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I rather, ‘ucllci'd. manager 0‘. the on .
stvmm AMER|CANS -pany's smelter at El Paso, Texas,’
‘ ' 'The message read; “Fifteen Ameri-l 0'
WBED AND 8H0]. cans robbed, stripped and killed. Nonel .5
of our employers concerned. Men in-‘
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The message adds that the. City;
of Torreon is now held by a bandit.
_ _ named Ar umedos, said to be at Villa 9
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lace or Caps. Double Price.
ment in which he said the (Slate De- \VASHINGT'OX, Jon. 12,-fiPresidentt :
partment “feels'that it “’0“ every Wilson was ill communication earlyEOO
905'“le precaution to prevent Amer—i today with Secretaries Garrison and‘
103115 from exposure ”19“” “95.1"?“ Lansing, and intsruclions were given?
"35‘0“ where guerilla. warfare ‘3 m to send to the White House all tsclsI
progress,’ and that "it 15 IO be de- as rapidly as received. Advices that:
plored “13‘ "s ““09 was “0‘ f0110“"! at least 16 Americans were killed
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that the perpetrators of this dastard-l by the State Department. l
ly crime areIapprehended and pun-l At the White xiiouse, it was declar-i
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WANTED—~A MAN 01" MIDDLE
A3 300“ 33 the Senate assembled. would be done. what steps the Gov-1'
Senator Sherman, Republican, intro; erninent will take have not been do] .
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FOR SALE—1915 BUICK ”ROADS" East Norwalk. 5 nice rooms on second age to work nights. Must be strongI duced a resolution proposing inter- cided. 1..
“1511903 V917 little,Aisoafew slisht- floor. With water, gas and toilet. and a good writer. Box 573, South ”mm” in Mexico by the Unitedi At the State Department officials‘ . and caisy payments. and in addition we allow for piping not.
17 IBM touring cars and roadsters. Privilege in attic and cellar. Room for Norwalk. 312 3r 5.1““ fight“; six PinéAmflfrap “Ia", referred 10 ”‘6‘ f3“ that Americans x less than four rooms.
Marie's Garase. 11 Raymond street-chicken yard and garden. Front and “" giggles) Iberia": infect; Gexlllgl'filncall‘l" glgtezeedlecidgtlnfg Séigenilgec‘e‘figreall; 3.
. (121 I! back stairs. inquire of family down' WANTED—YOUNG GIRL FORI ranza complies with a demand to pro-{ Carranza to leave the statue of Senoraw‘o
.- — stairs. , :12 3t light housework. Apply Mrs. Sher- tect foreign lives and property. and Chihuahua, which were then re-i 8 Three [“0“th 638 Free 0! Charge
m SALE-FAMILY LIQUOR. I”, 27 South Main street. n2 3t EL PASO' Ten, Jan. 12.——With “‘9 garded as Villa strongholds. Theyi"
flame or just the license. it can be {expected arrival here today 0! “19' said that in spite of the official warn-t0. __
T0 LET—~FOUR 300313, FIRST. _
hindered u" 91“” in ‘0'“: | (0011 floor, 46 Orchard street. Extra room
_ unity tor c sorcery store to in attic.
antral Hotel, corner of Monroe and met,
Wot street. _
U?“ - To LET—2 CONNECTING Fillm-
LOST.
‘ II - ’water.
s Inner—ruin Pour? THAT PICK-l
311 3t
Furnished for light house-'themselves useful. Good
. WANTED—YOUNG MEN FAMil.-
ished rooms with gas. cook stove and tar with shipping. Also boys to make
WANTED—OPERATORS. CLEAN
Rooms in first-class order. and steady work on white muslin pet-
7.‘ liquor "1‘ 37°09”?! Wb‘EM-EEIBc-tric lights. Enquire, Edwin A. ticoat's. Pay, day or piece work. <2.
Hut sell quick. Inquire J. Doses!- Holmes, 28 Orchard street, First Dis- 5 noth & son (.‘o., 40 Water strret. .
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: live in industrial affairs in Northernt does not contain the name of Murray
positionsI for news of the execution. The cen~'
touted by former Villa soldiers Mou-
bodies of the nineteen
most of whom were Americans, exe~I main in the (“5mm
dBY. near 38" Ysabel, fifty miles "01“. An official list of the dead received
5 Chihuahua 0"” details or the tragedy by the ‘Stste Department agrees with
were eagerly awaited 33’ hundreds oft the list contained in the news dis-
mining men and others formerly ac»| patches with the exception that that
’Mexico. 'l‘ele. raph ol‘dces and other i Crossett. of San Antonio.
sources of in motion were crowded;
throughout the niyht with those eager.
lumplisb things which other people
foreigners... ing more than 600 Americans still re-l
including 200%
l Mormons at (‘asas Grandes. i
Sentinel classified advertisers new
pd up the gold bracelet with I. diamond
In center which wu lost at the Palace.
. keeping.
avenue. East lNorwalk.
32-50 per week. 214 East with good pay if enlist-emit. Apply at: sorship imposed shortly alter the first
:11 stone, H. Jacob & eons shoe mnnutaet news or the aflair came through. shut
moral: wish they could do.
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The United Electric light & Water C0.
’PHONE 1680.
67 WALL 8T.
. Piping A House For
Gas lighting
is not a long, or difficult job. Our gas filters are well exper-
ienced in this particular line of work and the can safely guar-
antee you a workmanllka job and mpleto satisfaction, with
a minimum amount of inconvenience and trouble to you.
Our housepiping offer is particularly attractive as to cost
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promptly.
NORWALK
— ' turers, Belden avenue, Norwalk. 112 lt’
”steed” afternoon will kindly leavel To LET—4 «ROOM AP ARTMENTJ '"l
at the box once to avoid tur- ‘ wanna—rostrum: As coon on
3rd story, rear. Rent 88. Adults only.i
111 3‘ Also 3 room office, Swartz and Corwhousekoeper in small family. Good:
_ itllirfimuble.
bett block. For further particulars an E home preferred to his wages. Addressl
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‘ mo tply office Old Well Cigar Co. ill. 8.. 50 River street, 'Danbury, County
. it it till . m at
" . - - o E To LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT Gill-l -—'l
. _ . INSURANCE . ‘dar meet; improvements. 3 oilices.‘ WANTED — smmomtruna
[I'll-Is, Lnbflfly’ .propofly Dun”. lWasbington street. Inquire Samuel, would like position. Experfinced.
. . com“... 'Roodner.‘ South Norvnllr. aid if Box 685, South Norwslk, Conn :10 3t.
LET ue'otJorE vou. RATES -‘ ~~~ . l
' You will My Mum“ 1 To LET—STONE HOUSE. ALL m-t wanna—rus'rnnm FOR 0°“
ltract work. Box.» 685, South Mountain}
provsmentl. 1 1-: acres of land. him. no Stl
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chicken house. fruit trees. small coir
use on premises. Rent :80. Gregory I l
Boulevard. Five room apaltment. beau-j WANTED-AA ELDERLY LADY!
. ._ Mil-tats and insurance
5 3.3"”!!! A". South Nomllt tirul view of Sound. First class condi— I l): girl. gift” I” :“ngz'flfgzmktfli
.. lion. Rent 312. out Washington so, °““° “'0" ~ 99" 3 °' °
. pg: . East Norwalk. inquire Dr. Bohlnnnn. evening. Kralich, 8 Monroe St, South}
‘ " * '. at south Main St. Phone to. n10 u i ”0"“ “0 2‘5
The New Science » l
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amour-non or CHIROPRACTIO. LOST'
.l. M. Layton & Cosine.
‘ . secure
WANTED —- HOME WORK,‘
gdraughtlng. mechanical, tool and arch-I
~itecturslrwork. tracing, etc. Call evel
—L08T—ENGIJSH BUIJL rur- .
" , ’ ntngs from 6: 15 o'clock. Saturday from;
clue of the disease and the or! or broun and white, about 6 months old, 1:30 p_ m.. C. Hoim, 21 lawn-lice Stu]
ml." the name. mm" in canned t answers to name of "Bobs." ’5 reward 2 d ii 110 St
I wrench, twin or Ipntn in “(for return to it. L. Skotleid. Shore. n ' oor. ___,_,,
Even if done in childhood ‘I Haven. 16 it‘ '
ornate: pinched nerves and pain inl ' ’
mama to the different organs and? BUMNESS NOTICES
Chiropractor: remove tne cause of} ARCH'TECT AND BU'LDER “’lwmo 'Norwalit. 'J. C. 0.: old Sentinel. 3
M “a pain. health is “awtflfl‘lllsli plans and specifications at. 110 31'
m hlrmoniling the nerve ”livery cheap prices. Furnish estimates; _.
tan in your body. remote troublellIetc' 'H- Mam“!!- 123 Wuhlmn 3‘» WANTED-«FltRST-MORTGAGE. ti.-
m special attention: Illa out-um" i Talephomb ’10 6“
.200. at it per cent. on high class real-I
I. a” Gill". you '1“ “"9" "ml . ,dentlal plot of nearly an acre. Address
the Chiropractor a chance to1
A. B. 0.. South Norwalk Sentinel. 18 6t.
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’ liagnetic treatments given also. '
1‘. Francis. D. C.
_M_!{‘unlngton u. so. Not-Walk. Conn
Graduate from Palmer Behold. OI
,lhlropmtlo is the condition of the
WANTED—FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping it or 4 pleasant rooms. Second
:floor preferred. Located west side of:
‘Wost avenue, between South Norwallti
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A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAlN 8T.
_ tooth Norwaik. Bicycles, motorcycles. ._
aid Sundries. Both sold all unchanged] WANTED—BOYS To MAKE THEM]
“9°" repairing. Baby “"1“” re selves useful in factory. Steady work.
mired. We do vulcanlzlng. Prices ran-I Also girls for packing shoes. ii 330.;
non-bio. lob and Sons. Shoe manufacturers, Bel-l
"" den avenue, Norwalk.
CLUETT, PEAIODY a co.. INC.
5—: "“*‘ “m "m" —WANTED—'i‘0 our ALL KINDS
.., . a... 3 9:33:31” operator. on power ml of cattle, calves. and poultry. Best: t‘
prices paid. Also trode or sell fresh
l’cows‘and springera. Friedman. South
’ Nomlk. Tel. 1151.
Legal Notice
. District of 'Norwalk, as. Probate
COurti January 10th, A. 1).. 1916.
, Estate of :Ello. A. «Westlberg late of the Germans before they could
Norwalk in said District, deceased. gorgemze the Position}; the)’ had
Ordered, That the Administrator ex- . \vou. Many were obliged to sur-
hibit her Administration account to_render_ and only a few got MC“
this Court for adjustment, at the Pro- I to the” 0“"! lines;
bate office in Norwalk, on the let day
of January. 1916, at 10 o’clock fore
noon; and that all persons interested!
in saidEstate may be notified thereon;
the Administrator will cause this orderI
to be published in a newspaper hav-
Gilli! nits: iii In
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"' we ' : Billlllfl ltllllllillll
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
nun right around when‘lome-
thing like this happens in your
home. If you
I PLUMBING '
is detective; antiquated; unsani-
tpry or worn-ont,--nm u- more
”noun-y repairs 'or‘ install e
9.“ union or
MODERN PLUMBING
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. - "HENRY w. GREGORY, .
“GREAT B , in it. . . .. , ,JudgeI
. RITAIN'S . . -_ .
GUILT GREATER IMPERIAL GUARDS I:Hllr 8::ps Falling .out .and Gets.
- - ‘ THAN GERMANY'S.” ATTACK FRENCH LINES: wk. Wavy. Slmnu m
. WASHINGTON. .Jan. 12.:— CHALONS -. Sl’UR - MARNE, l _ Beautiful.
Frost Britain’s; guilt for violat- France, January Ii, via; ' __‘. ' . :
mg American lights 9“ the scas,-Paris, 5:30 , ' p. mI—The; Your hair becomes llght. wavy fluf.
'Mlj-I'Ftss, Republican of Ohio, de-lfact that regiments of the Imper-lfy. abundant and appears as soft, lus-
. 91.91131 1.“...3. SPCQCh in thc.Housc',ial .Guard wereamong. the sixty trousrnd beautifulaa ayoung girl's sf-
“(191-45 greater than that ofttbousand. men that attacked thegtar a "Donderine hair cleanse." Just
G?’m9ny..and her. allies. Hedid French lines .in Champagne .on
1303 gondone the violation of eith- Sunday indicates ..how f carefully
F?! find_..‘supported vthc~Adniinis~ iGermnns vsclected their troops
tfitltlllnshmarinepolicy.. . . for .thisgreat. assault. A‘ con-
. 9" ,9 9131'._1ntense feeling aglnst .siderablc number-of prisoners ta-
thsEentelfewers arising, out of men. by ,. the . French .. belonged to
@9115?“ the submarine. against the famous Guards... . . .
.3 unarmed. merellant .vesels. for The attack followed-one of. the
* ‘1 . .31‘ 99;. severnment rightly de- heaviest bombardments the Ger-
-, a... dam-Istnct ~§¢CQuntability,’»” mansdlaue. yet inflictedupou the , _ _ ,
".‘ltlfi‘hett- * We. - either have sover- French positions. lithe bombard '01:th the real». tamer storm
. 59%!“ .t..a.tti.tu.de. ot, Great .m'ent lastedtwcnt 1-bit: hours. in! “d we: h-‘ir-Z " ‘ ‘ 4
,. -“‘P~l._t“._itertsweep‘ing violagtfil’heoprourptnesoofnthed French . 8“..th vnl'rle'myo‘n‘hon'wui
50!?“ jfihfirhghts of - mutant replymithxconcentratedftredrom. be Sheri-tow week-ruewhu- you
rm cell weightttegsysiihasrnhe ‘ “frlithréédt‘thlijl‘gu‘ttsf'.{stopped
‘ .59 mmwvim 1 fiifimimlibs:cf-z‘theleMCk-IOP'
it“ :ths ‘” ts‘: twecermw
’ the fourth air. ..
Danderine and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time; This will cleanse the
hair. of_'dust. dirt ind excessive“ on
end in Just ‘. row modern-m hove
doubled the beautyof- your hair; ‘ ~
' . Besides beattlty‘ing‘ thezbeir at once,
Danderlne' dlsfidlvai ova-y nimble" or
itch-
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titans. f1- . ,
.ern part of the state of Chihuahua.”mm,e Rive “ performance instead of dirigihlcs
the French counter attack caught. was arrested and held Initbe cfly. your
.07 this—moisten a cloth with a little}. Customs Collector Gohb._at El Peso. "at odvonMQ.
dandruff: ‘clomu, purines and torts-.-
off all but the bare announcement of
what had transpired.
lit‘lnal checkinp up by the American
Smelling and Refining Company of
its employer today showed nineteenl
foreigners unaccounted for. Twenty
foreigners were reported to have been
on the train, only one otwhom. Thom-
as M. Holmes. second. .l‘oiiowing is
the revised llgt. which was issued by
the smelting company: '
C. it. Watson, El Peso.
w. J. Wallace, El Patio.
M. l8. 'Romer,.lil Peso.
T. M. Evans. Chihuahua City.
C. A. Prlnde. n Francisco.
M. Anderson. ihuahua City.
R. P. 'Macflotton. El Peso.
A. Couch. Chihuahua City.
{Murray Crouett. Son Antonio.
C. w. Coy, Denver.
Alexander 0. Hull. Douglas. Arlz.
(‘hariea Wadlelgh. Blsbee, Aria.
E. 1.. Robinson, El Patio.
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The orchestra met with Mr. Perry
in the assembly hall. yesterday.
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TWELVE RAIDS ON DON—
DON BY ZEPPELINS}
NEW YORK, Jan. 12——Twelvc"
attempted raids on London by 3:55 P- ni.—-The German
Zeppelins during December weal: statallnent sayf’sr , A .
’ ,repulscd .by the British, chic y " estcrn ront: n attac.
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preparing. a sketch which we "mtplanes, and uthree of the German Mossrges, ill the neigh ‘ . __
- render in‘ the “gem“ 'h it .y . . . alrchaft were‘dcstroyed or cap— MatsonsIdc Champagnefami
'tl y a some lured, according to Dr. W. H. sultcd in the capture hf“ .
me next month. Vincent, of the Colonial Medical forces of an enemy obscm
Corps. who arrived today on the post and trenches severalhurld .
American Liner Philadelphia. yards in extension, as well has
“The real reason why Zeppc- prisoners, including seveno'f i
lins have not been able to bom— and seven machine guns and
OFFICIAL STATEMENT ,,
FROM seam
BERLIN, Jan. to, via Lot.
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Miss Elizabeth Stevens. who had
an operation on her throat, will re:
turn to school soon. She is now
G w' Newman. 3' Pam “M‘le‘cem “ “9" “me 0“ We“ bard London or its suburbs since large and seven small“ ,
H. Ca- Hana git-ml. Arll- 'street. Oct. l4 iast,",said Dr. Vincent, throwers. A French counter
tilt. ll a[glamorous ‘g'l Peso. "is because the British have es— tack to the cast of the farm b ..
D. Pearce. Lor'Angeies. The 59“” 171““ W1“ "‘09! today tnblisltcd an elaborate and cf— down. A’ German air squad,
-‘~ W “’00“: El 9330- -“l 1115 In the assembly hall. Tlir'ficicnt defense against the Gcr— attacked enemy warehouses-
0' "‘9“: CW“ W“ a C‘Md“"»;unnce committee will make a reportfmail air raiders. During the Fumes. "
and Romero a Mexican. ,
According to information renehlng‘on ”‘9 “an" 0' Wednesday, Decenr
here. a special train hearing the.‘ber 29th. 'l‘htI class pins will also
twenty foreigners and several “PX‘iprobnbly be given out.
leans. left Chihuahua City early the'
mornlng of January 10. it had hardly
started on its journey to the mining
camp of Cllsthulrirchlc. in the, west-,t-alled and they decided to have n.
“Eastern front: The gen
situation remains unchanged.
“Balka theater: No dcvclo
ments are reported.
MORE AFIDAVITS FROM
PERSIA SURYIV
" " \VASHINGTON, Jan. 'l . _
formation contained lunch
the affidavits taken from the.
sia survivors has cattsed‘
emment experts here to 'coI
the possibility that the shin
have been sunk by an in ..
explosion rather than by a
month of December, there were
twelve separate attempts by Zep-
pcllns to reach London.
l . Duringr the month of Novem—
l The Boyn' Athletic Association wngflicr there were several attempts.
’llutdn no case were the German
able to reach even the
outskirts of London.
“heartland of Villa followers, said
to have" numbered twenty, boardedlmvmg m" “““M mlnstrel “how "‘em" .. ~ 7 l' , t k 0“,-
the train and lined up the foreignera'selves. There will also probably bl‘l “WU? 4k:)llt1“h.d0dm\f "D
0“ the railroad "30k! and it flrmsn mass meeting of the whole scltoclvlc‘lge' we" r cstroyd unfit c
milled killed fourteen of them. l'iolmeszmw day ”I” week it‘cmbei' liV tlic llrltlsli defenders.
was said to have escaped by remain-l ' ' llllle was brought down I“. shot‘
m8 bemnd a! MD companions were 1front a warship in an English liar»
ninrchcd out of the cars. Just as the y . . l . dcstro ’
firing squad rained their rifles, he lied ,bor. flit of ter l\\0 were . y
along the. railroad track in the direc- ied by . British aeroplanes. The
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tlonhgfi Elwhdmhul l(IiIity. which he lgcncral opinion among military or a submarine. No final.
rmActelegrli'l‘nmilsl‘tll’i‘g that President REGENT THEATRE llllen m lung’laml ‘5 that London ion has been reached. and
James T. Bowman will sl‘ng “Silver: is now Virtually safe from further WY Lansing, when
about that feature of the
after today's Cabinet in
replied that! no official on
sion on the cause of the
[ion of the vessel had thee .
He said no new details had"
received. 8
Wilson demand full satisfaction from} . _
the Carranaa Government, was sent Threads Among the. Gold" and other' [0000]!" attacks. . .
to Wublnlton by a committee of mln- selected baritone numbers at the Reg'l "Nevertheless, the British have
tug men. ‘ lent Theatre this evening in connectionlmkf?n 9‘3"“th precautions to
Man telegrams have come from _
hihuayhua City from managers of with the presentation of the special‘fluafd against the consequences
Inf :1 possdilc raid. The actual
mining crews. ordered back to the; Metro feature starring Richard J. Jose . _
Imines. stating that they were retum—Im “gum.- Threads Among the aomx'Idamage which might be caused
;lng to the border. l'l'llls big six acts play is one bf thelby bombs from Zenncllns is not
in the midst f th e an e - .
General Manuel 0M. eMelllzlbvil‘ntllll‘aneu ever produced. There WI“ be feared nearly as much as the “as
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, Villa's former Chief of Staff, suspect'I-two shows, at 7:15 and 9 o'clock. Mr. l sibility of a general conflazrattonu
'Ied ot implication in the killing of Bowman will appear at both of the'To prevent this the London Fire
'Pm" lKeane, “9" ’Madem' "cently- evening performances. Tomorrow Department has been brought to
:evenlnz. Grace Ellsten will appear 111% a high state of efficrcncy, andhn
‘a picture exposing the evils of the‘.addltion volunteer fire commutes
drug habit, ”Black Fear": on Friday have been organized in all the
Maclyn Arbuckle will he starred in'suburbs. _
“The Reformed Candidate"; on Satur-I. “In the same manner medical
l been sent in pursuit of the vm, bands day Theda Burn. the For film star will divisions have been organized in
1 in Western Chihuahua. ,be seen in "Sin." and about London."
WASHlNG'ION. Jan. 12.—-Cot'ttlrxnll-'r
g tion of the reported killing of seven- I
l teen American mining men by former
Villa soldiers, near Chihuahua Clty,:
IMEX., was awaited today with grave,
.itnxiety, by President Wilson and"
Secretaryhunslng. if reports are "AIR ‘0 DARKEN "
:representtlons'probably will be senti
. to General Carranza immediately-div!"
,manding the capture 01 the murdeollt'e Grandmother’s Recipe to Keep
f are and that precautions be taken tol Her Locke Dark, Glossy, Thick.
Iguard against a recurrence of such}
1 on a charge of vagraney.
it was reported from Juarez that
lCarranu‘troops had been dispatched
l to Cgflhuathn City to bring the bodies
of t e vict ms to the border. Another a.”
report said Government forces had The Home of Trial j
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BALCONY 5c. Opel-teem
-—Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
room—ween econ. .
Advertise in The Sentinel.
W.“ Triangle Featured.
ellthl
Offering Picture Programs Up To
a Standard-Not Down to a Price.
including
wean a. pianos. I
in a comedy of errors, entitled
The Bed Of Ellen
Weber and Fields reunite in“
home out by further advices, urgent}
crimes. -
American-i consular representatives . Th9 oldtime mixture °{ Sage Tea
lalong the border have been tournament! Stalem- afor darkening gray.
[to investigate and report the- facts Wand faded hair . in» grand- , .
a with all possible haste. , linothor's treatment, and folks are l TODAY Keystone comedy to make mil
l M23103! ,flf’;,fg°fi$3§e’fif gaggfimiu using it to keep their hair in Richard J. Jose Starred in cm high
i say the bodies of.‘he seventeen Amer.‘ 3001!, even color. Which is quite 8011‘ Metro release . . Schlll added Triangle Feltun
It teens shot. by Villa bandits, arrived: bible. so. warm living in an age when
‘t-at that sit)" lat-11km» " - ' ’ ’ ‘a youthful appearance is of the thfi 8““ B""'°‘"' in
“Sit-ill minis
llillllll nt till"
today report!!! that his investigations . “THE GOLDEN CLAW.”
Ff‘titaen‘toti to-g'stabllshthat‘ ill we‘re rill-I “Newly—thew?" with huge
I'ed.’ The' tate‘ Department" id nor etrou esomem ofga . g e r'
{divulge-«hormone. .01. Collector; rage and the mossy mixing et-horne. Witheelected baritone m.
fight: fizz“:§°ukig“t “my“ "391“” All drug stores sell the ready-tours» “by Jim. 30me at both m
» " P9. * ’ “ " ’ " wednct‘ulladtt‘wmh’wm:m8u- ' rpm-formalities at‘izls ondbo’cloek.
,, CollectorlCobb. has been, acting-as. , ... - . . _ . . \
b speed agent tor, the;"8tate.Depert~lmf'°°mP°uld~ to: mm who» » ., ,
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