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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-04
PERSONAL.

WANTEp-pI NMONpS. OLD GOLD.
OLD IEWELRN. OLD SILVER.
WATCHES. OLD FALSE TEETH.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
SMITH JEWELRN co.
az l. g. SMITH BLDG. 9TH FLOOR
SWITCHES AND CURt.S MADE
from comhinrs Ladies' improve
meHt shop $40 Union st Main saol.
MISS PtERpONT. therapeutic treat
meutn. poor circulation. rheuma-
tism 500 Globe BID, First. Madison.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES ON CREDIT
MICHAEL. eO2 PIKE ST.
WITNESSES WANTED TO Acct
dent Jan 20 Gao y. ~. when Edith
HonnrHsy struck by James st. cable
al Third and James. Phone Main
14Ga between and q
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IL SITUATIONS waNTED-M,uE

YOUNG HONORABLY DISCHARGED
soldier. married. wants 20 go on
farm. has done purchasing for
large concern for p years prior
70 enlistment. ~ also good atenog-
raphcf. and Wna tn charge Of large
office during that time but wants
20 get away from office. can fur
nish best references. Call Rainier
hgf after 3 D. m. or write ALSO.
Star.
ARTILLERY OFFICER. HONOR
ably discharged. desires permanent
position. with opportunity for nd
vnneeuent; university man: age
~. clerical mechanical some nc
counting experience: best refer
euceg. can make good Phone
kenwood f57.
NAVE AN HONORABLE Dis
charge from naval aviation. have
returned 70 school would Ike poo
eifiOn ~ chauffeur or truck driver
1 after $40 daily and al day Sat
= urday and sunday. References.
qhone East 5iG1
pxacIIARGED CANADIAN ENGIN.
er G. = = 81 years u aee. mar
Wed. wants steady position In
Woodworking shop experienced
bench and machine man Refer
ence W required. Address Robert
r. Bell. s3if Greenwood ave. city.
REFINED AND CULTURED SOL
aier just discharged would like
n get in touch with party de-
string roomer Would be willing
10 share room. ASS. Star
DIacHARGED SOLDIER WISHES
position. Five years experience
In grocery business Wiil com
consider anything. Address All.
Star.
Just DfsCHARGED - CALL Eli
Bott 1891. Roofs. valleys. CUTTERS
repaired. repairing. contracting. /
hurry.
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AT KfI,ittANp

10 ACRES. & CLEARED ASD Ctt~
tFafrd milo from boat landing.
nu flninhIldaa Island Groom
funr. tnn hAfnh. chicken house
horse. buggy piun harfun nua
email tools ali Tor s. 900 The
tiEEcnt bargain on the island ar
lunm 81
AAHEN a SEXTON GO 1870 lee A..
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~ FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS

FUHNIa HED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. convenient and cheap. 1898
w. 10th sL
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AUTO ACCESSORIES

AUTO Tots TOR coNENN SEAT
covers. curtains. carpets. cushions.
closed and open ear upholstery -
every description. Special atten-
ton given 90 repairs and attcfa-
tons
Prompt aud courteous service
Prices riEht
PACIFIC AUTO TOP co.
sif o. Pike 81
Phone Main Acfi seattle wash.
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Complaints filed
Jennie Guuyon against Elmer cunyos
dsssrfion
Rosamond l.. nixon against oren /
nixon. non-support
Thomas Y. Dickens against Minnie 1
Dickens. cruelty.
Howard p FLEMING against Hazel \
Fleming. cruelty.
Afiis May Lewis against wslllAn
Esu4a frassItN
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FOR sALE-GOOp DAIRY STOCK
or garden land clay peat aWale
soil. some logged -off land. Joins
tuwusite. stores. schools. church.
railroad. saw and ahlngtc mills.
two camps an within one mile.
fine water. mountain RruuorF.
hunting and fishing. Buy. 1--we at
home Good wages IN camps.
G-ro0m house. two acres garden
land With gasoline saw. sell
wood enough ~ pay Tor land. g.
w. KIRK. Darlington. wash.
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james HsAdisy. 60. ssss Flora IL
Feh. l.
Peter cudich. -. Main hos.i. Jan. Il
Eiien Pearson. "a. ssos Dayton ave-
Jan. a. ~
anthony sash. u. ssio +. Madison q
Feb
E,an Y. Thompson. %. Swedish hos.
pitRi. Fsh. e.
Charles W cosurn. ;. ii,n and I'D
y. ". Jan. 81. =
benjamin Esdelman. -. old coud
house. Jan 20 n
james shannon. IS. 1914 r. Madssuu
ST Feb l.
Marssre, NJ. Rice. 6. i.ss iesh sve|
". Jan. a.
An Tut a.. Providence hospital. Feb =
Esther ninno. -. .sis Sorihiske ave.
Feb. 2
vioie, Patten. 20. Manhattan Aptk,
Feb !
Evsline clark. &c. seas W. sssh 81
Feb.
George Media. s. sosi ssth s.. Feb Il
Evcliu Corhin. n. 5so5 Fourth 4.
Feb. 2
james =. Burns. 20. 81 W. Draws.
Feb.
John u. walker. -. Providence hcs-
pttal. Feb
Margaret n. knight. -. slii isth S.
W feh.
Hazel Y, Daniels. %. sis w. Roy 4.
Jan. 81.
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4 The Largest Audience In the
Northwest Reads Star Want Ads
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Phone SMITH Of Ecnwood 2i9f
after 3 g.. m.
KEEN DEMAND FOR GOOD USED
ears in bound 10 raise the price
good used car There is q short
age on good used cars. and now is
the time 10 choose. before the price
raiHcH Used car Emporium has
over 80 To choose from. 18Th and
u. Pine.
! HAVE a 1917 HUDSON SUFFER-
Sis. privately owned. and IN Al
condition Has spot light and an
accessories. even Including ro1e.
Car has been run about 1000 miles.
ana has been oxcoilcntiy cared for.
has Z good aa ueW tires and ono
brand new extra. This Ia BIG
BARGAIN. Z205 second ave. FL
hott ZZf0
FOR GOOD USED CARS. suCH As
Bucks. Jodgca. StudobnkerF.
Ovrrlnnds. can be- had az tho
Emporium. You VIII never know
until you try how cheap these cars
can be- bought.
Used Car Emporium 18Th & T.. Pine.
SEVERAL or OUR CARS ARE
owned by Fhlpyard workers, and
are actually going NJ sacrifice
for Immediate results. We have
80 nlwnys on display Of the better
class used cars. OPEN EVENINGS.
Used Car Emporium. 18th q y. Pine.
STAR WANT ADS FOR RESULTS
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RABBITS

NEW ZEALANDs AND BELGIAN
Giants. 81 so up $40 Kenyon st..
seattle. wash.
HAVE 4 FEW RABBITS FOR SAIL.
Phone sidney 1915. t-party line
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Don't Sacrifice
YOUR LIBERTY HoNuS
We rAf fhr fun market price or
tnhu you the money at per cent
interest Parity paid receipts.
Thrift and War SaytuEs stamps
bought
sIh American Hank Bldg
SECOND and Madison
LIBERTY nuNps BOUGHT ALSO
highest cash prices paid for partial
payment bond receipts No delay.
ga Sew York iloch
Liberty UoNus BOUGHT PART
ly paid bonds nf bank ferei ptE any
ianue. ans amount aloe /. &.
Smith BidE
EUY LIBERTY HoNBR At 3 PER
cent discount OF quotation. also
partial payment receipts z0t
iiais AIT fldE
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AUCTION NOTICES


THREE LAYING RANTANE. ONE
game coCkrret one White Rock
coekerei. els Dlack Minorca laying
hens. 1900 Western ave.
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lion.
Olympia, Wash.
Dear Sir: l urge you to vote for Senator Lamp
ings bill to give Washington soldiers $40 month
for service during the recent ] urge you to see
to it that this is not buried in committee
Our soldiers should be treated right. They need
ready cash when they discharged Let's give it
to them thru the Lamping bil-and let's pass that
bill promptly Merit and not politics should count
Yours sincerely,
Name Observation-Disclosures.
Address NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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NORTHUMBERLAND PACIFIC co.
East Ntu lgth aud ~ Pine -
More than go uard ears nu hhhd
that were accepted ~ ua az raA
ment on new cara NHeh ear
carefully gone over and put ~
auod mechanical condition.
Ranging ice price frum $3.50 60 ti.hNhs
according 60 make and condition
aud cold on liberal terms - de-
sired
Some 90 these cars will please sou,
and "a viii b. great ads antaG r
go at least Investigate them before
buying
THREE on ritz fHETftfsf
EWeh 8 rondstrFa In town One
hnby blue. special Too tla4a, one
Ht.IE uiAck. 1000. ted one
thara dream. 50 .nu.
Used Car Emporium ieth ~ ltnT.
ID HAVE SEVERAL CASH itN Eita
on my ust fur such cars a. hudhrH.
OAK lands and iiuicka 10 3ou acc
tNatiy want Go cell your car hMd
got Quick rvaulta. bring IL o. The
Used Car Emporium. i2th 8 y flns
$500 THINK Or Tuis
E-ey Under. 1-pnsHruEef etude hAhr
good tires. etc tta ridiculous
price. but SIS true
iced car Emporium i1th q n ZINE
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SPECIAL nALLNHp nAHdAlNs

$3.50 PRETTY UuNGAL0W
large. neat living fuum HcruHH the
front OF the house. used aH rnH-
hinatlun dining and Twins room
worry pretty Fireplace. two clean
bedrooms. large gluHttt complete
and inviting bath cabinet hitrhea
in white all rooms plHHttred ete
uent basement with dirt floor
small lui mn lots on either eide
for sou to uaH, CO., can buy them
near car Iook Ar THE fEithie
$500 down. eco month aud per
cent Wen say you better hutft
8&tA
$500 COTTAGE
LIVING aud diuinE room combined
ONE bedroom Win closet. small
kitchen with pantry and alnb 3
Hund little house. bot needs auur
paint and phprr THE iut b. ieNrt.
and good aifcd near the Sound
and ear $500 COO more down. $50
month. TarrS and you lose
So 3sua
kTAN mos
soea Market Sc Phone ballard 49,
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81 ron s,LE-AOrOMonILEs


New tiroa. leather top: car in per
feet mechanical condition. can be-
had NJ real ba rEoin for cnEh. or
can gigr terms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-05

or q. W. Campbell. II. r. Brennan. J.
Ryan, Godfrey Spring. w. h ThoPnbufg.
J. z. Moore, Edward L. Fox. John ]. Car.
ter. Harvey Carter. c. X. Springer. B. =,
Wilson and N. w. Mora
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-05

During the past few weeks. or rather
months, the smoke nuisance in the
hear, Of Whcclnl: has come 10 DC not
only annoying. but embarrassing MS
IS nnrticuIarly nuticcnhl" in the heart
Of the CITY, and especially in III" Nlcih-
itv of Market street between Eleventh
and Sixteenth streets.
In the Schmulhnch building and other
large office buildings In The BUSINESS
district. the complaints are most nuin"r-
ous and perhaps the most Justified.
Rusirrgs men who have their "iii''S IN
thcsc buildings complain that the smoke
nuisance has become 50 great mat th'E
moi only cannot keep their offices clean
bni that It is impossible to keep thclr
crntbiny and persons lidy for any length
of time.
IN tho vicinity or Market street. be-
,,rocu Eleventh and sixteenth. several
stacks ar" permitted tn h"I'h i"f'h
ncovy volumes IF black smoke and SCOT.
,rb,sr ro, only penetrate ofiic" build
mrs. making il imr"$SihI" I" Keep
hooks and rapcrS clean. but tn" SCOT
finds It's way into stores running SHOCKS
If I,l.,a.r merchandise which is "N-
roscd in these places. and even r'n"-
tr,f,.s INFO the homes on the adjoining
.,rcc,s. making tn" nuisance almost I'M
hcargblr. ON tn" "u'skirtS Wh'r' sly
oval large coal burning industries ar"
located. thCs" conditions ar" SAM I" w
o,.o, worse. Th" complaint is general.
and has been growing Tor three Ec"'S
ar more. during which tim" thrr' nus
been much agitation in favor "i '"t;S-
lation looking to elimination 81 inc
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nuisance.
Recently the Intelligence has made
some Investigations Of the smoke pre-
v,ntion methods employed in other
cities The nbuv, illustrations show
tn" effect secured by using smoke con-
sumcrS in plants in Cincinnati, where
The residents arc protected by drastic
anii-SmUkr ordinance
Thr. first illustration shows a stack
in Cincinnati pouring forth its dense
volume Of dirty. black smoke. y smoke
prevention device was put in operation
and another picture taken ten seconds
later 1t Will Ne noted that the row Of
Siu,,k is entirely stopped and the
cloud Is seen floating away, leaving clear
air in tho immediate vicinity Of tn"
mouth Of the stack.
Tho city of Cincinnati. under its
smoke elimination code. employs n well
paid staff Of officials TO enforce the
an;i-smukc nuisance laws OF the city.
They ere given authority to supervise
the character uc fuel used and spcciflca-
tjrns Tor boiler plants must have their
approVal Fines ranging from rs to
500 arc provided for persons who
allow smoke above a certain standard
in color and density to escape Inro the
AIR. The ordinance empowers the city
in rcGuir" installation "t necessary
standard anti-smukc devices.
Cincinnati has smoke abatement
League which aids the city in the en-
rurccmcnt Of the smoke code by Keeping
a check on the railroads and industries
using coal CIR other smoke producing
fuel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-05
SAYS HEALTH
IS NOW FINE
William z. Cross, No. 1913 MerriInac St.,
MT. washington, Pa, Tolls Story.

Plant Juice, the now herbal system
tonic. Is n purifying and n vitalizing
agent. It CorrrCtS local disorders Of the
stomach. which is beng demonstrated
daily and verified by we'll known local
people in signed statements.
For instance, Mr.. William T.. Cross,
who resides nj No. 1913 McrrimIC street,
Mount Washington, WAS born and raised
IN PITTSBURGH. and IL 4 trusted cmpl"Nc
Of the largest furniture company in this
city, stated:
II have suffered with chronic consti-
patton for years. My stomach was also
affected. and my food f"rm"ut"d and
caused gas. which gave IN" great dis
trcsS. Was nervous md RESTLESS and
could not slNop at night and f"lt all
worn out in tn" morning and totally un-
fit for work. Every m"di"iu" | tried
failed 10 relieve mo and | fit =" dis
couraErd | do not know what Ia do.
Finally I heard Uf Ilaut Juice. and b.
gan TO take it. ! felt relieved from IN"
first dose. and have certainly gotten
splendid results from il. rs i has coin
ricc,ly relieved my constipation. toned
my stomach up IN fin" condition. | sleep
we'll and my general health is llu". I
will hn glad to recommend Glaut Juice"
Plant Juice Is n V"Eri&h," tuuj". "N-
tract.d from tn" roots. herbs. hurkS and
berries Of numerous medical plants. 1t
* natures own remedy and works Won
doris II gives almost imU',iiHt, h.u"-
nt and e. lends to permanent relief in
praCiicnllv every cas-" where p"uI'Ic Suf-
Yer rs ahnv" outlined.
Plant Juic" is sold in Wh""lirg ut C.
II. GreIst & c.. 1925 Market street.
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for holding n big mass meeting in the
town on Wednesday. the 18th day OF
November.
Arguments were advanced by each OF
the speakers giving reasons why the
smaller towns Of Lcathcrwood, pattcr-
son, Elm Grove. WarwOod. Fulton,
Pleasant Valley. Edgcwood and Woods
dale and the strip of unincorporatcd ter
ritory involved. should be made part
Of Wheeling proper.
Prominent speakers will be secured to
address the meeting November 18th. at
place TO be announced later and n large
attendance is already assured. At that
time the Greater Wheeling proposition
will be gone into and thoroughly ex-
planned for tho benefit of those who are
withholding judgment, due to lack OF
n thorough understanding Of the pro-
posed plan.
The Elm Grove committee. authorized
nj the last session OF the Greater Wheel
ing executive committee. Is composed OF
the following prominent residents: May
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-05
THREATEN TO MOVE
THE LABOR MEETING

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-Incenscd at
critical remarks Of Senator Sherman, Of
Illinois. in the senate, several members
OF the international Labor Conference
tonight declared that unless official as
surance was forthcoming that the ad-
dresses delivered yesterday and today
are not representative of the attitude
OF the senate. steps might lie taken to
adjourn the conference or move it else
where.
While the senate addresses were bare
ly mentioned in the conference hail. dol
egates freely discussed the matter
among themselves and several declared
their willingness TO lCa"e Washington.
Conference officials, however. are max
ing an effort to smooth out the Diff
ticulty and to avoid any break.
Advocates of Il forty-ciEht hour wcck,
which is favored by the report Of the or
ganiZing committee. FLASHED today with
defenders of straight eight hour day
on the floor OF the conference. Opinions
Of capital and labor delegates on this
question are further apart than on any
other item of the arcnda. members SAID.
and if the conflicting views can be roc
oncilCd, speedy agreement on the other
issues may be expected
The earliest college exclusively for
women was Mt. Holyoke, founded In
1887.
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DIST.
SCHOOLS HAVE
DAY IF STUNTS

- g, 49,. l;s,r;r.
tn" rorH! S'h'"!S 81 i''"' ~ N,r 60
nav" planned UNIQUE 'h''' ~ ~
tFir1N 'H,'1NS. N'N. hI."r -, -. w. t'' ~
~ Ia" H""li"r'0M 81 N"r'''t a.
W. l.. i"f''' ~ ',''. ~. ~ st,,n,e
WI, DO ,H' '.; ;,, - ,,,c., ~, Tire
~ ,',h S'i",r VII i"a...n, Will, hc
S'u"I EN'"E ~" '",El ,~i,,,. ~, words
~" r',I '1.', ~, t;,-,i Scp"nIs
-, ',.H' W ,,,.,i ,r',,,, ibn cnt,,r-
in H., h,rcrir nr tho
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ii:;,m.II '"'''''' '''' '''',
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~ ~ =" '',| ,.',,,',J IN Tho nrn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-05
CITY OF WHEELING
FIRST WARD.
SECOND WARD.

No. 1-923 Market St
precintt No 2-ChNmical Eng. House.
precinct 10. 3-l221 McColloch street.
precinct No, 4-l2th and Chapline SITS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-05
rEASANT VALLEY.
Amos Garage-Scibcrt's Station.

Persons living outside of any OF th'
above named towns Will Eot" At the pre-
cInct in any Of the said towns whIoh
which is nearest the point where thcS
live: ,, mn,
Persons living between Loveland ana
North Wheeling Will vote at l-oNCl"h"
Hose House in WarwOod.
Persons living between Fulton ana
I,catherwoud will vote either ct tult"n
Hose House or 4: Hcnry's blacksmith
IN Leathcrwood. which ever is nciTeS'
their residence.
Persons living out Woods Run. thrr
bethany Pike and at GrcEESTtllc VII!
vote at Cooks shoe shop ut Nuod&uhlc
in rear Of RchrcnS store.
Persons living on the south side 81
the National road from L"athcrwo"d
10 the east foot OF ChiCkcn-Ncck hill
will vote at Cooks Shoc shop in rear
OF Behrens' store in Wo"dSdalc
Persons living between IN" east foot
Of Chicken-NeCk hill and Pleasant VAL
ley including those living in Birch Lynn.
Edgedale and LennX Will vot" at
Leyey's store: which is located at tn"
corner Of the National road and EdS-
ington Lane.
Persons living between Pleasant VAL
lev and Elm Grove. Including those Nv
ing at Park View and al"nS and on b"th
sides Of the National road from N" hliI
to the creek will vote al Pleasant valley
or Elm Grove which ever is most con
vcnicnt for them.
Persons living across the creek be-
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THIRD WARD.

procinc, No. 1--14th and Market Sts:
precinct No. 2-Police Court ROOM Sl'.
p-ncinc, 10. 3-1416 Wood ST..
precinct No. 4-l92 Fourteenth 81
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Stunt S.-School represented.
FULL OF COLD; HAD THE GRIP

TINS has been such a Trying year Tor
Sikncss that many will be pleased TO
read how LOWS Newman. SOC North
rand St. Charleston. W. Va, was rr-
stored to health. He writes: Il was
down sick and nothing would do me any
good. was full of cold. Had the
grip until I got two bottles Of Folcy's
for grip and colds I ever used" Good
for grip. coughs. Group. whoopinC cough
and common colds. Sold eycryM here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-05
GREATER CITY MASS MEETING
At ELM GROVE NOVEMBER z

outlying districts when Il Greater Wheel
ing commits" Of prominent citizens. ap-
pointed by Mayer G.. W. Campbell. OF
Elm Grove. held an enthusiastic meeting
last night Numerous addresses were
delivered by members Of the committee.
endorsing the Greater Wheeling project
To incorporate the outlying towns In the
city proper, and plans were discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-05
MADE AT ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
OF COMMITTEE LAST
NIGHT.
Mayor Campbell and Leading Citizens
Of Pike Town Hard at Work.

Interest in the Greater Wheeling cleo
liun. called for the 10Th day or N"Fcm-
Der, was Increased considerably in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
Lumber Ready
For Bridge At
Mesquite, N. NJ.
Construction Will Be Hast
ened In Order To Open
Bridge To Traffic.

Mesquite. n. ". March s.-One car
load OF lumber was unloaded here to
be used in rebuilding the Mesquite
bridge. This work is being rushed in
order to open the road for the west
side traffic.
Because OF a shortage Of building
material. several men have been dis
charged from the reclamation service
at this point.
A. J. Jarrett IS back from a short
business trip to New Orleans. where
he went in the interest OF the stock
market
Capt and Mrs. Shaler Ladd from
Mesilla Park were entertained At din
ner by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vesper.
Sewing Club to Meet.
The Sewing club viii hold its regu-
lar all day meeting Thursday OF next
week with Mrs ". c. Mossman Mrs
Sarah van Week and Mrs. Ruth Miller
from State college will be present 70
Instruct in cutting and sewing
Miss Mary Mac Nicely. Of Mesquite,
visited relatives in FL Paso for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Slaughter mo-
tored out from FL PasO and visited
Mrs. Laura Ables al Mesquite
Mrs G. ". Freeman from Las
Cruces is spending a few DAYS with
her daughter. Mrs W. C. 8Iossman.
Mrs. A J. Jarrett has sufficiently
recovered from her recent severe ill
ness 10 return from FL Paso and IS
now at home. Mrs. F. Hess from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
ByTad

watson. New Hampshire. and Hutchi-
son. New Jersey.
Military, new members-Fuller, o.
Massachusetts, James. Of Michigan
Eearns. Ohio: Miller. Washington
and La Guardia. New York. Republic
can holdovers-Chairman Kahn. Cali
fornia; Anthony, Kansas; Mckenzie,
Illinois: Greene. Vermont Norm. OF
Pennsylvania; Hull. Iowa; Gregg, OF
Pennsylvania
On judiciary Committee.
judiciary. new members-Boise. OF
Idaho; Christopherson. South Dakota:
Classon. Wisconsin: Currie, Michigan:
GoodykOontZ. West Virginia; Yates.
Illinois. Hustled. New York Repub-
lfcan oldOvers-Chairman Volstead
Minnesota Morgan. Oklahoma era
ham. Pennsylvania Dyer. Missouri.
Walsh. Massachusetts,; Reeves. Ne
braska-
Rivers and harbors. new member
Foster. Ohio: Hickey. Indiana: JUL,
Illinois. Layton. Delaware; Radcliff.
New Jersey, and Strong. Peunsylva-
mia Republican followers - Chair
man Kennedy. Iowa; Costello. Penn
sylvania- Dempsey. New York; En-
erson, Ohio Osborne. California, and
Froman. Connecticut