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" I HURSDAY. MARCH 9, 1916 3
atINtATURE ALMANAC FOR!
" TOMORROW
' High tide 3:14 a. m.: 3:54 p. mt
Sui dmdztziacts 5:54.
Sgt—v
V LIVENIN‘G SENTINEL TELE-
" PHONE CALLS
we loans—92.
J '. £.W Office—.93.
‘ Wk Branch Office—x388.
W's Residence-1225a.
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it City Editor’s Residence—7521.
. : Bunions Ianager's Residence—
; 1113-12.
5 Publisher's Residence—890.
misomc DIRECTORY.
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[lil't‘ly stated on the basis of in!0r"la-
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a... 95th m Mill
Now laudt.toya4;eortto.ttiénr""l's’litt l m m
minister of munitions, announces Lhalt
"the munitions of war which have been
it hadn't been for American
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i
‘9‘“"9‘ from We United States for“ "1 my “Vive Villa," came the reply. morning by force of Mexicans from
t t ' .- ll mun of those whivu “i don't know who he is." the Am across border. Attack re ulsed at
m ‘ m w .. (Continuoauo-mrue.) ._ . 1 . , p P _'
have been utilized on the British, entan answered, but have some otttttm of reporting. 6.45 a. m. Meat
1
front) And while the minister The attack w,” a complete surprise,t
lusts officially to site definite filial“. \llla deeciving ail the authorities by‘
it is authorita-‘deapatching a telegram to Hachltan
'N. M. lanl night. saying that he was!
at the .Nogalas ranch in (‘hihuahuml
near the border, at least fortydoui‘,
miles from here. This telegram was‘
‘slgncd ostensibly by the American
‘t-arctaker of the ranch and abated that.
i5 Villa personally was at the ranch;
site house.
“was. and could do without our dull-l All the while. however. the Mexican;
A“ it is. t,h,.\,‘,btindit leader was making his way}
‘ftotti llosques Grandes much, about
‘0 l0 insure a surplus. . ’25 miles southwest of here.
Th“ ”we“ ”1mm” ”1 muum‘mg, A Mexican scout gave an intimation
states explicitly that “no Anterican~|uf this.
re.
for reasons of policy,
tion supplied by his department that
"the American munitions actually us~
ed by the British forces have been,
less than 5 per cent. of the oral.
Great Britain, \vlth Canada's aid,
now making all the ammunition
merits if she chose to.
i
1
He reported late last night
made shell has been fired from an’ !llliil he saw two parties of Villa's men:
tittie.‘ 'nioving eastward from Bosques Grand-t
es ranch toward l'alomas, an aban-
aiiu that not more than to per cent.
ot the shells manufactured iti Fraiice,d°“9d “"1“!“ outpost eta miles up;
French gun up to the present
rectly south below ltere.
{spate auction Insilalt, called to him. i ad.
1bis reply in mgiiah betrayed him to
tranchar captured by the bandits lflsl.pll‘lmelll.
ran antrrtt mam “autumnal;
\
runaway, Hanna g. tub
‘
Dean W from a may and: WAQHIMYION. Matt-ti 9.-—-Gel.
ii‘unston's report sent. from Fort Sam
be an American and brought hisJ'iouston, Tex. follows, “Col. Slocum,
death. At the same time another All 'l3tb (,‘avalry at Columbus. New Mexi-
m shouted: “Hey, who are you?" co, reports camp attack at 47:50 this
hint left here, scattered in the street." fans were then retiring toward bur»
The American pointed to the street :der to southeast He has sent mount-
intersection, where half a dozen dead led troops in pursuit. Several build-
bandit raiders lay in the pale light oiiinga burned in town of Columbus. So
dawn. The quick flash of a few pip-i far as known at time of report loss,
tol shots were visible and disclosed three men killed, four wounded. Nani»
dying forms in the street. Villa ap-l ber of civilians killed in town not
parently left when ('ol. Siocutn's l‘nown. Number dead Mexican sol-
troops began pressing the snipers diers lying around town and camp.
toward the south. All firing has ceased!
information that Francisco Villa| Secretary Baker transmitted to
GALATEA CLOTH
White and colors. for chil-
dren‘s wear. Regular price
and his chief lieumut. Pablo Lopenl President Wilson reports about the
were in personal command of the raidfiltlck on Columbus, N. hi, as uuicklyi
was given Col. Slocum Jay 3 Mexican as they weer received at the War Del
it was said at the White]
Saturday and who escaped during theziiouse lltat vigorous steps would bel
aghting. He told of the hanging opinion to punish the bandits. The!
the American ranchers. McKinney,{l’i-esidetit directed Secretary Baker to
Corbett and O'Neil and declared that‘do (‘H‘rylhlng possible to protect the
a fourth American, whose name he‘Anierit-ans.
did not know. had been hanged at the BI. l'ASO. Texas, March 9.- Five
game time. The Mexican informant American soldiers were killed in theI
OM W0" w. "0- ‘05» F- "W A' MJim- made front materials imported
‘sald Villa attacked with from 800 to
t'olonel H. J. Slocum commanding
Hoots in Masonic Building. South
: lain street, list and 3rd Tucsdayof l
I
from ”W “med States. 1thc Thirteenth Cavalry, has heavy pal
Our inunitton traillc looks bug? to us ”.0“. “m, and two troops of t‘ttl'alryi
1,000 men and a machine gun platoon.
Villa's buglers began sottndi.:e the
.
each month—July and August ex- _
copied—«at 8 o‘clock. All Master , M“ H
Masons cordially invited. Arthur'otitptit lll lllt’ belligerent countries.
”W I. Farris, \l'. ill , Robert M. Wilcox,
Bea.
are going iti "decide the war."
our present volttme of ttiiinitioit ex
'l
Iutlcr Chapter, lo. so, It. A. M.
fleets in Masonic Building, South
Iain itreet. 2nd and ith Tuesday:
of each month—July and August ox-
ocpted—at 8 o'clock. Al‘. Royal Arch,
[nous cordially invited. Charieal
A. Tuck, H. l‘., F. 8. Lyon, Sec. l
|present year. its the industries l‘f tli
ti'olitltlcd
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THEY DON'T WANT DORK
.t'tt ljtlt tllrll‘lt‘l ol' lltcltigitti, bus \trtt
.
I Tritium
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WORLD-WIDE SHIP FAMINE. lHl it lPlll‘l' to the New Yot'l'.
t.‘.~ side to say that our iiicrcliittit
l’lfl” \vtll tto' be increased much
an:
in hunt: hilt‘k ‘porlt', its is wrong.
litlllt‘~ gives specific instances
(molr ivy pitrtbascs. There are iery
- . \lr
.t.. sl .ps for «tie now in any pail oft
'l‘licrr i
’.I \torltl s‘ttoit ‘llt‘rl' may be none ,i
‘pttll llit~ just alien ii llli" of tilizit
Hancock. Mich. .\lr
. . . , L
ow lltht calm-t from {til the M’fl’fflfll": j ‘3“ ‘
tut l0l’1‘. it‘ the \litl‘ lllslt- titut-Ii ion...” 1 d
x . . lil‘l llllro tit-e
A" ll‘ltll‘tl l‘\' the slit‘tiiltitgv of the 31”,“ ~ '
- Dcpurttiicnt of the TH’d
Pitt llll’tl
jl'ltl asked the
llit’i‘i‘liitllt ttutriiic. llll‘ cotet‘iinicnt ‘
l stti‘v \\ ltt'lher
, .
H .
. the town “a.
‘14 ~ lsrllt’tl it l'<I\ ill tlt‘t i't‘t‘ \ll'l ll'lll)‘ tilt.
. - ' ' ‘ st
14- ittiti,’ the stile ol Hputiult ships to l "m tlfl 9”
latitli buildina.
Vessel utitoiititiiia 'o .
l at ltinl sum to be expended ttpoi it.
to "fill llllt tin-ts
.i ' llllM e of lithium -‘.;ttl itlt't-titi) lit‘cit, .
t! » I "Not it single person. not a slash
I‘".l, i--.ttit llltll’t‘ Fitlt“ \\t‘l‘t‘ pcudttifl;
I t . upper," writes lllr. .Iitiitcs.
‘1'”! fro-lain I‘itll‘\ u'tt'c tlt‘t‘tl‘lll'l it i..|..
(in: *il) high '
is Iltlllilllt'~‘ i1 siii.tlut- otttliliotit
i
absolutely correct."
' Is at the lmt'tvtit of I‘o" tullfi-l‘ . .. _
‘l . Next came the question ct nltiklll
. . - . . . t
:eiit set/.urt- oi tntctncd (.t-rirt. ii lllt’l', ‘
| ‘ort llrad '. at Sault Ste. .\l
Httdctitly, i'ol'tttcal iii-eds l ’
"".tltlll"‘ll ; . ‘ 1 ..
R ' ,liitper pctitnsulu, ltito u, 11‘}. menu.
:0
Ni.-,t‘.~' so Imtllt that ill order to
is trivial compared with HIP at Gibson's ranch, fiftccn miles west.
It ‘
is'it evident at all that Alllt'iii .tll :ltt-lls
l-lvett
{ports is likely to tit-crease during in-
itarrttii: t-otttitrit-s become more fun." the line at this point, and the
t‘ozigt't-ssiinttt W. Frank lilllll‘rl "l ““‘R “l' “m“ ”‘9 border “1d parallel-
ttglaittitig that "When a (‘ouitrt ssmung
3tttivilts tltitt his constituents want him ”.9 families of A. L. Riggs
«.ts introduced lltlu the Senate Prn Railroad. were in the midst of it,
it hill tor a public building in lll." home.
[antes
promptly wrote home that he would
any such bill ittittl be i’
oillcc ”temp to iiuyjburned. according to information
and if so what '.\0ttld he “he“ here '04”- TM MIMI
crtt‘tcl-cd
lllh position. Those of iity ‘tniiit- tmtiti
lll‘d' wrote me «itld that my stutttl ““H““h a“ El Paco “flu“. nnnic un-'
3; cd.
arie on th'‘ '
{turned out all the men remaining
lretreat shortly before 6 o'clock. The
‘ [town was cleared of them by 6:30
tun-anza customs guards at the .
, land the remaining people of (‘olumv
border gates three miles south of ('01-! .
i'unibtitt had dug a few rifle pits forlbufl began ‘0 take account of casual-
‘ ‘ties and losses. Walter Walker. who
‘tl fift‘ . ' ' .-
is y Currants soldiers, who iled‘w“ shot at the (‘entral Hotel with
. P l - ' \' ' .
“1"” when iila “Wear“! m ”w the proprietor. W. T. Ritchie, was it
\ic'tnily several da s u . ~
WH‘,‘ men ire :0 delegate the New Mexico State
' “W n y “u“ me”()ouventlon of Sunday schools. iiiti
y (”"htldy was burned in the ruins of the
.mnzu soldiers were reported to hand)“,tel
lelnt‘ddht‘m, deploying in open order! llrs. itathei Walker. MW a delegate
:\lllu sent them up a deep ditch run-h0 ”w convention front l’litvus. N. M."
m the road “I. b v > was saved by Jolly Garner and ills
”g ' ”m" to ln‘wdlpttrtiter, ilt-tt Aguire. l' .s' customs]
_I.\lttlt'll army camp, the custom ”0““:border Nd,” who M “mm toiher'
,iititl tit r ' ' . ' » l
'l‘l "fl furs" “Tum . I‘ill‘lllfl and lowered her from a window.
u. “" gan "m m ‘0‘“ “Mi Walker was taken front the arms of
customs} .
' his wife bv one of the band": whoo
.om, l -
er. and that of L Jager, station ”mm”, “H. ”I“
u out of th El P ,intaded the hotel.
. g, h c “so And Southwestv‘ana ullpealt-t for mercy llll‘ bandit told
her he wanted her husband to go
down stairs and shake liztiids with his
““5 photltflltlllln A tnotnettt latcr .\irs. Walli-
t r -
“mm" ”1‘ “F‘L or heard the shots that ktllctt herliutt-
Arthur Mchlnnr)‘, foreman of the band and "H. hotel proprietor.
.. '"lomfl'rf‘fwh; William l'o'rbettnundf Shortly afterward oil was thrown
3:13.13??? captured by “u“ lu’e'dion the building and :t tiiittcli applied.
' " “‘th and their bod‘G‘tAs the flames sprettd lariicr and
"‘"Aguit'c reached Mrs. Walker's room.
00‘fretvctted her and etacttpui safely.
‘l'lll‘l‘fid when the bandit. med the; A bandit also itivmlcd the Hoover.
“mu“ herd of the Mn” un"d":llotel and shots fit through tltc
ranch. J. J.-Moorc. a mhanl Oll a:li:llll‘. 'i‘ltrnughout'ilic ruld ”l9 In.“
.“m‘h otteymllo “‘7’" w“ killed. lptletor. W. (‘. lloottt'. and his wife
A cliuufteur, drttlng tut automobilomnd two children. u“,
lurottud floor, escaped the bandits tin-
noticcd.
‘ Major Prank 'i‘oittpkins with two
_ Etroops of the Thirteenth Cavalry. was
’” Isaid to littvc crossed the border in pur-
"5-‘m stilt of the retracting Mexicans.
to
i
I
bitt no members of either was tort.
‘lll. i‘ttclte, tt merchant,
t '\\
ulio were on
known. was killed. and his body burii-
‘ lilf'ttt. Castlentntt, officer of the titty,
,tlio camps. Shrlcking bottle ye .
battle at t‘oluiiibus. N. M, with Merl-i
Ican bandits. according to a message
received early today at the general
ofllces of the till his. and Southwest-I
ern Railroad in El i’aso. 4,
'l'lic putitpcr for the railroad at t‘oi-l
utnbus was wounded atid his wife kill'
ed. the message stated.
The bandits attacked the town
shortly after midnight. according to‘
railroad tlml'lllls and set fire to many
buildings .\lllt‘ilt‘flll soldiers tired
upon them and the battle followed.
Only fragitit-titary details cattle to;
El l'aso ot the fighting. .
Just befotc daylight a long distance
tclepliottt- lllt same to the El l'aso p0»:
llt't' fioitt Deming said the bandits had
itttatlted the depot at Colulttbus. and,
that l'ttiti-d States soldiers were bcalfi
ing them off with machine gun fire. 3
Later it telephone message came
from l‘olltlllf’ltlr Luttiley of an extra'
freight train on the El Ptiso and:
Southwestern itallroad who teleplionfi
ed to the general superititcntlcnt that;
be “its six titties cast of (‘olutubusfll
and was afraid to take the train into]
tho- town because of the fighting. lie
reported that two soldiers had stop:
tied his train with the declaration that
lighting wits going on between licil.
t-itii bitttditi- and soldiers near t‘olutii’
bus. The soldiers told hlttt they were;
in net-d of roiitforctiiiicnts. t
.t. imlcy. (blt’f t-tet-tt. ordered the“
conductor to (ut the train in two andf
proceed on the locomotive to Coltllll-L
bits or fl" llt‘ill' as he could without en 1
dutigering himself and crew to asceo.
into further facts. The trnttt
carries a telegrap'hone.
The official report front ColonelSlo-
mm. mm U. S. Cavalry. commanding
the troops at Columbus, to his com-
crew i
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l
tit-tit site is willing to ifs? ‘l'."dt(!ltt‘:t-
. mi of war by (‘fl‘l‘itlfllly Til" cl‘llil-
lii~ :
l" sat- gUH‘l‘lllllt'lli is icportcl to hm"
is nearly the Null“ Ill ital," 'l‘lit-
:t— ...d (H‘Hltal‘ nic-rclttttititicn lnl-‘l'lt‘ll‘
Illi-t‘t‘c— iitltl ltuly. it should it! rctttt‘ltl»,
l
l
uotuay. Sweden. Holland and titli;
hired. is tttit at war with (lt'lnlllli’ ..
llcr
" Neutral countries. though not coins1
t
J: .at' as Spain has gone til forhtdtliii.‘
tn. alienation of ships. have tlf‘t‘tl'tl!
i
tvlmllrd about the same result by 'llS 5
. l
‘tl‘ifhkllll.’ all sides The brlltgerentl
iH' (ms. of course, have no Htips to
The (‘lll‘iuilll and Austrian titer-
l
.t.- tttttett are all lit-tiled tip at liomet
'flPl‘
(it interned lll neutral ports or confis-
‘f‘tl ed by the enemy. The Allies have
ins so many vessels iii su‘nnarint
'octt‘are. and need so litany for trans-
“: tit res and supply ships, aside front the.
‘ l airements of their ordinarl‘
,avlet‘ce, that they will sell none firmly-
has 1 hardy and are. themselves combing the.
A d for purchasable craft.
it’s; matter of curiosity, then, what
.mitea States would do if the hill
”3‘ government-dined merchant
' “ should pit-5.1 if the government
‘ws where any more shim can be
~ chased, it know more than the
,t cuhlpplng interests (‘0; Presum-
we should have to build the ships
ices. Anti all our shipyards are
tied up with building fliers
. bite-d.
. will probably be little or no
in the shipping situation until
ends. and all the march-amen
- or used fbr war‘purpoul
trom-
Illl‘. James wrote that be was,
t
DUN. Mexicans in overwhelming nunibersl
of the opinion 11"” ”WV" “”73 '1'1"‘-":rusbed savagely into the town northl
mop.“ army pours which otlxh! ‘0 l"3:0! the railroad tracks. A courier was
hthme‘L If a omit-mt army mid£sctit to Mentor Llnslcy, t’ll Gibbons‘
committee should "cm‘mendirdm‘ll, 15 miles east, to bring up the;
m Brady be abandoned the fact ilroops posted. The first volley of ri .
‘ Lflcs Woke till the townspeople.
l‘la\_t
tltat l‘
‘liill he lived in the upper peninsula
i Villa is said to have been Hecn by
would itot change his vote on the mat-
gst-t'cral Americans directing'his inn-n.
llie cut the telegraph wires east to
Again, "not a single DPT-*"YL “m ”‘. iii l'aso to prevent any call for Ante.
{l9 paper. as far its l kitou, critl- ican troops stationed there. The tele-
allelilenl. but “my ppome phones also.wont out of commission.
papcr tMorgodiWhllu part of his forces fought the
hastily milled American troops, \‘llla
‘slti:
tired my st
and practically every
“but I said."
r I _ “q is said to have dataled snipers and
t . - (‘ Hill .. ,
“"9““ also d matter 0, D l . robbers to fire houses. Houses.
Anti .\lr. Janus V01“! ““1"”: " "”1 throughout tliu town were riddled
to appropriate $25,000,0ot) for roads
“My district believes in good roads—-
WP have matty of them them ——and so
00 I. but we do not believe iii pork.
.‘1ot a person wrote condemning meq
with bullets. .
Riggs. his wife and two children. in,
the living quarters of the custom
house. barricaded themselves behind
mattresses on the floor. L. Jager and
his wife and two children on the see-
“u‘ “WW “'0‘“ °°“““"“‘““‘ "' ‘ond door of the railroad station build
"The 121“ district, Of Michigan ing did the sums.
cmnwded 0‘ the “me kind “7 WW9 in the section house nearby Fore-
as'the average district, 'I believe. “Amati S. H. McCullough and his wife
the people of the 12th district, are'and their. four children sought. saucy
“Xmas to have we“. representative ‘on the floor. Bullets law oycr their
m" m“ 'Wk" my me com“- o. c. an»: mt. allot dead as“ he
ed their wishes from him.” dashed from his drug store {0 the
This would go to prove W“- ‘3‘9 3"" Hoover Hoteliers" the cunt. A
erage cltiauiis decent and honest Haven,“ dragging a little girl by the
docs not really want anything unfair i
to the nation as a whole. it is the few {files timlfllfi'khbldrh f t ‘ m
. um ,t. ‘9! npcrs e ran 0 me
Show"; a“ M "W ”k m m initiating stitch and been set in: nu.
" m" m""'w.flm" . .lattot out. Ant-rim inmates new
‘ if the ordinary citizen wt. tautiwmw‘ht W from. flames fast de-
tclllgently on public matters. and madam” W Will". That
will leap his connecsman interned of‘ifim m “0'“ deliberately
ht! view: than will be \ mm int-’ln the dark. The llgliilng at lamps
movement in the way tin business of” “whom and hotel attest:
tlto rat’on Iii conducted. m cat. '1 m I“. 57 “it”
1
hand was wounded and stumbled ovorl
M.
_ j 13“.”
Troop ti. stationed tit the border
galc south of here, caught the re.
treating Mexicans on the flank and
killed eighteen.
Corporal Witttall of the c-t M 'rmp
was shot through the right eye and
killed.
Lit-tit. BPNDII. of Troop
wounded in the left arm.
A number of the Mexican wounded
werc taken to the post hospital.
(‘til. Slocttm‘s revolver was shot out
of his hand its lie (‘fllt‘fllPd from blit
quarters.
Personal papers of lt‘r’ttncisco Villa
were contained in portmttnteau found
by a United States trooper just west
of the American camp.
Nine civilians and six l'nited Statesl
troopers were thott nown dead curl!
in the day.
The dead:
A. L. Ritchie, hotel proprietor.
Walton Walker. U. S. (‘ustonis ri-
der. *
W. R. Walker. guest. (‘entral Hotel.
Milton James.
Mrs. Mlltoh James.
J. S. Dean.
C. C. Miller, druggist.
Frildantifled chauffeur.
4 J. J. Moore, merchant.
American soldiers killed:
Frank Kcndvsll. horseshocr. Troop
minding ofitccr at Douglas. Aria. fol}
lows:
“The calm. was attacked at four
thirty this morning by it force of
Mexicans from across the border. The
attack was repulsed and now at 6:45
:i. m., the Mexicans are retreating
toward tlic bonier to the southeast..
i have sent mounted troops in pur-
suit. Sovcral buildings were burned
in town. So far as known the army
loss has been three men killed and1
four wounded. Tho number of civil»
lans killed in towns is not known.
“A number of dead aisxican sol-
diers are lying around town and our
camp. All tiring has ceased. No help‘
necessary. (Signed).
“SLOCUll
“Commanding Thirteenth Cavalry."
Lieut. it]. C. Shalienger, aida to
General Pershing, received informa-
tion that Mexican bandits during the
night. had attacked the railroad depot
tit Columbus. had burned the. depot
and the coal chutes. and when fired
upon by Kmerican soldiers had re-
s o
H. “its
a
,was inclined to doubt that tthniar-
tican troops were in need of reinforce-
ments and thought the two soldiers
who talked to Conductor Lumltty were‘
unduly excited.
There. ‘ is a full regiment (the 13th
Cavalry) a‘t‘ Columbus, under
X. com-
Sen'uat Marg A. Debits, fichln'c maul 0‘ COL Slocum. The regiment
gun M ~ .. , ' has four machine cutie. l
Llcuf. Shallonburger said plenty of,
iron. werc available at Fort Bliss to'
llaICt if Wad.
wasnnvamn. March s.—-rim n-
ooruiot his Italian raid on‘cnm
pus, N. 11.. were mind at them.
Kn.- wfllo Moat Wilson. was
having his Int calm with Now-
ua D. Bitter-thaw W.‘
W that ill. raid'
«on let-l
Carnal. mu m
8w Jdn Nbvcr’u. band.
Corporal Barry Wiswall. my 0
ma. a. Man. mm. mm.
The M: ' ’
Jun Pumice. Troop It:
mm- Marti v. » ,«'
1'5”de 1..
malice! Bat-maul. main: and
m in» 1
”TI;- -
l
30h
“mu.“ the tire. Lleut. Shalleuburgsr'
'tlona that the Omaha moi-amul- t
.mnmmumniom
lac. per yard.
Friday special 125‘
APRON GINGHAMS
1,000 yds. standard quality,
neat blue and white checks;
fall colors. Regular price
so. per yard.
Friday special 5¢
TABLE DAMASK
Heavy irish table damask, To
inches wide; excellent pat-
terns. itegular price 81.50
per yard.
Friday special
98¢
WINDOW SHADES
Water opaque. all colors;
good strong spring. Regular
price 25c. each.
22¢
it‘rlday special
COAT'S
DARNXNG COTTON
All colors. Regular price
:tc. a ball.
i-‘rltlay special 3 balls 5¢
z.—
FRIDAY
SPECIALS
Each aim and lincly Emmy, on
Sale at the Price. for One Day Only.
WOMEN'S SILK
BOOT HOSE
Black and white. reinforced
heels and toes, elastic tops.
Regular price 25c. per pair.
Friday special 19¢
CORSET COVERS
Made of fine muslin, several
styles, trimmed with lace and
embroidery Regular price
59¢. each. ‘
Friday special 42¢
CHILDREN'S
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
‘ Avoid The
Fairiield County
wlrrant sending American troops overI
the line. . '
The raid started a new agitation to
Connect. whore those who have op-
posed the adminlafi'atlon's' lexicon
policy openly charged that tho attack
was proof or their reputed cutan-
waa impotent to deal with the situa-
tion and a fulfillment at their predic-
tions that another outrage like the
tenant Oust massacre. in which sixteen
or more Men!- were killed by
Villa bandits when M holdup “rain
wt only anus-tit- of unto. M
was indication early today that the
Columbus massacre MM
would). than lanai for soothe cab
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the methods employed vary Manny
liability
or not having a checking ”at. We Invite accounts watch are
given efficient and continua attrition
National. Bank.- ' ,
THE OLD!" BANK IN NORWALK.
“Win stand by he'policy of
non-inerfercnce.
After the President and Mr. "Bakcl'
had discussed the reports briefly. the
president decided that the new Baum-
tary of War should aka Wat ciao.
unsigned Hanna‘s cantata-tonne
on new Secretary wait to his a"
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