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Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
NORTH FRANKLIN

Mrs. Q. Louis Johnson, Mrs. Albert Bhles and Miss Lydia Johnson at tended the Ewing Kelley wedding in Windham Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Manning of South Windham were guests of Mrs. Albert Ward Sunday.
 Mrs. ITnogene Arnold of Willinantic spent Monday with her daughter. Mrs. Reuben Manning.
 Raynond Coleman Of Cheshire was a week end guest of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Duerr.
 Mrs. Edward c. Billings of Windham was calling on friends in town We'd resday.
 Mrs. Trta Watson of Norwich is vis. iung her daughter, Mrs, A R. Face.
 Mrs. Jennc'te Hoffman and dauer- ter Ella, Mrs. Frank Rockwocd and dauEhters Florence and Afjlls.s Mrs. William Weaver, Miss Mabel Tracy and Mis- Iiliie Browning attended the Socistf Corner picnic held at tae home of MrE. E,ye of South Coventry Wed- resday. ..... t>
 Tte annual mee4.uz of the Home uis-iorar" so,.o.+ 4as held at the horc ot N-s. Louis smttl1, Be7eian re- iie' uc-E WAS ta-se7F up. There were sl ladies end nine children iu attend saee
 Mrs. Eermor Gassr aYd Mrs. Fr"d Ra-e attended ti-e Ladies' Aid society meeting al the home of Mrs. George Clcer of Plain Hill.
 Mir. and Nrs, F. A. Rorkwcod and faui'y were callers on Miss Alice Smith of F:rookiyn Sunday. '" ..
 N-s Fred Tface entertained 1t teT Tuesaay Mrs. F'so4 Duerr and Misses E!izi.beih and Mabe. Duerr. Mrs Fran; Ro,k1roo and Misses F'lorelcf and Ella i;oekwood MT Ett1 Wars"- of Norwich. Mrs. Jeanese Hoffman and Misses E!ia Hoffman and Rena Race.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
BOLTON

The graduating exercises of Bolton schools were held in Bolton hall last Friday evening. The room was deco rated with ferns, flowers and flags. Aside from the singing. the program was furnished by the ten graduates, who were from the Center school. Misses Ida Ponticelli. Anna sCaselli. Annette Muzzio. Ernest Boero; South school, Miss Josephine Sifiano, William Ruebin, Henry Massey. Frank Eauso- Ia: North. school, Miss Charlotte Rei- chard and Clifford Grisuold. The pu- p!ls did their parts in an, exceedingly ! fine nanDer. = ! Childrens 5 Sunday. was observed in toe 'Congraga tion2l. church Spndav. , special music by the choir was much { enjoyed, the remainder of the program, consisting Of a solo by Miss. Helen 1 .Jonesa+ld nausic and recitatione by the { chiidre1. The church. was attractive 1 with r1otntain laurel and ferns Mfr and Mrs. kneeland Jones little son ] Waa baptized { HarrF MiE5urn of this place and , Miss Lucy ', PhAins of TTestcbester were married in that towtr las 1Sa.tur- day. Mr Mill1ur'r is now telegraph op- orator at the Columbia station Mrs , MiloHri1 is well known iia Bolton l1av- ir- taught Tn the North school for some t'ne. Mir. and Mrs. Mflburn are to i've in Hillimantic. >,s't
 MT. and Mrs. John Ward of Hart ford spent Sunday with afr. and Mrs John II. Massey.
 State Grange Deputy Luther (. Skin. CT e Vernon inspected Bolton grange No. 1T. last week. at which time tht fl -st degree was exemplified.
 Misses Era and Helen Jones O El-tfo-d s-ent Sunday with tlfei hcorfer. F. Kneeiand Jones.
 Mrs. Ruby Bowen of Gi!ead is visit
 iilc Mrs. P, IT. Jones .s ;'s
 ,Irs, .Filliam H.. Atkins and child~e, of Hartford are with her parents. MT ! and Mrs. Charles M. Lee.
 |, William Sit@y recently received wort of 'oo death of his fathers sister, Mrs C .a:a F%th, of New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
WIl..SONVulE.

Mrs Ed Eteean attended tke fu- llnrol of her in ale, Mr. Durand, ip W3"ceste- st 're4iS
 N-. aNG Mrs fiGwkirr4oil os VraSs,-cr. Mass. called or tAirs. EJG chiljs Sum i17s, s---. -.- .E
 Mrs. eto2l-en p.att Of ' ebs:er. with '}aT <.:a,i-'- .'- f.1,,'--1, o:l Mrs. angeles ana ta-pilr, Su.f9,y.
 7',. a1 1'EM-s. i6.lE -.s.'3a of putaa..7 y'f;ftd "rit'I thet- brother and his tan..- ilr fi'1rIsy. -'s,s' 4,
 Y < ~asistine R..2:2 was with rela~ ;'--,s is nut.::"nl ,,.',esoay.
 O" accoGAt of illness r the teacEe-s family. school was closed for the week a-7'l f.a closing exercises vii! be held later -F
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
ROyTO,., NOTCH

The North school closed Friday. Mrs. DqNolf vas he teacher.
 Mr. and Mrs. ore9 Ma:;.e came horne Tuesday afte!. I. week 5 visit with relatives in Stoniagtoi, ard Westerly.
 Charles. Chapman from Boston is visiting at. M. ". Towards.
 M. ". Howard bas rented his house known s the Garner place to fern satherers.
 Mrs. H. B. DeTolfs sister and the latter's husband from. Parish N. Y. arc visiting her.
 Mre. Herbert Cross was a Hartford visitor Tuesday. ..-.y z.-f
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20

G. Clark, Ruth Cohen. James E. Cot
 ton Francis Curran, Florence A. Dan
 forth, Andrew F. Donovan, Elliott D. Dean, Annie J. Freedman. Hazel I. Greene, Fosdic Potter Harrison, Ethel E. Hughes. Clara E. Keller, Rosie Mae kempton, Jacob H. Keston. Marie F. Lomoardo, William I Mccoy, Chand-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20

Ter Morse. Christina@5C Murray, ElA,
 NJ. Parker Edith D. Pease. Mildred A.
 Perry, Elizabeth A. Rafferty. Wilbur
 ]. Rock, Ellsworth H. Sabin, Sophie A Shapiro, Ruth I. Shaw. Celia Smith, Gladys L Stratton. Villa R. Tetre2nlt,
 George D. Torrey, Myrtice E. Warren, Liilian-D. Wineberg. Nsbe1sR Whiting
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20

presentation of diplomas. Supt. Will ham l.. Macdonald; singing. Star Epahgled Banner.
 The list of graduates includes: Thara L. Alnes. Ina. Mae Aldrich, Florence A. Austin. Thelma Mae Bos-- worth, aSarsh .. Barber. Joseph Bovo, Leo B. Corey. Bertha E. Child. Herbert
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20

Ne,v haver.--Arnoulrce is made ,;.>: tie. E. r. 0. Ells, Ne. 25. that the S5tl? annual outing. known as Victory eng. VIII be he'd at Lighthouse ball sThursd day. June cs-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
Auto Club VIII
Elect It's Nezg
Directors Mar. 8
IA Names To Be Voted
Upon For Seven Direc-
tors; 2 Hold Over.

At a meeting OF the nominating
committee OF the FL Paso auto club. at
10 o'clock Friday morning. +. II. Lax
enby, chairman. candidates were Sc
lected to fin seren vacancies existing
on the board OF directors. Fourteen
candidates were selected from which
seven directors are to be chosen. Fol-
lowing are the nominees:
C. II. Harvey. II. P. Hadneld. J E.
A J. Strayer. E. II. Yale. A.
l. Mcknight. II. W. Broaddus. Hen
~ T. Bowie. Claiborne Adams, ". B.
Miller. Miss Buena Glider. E. p. I.er-
ner. W II Aldridge and Dan T. White.
The retiring directors and officers
are ". G. Roe. president; J. ". Kirk
patrick. vice president: Adrian Pool.
Fred II. Lazenby. ". J. Rand, Tom Lea
and r. Burt Orndorff
Robert Krakauer and c. a. Martin
1 iS oyer during 1919 from the old
Ballots win be mailed TO members
seven days before the election and the
votes VIII be cast at the club office
march :. and the annual meeting
viii be held March T.
Big Meeting March &.
The meeting on the fourth Of March
is for the entire membership of the
club and. as provided by the bylaw s
Of the club. the retiring president WIN
make his annual address aud the new
" elected president viii outline his
platform. stating his intention with
reference to the future OF the club.
This meeting VIII without doubt
present much OF vital interest and
president Roe said today he hoped that
the members would make 1t a point 10
be present.
The future Of the club was never
brighter" he said, and the many
plans under way at the present time
are OF vital importance to all motor
lists OF the city. The plans viii never
materialiZe unless the officers OF the
club have the cooperation Of the mem
bers --
President Roe was urged TO hold
over for another year, but declined. as
he expected to visit Cuba and South
America shortly. The BYLAWS allow
three directors to hold over.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
ARIZ0NAR SELLS S14O,000
RANCH THROUGH Ell PAS0AN

y. D. 8IcKeehan. OF Duncan. Ariz
has sold 10 the Canon Cattle Co, OF
Il Paso. the XII ranches. known az
Carlisle and Blue Creek ranches. east
Of Duncan, Ariz-. in Grant county. y.
u The ranches are on the north
side OF the ella river and includes d
range said TO be about IS miles square
in area
With the ranches go 1900 head OF
grade Herefords- The value OF the
property Included IN this deal is given
at $4,000 The sale was MADE
through ". F. Hale. OF the real estate
firm or Jas. l. Mari & CO. As part OK
the consideration. M McKeehan has
taken real estate in FL Paso and also
IN The valley valued at sfo.0oo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
R0UAULT LOSES;
CABLE CHOSEN
Endorsement of Las Cruces
Man For Game Warden
Is Disregarded.

santa Fe. " A.. Feb. 14.-In spite OF
ali the strong endorsements that were
Eiren for the reappolntment Of Theo-
dore Rouault. jr.. as state fish and
game warden. Gov o. A. Larrazolo
yesterday appointed Thomas p. Gable,
OF Las Cruces. 10 that office.
The governor reappointed Charles
Springer Of Cimarron. on the state
highway commission.
Eouault had the endorsement OF the
rev Mexico Game Fro-cctive associa-
tion- Of the FL Paso Game Protective
association and warm letters of com
men1ation from officials Of the vas
rlous national game and spOrtsmen's
associations. He also had a strong
personal endorsement from e. s SEN
ator a b. Fan and was supported
py various leading New 1leLicans and
TIrrually all the daily papers Of New
AeEic0
Tom Gable, who succeeds him. held
me u1flce under the last territorial
governor, after which he was en-'
gaged In the saloon business at Daw-
son. y II in the last campaign ne
vas Rpeublican county chairman OF
tolfaE county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
EapPy Mothers
Prepare in Advance
\ Wonderful InHuenes For EzPeetaut
Mothers.

Mothers for over haf a century have
used WIKI the utmost regularity the time
Llnlre1 preparation. Mothers Erlecd. be-
11re The arrival o. baby Here IS a truly
wonderful penetrating application FOR The
abdomen and breasts u softe1s and
makes elastic The muscles, rendering
them plant 20 readily yield TO natures
demand Tor expansion BY Its use the
anxious months q pregnancy are made
comfortable The usual wrcnchinE strain.
bear-nE-doTn and stretching pains are
ccu1reracted- The system IS prepared for
the coming event and The use OF Mothers
Friend brings res-ful nights and happy
anticipation. for the nerves are not drawn
uucn with The usual strain.
By Us regular application the muscles
expand easily when baby arrives; the time
s. less az the crisis and naturally the
pain and danger IS less.
Mothers Friend IS On sale at every drug
store X IS for external use only, Is ab-
s1lutely safe and WONDERFULLY effective
write The Bradflai1 Regulator Com
uauT. Dept C. Lamar Building. Atlanta.
Georgia Tor rheir Interesting Hotherhood
Book. free % users o. Mothers Friend.
AID obtain q bct-le Of Mothers Friend
from the drug store and begin this crate
ri rreztueur--Adr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14

MEXICAN GENERALS CARE
FOR FARMS NOT FIGHTS

Mexico City papers say that 200 col
onels Of the Mexican army. having be-
come discontinued on account OF being
held on a waiting list for months
without pay. have refused TO take part
in the organization OF the socaued le-
gion Of honor proposed by president
CarranZa-
In a memorial sent TO the federal
chief executive, these officers have
demanded that land be granted them
for three-fourths OF their pay and that
the rest be paid in money. instead OF
government bonds. which had been Of
fered. Many OF the colonies said that
they preferred 10 quit the army and
take I'D farm work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
MEN HELD ON GUN THEFT
CHARGE WAIVE HEARING

George Holmes and Frank Miller
who were held in connection with the
theft Of two machine guns. several
rifles and ammunition stolen from
Fort Courchesne early this month,
waived preliminary hearing before
United States commissioner S. L
were bound over to the federal grand
jury, which meets in April Holiness
bond was fixed az $4,000. in default
Of which he was remanded to jail
The bond OF Miller was set at S500l
and was given by him during the af-
rernoou
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
GOOD FRUIT SEASON IS
FELT IN BLAN COLONY

r A Farnsworth. a business man OF
Colonia du Blan. has been in Juarez,
visiting and attending TO business for
the last two days He expects to re-
turn to the colony Friday
Mr. Farnsworth reports that the
people Of the colony anticipate a very
good fruit season Considerable re-
pairing is being done, he stated, by the
Mormons, who have been able to re-
turn 10 their homes which were aban-
coned during the revolutionary dis
turbances.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
CONSULATE HAS WAR PICTURES.

The American consulate at Juarez
received. Thursday. copies OF photo
graphs Of American soldiers in France
and poster Illustrations showing army
and navy activities during the war.
which are being used by the Ameri-
can government in its campaign in
Mexico 10 give publicity TO the part
that America has taken in the war
for democracy Among tho eollec-
ton is photogravure Of president VIII
son earnestly talking on the portico
OF the white house TO two Texans
about local conditions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
urB Official, accused
OF Armenian Massacres,
Shoots Himself, Report

Constantinople. Turkey, Feb. II
Dr.. r Bey. a former vail Of Diarbekr.
accused Of completely in Armenian
massacres, who recently escaped from
custody, was run TO earth by the
Turkish police and shot himself
through the head TO avoid arrest, II is
reported
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
WOMEN
Suffering from
Nervousness and
Sick Headache

-lassitude, low spirits and
loss of appetite viii find re-
newed strength, brighter
looks, better health and
clearer oomplexionsbyusing
Beecham's Pills. They give
you the very help you need,
and are a natural aid to the
stomach, liver, bowels and
blood. Gentle and positive
IN action, without any disa-
greeable after-effects-- Use
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14

a negro. who gave bis name as Ro-
berto Ochoa. and claimed TO be an
American. was arrested by the Juarez
police Thursday. on advice from Chi
huahua City that he is wanted there
on a charge Of theft While being
questioned by the police authorities.
he stated that he has also used the
alias Of Eugene Guindell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
MARGARET c. CONNELLY.

daughter Of John +. Connolly. troop X,
fifth cavalry. and wife, died February
10 at Fort Bliss Funeral services
were held Friday afternoon from the
parlors OF a local undertaking estab-
lishment, burial taking place at the
Fort Bliss cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
HELD ron INYEsrIGATION.

Benlto Calderon. alleged TO be a
fugitive from the Jnarez ian. was
arrested early Friday morning BY po-
lice captain S. II. Teater IN the south
part OF the city. and Is being held IN
the city jail pending investigation.
Caideron, according 10 his statement
TO the police IS the owner OF . small
transfer business IN Fl Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
APPOINTMENTS ARE MADE
PVHITC HY- GOV. HOBB

Austin, Texas, Feb. 14.-Gov. W p.
Hobby today announced these appoint
ments: Members Of the board OF man
ayers Of the eDileDtic colony. c. T.
Besckham. Taylor county. reappointed;
L II. Bennett, Taylor county, TO sue
coed John Boyer. Taylor county
Members Of the state board Of phar-
macy, Henry L Carleton, Williamson
county: ". H. Cousins. Dallas county;
John A Weeks. Runnels county: 4. "
Griffith. Travis county, and Sid Bass,
Kaufman county
Member OF management OF hospital
for negro insane, c. II. Fits Of
Cherokee county. to succeed S N. Tan
uey, Cherokee county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
DEATHS AND BURIALS.
sTEPHEN \. GLADWIv.

Stephen y. Gladwin. aged % years.
cop, Co. a, seventh field battalion.
died February y. at the base hospital.
Fort Bliss Funeral services viii be
held Saturday afternoon at / o'clock
from the parlors OF a local undertake
ing company. The remains win be
sent 10 Fort Pierre. Fla. for burial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
WILL MAKE TEST MARCH.

The ninth engineer regiment which
arrived Friday from Camp Cody, has
been ordered to combine with the
eighth engineers in a 100 mile test
march which viii start from here in
the direction OF Camp Cody next Non
day. IL was stated at military head
Quarters Friday. On the completion
OF the test, the ninth engineers VIII
resume their duties at Camp Cody.
here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
ALASKAN KILLS UNITED
STATES MARSHAL CALHOUN

Juneau. Alaska, Feb. 14.-Boats are
patroling the shores OF this port 10
prevent the escape OF Peter Jackson.
a native who yesterday shot and
killed deputy United States marshal
Clyde D. Calhoun. OF Craig. who had
arrestei Jackson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
PLAN TO FETE srOCKMEx.

The entertainment committee Of
the chamber OF commerce met at II
o'clock Friday. and went over the
plans for entertaining the visitors 10
the Panhandle & Southwestern Stock
mems association to be held in Fl
PasO in March
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
SPLIT COLLEGES,
HOBBY PROPOSES
Sends Message Urging Di-
vorce of U. of Texas and
the A. and M.

Austin. Tex. Feb. I4.-Gov. ". P
Hobby today transmitted message
TO the Legislature. recommending the
adoption OF a joint resolution pro
posing an amendment 10 the eonsti-
tuition divoreing the university Of
Texas from the A and II. college, and
also providing for the distribution on
an equitable basis Of the university
and a and n. college lands
He also recommends the enactment
Of a measure providing for the is
suance for these institutions OF bonds
against the landed endowment as
means OF more readily realizing
fund Tor buildings and permanent de-
yelopment than would be possible Dy
placing the lands upon the market
The issuance Of bonds by the state
could only be accomplished by amend
ing the constitution
Under the plan proposed the mi
versity gets Sc % per cent and The
A. and II college 80 IL per cent OF
the lands
Fight Pool Hall Law.
Hotel men throughout the state who
operate pool halls in connection with
their hotels are processing 10 the gov
law and urging him to veto the meas
ure. kilograms poured into the gov
errors office today from hotel pro-
prietors in various portions OF the
state. There Is also a delegation Of
hotel men here today urging the GOV
ernor 10 disapprOye the bill. These
hotel men do not mind regulation Of
pool halls but object TO being put
out Of business.
Estimates of Appropriations.
Estimates and approximation of ap-
proprlatiOns requested by depart
ments and institutions 10 be made BY
the legislature for the next two fis
cal years are slightly in excess Of the
estimated revenue OF the state for the
same time. according TO a statement
given by c G. Thomas. clerk Of the
house appropriation committee He
estimated revenue Is s31.901.317. while
appropriations aked total S32.326,7f6.
However, the latter amount is based
upon naNimums before botl the house
and senate appropriation committees.
and 1lr. Thomas says that the
amounts asked for viii be materially
trimmed. so IL may be assumed that
the state has sufficient funds 10 care
for all needed appropriations. The
present income OF the state is esti-
mated at S13-g50.938 a year and sug-
gested amendments 10 the gross re-
ceipt laws Will add 100000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
GFORGF Is. KOEHLFR.

George Ernest Koehler. aged three
months, son OF Mr. and Mrs G. +.
Koehler, 3014 lIagoffin avenue. died
February 10 Funeral services were
held Friday afternoon. Burial took
place in Concordia cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
LID OFF wa ID.

Effective Friday. February Il. as
announced BIZ the war trade board are
the following removals from the con-
seryation list. All kinds OF lard COM
pounds and lard substitutes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
CITY CONSIDERS
AIDING CLINIC
Matter To Be Thoroughly
Reviewed At Next Meet
inc Of Council.

The next meeting OF the city couu-
Gil will take up the matter Of paying
half OF the subsistence OF patients in
the county venereal clinic in order
that the clinic be maintained. mayor
Charles Davis announced Friday morn
Ing. The council VIII also be asked to
approve the payment OF half OF the
amount paid ont By the county Tor the
past II months. for subsistence Of pa
tients In the clinic. amounting 10 ap-
proximately s250o.
Great Expense.
Thursday afternoon mayor Davis
conferred with county judge Z. B. Nc
Cliutock relative to the operation Of
the clinic, as at q recent meeting Of
county commissioners II was voted 10
close It. because Of the great expense
When the two officials met the matter
was speedily adjusted. however. mayor
Davis stating that the city desired 10
hold up its end. By paying 50 percent
% the cost for feeding the patients
There is an average number OF GO pa
TENTS in the clinic. fed at cost Of
50 cents per day. making the city's
share OF the expense. 4I5 per day
Nothing But Harmony.
There was nothing bur harmony
between the city council and county
commissioners in regard TO the mat
ter said mayor Davis The matter
OF paying FOR the subsistence OF the
patients VIII be taken Up at the next
meeting OF the council. as it Is desired
TO Immediately reimburse the county
FOR The expense Il has incurred IN
feeding the patients"
At the regular meeting OF the city
council Thursday morning. all present
favored the Joint maintenance OF the
clinic h- the HrfrW and CnuurT and that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14

Over q. 900 American soldiers have mar
ried FTench girls and VIII bring their
brides to this country WITH them.-Fr0m
Leslie's-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14

War workers in Seattle CTTashl chin
yards received as high as SIC a dag. while
var wages OF the best worlzmen in the
Belfast. ireland ship ards wcre about 81
Z WeeE-Erum LaslieL ---- ----- -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
TRADE BOARD No MEET

The foreign trade relations com
mittee Of the chamber Of commerce
viii meet at Z p m. today TO act upon
the request Of the board OF directors
that they make a recommendation
relative TO advertising in Mexico. and
as 70 sending a representative Of the
chamber OF commerce on the Nogales
excursion TO the west coast Of Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14
HabItuaI ConstlpatIon cured

LAX Eos WITH PEPSTN@ is a spec
tally prepared Tonic Laxative FOR
Constipation. II relieves promptly
but should be taken regularly for Il
to q days TO induce regular action. II
Stimulates and Regulates Very Pleas
and TO Take. soc per bottle.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-14

washington, d. Q, Feb. l4.-Gov-
eminent regulation and control Of the
meat industry was urged before the
houses interstate commerce COM
mittee Thursday by Mrs. Florence
Kelly. general secretary OF the Ma
tional Consumers league.
Mrs. Kelly told the committee the
CONSUMERS OF the country we're mani
mousiy fl favor OF government inter
veution in the packing business and
that they would not let congress
rest until definite action had been
ment would take control. prices OF
meat would be reduced and the poor
would be able to buy II again- Thou
sands OF persons in the large cities
have not tasted meat FOR years. Mrs.
Kelly said.