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Egyptian
DEITIE
The Utmost in Cigarettes
Plain end or Cork tip
Iconic of culture, rcfi*\?tvent and
carnation in\ztriub(if prefer
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The Pleasure of Wearing
Custom-Made Shirts
is definite. It Appeal*, to cww man. The slight
additional cost over the ready-to-wear sliirt brings
far more than its relative return in the satisfaction
of having exad lit, ex?~M"t fashion, End the ehoitv
of materials tli-it may be ? ""elusive.
The New Shirtings From Abroad Are Her?
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New Sports Sox
){1,1 )f I..\ I f>adg< ol gowlness; just1 over
from [cond?n. Woo] ox, white; some with side
clox, lomt ?with vertical stripes. From medium
weight at ?".*>? pair to medium weight in extra Hin
eaahmcre ribbed, M $2 pair.
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John Wanamaker
M road v *n ? ' Ninth Si
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U. S. FORCE NEAR
SCENE OF BATTLE
Detachment Within a Few
Miles of Cruces. Where
Villa Met Repulse.
FUGITIVE IS MAKING
STAND AT NAMIQUIPA
?Huerican Soldiers Arc Expected
10 ?n?-age Bandit Within
\(*?.t ?3fi Hours.
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Carranza force
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Iota rata ai sg Villa baa he<*
report? thi although
. that hi? tot] I ? e bee
?aid to ha\
hree detachments will be b
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farthei
?m reft?: tertaia th?
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him.
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Mexican Governors Gel
Notice of Agreemen
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WHERE VILLA IS RKPORTK1) TRAPPED.
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the
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crating
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from l Gra as, and 1 othei
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mean? of scouts st I
eommunii a' i
Froi * three
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the mtei
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"HARPER'S" EXPOSE DENTED
H I W i!??.ii. I .nlat'il ta Uli \l.,,lcrn
I'loi. Haati i i. His I avyer.
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apparent'
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??main
corps
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... litiona."
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) ///?/)or,
y 'Tpi p?j?o ?
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sy tase, mate ?*-????-?"
ft1
are noW hot?kn?
INFORMAL D?SP1?AYS
if
PARI8MOOES
OW"/'; d'c/v/ couturier of World
l?ide [ame?
(iSou)nf? -iJJrtxp?.^uif**.
(?ii a to-Skir tu *i? l ou?ji'jS
""?llillinmuj
SHIPS, NOT ARWOF
PLEA OF LODGI
Fighting a Governmen
Plant, lie Cites Weak
ness of Navy.
ONLY 15 FIRST LINE
WAR CRAFT READ\
Biild More Battleships for De
fence. Instead <>f 1 r\in>i Ex?
perinients, Says Senator.
- . . i -. j
w.? gto , March 20. I
i shlpi nut of the forty-on
I about
I Sra'e^ N'arj in case of an -mor
?'..r He: ry i iii.ot ?"dtre tie
cIor???l to thi ? ? ,'
I for en 1
; Mr. Lodgl
ng i i toi ? cy ai
?
who *
B we I tve been dovol c
the Xava
armor plant when we ouj-lit to
; to t!ie navy of th<
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the din ? ?
ami what we ?hould think o'
the defeni P the <
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s- done tha?
arres, ng of a fl
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? ihtps, built
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engt of our actus , : .
I th< >?..???'
P wai
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Vine No! ??-I Bellt.
- ' ? ..cm ai?> building or an
at leaves wo
re are reeord<
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i h? Iowa **a?i au
Maa?
nk the) were
? 1*94 : ? ?>?? are out
at leaves I I
com
m old.
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tot ? t that
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N irth Dakota ??
arr alao under repair, ai
, Maine, M
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a a ihorta? ? to th?
18 ta appropriate, and
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Three Mu?-?! Re Rebuilt.
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tructun
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ed i
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line, with three submarii a
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"Why, In 1907, with a 1 tal of twi
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- ?? Hampton Road -
i the world v
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have fort
ib lize bul
m. :? line r ?''.-? ?
?u.?I if v.e. ???n ud?l t: ? . ... * ?
cour b
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shall we shall i .,- ? nil teen.
"lo tura ?rom building up the
\ ? - navy 1 ?? ng
expei
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making mom
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r ? ian aaid that the C"'
? . ugh( ,?f driving
manu iren
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the goven mi nt i ould commai d
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Seaator Hitehi ? . government
to remove ., luspieioi ? at
ra aggravated into ? ari b
manufacturera who would profit
n material.
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unanimous- COI t at 4 I '? ??
? tel . on.
VOLUNTEER* AVIATORS
TO JOIN VILLA HUNT
5U Machines To Be Offered for
Scouting and Attacks.
i : Paae, Ta*t, March M. UaeAcial
I}, it in said, a ealoateer at-roplan??
core? forrn'il In the ?' sat ? II ha-. ?
mor?? than Bfty "planea on the I ?
te a
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greatest
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now iindertroini,- vill l.< able to offer
material aisistan?-.? t.? tha American
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all (be ki ???? rdge ol vol
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IDVERT18EMENT.
"Our Japanese
problem," says
Lincoln Stef?
fens, "is all a big
misunderstand?
ing by Califor?
nia ns, by the
Japs, and by
Americans
generally." He tells
why and points a
way out in "Califor?
nia and the Japa?
nese" in this week's
t&aeeej
Coll
?ers
THI NATIONAL WSBk.LT
CARRANZA FORCE
ALARMS EL PASO
? ?mi inii?'l iriim ?nage 1
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the othi i
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\n\ ERTISEMENT.
MIS ERTISRMKNT
ew
A
One Day
Sale
{Today Only)
To those purchasers who
may desire a piano of
more moderate price than
the Sohmer. we offer this
instrument as the most worthy piano ever sold at
its price.
PAYMENTS
MONTHLY
An unusual opportunity to procure a dependable
piano backed by the protection of an honored name.
Purchasers may exchange at any time with?
in a year for any new Sohmer piano
with full allowance of all money paid.
New Sohmer Piano M50 Up
FIFTH AVENUE at 32d STREET
la reportad 'o h?"*? conferred m *'n m
mining man, .1. V, Bmkir., an
'?'.?? -loan ?trails, r'gardn.fi
, Mexico fi ?.'n tha
?.- . a?* of El Paso. These I
.pfore the days of i > I
I ., art great i * ?
COLUMBUS GUNS FAILED
OWING TO DARKNESS
Report Shows How Two of the
Weapons Were Made Useless.
Washingtc " Be
i eporl ?. ., ng tha lity of load
ilble for
? . r?,na of
the 13) e gun troop
the tig *
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? ir Di pari meat. 1
gun jamming
r Goners Cpoi i
der an in ve gal
litt ? tho of?
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function pi ' .
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was ?; ? I h * or. did
r to load the K',
feed atrip haa to bo
.or guide. If
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two gu did not jam.
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m The am
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. I i ippeared to regard
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troopers ?v? sa ; - ?-.a r
a?lver?e cOf .
VON BISSING WARNS
CARDINAL MERCIER
Political Ajt-itation Will Re l'un,
??.lied. Sa\s Ooveraor (icneral
i : rera<M Get
oral ron Bitsina*, ? .* ? ? s fir
?' i letter i
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t"r':> Lenten i ?
Ama'.Tilh'li
.
"There can, t
pre .?; - nee frei
eminence, in past
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eusaUe that
raise
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Of tiio.*"*
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ternat
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mwwMmMmMmmmmmmmwM .mmmmw/w///MWM
We Want Your
Co-ooeration
The Steel
The prosperity of lii^ Pennsylvania Rail?
road System i*. dependent upon the good
will of ilif* people ?( serves.
\Yc are Irving lo m?ls?- our lervice safe,
attractive ?nul accommodating, ami ire
solicit your friendship and patronage.
Where we fail we onl) .i.-*k that criticism
be fair; ?There we succeed we hope y?u
will give us credit.
In order thai you mai understand our efforts
letter, we an- ?going to tell \<?u from lim?**
to lime through announcements similar
to iliis what we have done, what we are
non doing, and what we are aiming to
<lu to merit your support and confidem ??.
Pennsylvania Railroad
The Standard Railroad of America

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