keep the old
courts in prime condition, however,
was considerably greater than that
required at cement courts, hence the
change
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24

As the Lion IS Monarch of the
Forest. so S. S. S. IS King of BLOOD
Purifiers and Master over all BLOOD
diseases.
Pure, rch blood and a free circu-
lahOn IS the surest prevention against
the diseases and disorders which are
constantly attacking our physical sys-
tens. Healthy blood stimulates the
excretOry members and enables them
to filter out of the system everything
that IS not necessary or beneficial to
the growth and development Of the
body. Thus we are apt to remain
healthy unless there IS a weakening
of the vital fluid or an impure IN
lection of the circulation.
Imperfect blood takes various
forms IN its outward manifestation.
A weak. watery circulation denotes
anaemia with its attendant evils of
pale, waxy compilations. malarial
conditions, or perhaps some more
definitely marked disorder is shown.
Frequently the blood becomes IN
fected with acnd humOrs. and Ec-
zema. letter, Acne. or some other
skin affection makes its appearance.
while an excess Of uric acid IN the
produces Rheumatism
With its pains and aches. Old Sores
md Ulcers are likewise dependent on |
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24

OTTO WALLACE, whose victory
" over Harvey Thorpe last Wednes-
day has again brought him into prom
inence in the squared circle. is a
pocket edition Of Jim Jeffries. Note
the massive, square cut shoulders
That is where he carries his put
away" tap and the deep chest is the
secret Of stamina that has helped him
through IA battles with the phe-
nomenal record Of having his knees
kit the canvas only twice
One OF the times he was knocked
down by Bobby Waugh. but came
back knocking Waugh out. being the
only boy who ever did the trick Ne
gOtiatiOns are under way for another
meeting between Wallace and Waugh.
Jack Lopez Is said 70 be anxious 20
meet Wallace in a return match. hav-
ing been defeated recently BY Wal
lace at Silver City. and the little
giant is ready TO accommodate him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24

Wis heart is in the right place as re-
CARDS assistance TO the soldiers. and
that Columbus boxers are boosters
Of the right kind in short Mr. Da-
Wis announces that he is willing TO
make a trip TO the city bringing with
him "SDeedbalIr Hayden. middle
weight champion Of the border. Jean
Baby" Cabell and a third boxer to
meet Nick Gundy, all free Of charge.
Hayden is 20 meet Suden5erg for four
rounds, Cabeu 20 meet Eddie Hanlon-
II is probable that the offer OF the
Columbus manager and boxers WIiI
be accepted for a date to be an
nounced later The Fort Bliss boys
express themselves as highly gratified
at the offer. When the Columbus
champions appear here Il is safe to
say they viii receive a rousing re-
cep.ion-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
WAR AFFECTS
HIGH SCHOOL
INATHLETIG5
Suggested That Coaching
Must Be Done Next Year
by Alumni Members.
COACH BEHNAMANN
MAY NOT BE HERE

IL a recent address 10 the students Of
/ the FL Paso high school, A. l. Holm,
physical director Of the local Y. 81
c. A called attention to the fact that
the high standard OF athletics at
tanned by the students must in a
great degree be upheld within the
next Few years by voluntary assist
ance OF present Tiger champions. as
wal. conditions are handicapping all
scholastic athletics in many ways. He
also pointed cut that the students
might have TO depend on themselves
because coach Harry z. Behnamann,
The father OF crack high school teams,
may be called TO the colors-
Mr.. Holm's point IS pertinent
Even should coach Bchnnmann not
be called "a may be up TO the high
school alumni members and pres
enf crack team members 70 do
the coaching stunt for the Tigers.
A Euccezsful senson with develop
meat Of championship basket ball
team. winners In track events and
a crack baseball team calls atten-
ffon Of outside cities not only 10
the successful athlete but also to
the coach who has been in charge.
Want Behuamnnn.
COLLEGES and universities are al
ways on the lookout for coaches who
are able TO take the raw material
and turn out a winning team. For
that reason coach Behnamann has al
ready been the receiver Of almost a
score OF offers TO change places and
while he states that he prefers TO re-
main in Fl PasO there is such a thing
as being offered a salary Of such size
that he cannot afford to refuse IL.
His services are sought by the North
Dakota Agricultural college; Superior
State Normal. Superior, Wis; public
schools Of Pittsburgh; Presbyterian
college, Clinton. S. c. McKeesport. /
Pa. is anxious to secure the Tiger
coach as supervisor Of physical in
struction in the public schools, while ]
he is wanted at Lagrange, Ill. a su- 4
burb Of Chicago. as instructor in ath- /
letiCE and swimming
1t is not improbable. therefore. that |
the time is not far distant when some /
Of the older Tigers viii be called to /
do their bit towards the alma mater I
Coach Behuamann Is in No. ]. class A. /
vet it is doubtful whether the eLamiu-
ing board viii accept his services be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
Reynolds Wins
Fourth Emblem

Because he is leaving TO take up
ranch life near Maria, Tex. Wo0dI ow
Reynolds, high school athlete was
given special efficiency test by di-
rector A T.. Holm, resulting in Rey-
nolds successfully passing the first
four series of tests and being award
ed a fourth decree "Y" emblem Of ef-
fciency.
Reynolds. who has been prominent
in high school athletics. had been
chosen as one Of the schools repre-
sentatives at the state meet at Aus
tin, Tex. He has been doing the 40
yard dash and half mile run I'm good
time, as well as the go hurdles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NArInNAI Iracrr

At Philadelphia r Il E
Brooklyn ...-.. ...-.O1Q OOl 600 o
Philadelphia co.. .-.-OI3 600 SEX IS =
batteries Brooklyn. MamauE. Marquard
and Miller Philadelphia HogE, Cheney
and Burns
At Cincinnati p H T.
Chicago ---... ......O02 900 600 2
Cincinnati $500. ---001 001 1oz-2 /
Batteries. Chicago, Tyler and Elliott.
Cincinnati Bressler and Allen.
AT New York r. II. z
Boston ...--. 100 coz 000-2
New York .----..-.-.O13 O13 01K-9 13 8
Batteries Boston, Crum. Caravan and
Wilson. New York. sallee and Rariden.
1IcCarty-
At St Louis r T. z.
Pittsburg ...... $50 900 000-5 g 9
St Louis ----------.0 z5 900 1ox-6 !
Batteries Eittsburg. Steele. Sanders
and Schmidt; 81. Louis, DoaE. May and
Gonzales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
Time Golfer
Does Comeback

san Francisco. Cal. April 24-LoeaI
golfers recently were treated here to
a surprise in the Comeback Of D. p.
Fredericks, who won the golf cham
pionship OF northern California after
being cut Of tournament play for sew
eral years Fredericks' victory was
the more remarkable by reason Of
the fact that his opponent secured an
early lead and the veteran was fight
ing an uphill game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
RICkEY RELEAsEs GRI,r,I.

St. Louis. No, April 24.-Branch
Hickey, president Of the St. Louis Ma
tionals, returned today from a trip
through the east. with the announce
ment that Lefty" Grimm. first base
man, had been released to the Little
Rock Southern association team IN
der an optional agreement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
WHAT DID THEY REALLY DOF

Hal DID THEY REALLY DOE
The side show feature Of the Red
Brooklyn tour-staged By sur
90 have been quite successful At Mo
bile the combination team played the
Mobile southern league team before
a crowd of 1900. The team was ad-
vertised for just what il was and the
fans had no kick coming over the
sort Of baseball IL furnished
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
ANOTHER ron TENDER.

Boston, Mass. April Z4-Frankie
CYounE) Britt. Of New Bedford. was
knocked out by Lew Tender. Of Phila
delphia. in the third round OF their y
round boxing match here last night.
The men are lightweights.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
AMERICAN IEAGUF.


Where They Play Thursday.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington at New York.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Boston at Philadelphia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
STANDINGS
TEXAS LEAGUE.


WHERE Iney FIaT IhursdaV.
Dallas at san Antonio.
Fort Worth at Houston.
Shreveport at Waco.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24

cause Of the effects OF an injury to
the right shoulder received in a foot
ball game two years ago and the ef-
fects OF a severe dislOcation of the
left knee received during the high
jump event at William Vasti univer-
sity, in Illinois.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24

Another common indication Of
weak. impure blood Is the loss Of
I appetite. tired. worn out feeling and
a general rundown condition Of the
system. This Is an ailment very prev
alent IN the Spnng and most persons
so afflicted realize the necessity Of
overcoming the trouble BY the use Of
a tonic.
We recommend to all in need Of a
blood purifier or tonic. the use Of S.
IS S. a medicine which has proven
itself the greatest of all blood puri-
-ers. It goes down into the ciTcula-
ton and removes all impurities, hu-
mors and poisons and makes the
blood pure and health-sustaining. It
purihes and strengthens weak dete-
norated blood. supplies It with the
healthful properties It needs and lays
the foundation for good health. As
a tonic S. S. S. has no equal and
those who are beginning to feel the
need of such a medicine to fortify
themselves against the unpleasant
conditions which come with Spring
and early Summer. should commence
It's use at once. S. S. S, the King Of
Blood Purifiers. Is a genuine blood
cleanser, made entirely from roots.
herbs and barks; It does not contain
particle of mineral IN any form.
You could not do better than begin
the use of S. S. S. if from any cause
your blood Is weak or impure. and
you viii find it the most satisfactory.
tonic you ever used Write for book
on the blood and any medical advice.
No charge for either. Address 4O6
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
HANLEY DEFEATS 'COvIFY

St. Louis. NO, April 24.-Jimmy
Hanlon, Of Denver lightweight. won
rom Joe Conley, Of St Louis, in the
third round Of a scheduled six round
bout here last night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Where They Play Thursday.
St Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
BASEBALL


At Houston R-HE.
rorL " orth ----.--.-. -.-.-.--.---
Batteries Houston. Smithson and
Moves; Fort Worth, Harden, Whitaker
and Kerus
At san Antonio RH.E
San antonio -------------.-----.
Batteries san Antonio Boss and Glib
SON. Dallas, Lewis, Patterson and Downe.
At Waco p n. Z
p AGO $1,000. ------- -.-------.---
4lL=fepoFt $4,000 ..------.---s. Q
Batteries Waco, Sims. Davis ard
WHITE Shreveport. Beresky and Snyder.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Cleveland r. II.
St Louis ........-..ooO coo 600 o
Cleveland 5000 1000 go f2x-s Il o
Batteries St. Louis Gallia and Nuna-
maker; Cleveland, Counbe and OXEN.
AT Boston r. H. E.
New York -...-.....000 600 600
Boston .'----- 100 900 O01-1
BATTERIES New York. Thornahlen and
Hannah Boston. Bush and Agnew.
At Washington FIJI. E
Philadelphia go .-..035 90 O10-5 0
Washington 900 600 00n-0
Batteries: Philadelphia. Meyers and Nc
Avoys Washington. Duuont AID Ain
smith
Games Postponed.
Detroit at Chicago; rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
HOLDS UNIQUE TITLE

. Vallejo. Cal. April 2s-Whila
- Wrestlin-'. boxing, football and
. other Champions in the navy
. have been OF common occur
. renee in the past. the claim OF
- Leonard Lee, a sailor stationed
. at the Mare Island navy yard
. near here. as the champion
- three cushion billiard player OF Z
. the navy is considered unique. Z
q That he is an adept with the Z
= cue is attested BY the fact that Z
. runs OF five and six are Of fire. ,
- quent occurrence with him
SonAAAoAA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
Bic BOXING CARD ISPLANNED;
RED CROSS To GET PROCEEDS

Athletic Show to Be Staged at Washington Park; Best
Talent at Fort Bliss to Appear in Benefit Program;
Henry Davis Of Columbus, Offers to Bring Cham
piOn MiddleWeght Here for Soldier Benefit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24

Lieutenant Studer is in receipt OF a
letter from Henry W Davis, OF Co
lumbus, n. ~. which shows that Da-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
BOWLING
CACTUS CLUB.

% 20 10 81
Duck Pins.
Points won-Smelter g; Mines J.
High Eame-Loyle I3s.
High tolal-Moyle c3-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-22

Would lik" your opinion ON matter THAI
has troubled mo for some time.
Am twonty-uuc years OF age, have no spo-
cial training, am now on my eighth month
Of apprenticeship al the trade Of pattern.
making.
Al tho end Of four years | will be earning
around tweuty-tiyo per week. Have always
been Interested i'm sales work
Would YOU advise a change, or would YOU
advise learning the trade" But do not feel
that ] am adapted 10 mechanical work.
What pay does the average store salesman
receive, also beginners
What is your idea Of it as a profossun
everything rOusdor'dn g.. G.. k.
1t appears to me You must first de-
eide whether or not you really do or
do not like patternmakjug II does not
matter how much money There may hc in
that line unless YOU are interested i'm a.
If YOU are interested i'm pattcrnmakiuC I
would advise You to stick tu 1t. If YOU
are not, and You want tO he mighty care
ruI in deciding this question: I would ad-
wise YOU To make "A change as quickly as
possible.
Personally I think selling is most iu-
terestiug and WORTHWHILE work. Retail
store saleSmcu would average around Slj
to SIS week, depending ON tn" line
know carpet salesman In depart
ment store who averaged more than
$4,000 a year for several years. ! know
a young man who has been in grocery
store for twenty years and still makes
only Sl2 a week.
Your success i'm selling. as i'm pattern,
siasm, knowledge Of the goods and hard
work
CONTINUED TOMORROW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-22
AefedSing Uses for EEectricitU

Hotpoint Weekly Review April H. issued by the Hotpoint
heang Company, points number of in which
Is being employed successfully item shows experiments
Tor increasing the much
advantage destruction Of
10 winch usually prey plants.
Oer item describes briefly successful electricity for
oeds In the military hospitals France England for
~ SO desperately wounded that they the Of DEATH
Aang ' 'U'" '"SeS nave Oee" ''''' 's' 'T
the caption water Power Instead Of Coal the Review calls
secretary of Interior Lanes estimate that 35OOOOOO horse
may De obtained the nations wasted water power which
total Of 39OOOOOO Of fuel would be saved annually
hydraulic developed Also that 3SOOOO men
for mining transportation and firing this coal would be
@ other work and nearly 100000 railroad and 5000 loco
s would be
n good deal Of speculation railroad circles Just
e contract negotiations i'm Washington with relation to the
which different hoping for The paradox
weakest roads hoping while the strongest stand
OF the relatively little This be-
Dst roads their about the
M while the the afforded by
perOus 1916 unusually amount Of
me property sisters present
~ special consideration expenditures for add
'e'sFmens equipment which will three
y f,'n more nillona year the stockholdets.l