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ml r“ m « growth along the Ann-noun line 01‘!
commutation no; Wed by ‘
I Carranza Impl- . ‘ .
l . . . ~u Y“ m Gen. Pershing belifl'es that u ’ "
‘ u'holoaonie respect for thubillty of. S ATum Av S _ RAC“ 7.,
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>: OF AN ENTIRE”
New Series of Spring Models of
BENJAMIN’S
Correct Clothes
Designed by a man who has been handed the laurel as a de—
signer of young men's game its, and whose genius has found
equally faultless expression in YOUNG GARMENTS for old-
er men. And in this new series. will be found not only style
in the superlative degree, but that subtle distinction and
nicety of detail which are the hall marks of the exclusive
custom tailor.
Ameri fliers will go a long wayt
:1! Lourdso ' his problems with the‘
NEW llAVEN,’ April 6 -—Guy Nick native, zuruflioer etud today. " . s
an}. h‘ead coach‘of the Yale crewlast EL PAbO, lens, April i.~—T\to,
. d Americans, the first to u..~:tc hr‘re
l.:L'lll announce a crew ahakeup. the “-0!” the interior for ”WWI days.‘
that (if the mun. The new ere-we leached l-Zl Patso today on a train front
9er Imp...) after the first and sec- t‘hihuahua t‘lly. They hold that tilt-rt-
fond \‘ilrelly had “died )esterday after} was absolute (lute-l in the statc capi
. t‘ ‘ . tat when the) left, but that Her) 1
tum“ to a ie m" a three-quarter» where there was apparent a feeling.
gllllle court-c in New Haven harbor that important developments “el't‘lur:
"White the changes probably will not mint-ht. ‘ ‘
be permanent, the new seating will A” has he" ”W ”“9 h”. u “Wk"
r . . the Whole Mexican situation bet'llirl at
‘ ) t at; i .
It" n” bd‘ N ulon Whlch the crews a standstill pctntlii'h the ttttttniitr- o!
for the races on April 23 “Hillel the negotiations between Washington
.lbe t'nitersity of Pennsylvania arefind General Carranza rcpai'ding tile;
”"k‘d- " m" "““‘°“""““"°"“I”l1113.23513523tihil..i'?-”§.‘.’.5173;’ ”" ”‘9‘
Jon” satisfactorily the” m“ be no Repeated intimation; that the sup“
‘chttutti-r before the Pennsylvania ply Situation had reached an acute
Hat-cs stage have received strong support by
’ puma,” 5e”, Low was shifted from the> stateiilcnh made by soldiers re-
nulnbcr seven to number three. nwlturumu from the ”0.!“ and by refer-
. . . _ :elces in letters received here by re-
‘seat he held until this year. Koslllky;hu.‘ps of the “19"“ officers in Gen;
[was sent from the first boat to num-‘Pcrshlng‘s advance columns. t
1),... four in the second crew. "(1. The question of adequate clothing
Naughton. who was conspicuous on for the American Sultlit'l‘e appears to;
. .. . be becoming as urgent its tha' of food.
last .Vt‘arb freshman 918M- "35 sent Stories front the front of the expo
to number seven on the varsity. Sam dients adopted by the troopers to re-
Atklnr taking his old place. with wornout saruicnts Piliet‘iaily
‘ liarrlmztn set the pace for the first shoes, 3"” ”0“” '0 ”“5 problem. i
_ . 4 y 1 _ But the plight of the American solw
“"“ ‘1 stroke yesterday 1" ”’9 “(a diers fades into insignificance whoni
‘lle put it up to 33 to the minute with compared With the stories reachlngt
(:t n. tlcsttite the fact that he has~ been here throueh Mexican sources of the
lit. Ktnlllhl caultltt at cramp at the generate cundi’tinn ioremilinu mum":
. 'le peous in tic liHllllli-Tflla't‘tl rc»‘
"””‘ ”f "'9 brush ""h ”‘9 mull mom; of Southern Chihuahua l”and Du»:
that Ill" be" ”19 fir" “WW could do rango. toward which Villa is heat}
t“.l# to finish even. Koailzky's shift lng. it is said that the unfortunate
um not made because of this fact. MW“ in "W district around Torrmn,
1 ,mm m“, mailing of the first two where (‘anuto (‘ano is upholding the
. cause of Villa by wholesale looting
' and murder arc fat-int: actual stanu
t l~‘ii.~t Vanity Stroke. Harrison: 7. tion. A letter which reached here“
our X'uugl-ion; 6, Meyer; 5_ Slurw'u"; from Torrcun rt ttod sir days atrosaid,
.t. Sheldon: :2, Low: 2, oltallan; bow. m "“7": "“"“"‘"-‘ L" “' " """d’l‘"
”um? I'M-Wm". McLane. and the ill~l-rat'teticd pectin. in the
r ' country llln’lrlt'l.‘ have abandoned all
t Second “firstly —Stroke, Hyatt: 7. efforts to cultivate their farms. If n1
.Atkim; 6, P“;’atri(-k; 5, Fox; 4. [mm was known to hau- l lillll'i'l‘fllll'
Kouiuky; 8, Whittlosey: 2' Adams: or beans he could be certain that at
. ,1 , __ find of bandits would pity him a visit.‘
tum" htufon. ftixswaln, Prfltt. lute “lint 4n- l'ittl and prob-tin) his,
‘ l. J, L. ‘1 ‘iife as well. General Trevino innE
- . , ' luccecded in bringing some cztrlomlsl
i N SA 0! Mod into the city, but this ri‘llt'f!
Iwas only a drop in an ocean of ruff-l
(Continued from th p..._) :ferinr: and distress. The pt-ons donnt
F‘ . _ lltlow to whom to attribute their sui-
(‘h‘thuzthua City and thence by Mox- "mm!" m" ”3" "9 “mil“! 1“ J91“
im“ ",1qu Incl u El Pm for anyone who wull promise them it hear»
ire transmission to Mrflmral Fun- l.’ meal. They have been tnught ”m '
letou “1 Sun Antonio. iHlln is their champion and it will bcl
' WAS “Nil .1. not 7.-Anol.her “ hard “wk to disabuse their minds
liming eltt woen Carranza troops 9' that “in"
and Villa bandits took place April 4 There 1" Considerable interest here
at “health... [Pen of the bmdlta in ”crime“ ""110" that Gen. GBVITI.
were killed. Thia information was ”‘9 (“fulfill commander at Juana.
received at the War mpmment top“ “’0‘" '0 b? Sulwmzded. Ono story.
day. .‘Dublished in I Mexican paper; de-
~ SAN axroxlo, m. April 7.—~f°‘“‘“" that Can. Pablo Gonzales will
Francisco Vim mg.“ Clontnulu. . W in rvmv charge of al the cum-
‘4
for the Mother and Daughter
Is Our Special Offering of New
Spring Suits
Clever adaptations of the costliest and .. .31 c :clusive
tailleur models. Every suit shows the effect of careful
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The coats are richly lined with either plain or fancy silk:
and feature the flare and belted styles. Serges, Gabar-
dines, Poplins and mixtures are shown in Navy Blue, Tan.
Wistaria, Green, Black,'Shepherd Plaid and Velour
Checks.
Unusual PrelEaster Prices
$12.95-$16.50-$22.50
All Array of Spring Women’s and Miss-
Dresses es’ Coats
The very flower of the
Spring creations. 1n the Tailored Coats that have the
season's ncvvcsl nulctials of full ilarc effect; trig and
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also combinations of various
silks and Georgette Crepe $5-49. $10.95.
in the fashionable colors of 1'
Navy Blue. Champagne, $16.90
Rose. Copper, Black and .
Pearl. . Children’s Coats
Specrally Marked *
$12.95. $16.95.
$22.50
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As a style show, you will find our stock of Benjamin garments well worth while, but the ap-
peal will be far more personal when you see the models that look as though they were made
for you. 1
$10.00 to $20.00
New Spring Hats New Spring Neckwear
; Joseph Davis
85 Washington St. So. Norwallt
“The Reliable Credit Clothing Store’ ’ Offers
Specials in.v_g.i\lew ,
SPRING. SUITS
. For Ladies and Misses
HISAveek we- ofler'a's ' t'
litmts will bt‘:
Snappy models in coats for
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Ne‘w Blouse ”(‘de billiliOllQ and the season's
.t l - materia-
_ Copier: of the latest imports mm popu at k,
in charming models of Geor- ' ~ $3.95. $5.49
gette grep; Crepe de Chine
and ashable Satin, in '
fashionable colors and ef- separate Sklns
facts: Old Rose, White and
“a" the favorites, A new shipment ofmodiah
$2.98. 83-49- $4.98 skirts just unpacked. Strict- :
- , ly tailored 'th oke. lut-
,Cliiidreli s Washa- .d and rta‘i’é decaf-tn
blc Dresses might: but. and rm, 5.
Presentable_ .Dreases in Materials used are fine Eng-
fetching .gtl’lllh models. lish Serge. Gabardinea.
made‘of gingham and oth- Wool Velour Check. Wor-
. . ' ten miles soutliof Satevo, on April (”as sold ers iii the field. These ru-~ er good wash material. '
Ni; ii value .111 Ladies’ and 13395’ IItrcorpitu to Gen. Min Gunsmmimm cannot be "titled. . Special at 98¢ gedrCheck and good quality “l
l ll t. ’;}‘ . New S rin Suits at $1500 teommanding tho Carranza troop: 5 in the absence of any definite news op m'
i it}. hilt \‘l . P g . ° - Chihuahua. Gen. Bell recatvea thlsifrom Gen. Peri-hing. the border hurt hiidd Bl . ~ f1
1‘ W. "l” 4 These suits embrace the very lat- information from ominous momma been reduced to more mm“... ‘ ' y (“I908 Low pn-“d At , “7's!
' NIH" ’ f ‘l. est ideas in Spring le; may be “"“t‘w‘md “ "0G““r‘lmn'mnw “0" fl“ '0 the whereabouts of Villa A Popular Garment _
M ; . . day. American cavalry are. pushing and the status of the pursuit. ~»
. V tit, ‘ had in an material earned, and forwianblatalong the trails to and Del _. -. . At 98¢ $2.25. $3.98. $4.98 . ‘ .1
‘.‘;, . ' ' yon ‘ evo. ! , " .
i ' \‘l ‘ . are carefu 1y tailored by a leading ! commons. N. ‘M., April 7.~~Proof YE” L'BRE- . ,
l . American mamfiacturer- For this of the markmamhlp of Amoroan ml- 1! this kind or unrhymed, uurhytlinwd At" Alterations Free . f .‘
‘ week only dlcra has done more than any other, stuff is . . 1
development of the cannula in Her Poetry
tea to strike fear into the hoarta of
Villn‘a followers, according to reports Th" merely ”'9“an "'9 ihmd of an
coming corona the border. Tbol ordinary discourse
ctraitht ghri‘r'iuita donut Calm. i 0!! in the middle
that of t 0 tie deiac tent at pun; ‘
sued the bandits aomu.tho line after 2;; sentienco
the rald. and that at Guerrero and “”y “5 "‘9 ’9“
Astra Calientea. was totally “expect-rm U“? H0t Ml” .
ed by the Mexicans. .lt .waahutterly. 0m to the next line, ‘
different from shooting they ad ex- Then I shall vo . _ ._ _
perionced in on ammonia between. week ’3; mun my iltebuck per
fractional troops n the five yeara of
civil atrife, close followers of the Th0 500“ YIN"
situation assert. And become a Poet! A Pool!
h“\'m§'s Atouoym had been :3"!th Become a Poet of the Brotherly Si-
t at t e mericans were wea rigs,
cowards who were afraid to matchl lencos, the Cosmica, "the. In
lthcir atrenzth with Mexican forces."l‘ finitea, and» the other i“ “d
\ in naturalised Mexican living here “ital"!
\ gszitd today. "They believe. in their 1-
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”ll wk. . ‘
lit! ‘('r ‘97
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Alterations Free?
and their ability to conquer any force ’ y I-
' C L, I ~ they should encounter. lamoomlno- .— ,
. i‘ .' ' i ' ‘ '. jed that before the Columbus raid ‘~ ‘
. ' ' 3 . ' Ltheir feeling was that of contempt
_ . . i ' .- . .of a larger man for a smaller, weak-
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ignorance, lrnplicity in themselves h”.- __’— _, J"- ' "V ’ " ' ‘ ' H F" i "m "
.er antagonist."
The first shock was given the Villa
bandits when seventy-nine of their
men w'cre killed by ~half its many
troopers of the Thirteenth Cavalry,
who made the sortie across the inter-
national line after the raid. But even
then they did not realize their own‘
.1
Has Winter Left You Run Down?
Are you weakened and debilitated from the long and trying
winter? Have you suffered from the sudden changes of weather?
I Spring Waists - The New Coats-
.. weakness. soldiers and civilians re-. , -
Tholvery lflllt‘it mtteml‘i. material {Er Springbwear :30 nail]: different 'turning from the front rt‘pflriingbtha‘; ‘~ Doyolgllfeedl the 21:3de filmethtngtorfnew yofigsgqlggllv 313% Du: ‘
and (0 ms. A may. compete assort- an prov us m ole—a no new i the towns through which the an our 00 1.1 0 er. en ’OU. sure ll 1 e men 6 0
"m“ “‘0'“ WC“ ‘0 .‘hoosc. “3"" here priced 0t mm Hinged in its flight its members boast- y I 3 Y y _ P
‘ ed of their superiority over theme»
.icau forces. It is at Guerrero that
tune contrast between the ntarklnan-
'51in of the two force: was demon-
Ititrated. This. the troopers of the
‘Seventh Cavalry. shooting comb and .
l steadily, sent olmoot every bullet to t
iits mark. while General Hernandea's *
l aoldlora tired wildly as they-ran, near- ‘
tly all shooting hixht above the heads
of the Americans. As a result when
$1.50 to $5.00 $7‘50 to $22.50
NEW SPRING SKIRTS ‘ " SPRING .MILLINERY ’
$1.98 to $7.50 $3.094» $7.00
BEECH : Ms ‘
' PILLS ' '
During winter’s cold, the body doe3 Beecham’sPills will soon make you
not expel the impurities from the feel like your self again. They
SYStem, as it does in warm weather. purify the blood, tone the: stomach,
They accumulate, remain in the and aid theorgansof elimination.
Miner, kidneys and blood, They cleanse them—regulate
makingyoufeel ‘slugfislhheadachy, the bile and bowels, strengthen
“underflieweathef'andgmuchy. :the bodily functions and help to
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the «smoke of the engagement had I
Our Store Service Means Just 17m mm 1. m 1m“ MM m, .
That we take picture in showing mute merchandise. whether you“ .
we“: or mirth» woatm to live Masada-cum, and gum-ant. pap. -
foot fit: that we opal Gin-books to omuavonaohurful credit baaia.
i
a . . ‘w
. American cavalryrnen had been alight-
ly wounded, while Jillteou time: that
annual 'Vllla doling:- hsd mu
.fllhth ran may more woun .
- . .. A 1Ifliifl' W arm“
‘-*~~-«._,_. ‘L ~ . ’mahhmtjdflIui moo rin-
‘ed thirlwm 1mm 111’ .
. """ .’ 'thoinindaofjhohsmfltathat ~tho
. ability of the Anette-II had been
. trimaran-mm to
arrivals hero. . ,
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