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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-21
GIVE PLAY AT MARIETTA

Marietta, Pa, Nov. 21.-The
"Convict's Daughter" was given last
night in Acri's Theater before a
large audience. Every character
was well taken. The play win be
repeated tonight.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-14

FOB sALE-GRAY REED BABY CARRIAGE
a. good as new I763 Church ct nv nol+t
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DIED.

MlDDLETON-On Friday, Decem-
Der y, 1919. WILLIAM MIDDLE
TON. 33l u street northwest.
Funeral from residence on Mon
day. December Is. at p. m.
NEFF-Thursday, December IL, 1913
at $50 a m, MADELTNA NEFF,
beloved wife OF the late Aaron H.
Nen
Funeral from her late residence,
lSJ3 Eighth street northwest, Mon
day. December Is. at > p. m.
tOBISON-On Wednesday, December
10, 1919, a. m. at Sibley Hospital,
LEE T. robson, beloved hus-
band Of Maria Uletka Robson.
Funeral Saturday. December IL.
from Hamline NJ z. Church, Ninth
and p streets northwest. 1890
a. m. InteTment in Arlington: pri-
Yate. Remains can bd seen at
chapel Of John r. Wright Co. 1857
Tenth street northwest
W1GHINGTON-LOIS V. WEIGHING.
TON. beloved wife OF U. H. Wigh-
ington.
Funeral Saturday, December L. :
p. m. from the George w. Wise
undertaking establishment, 800 N
street northwest.
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COAT IDENTIFIES
MURDER VICTIM
Word from New Jersey In.
dicates Man Slain Here
Was from Trenton.

The young Italian found murdered
IN the woods between Bradbur,
Heights and Benning road northeast
friday morning last night was an
parently identified as Dominic cuzzu.
coti' a laborer. Of Trenton. MI. By
Trenton police.
Police authorities IN the New Jer.
sey city telephoned Acting Insnecto,
FREQ NJ. Cornwell. at police head
quarters here, that the name sup
posed to be ID. CoufuiolL." which
was found sewn on the makers tar
OF the dead mans overcoat, probably
was the name given above.
The name, discovered in the over
coat yesterday morning. was the
reason for communicating with
Trenton.
Trenton police oficiaIs said that
Cuzzucoti left Trenton three months
ago. following an alleged threat &c
XIII man. who still lives there.
The italian had a bad reputation
IN the New Jersey city.
Cuzzucou had two cousins In
Trenton. one OF whom is expected
10 arrive here today or tomorrow 10
ioentify definitely the body in the
morgue
headquarters Detective Joseph
Morgan left for Trenton last night.
lie Is in Possession Of SUFFICIENT evil
dcnce TO caust an arrest there.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-14
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE
st current rates Of interest TYLER Il
RUTHERFORD. INC. ST Ieh st. nv. au3tsn
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! Baated-Male and Female.
|'sAlzN sALEsLADIEs AND GOV
|neut - 1loyes, will mail you inforns-
thst asy increase your salary the first
v.thpss any Investment whatever. BOX
|Esnia 6Fce. deI4lt
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Liquor Exporters Warned
Last Day Is January is

Holders Of distilled spirits, wines,
beers, and other intoxicating liquors
are reminded in a statement. issued
Yesterday by the Bureau of Internal.
Revenue, that under section Of the
National Prohibition Act. such
liquors intended for eNportation for
beverage purposes must have left
the territorial Jurisdiction OF the
United States on or before January
l6, the date when the Eighteenth
amendment to the Constitution be-
comes effective.
Where the liquor is to be exported
to a country contiguous to that OF
the United States, Canada or Mex
leo. such liquors must be outside OF
the territory OF the United States on
January Is. Where made from a
seaport. expectation will be regard
ed as having been accomplished
when the ship carrying liquor has
left the port.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-14
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHHE

WHITE
LouR Z and Rose NJ Wilson. hoy
Wm. and Iosepbine Smith, boy
Alfrcc i. and Edith T. RudGlph. buy.
John W. and HilGa N. MoHsal bCy.
Mo7;gouc-y ". and MErgs-e. r. Mc0Cnb-,
yirl
lnSerAnd o and Ella Lund hDy.
Rotert L. and BeTTie Huffman. boy.
Harlan and Adelaide c. FrCy hoy.
Mm- L and AEnes EiWGrds girl
James r. and F1o-cnce {. Eye-r-t Eirl
Nm- T and Agnes J. Doyle girl
Raymond J. and Gertrude c Camp.oI. 10
Thomas ard 'Smilis E Costa. hoy
Thomas and Anna X Cannon. Eirl
Garrison W. and J8Ect ". Bel. girl
Jsnes c. and Felsia ". Ahesrn. slrl
Charles X. and Lena Z ADeson. glrL
COL0RED.
james B. and Alice shaw grl.
wm. X. and Teresa Robinson. girL
Richard and AHcc Miles EiIl.
James and Man nadc. girl
Mm. Mex and Lillian J. Csrter, gih
Arthur and Selena Contee. girl
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D. A. R. TO PRESENT
FLAGS TO SCOUTS

Boy Scout troops OF the Distric; who
have no American flag viii be given
one by the Daughters Of the American
Revolution. Mrs. Frank Greenwaid
chairman OF the childrens and sons Of
the republic committee. has an
nounced.
Edward d. Shaw. Scout executive OF
washington, announces the formation
OF forty-hve new troops within the
past year and the enrolment OF more
than zoo boys, as compared with $50
active Scouts a year ago.
\ troop Of Boy Scouts was orran-
iEed last week at ST. Paul's Church.
the second Catholic church In wash
lnEton TO organize a troop. Another
troop organized last week was Troop
81 at Eastern High School.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
MEITE

n Eugene Bait. Is. and Matte Lou Hsas
y. both Of this city. The Rev. John Z BnGa
Carl G. schstL. q. and Helen NJ RAab. Is,
both q! this city. The Rev. J0lIn II. Jeffres
Frank II. Csr1sntsr, =, Norwin. Va. and
Mrs. Ruth W. Thomas =. Madison. Va Ths
Ray H. p Downs
David c Collier. q. and Clyte B, Lyon. y.
b1th Of tins city Tie Rev. John II. Jefriea
COLORED.
Arler King. 81. and MEttilen S5mes. 2. boh
Of this cts. The Rev. Charles H. OlBey.
Arthur W Richards n and Frsnors HONE,
le both Of this city. Tie Rev. Alez- Willhauks
Charles Hemsley 2. and Lillian C. E7ler. ls.
both of this cp The Rev. Aauila Sayies
I,5rid Harris. .. and Maize Strand. IS. both
q this CITY. Tie Rcy- Grover L. DsrA
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MADAM JEANETTE

Egyptian Palmist and Clairyosant Guaran.
tees to read your entire Ese: sne does not tsil
to please but before you utter . word she WIN
tell what you called for; names and dates Of
when and who you viii mauy; true or faiss;
how to win and hold the one you do love; what
business and part Of the country 10 best for you
and Just what to do TO make q success an life;
pedal resdings. Nm % nh, IT lns.. oppodts
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MADAM SELIA
Egyptian Palmist and Clairyoyant

reads your entire life, past. present and fu-
ture; gives true advice In business. love. health
and family affairs; tells the name Of your fu-
ture husband wife, and II the one you love
Is true or false, and causes speedy marriage
with the one Of your choice; tells what business
is most lucky for you and what part Of the
country Is most lucky for you and how ITO
gain and hold good position; her advice brings
the separated together and makes happiness be-
tween man and wife; II you are having bad luck
and trouble consult Madam Seiia: her advice re-
moves all obstacles and trouble; consult the
best. II costs no more; satisfaction guaranteed I:
private parlors; readinss. 500; daily and Sun
day, 81 7th st. NV. Phone Franklin ZI8J.
delo6t
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DEATHS REPORTED

WHITE.
Allan r Perry. 6 years. GoorEetown HnaE
Mildred Jefries. : Providence HospitAl
Hiram EEceTs .. St. EizAAfths HosrtsL
Frances Moon, q. IES - s
COLORED.
Vim. Colason. e.. Blue Plains. n c.
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PALMlsTRi.
Mrs. BOSWELL

= PALNIbT AND CLAIhVOYANT =
Gives liuce ou business matters. love. health
and fasily Affairs: tells II the one you love Is
true or false. what part Of the country Ia heck
iest to you. what TO do 10 be successful In lie
Gives you dates and facts, tells you what has
pasred In life. and what Is happening without
asking a sipsle question; when and whom you
will mary; setties md explains lore. family
trouble. marriage. divorce. health, speculations,
investments. transactions Of all kinds. In fAct,
no matter what your hope. fear or ambition,
come to this noted pa-mist and find help. There
happy. No matter what the cause her advice
removes all trouble. She guarantees satisfac-
tion. Readings! Sloo no 7th ct. NV, betseen
q and SITS. delt-lt
The Washington herald., 1919-12-14
BUSINESS CHANCES.
: THE COUNTRY HAS GONE MAD

Wv Elk Olls
The enormous discovery OF oil in Oklahoma.
Kansas and Texas Is Bringing millions into
these regiona I: LS quite natural that the pub
he mind h inhaned in its eagerness TO profit
by the great wealth that will follow holders Of
stock In successful companies However let
the OIL PRESS guide you In making a prof
itab.e investment It has made money for
THOUSANDS and protected them from lnss. Each
issue Is briiuful Of valuable information and
analytical reports Of scores Of companies operat-
ing in the great Mid Continent and Texas oil
heids-souc good. bad and indifferent. NETery-
one interested in the worlds greatest industry
should read tho OIL PRESS. The last issue
together with late copy Of the Markets con-
tairing quotations Of listed and unlisted, active
and inactive oil stocks will be sent free on re-
ques; also while they last a new, accurate
colored map Of Ksnsas. Oklahoma and Texas
jus. out featuring the oil fields in rcd Address
OIL PRESS 81 Republic Bldg. Kansas City.
Mo. dcli-lt
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MME. RUTH

Pslmist. csiuoysnt and Phrenoloxist.
Can be consulted daily on an sfairz q Az;
atissction guaranteed: hours. Ga m. 10 1
p m studio 80 Oh =. nv. dsF.tf
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PHRENOLOGIsTS.
MADAM SfiEARA.

Egyptian Phrenologist
and Business Adviser.
Before undertaking. any
thing Of importance con-
suit one who can prop
efiy advis you. Truth
full advise on all sfairs
Of life. Evn influences
overcomel This ad and
81 entities you 10 my s.
reading Sees everyone.
Hours . q m. to Q D
n psrIors upsrairR
NJ. Ia - 4.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

pan 10 WORK THIS CITY REFINIsHING
Chandeliers, brass beds automobiles, by new
eethod; 30 daily without capital or experience.
DE GUNAETAL CO.. 1S I'm. Decatur.
delIlt
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Surely you want to know more
about DR.. Humphreys' Remedies
than the information given around
the bottle of "Seveny-seyen" for
Grip and Colds; that has served
you so well.
They are described in a simple
manner in a Medical Book pub
Iished in English. French. Span
ish. Portuguese and German
nSiled free to any address in the
world.
At all Drug and Country stores.
Humphrey Honeo. Medicine Co.
156 William Street New York.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WRECKING AND BUILDING

WE WRECK ALL KINDA Of BUILDINGS
A. R. THOMPSON. IS7 E St Sc
ius-sun wed tri-tt
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PROF. KAIEE, MARZABAN

Think Of the man who will call your name.
and tell you the object Of your visit. Msrzaban
o-mes to direct. advise. and help men and
women in everyday affairs Of life; tells you
names OF friends. rivals. enemies: tells you
every hope. fear or ambition. Hours. a. m. 10
7 p. m Room III. rd floor, Kenois Bldg. llth
and sts. NV, over SC and l0c store. Main
1850 VIII give you scientific reading :. Private
Office. From to p. m Sundays. delSlt
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AUTOS FOR SALE.
FORD SEDAN 1918 MODEL, EX-
cellent condition. Army officer
leaving city. Phone Cleveland 1888.
= def2tf

HAVE A FINE BUICK. lss. SEVEN
passenger car that looks and runs like q new
one; having been tranxferred to another city
win sacrifice to highest bidder before Sunday,
December II. 1873. Terms as low as>ssoo down.
balance 40 you wish. TO responsible parties: any
demonstrafion- BOX "a Herald odics dsles<
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PROF. BELMONT.

Noted Clairvoysnt and Palmist, can read yout
hfs By the lines in your palm. which sre the
record Of your life. Being q graduate Of two
eolleses 0 palmistsy his wonderful ptft q
second sght ensbles him to lift the veil Of mss.
tery and reveal to you important matters d
your future life Gives advice on business mat
tiers. love, health and family aaairs: tells rams
Of your future lIsband ar wife; tells Il one you
love Is true or false; What part of the country il
luek1est to you, what 10 do to be successtul in
lie: removes troubles Of an nature trins. the
separated toeether; tells the secret of b. ,ins
PERSONAL influence with your associates. Prot
Belmont 10 Psychologist Of World Renowu
Soor to Masonic Temple
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FARM LANDS.

LAND BUYERS ATTENTIONI WE HAVE
Thousands Of the richest acres Of black made
land for sale that the world produces. STAR
LAND CO.. Charleston, Mo. deI+lt
QUICK SALE? FIFTY-ACRE FARM IN
good community; close IN Folkston, county
seat Of Cha,lton County. Ca; on rural high
way; one mile 10 churches and good school
rev dwelling; six large rooms finished; with
barn; running water: price. 500 cash. J.. c.
ALLEN. Owner, Box. g, Folkston. Ga.
del+lt
TEXAS OIL LEASES SIS AN ACRE YEAR
ago now bringing several thousand; same 90
portunity again; hveacre leases Lampasas Coun-
ty where many wells drilling. SIS per acre; ab-
straet certificate free. GENERAL ENGINEER
ING SUPPLY CO.. Burton Bldg, Fort
Worth. Tex DEALT
The Washington herald., 1919-12-14

Mems, women,s and ChIiarens
Eels House slippers for Christmas.
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b known ~ one Of Its greatest eIponent. Hun
dreds visit this remarkable woman daily; com.
plete readings with sceurste descrip.ions Of wha,
your Sand foretells. only 81. Reception parlor ne.
corner q 9Th and @ NV Entrance 9Th st. aourI
.. N. TO p m. iez6N
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
MADAM PARKER

GIFTED CLAIRvOYANT AND MEDIUM
II you are going to seek advice or help.
why not consult one who Is well known.
one who is here permanently This rfted
lady an tell you anything you wish to
know or fnd out in business, health, or
family Affairs When and whom you viii
marry. What part Of the country is best
for you What to do to be successful in
life. Removes evil Influence. Tells how
TO win and hold the one Of your choice.
Satisfaction or NO charges. Readings. sl.0o.
lnl . st NV, between. Eth prs i3th- no3u
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Wanted-Fur. or Unfur. Rooms.

TWO DESIRABLE ROOMS, BATH AND
htchenette. furnished or unfurnished must be
well heated; in hrst-class neighboChood; have
two children. ages and yearS Write or
phone. Mrs. U. q. LEE, KS Z. Fayette st.
Baltimore. Nd. Wolfe 67f7J. Reference.
del3A
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YY0NNEI
MADAM IGNORE

GIFTED CLAIRvoYANT AND MEDIUM.
Gives true and good advice on business love.
divorce and marriage Tells how to gain success
In anything YOU wish to do. Tells hov to over
come evil inhuences; how to gain and hold the
one you love. Her advice will help you you win
be wiser and happier after seeing this gifted
medium. No guess work or questions asked
What she sees and tells comes true. Tells the
full name Of who you win marry. the day and
month. Give her . trial before you criticise
come and be convinced what q natural born
clairyoyant can do. satisfaction or no chargrs
Hours II q m. to go p m Closed Sunday
III ELEVENTH STREET NV.
rwo doors north Of Palais Royal.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WHO HAS SELLING
zperiencs; eall On retail trade: highest con-
fnisaion rate-pAid; advertising ealendars and
boselties; selling season commences January l.
HE GEO. H JUNG CO.. Cincinnati Ohio
delLlt
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MADAM EPP.
RIZPAH HD0N

Genuine EUptisn Palmist, reads ,ast, pres
Mt and future; satisfaction guaranteed ses Pa
We nv. noarn
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CHINA PAINTERS HAVE WHITE
china for decorating: also beautiful, original
designs for painting Columbia s5R. or BOX
so, Herald Office. del0-1t
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MAN AND WIFE SEEK POSITION OF
trust on gentleman's estate; can raise chick.
ems and game. having had life experience: can
furnish referencea Address T. P, n Ritten-
house st. NV. deIlH
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ONE LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM ON
first floor. with gas and bath and use Of kit
chen for L h. k, for SO per month II 18th
1t ne dei2a
The Washington herald., 1919-12-14

ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS MisTLETOE
nov. or you may miss a kiss" 4 big bunch
Grated BY sIpress. 81. Write J. L. HAYES.
Bealeton. Va. de.3-l5
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wHISKY'S SUCCESSOR-"OLD TAILOR
BORBOS." Plenty snap: no headache; non-
alcoholic: circular free. COLONIAL BALISAM
BITTERS CO.. Hammond. Ind. deItlt
FOR SALE-E. BURNUM'S HIGH-CLAss
toilet preparations at pre-war prices: they are
always appropriate and greatly appreciated a.
gifts LIBERTY SANITARY BEAUTY SHOP,
ISIS 18th 1t. nv. North A7SJ. de3At
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HOW DOES THE PUBLIC KNOW

\ MARY BAKER EDDY SCIENCE AND
HCalth' with key 10 scriptures s. 70 Rock
Creek Church road. Columbia Us deltr
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
FLORIDA PECANS

Big, delicious. full meatcd. thin she'll pecans
fine for candiss and pastry; in cartons Iost paid
one pound. 81: i've pounds, ST.
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WANTED-AGENTS.
ALCOHOL:

-AGESrS-
~ 10 ~ per day without any inv.~tuo.nt
BOX 90. Herald once d.IIIt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

CAN ANTONIO. Tex, Nay l5--AaJ-
- F. g. Chamberlain today an
bounced the building program agreed
upon along the border from arizona
TO Brownsville, when he called for
bids for the construction OF these
quarters.
Plans and specifications are now
ready. he announces, and VIII be sent
10 any. contractor furnishing a deposit
of $50 to guarantee the preservation
and return
Bids for=the work win be opened
June q
The construction work called for IN
this section west from Maria through
Arizona is as follows
u blacksmith shops and guard
ladobel. 10x1lL
= barracks (adobe). 2lxl4L
il mess hall (adobe), 21NS5-
II latrines tadobel, 21x2s
10 officers quarters (adObe). 35Z26
field officers quarters ladobel,
25xf1
~ y. c. O. quarters (adobe). 2Sx25.
% stables, 60 animals Crane 2
trp-l. 24E160-
Il oorrals. fence only. 1900 lin #
hay shed. 60x1o0.
grain shed, 5SxSo-
warehouses, 60Xl6o-
Utilities
One-half mile railroad spur.
Santa Helena. Laiitos, Glenn springs.
Indie. Ruidnsa preside, = Troopsl-
Erctts. PalFo.
barracks (adobel 21x1+l
I mess hall (adobe). 2lxS5-
I laVatory iadobe), 11x29.
officers quarters tadobel, z3N-o-
Q N. C. o. officers quarters, 2sx-5-
hay shed Cframel. 4oN6f.
grain shed (framel. lSN32
stables go animals. ] troop, 24N
100.
blacksmith shop and guard
fadobe3. 2lx11l
Utilities
Hollands Ranch ito Be Built From
Salvage materially.
mess and barracks $50 mem, 10N1l--
stables so animals. 1 troopJ'
blacksmith and stable guard,
eex11c
hay shed. 40xf0
BuIdosa CFrame From Salvage Ma
teriaD.
barracks and mess go mem,
stables go animals I troop.
blacksmith shop and guard, COX
l1e
hay shed. 40xf0
Hester's Ranch.
officers quarters tado5e), 25N-6-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
Frame Soldiers
SettJ ement Bill
ForNextC Congress
Legislation Will Enable
Veterans ToLocate On
Public Acreage.

Washington. D. c.. May 15.-Legis-
lation to enable soldiers to make
homestead settlements on public lands
was agreed upon at a conference today
between secretary Lane and members
OF the house and senate and win be
introduced when congress convenes.
The measure will be based upon house
bills prepared by representative Mon
dell II Wyoming, and senator Smoot
Of Utah. and viii provide for the em-
ployment Of soldiers at 81 a day in the
Development of public lands and the
allotment Of lands to them for agricul-
tural purposes.
Propose Civic Cenfers.
The size Of the tracts to be allotted
viii be left TO the discretion Of the
secretary Of the interior. but the bill
viii provide for the establishment Of
civic community centers with
churches, schools and homes and for
the advancement to each homesteader
Of $500 for the development Of his
farm.
Attending the conference today
senators Smoot and Myers, Of Mon
tana- and representatives Mondeu and
Sinott Of oregon. and Kinkaid OF Ne
braska-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

OF that formed by Arizona blooms
when FL Paso acted as host 10 the
men Of the 15Sth regiment recently
and when governor Campbell attended
10 carry the states welcome to IT'S
returned fighters
The governor said that the recep-
ton rendered the Arizonans at El
Paso had been so warm and sincere he
wished in some manner TO indicate
the states and his appreciation OF the
hospitality OF the Texans. he ac-
cordingly had ordered the munitions
shipped for the "rose barragc' to he
fired as Arizona's greeting to El
Paso county's fighters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15


officers quarters, e4x25.
international Bridge fFort Bliss To
Let COntraetl
L officers quarters (brick), 2Qxi9
] lavatory Cbrick), 20x30-
barracks Cbrick), 3Qx6o.
] mess han (brickl, 20x91.
Utilities.
Nae0.
1 infirmary, 3lx106.
I recreation hall (adobe). o1x9s.
barracks (adobe), 21x14L
miss halls (adobe). 21xS5-
lavatOries (adobe). 2lx29-
bakery (smalD (adObe), SlX4O.
officers quarters (adobe), Z5Xz6
\. c. o. (adobe), 2Sx25.
] hdgrs. (repair onlyO
Stables go animals troops),
2fx160
blacksmith shop and guards.
21x111
hay shed, 40xs4
I grain shed. ISx64.
Corral fencing. 1000.
r r. 70 warehouse.
Haehita.
y c. o. quarters, 22x24.
1 hay shed. 60x10o.
I grain shed. 1SxS0.
8 stables go animals troops)i
30x160
4 blacksmith shops. oex42.
stable guards, 20x2L
Q company barracks. To be COM
pleted on " & r
s officers quarters. To be completed
on " & R.
Douglas.
warehouses. 60x166.
hay sheds, 60X100.
ffeld laundry-1000-eoo9 men
s7x109
boiler house-on laundry. 1sx45.
IS officers quarters, 24E-5-
officers mess. 20xSf.
] headquarters. 2oxS4-
barracks (oakery company
z6N G o. OTIS. 2ex24.
Utilities.
r. r. miles
Columbus. \. VI.
45 barracks. 20x14o
l. mess halls. 20xi26-
is latrines. 20x35.
/ headquarters Co. stable. 24-l60.
stable, 24x110.
I stable, 2fE6o.
supply Co. stables, 24x1s0.
! administration bldg, 20XS4
1 administration lavatory. Isx14
exchange. 52x91.
+ medical building. 30x1O5.
guard house, 20x56.
] guard house lavatory. 2Ox1A
50 officers quarters, 2sx4o.
bachelor quarters q groupl
27x3S.
; field officers quarters. ssxfs.
2 reg. storehouses, 20x93.
Utilities.
Cement Plant. FL Paso.
7 mess hall, s0xS4.
I recreation hall
announcement Of the buildings TO
be erected at Fort Hiss is 10 be made
from there and bids are tao be asked
there, when the plans are completed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
Nau Notions Sale Ends SaLrdag-DO Not Miss

state vs. Charles Figueroa. no
chauffsurs license. $3.50 fine.
state vs.. Jose Ornelas. no chauf-
feurs license. $3.50 fine.
state VS.. John smith. glaring lights.
dismissed
state vs. G. Hartseu. speeding.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
GOV. T. E. CAMPBELL SENDS
ROSES FOR RETURNED MEN

Phoenix. Ariz. May 15=Arizona
roses, sent by governor T. z. Camp
bell VIII be showered on FL Paso
county soldiers when they are well
coined after their war service in the
Texas city this evening.
The rose barrage" viii be a replica
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
FOE PLEADS To
BRITISH PEOPLE
Scheidemann Appeals for
Lighter Terms; Can't
Sign Paet-Rantzau.

London. Eng May i5--Phiiip
.scheidemann the Gegman premier has
sent through the Berlin correspondent
.of the Daily Herald. the labor news
paper an appeal to the British people
TO realize THE appalling position Ger
many is placed in by the peace eondi-
tons"
Fulfillmeut "Imuossible.'
Berlin. Germany. Nay 1o--Count
Won Brockdorf- Rantzau, the head OF
the German peace delegation, in COM
municating TO the other members OF
the delegation the text OF the three
notes he sent to premier Clemenceau,
pointed out that the peace treaty in
its present form could not be accepted
ana could not be signed because II was
Impossible 10 fulfill its terms.
VIII seek Better Terms.
Dispatches from Versailles. report
ing the counts action. add that he
told the German delegation that it
would sign nothing it was not in
tended to fulfill The delegation. he
continued would endeavor TO improve
the treaty and make its signing pos
sible