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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07
CAPT. HARRELL
FOUND RICH
THING He SAYS
Daughter suffered all her
life-Tanlac restored her
health.

you ought to see what a wonderful
change Tanlac has made in my little
girl. why. she's like a different child"
said Captain T. NJ. Harrell. residing
at Ingleside, Georgia, who was for
twenty -five years conductor on the
Seaboard.
The child was never strong and
had suffered ever since a baby" he
continued. she complained OF head
aches most all the time and her kid
neys gave her no end OF trouble. she
had no appetite and what little she
ate soured on her stomach and would
put her in misery for hours, 50 that
she could hardly sleep at night She
was weak and nervous and could not
play like other children. although she
wanted to. We gave her one thing
after another, but nothing did her any
good
Il found the right for her. though.
when started giving her Tanlac. She
began picking I'D right soon after she
started taking It, Her strength has
been built up wonderfully. her kid
neys don't worry her like they did and
she eats and sleeps like any other
healthy yOungster. Tanlac has given
her health and happiness and she's
now going TO school and playing
along with other children as IL she'd
never been sick at ALL
Tanlac is sold in FL Paso by Kelly
& Pollard Co. Inc. and Peoples Drug
Store Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07
IS VERY
BUSY LOCALITY
Ships Il Cars of Alfalfa a
Day; 8 Cars of Pears
Week; Needs Houses.

Clint. Texas. aug. From eight to
/ u carloads Of alfalfa a day are being
shipped from Clint. as well as several
carloads Of pears each week, and this,
with the unloading Of about three
cars Of lumber a day at Clint makes
the railway yards a busy place In
fact. Clint is just now the busiest
little town in this part OF the coun-
try and is very much in need OF more
houses to accommodate the many men
who are coming into the valley for
work. Not a vacant house has been
available for several months past. and
the hope is expressed that someone
will see fit to erect a few good rent
houses here before winter sets in.
Two large 125 HORSEPOWER Atlas on
gines are being installed on tho big
dredging machines "T tne reriaiil-i- %
service, replacing the old 100 horse
power engines which were found TO be
inadequate for the heavy digging for
drainage. a. 3. Gale of the reclama-
ton service, has just returned from
trip to Minnesota and other north
ern states, where various kinds OF
dredging machines were Investigated
with a view to purchasing more
dredges for the work in this locality.
Clint Personals.
u. R Thornton and wife have gone
TO Arizona where they expect TO make
their home. Mrs. L J. Edgar and
children have moved into the house
lust vacated by the Thorntrns-
hrs. Minnie koen, formerly OF this
place. but more recently Of Sierra
Blanca, has returned TO Clint and
taken a position with the Tri-State
Telephone company. taking the place
made vacant by the resignation Of
Mrs. Catherine Hinchman-
Mrs. J. A Partridge has opened
boarding house in the Schairer prop
erty second door north Of the post
office
The residence. OF r +. Travis has
been treated to a new roof and a coat
of pebble dash, which adds much TO
the appearance. Mr.. Travis is also
having a garage built on this prop
erty. which was recently purchased
from E Swartout.
The regular semimonthly dances at
Hotel Clint. which were discontinued
during the very warm weather. viii
be resumed. the next one having been
announced for Friday night August
The new bridge across the drainage
canal on the san Elizarlo road has
been completed and II is now posi-
BILE to visit the old town without
driving several miles out OF the way.
Mrs D. L Looney and son D. L. 7
IT.. left last week for a visit with
friends and relatives in the Pecos I
valley
Mrs. Edgar D. Brown and children F.
have returned from an extended visit !
to Mississippi
Miss Edna Carr OF the Tri-State .
Telephone company has resumed her l
duties at the central office after
pleasant vacation.
Mrs. Chas- 2. Smith has returned /
from Corpus Christi. Texas. where she !
spent several weeks visiting relatives
and friends.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07
Y. SECRETARIES SPEND DAY
IN Retreat AT HUECO TANKS

Thirty-six Y. NJ C. A. secretaries
from the army camps around FL Paso.
and including three from the city.
spent Tuesday at Hueco Tanks in a
retreat where they listened to de-
voti0nal and inspirational talks BY
Rev Charles Leslie Overstreet. pastor
OF the First Presbyterian church; Rev.
r z. L. Jarvis. camp religious worker:
s. J BRENT. secretary Of the central
here. and others. Hiking around
the hills was feature OF exercise and
dinner and supper were served in
camp.
The secretaries said they especially
wanted 10 acknowledge the kindness
OF c. Y. Nafe. Dr.. Overstreet and H
T. Ponsford for use Of their automo-
biles in carrying the party.
The various army halls were left in
charge Of enlisted men during the day
and programs were carried out as
planned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07
CONSOLIDATION COMPETING
WIRES LINES IS PROPOSED

Washington, D C., Aus Post
master general BurIeson announced
today that one Of the first effects Of
government control Of telephones and
telegraphs probably VIII be the CO.
ordination and consolidation Of com
peting systems wherever possible
NEGOTIATIONS were already under
way for consolidating number OF
competing telephone systems when
the government assumed control The
postmaster general will not disturb
these negotiations. When an agree
ment is reached between the compa-
MES. Il VIII be submitted TO The post
office department for approval
The postmaster general says there
is no objection TO the companies tax
ing up additional negotiations subject
TO approval
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07

Those who saw Theda Bara in ga
mile" at the Bijou yesterday are
unanimous in declaring that Miss
Bara gives one Of the greatest por-
trayals Of her remarkable career as
screen artistic Her play OF emo
tions. as she picturizes the life of the
famous French Erisette. are vivid and
real Only Theda Bara can put just
the brilliant touch TO her Camille"
that viii fairly electrify the picture
going public. A wonderful picture is
in store for you This IS a new pro-
duction. and the first time shown in
FL Paso. II viii be shown today for
the last time.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07
JURY CONVICTS MALVY;
FIVE YEARS PUNISHMENT

Paris. France. Aug Louis J.
Malvy. former minister OF the interior,
was found guilty Tuesday OF holding
communication with the enemy and
sentenced to five years Punishment.
The sentence. however, does not carry
civic degradation.
The judgment of the court viii be
carried out as soon as the minister Of
justice is formally notified Of the YER
dict. Malvy will have the choice Of the
II ontier by which he will leave France.
The sentence Of five years Danish
ment is the minimum for the offenss
under the penal code.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07
ND SMALLPOX IN
CITY At PRESENT.
First Time in Years City
Has Been Free Of This
Disease in Summer.

For the first midsummer in many
years. there is not one case Of small
pox in the city Of El Paso. while
other contagious diseases are like
wise conspicuous by their absence. the
weekly report Of the health depart
ment VIII show when filed with the
city council Thursday
Scarlet fever and diphtheria are
likewise entirely absent. while the
only contagious disease cases on
record are three Of typhoid fever and
80 Of whoopinc cough. the latter
widely spread and composed entirely
OF segregated cases
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07
PREPARE TO FORM COUNCILS
OF DEFENCE IN THE VALLEY

A special meeting Of the county
council of defence was called for this
afternoon at room Is, Sheldon hotel,
at 4.3O o'clock The object Of the
meeting is to form an executive com
mittee from the war workers, who
viii arrange for the organization Of
community councils Of defence in the
city and in the valley sections in
cIuded in this district. All members
of the county central council are
urged TO be present by chairman Win
chester Cooley
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07
WIGMAlI-..lIoDEI,s CoNFEssION.

Mary MacLaren is a young woman
who spranE into fame over night by
her splendid work in Lois Weber s
production. Shoes" and her subse-
quent work has put her in the front
rank Of screen stars. She viii be seen
at the Wigwam today and tomorrow
in q suDerfeature, The Models Con-
fession-" This is an entertaining. up
10 date story Of society. Miss Mac
Laren is supported by a strong COM
pany. which includes Kenneth Har-
Ian. the clean cut. good looking young
actor who played the hero in The
Price of a Good Time" You will not
be disappointed in The Models Con-
fession- ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07
AUtOiStS On
Desert Must
Take Supplies
Traveler From Coast Says
Cheaper To Drive Some
Stretches At Night.

J. T. Moore, OF FL Paso, has just re-
turned from Los Angeles. Cal, and
gave the Auto club the benefit OF the
following road Information:
II drove through the northern route.
taking IS days to make the trip. stop
ping at the Grand Canyon. cliff dwell
ers' and all other points Of interest
en- route. The roads were fair and
good most Of the way. In going
through the desert would advise mo-
torists TO take plenty OF fresh water
and ice with them. Also take five
gallons extra gasoline and two gallons
OF lubricating oil. II a tourist can ar
range TO so through the desert at
night ii would be much better on ac-
count Of tires"
Heat Hurt Tires.
Mr.. Moore advised that tires should
be kept well Debated on account Of
pressure due 10 heat. Through the
desert Mr.. Moore made 237 miles in
one day in his REQ seven passenger
car and made % miles to a gallon Of
gasoline. He had no engine or car
trouble. but had plenty OF lire trouble,
on account Of using tires that had
been run several thousand miles be-
ore he started on this trip.
L would advise all motorists in go
ing over the chucky roads to strap
springs down account OF the big holes
in the road that cannot be avoided"
said Mr.. Moore
Texas Roads Good.
J. ". Manning and family. of Dali
las, Tex, in this city Wednesday. came
70 FL Paso by way OF Pecos and re-
ported roads good TO Midland, but bad !
and fair to Van Horn. and Van Horn
to FL Paso good. with the exception Of
a few miles before reaching the pave
ment coming into FL Paso. The Man
ming party Is en- route to Elephant
Butte dam and viii spend several days
fishing and camping.
Capt R c. Jackson. OF the Roswell 3
Military institute registered at the I
touring bureau and got information I
covering the overland trip TO Roswell, |
leaving FL Paso Wednesday morning I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07
TROURT r AVOID trouble Leave
L II ~ - Baggage Checks at
LongweIrs. or Telephone No. I.
Hearst Do 20 Enter a..

Albany. \. Y. Aug. Governor
Charles 5. Whitman, attorney general
Merton E Lewis and VIM NJ Bennett.
on the Republican side. and Alfred
F. Smith and VIM. Church Osborne on
the Democratic. are the gubernatorIal
candidates in this state. The time
for filing closed at midnight. VIM.
r. Hearst did not Gle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07
TiRZANRETURNS
GRECIAN TODAY
FL Pasoans Again Have OPP.
portunity to See Years
Biggest Film Sensation.

"Tarzan of the Apes" the phenome-
nal picture that played at the Grecian
recently four days straight and
packed that theater to capacity and
over. viii be shown at the Grecian
again today and tomorrow.
Those who were unable TO get in
on its last presentation here now have
another opportunity TO see this great
picture. but this is the last chance.
as it is positively the last showing in
FL Paso.
The fight between Tarzan and the
lion, the combat with the huge can
nibal, the struggle between the white
giant and the terrible gorilla. inter
spersed with vital Jungle romance and
domestic plots. make this unusual
picture doubly attractive.
Aside from the thrills and sensa-
lions IN this newest cinema startler.
there are scenes Of wondrous beauty,
and the love story of the beautiful
American girl and the mighty white
giant Of the jungle is in itself one
of more than common interest.
See 'Tarzan Of the Apes" at the
Grecian today or tomorrow. but don't
wait for the night shows. for you may
be crowded Out--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07
NewsBreOitjes
tAdvertisement)


Train No 4. Southern Pacific, due
n 11.45 o'clock this morning. was ex-
pected to arrive at S:A5 o'clock this
evening. No. 1O2 Southern Pacific
due at 2:45 p. m. was expected to ar
rive at S-45 p. m. Texas & Pacific
No. 1. due at 1915 p m, was expected
at 2.40 p. m. Fl Paso & Southwestern
at 1905 p. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07
Dr.. Ebert. Dentist. a1s MINIS Bldg.
Folk Defeats whitley.

St Louis. No, Aug. william c.
Connect. one Of senator Xenophon P.
Wilfley's campaign managers. this
morning conceded the election OF
Joseph W. Folk for the Democratic
nomination Of the United States sen
ate Speaking for senator Whitley.
Connect congratulated Folk and
promised him his hearty support.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07

Camp Kearny. san Diego, Calf.
Aug. DIR. Murray Bartlett, well
known in California and Episcopal
camp pastor at this post for several
months, has been wounded and is now
in a base hospital in France, accord
ing to reports received here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07

Detroit, Mich. Aug. 7.-Voluntary
reduction Of so percent in the produc-
ton OF passenger automobiles as COM
pared with last years output. was
voted by the national automobile
chamber Of commerce at a meeting
here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07
PET HILL Kills ,rn,1.r

JACKSON. Men. Aug 7.-lIrs. ]. J.
Mapp. %. was attacked and killed bv
an Infatuated Holstein bull near her
home. in Monroe county. The beast
had been raised by the family as q
pet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07
RAIL TICKETS SELLING WE'LL.

Policeman J. L Richmond said We'd
nesday that the public is buying
tickets for the policemen's benefit
ball. September g. in a manner that
is most highly appreciated by the Of
Ulcers. He stated that he had sold
more than 80 within the past "A hours
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07

A civil service examination will be
held in Ell Paso. Aug. 20 for stenog-
raphers and typewriters, it was an
nounced by the secretary. J. z. Frans-
worth at the federal building We'd
ueSda,-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07
DE-. lIagruder. Dentist. Caples Bldg.


oklahoma City. Okla, Aug. L.
Early returns from over the state in
dictate United States senator Robert
L. owen has been renominated by a
large majority over Robert GaIbreath,
Of Tulsa, on the Democratic ticket.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07
The Camera shOD-8l1 \. oregon.


Amsterdam, Holland, Aug. There
are more than 10000 cases Of cholera
at Petrograd. according TO the Frem-
denblatt Of Hamburg, which reports
that 100 deaths had occurred.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07

osteoPathie Physicians, Drs. Mccarthy
& Mccarthy. sol Martin building.
Phone 24g6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ELvIDGE.

IT You saw me pIclure, Inc Ienln
Case" last December, you will be
glad Of a chance TO see il again: II
you didn't, you certainly ought to
see it. It so pleased those who saw
it that we have obtained ii for a Sec
ond run Of one day only This is an
absorbing story of a woman wrong
fully accused by means Of circum-
stantial evidence. The work OF the
principals is forceful. and June FL
vidge is at her best. The photog-
raphy is exceptionally good and the
lighting effects are excellent
Another Of the great Theda Bara
pictures is coming tomorrow This
one is particularly interesting. for
the famous star has role altogether
different from anything she has pre-
viouslv attempted This picture is
The Two Orphans The screen adap-
tation OF the worlds most famous
meIodrama.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07
TO Cut Down Autos.

CHIROPRACTOR, Cora NJ. Franson,
D. c. 1902 Montana Phone 1904.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07
-. d.. HartIett Nounded.

shOemakers' Supplies, Mexico Shoe
Machinery Co. 215 s oregon. Phi. 1852
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-06-27

Pearl White Laundry Soap 6 bars for .. ..... 25o
Diamond Laundry Soap 25c
Kirk soap per
rangers Special 35 Coffee SOC
rangers Special peabury
Package Soda ......-..
80 Cent Can Black Raspberries-.---- 200
V Bakers Chocolate - ..-..- 1870. 19c
Cheese per pound . 1880 900
Small size can Pet Cream .s - - - s.. OF
Washington Journal., 1918-04-12
Nie llnalafs. Nlnmie.

0os britiihe Muielm in Con.
Don bat Dor Ginger Belt Die @tu.
mie elmer dgpptiidcn Yrin3ciiin er.
worben, Die Dor rln0 30 SSoGr6m-
oerten i'm 2i6te munoeIte lno Den
Namen 9manfe ilibrte. Die @e.
ididte beridtet nidt, oh Die Game
BET 2ebSeiten nit Dem boien @lid
bebaftet mar. Sotiade dber lit Is.
DAB tie nod ibrem Sooe eineIl Der.
6GngnispoIleu GinililB mlsiibt.
9ie Mhlniie muroe inn Sabre
1864 bon eineni glraber entoedt,
Der lie einein onoeren reiden Gra.
Der perfouite. Ger aGuier oerlor
unmittelbor oarauf inter tragiiden
geoleitumltGnoen iein geinulteS
&erm0gen uno ltorb am @er5idla.
qe. ,3rpei ser 9iener, Die Die Nill.
mie nod ieinem SdloB trauSpor.
iiert botten, idieOeu uo9 i'm Ser
!aufe oes Sobres aus Dem Scbea;
Elm oritter 9iencr, Der lie 5mar
niht 6eriibrt, ober oeS ofteren an-
aeiebcn bate, perlor bel eillen1
Sagouniol einen sLrm. Gin Bbo.
to0ropb, ser lie alli ole &latte ban-
ncn moate, muroe iiir leine Ser.
pegcnbeit nit plobIidem SoOe be.
Itroft. Gin 5~luciter Ybotogrop1
raunie, mGbreno CT nit Der Nuf-
uubme beidGitigt mar, gegen ell
6eniter mo sos iidl cine ldmere
aopioerlebung gu. ltnO me9rere
9elu6er, Die Die Mumie i'm Mn
ierm bcli6tigten be5oblten ibre
ltrGili6e Neugieroe nit Grfobrln-
gen, Die iie in idmer5lidJer Grin.
nerllng bcbicIten.
9os ollcs 6eitigte ldlicBIid bel
Dem Director oes britiidcn Wule.
inns Den GntidluB, Die llngIiidS-
mun1ie 0en YIiden oes TiIblifim1S
al ent5ieben uno Tie in cinem I'M.
8ug1ngliden @inteI . mterjubria.
gen, elm llnternebmel, OaS einem
Der oil Dem S~rouSport beteiIiAten
Nrbeiter ben @erlllt zines 9cinea
cintrug. IlS Der Miniltcr 9Is.
quitb bon Den 9ingen criubr, an
bertc ser bon auer o6crgl6lbiidcn
6llrdt ireie Stoatsmnm Der
@nnld), oie iatole Wtunie 81 be.
lid)tigeL ollein leine aolle1en nj.
Dcrietten IidJ encrgiih Dem mltwil.
Iigen Gorboben, BON ocn iie 5unl
minoeIten Ben Stur8 0es Miinilteri-
inns bciiirdten 81 miiiien glatb.
ten.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-12
GtnE fltiuiarSr.
sic grSfe Der Sabl wirb UisIiad aa'
teriMatt.

terihatt.
Sn Der bsutigsn &riess8sit, in Der
mande Der iriegfibrsnoen StnateH
lire anleibe nur nod in Wliaiaroen
(in Gnalano uno ben Ter. Siaoten
beiBt man lie .giuion") MAIDEN. lit
6ieie Summe pegeu ,hrer bdifigen
Rennuua 3iemli9 popular 9smOroen.
Mun Oentt babel gar nidt an oos
llnoe6euerli6e oieier Summe, uno
bod lit Der 8egriff eiusr Wtiuioros
I6isr uufaBhar.
IS lit Oesbalb eiu inierelianter
Serlu6, an Suno BON 8eiipieleH
tlar 81 legen. pie DieI gu elmer Ulils
Iioroe gebSrt. pelde @erte tie in ii9
birgt.
Qnaenommen, cine 6amilie bate
sur 3eit Gbrilti @eburt Elm Bernie
oen BON elmer Miaiar9e 6rdnten be-
feHen uno ooslelbe rubis in einsn
ge6dlter oetan, pbue einen @eutime
Huben aus Dem Sapitol 81 5ieben,
binee1en odpon ieOe Wlinuie einen
6ronten ausgegeben, oonn mare ne
crit Dor 20 Sabren Dor Der Ieeren
3oIIe 9eItonben; oenn in 5ronten pro
Minute ma6t 60 in Der Stuuoe o0er
1440 i'm Soge unb ST. 51S.400 per
Sabr. Set uuierer 3eitrednuug
Ppm Sabre l bis 81. DECEMBER 1915
Iino nGmIiA erit cine Wiliaroe, ie6s
Milionen Observation-Disclosures
ala SauIenb Minuten uerflohen.
Wiiroe man ben Wert Der Gum
me elmer Miliarbe 5u einem Sob
blod psreinigen. 70 piiroe oelien Sc
midt in ab9erunoeter 3abl 1922
500 &ilo betroesn; Iein umfnng
pGre ungefGbr II &ubitmeter; ie4ss
tauIeno MGnner bdtten Wliibe. oena
Ielben gu .lupfen" unO gu ieiuem
transport brau1te es linen @iiens
babn3us BON "a 8ag9ons unO 400
Meter 2dnge.
lin cine Miltaroe nit 20 6rans
tensStiiden be3oblen 5u tonnen, 10
bate man, Oieie nebeXsinanoergelegt,
cine 1850 &ilometer LANCE Reibe 81
MAIDEN. 9ds 1T ungefdbr 10 bel,
oils tpeun mar bic beioen Sdienen
elmer @iienbabnitrede quer our4
bic S9pei5 bon WeIt na9 OIt, bon
Semi iiber Bern unb 3iiri4 bis ct.
Morgretben nit ben 9oIoitiiden be-
legte. = @epiB elm idDnes Stiid&en
Nrbeit.
9egt man OieIt 9olOitiide %dufeinz
amber, 10 ersibt Oas cine GelOro0e
bon $4,000 Meter 9D6e; ous lit uns
gefdbr aAtmal 70 bod ME Die Sung
frau" i'm 8erner Sberlano.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-12

8eietnem Der leBten Slid
aug in ben MoOiion, 8is., umgebeas
SEN Seen, Die jeBt BON 4arpfen ges
Iau6ert lpcrpen ioaen, nurDen 250.-
600 YTuno Oieier Slide %gefangen.
9ieIer ein5ige Sang mar seaen $15,s
600 pert. Dos yicB, pelAes man
gu Oisiem Sang benuBte, mar etpu
cine Nleile lang. Dns 5angen geqt
uuter Der aufii9t Der &onIerOl.
tions6t60rOe OurA Die gelperbsmdBiz
gen 6iic0er Dor Ii@ uno IinOen ishi
Die Slide pilige A6nebmer III
Men9e. @ieIe 6ousfrouen. nelAe in
frii6eren 9eiten nit Ben &arpfen
ni6ts on5uiangcn puBten. touFsn
iebt nur gu germ bieIen Slid. be-,
penr ri9tig be9anoeIt, elm i9mads
boTtss uuO 6etOmmIi4es @1en si6t.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-12

Den Sob auf Der Sa9O
fonO Der iet3ebn Sabre olte Robert
Nepiae aus Seattle, @aib. Gr tomb
nit Der 8ruit ouf Die WliinOung lei
uer selnoenen 6linte gele1nt. ols iid
OieIe arf unaufgetldrte Weiie emit
luo unO Der SduB inn in Die 9ruit
brong. Sein Sob mar elm ausen-
6lifli9er.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-12

ueber einem OeIoen lie
geno, fpurbe in Nep yort Die pers
tobIte 2eide bes MaIdiniiten @bris
TOPPER 2arosIl ouf einem iran3Oii.
idsn 9ampfer an pier 8, @eit
Nen yori. g%efunben. @inige Per-
Ionen duBerten Der pO'i5ei gegsns
iiber bic gnii9t, Oob earOeII BON
9er3frdmpfen beiollsu wuroe nno
iiber ben Diem Iiel. Wilbert Surner.
Der Obertodl, onge6rid Elm 6einb oes
Moi6iniiten, purOe rerbaltet.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-12

Let the Washington Journal
do your Job Printing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-26
MOLEY'S MEN OPEN
 SERIES WITH PELS
With Chance of Finishing in
 Third Place Locals Will Fight Hard

With three out of four games in Mo bile on the right side of his lodged Moley moved over to New Orleans last night and will open the last series of the sea son against Dobbs Pelicans this after noon. But in tacklng those birds in Pelicanville it will be quite different story from playing the crippled Bears or Travellers. Who in the world would have thought three weeks ago that Moley could land that aggregation in the first di- vision?
 or course, the shortened season has caused most managers to weaken their teams by selling men and that has par tially accounted for the Barons' success. but even if things had gone along in regular fashion, it is probable that the locals would have been up amongst tho first four at the close of the schedule. It usually takes Moley about two months to get his team to going good. but this year they broke up the league before the chubby one could really demonstrate te the ability of his machine