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The Paper and the Community

Every loyal citizen Of a com,
munity should take his home
paper.
The local newspaper is one Of
the greatest assets Of any Sec
ton of country and should be sup
ported and encoura aged as such.
not with a feeling OF charity to-
ward the editor, as is too Often
the case, butt the firm cOnvic-
ton that in supporting the paper
you are contributing to the upIilt
Of the community anil the con3e,
quent enhanciNg of he value of
your own holdings.
Without your home paper your
town would lose muCn Of its at
Effectiveness as ii plan.- of abode,
would become barren spot in
the field OF knowledge.
The community woul4 be grop-
ing around in the Intellectual
darkness of uncertainty and spec
ulation, while other cities and
towns would be climbing upward
and onward to better things.
/ The dissemination Of news
!. woad return to the ancient
method of month to mouth. with
its consequent delays, and dis
tortions, ana omissions.
The business interests would
suffer from lack of IL medium of
communication between buyer
anti seller, commercial rivalry
WOuIQ De Oh INC iue, ana the
American spiri, Of 81 Will"
would sink into disuse ana event
ual CELEBRATION.
How many years have you
been reading this paper, anyway?
And don't you feel deep down
in your heart that it has been
worth more to you than it has
lost you:
How would you like - b de-
privel Of the opportunity OF ever
seeiag an t. e. 5soe "f ?
In o.her cords, just aow would
you like to live in thu community
/ If lels were no paprr puollSneu
here, no medium frem which you
4. u d 90 Jrtaln the dolngs OF 'he
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people Of the community, no
N dunn of exchange in the mat

nponIe Of the communitv no
n dunn of exchange in the mat.
&c o. b2ger I'D &aIA. no medium
t. 0ugt wmch you could maize
Z III wants known to the people
e. ;epL by climbing in1O a bugg,
a., spending DAVIS in driving
from one place to anothery
Just how would YOU like that?
The piu would be somewhat
bitter. wouldn't it?
We'll DON'T worry Won are in
no DANGER of losing YOUR home
paper
This article was written mere
" for the 0uroose Of CAUSING YOU
to do a little thinking along the
RIGHT LINE,
Wa want ,,o,, al of ,,or-to
noo,;ao th,t -, ,,,rom :. no. ho
N q, ,uhl;obod inst for +bo o,lorv ot
+ho aa;+on
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oo,,ld ro4 a;sronoo v,;+ho,,+ ;ntoI
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Mo ooasa 20 ro.1 of bon,o .ff. n.
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| 49,
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oon,m,,r;+v rrido for tno dovoI
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fr,,,t ,vo want o,,anu foro;1v II
49, a,,,,,,,,,,,;t, - ~, 49,
|to loou, what otbons On, d,;n =,
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n1 ,>n,.,,ona,,a aoo4:o - 10
Estate
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Advertising Rates on Application
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Franklinton, La, Aug IS.

FrankllntOn, La, Aug IS
Notice is hereby given thav a
meeting of the stockholders of
Darlington Bateman Company,
Ltd. will convene at tn office 0,
said Company at i'ranklinton,
La. on the 9TH day of September
1915. Said meeting is called for
the purpose of changing and
am ending Article 1 of the Char.
ter.
b BurriS, Secretary.
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Gypsy Encami mcnt

The Gypsy Encampment which
was presented on the Darlington
lawn under the auspices Of the
Methodist Woman Missionary
Society on last Friday evening,
was a pronounced success, and
Mrs. M. W. OFT undoubtedly
merited the lavish praise and
sincere appreciation accorded
her for the unusual entertain
ment. The brilliant music which
added so much to the pleasure of
the evening, was gratuitOusly
furnished by Misses Ruth OF
Of Osyka, and Nell OFT of Mi.
HermOn, musicians whom il
would be a treat to hear at any
time or place. The stage setting
and costunlng were specially
pleasing and with the gay mood OF
the irrepressble and vivacious
gypsy maiden> combined to pro
luce scene of brilliancy ara
nerrlmeut very appealing to the
audience. The financial result
WAS good and ii nice amount adj
ii to the Patronage Fuud.
Two for l5c No. 2 Blue Ridge
Canned Corn.
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SUNDAY EXCURSION and Weekend Fare:

Week end fares from above points
to New Orleans and return, going
Saturday or Sunday returning Mon
l9y.
Qor further particulars call on agents
write NJ. }. Mcmahon. G. T. A.,
New Orleans
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Sheriff Sale. No. 1859.
#. B. Erwin& Son, Ltd,
Sol D. Hart

NOtlSP Is nercDS given llidI w NituC VI a. ~
order of feirre facaS issued out OF the 18TH
for Washington Parish in the above entitled
cause and to me directed. will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and highest
bidder on
Saturday, Sept. Is, 1915.
at the principal front door of the court house
at FranklintOn, La, between the legal sale
hours for judicial sales, the following described
property, tO-wt:
South half of the following des-
cribed property: so acres of land more
or less described as follows: bounded
north by lands of Louis James. east
Ind south by lands of Spectators, and
west by John Thompson and Sam
Wilson, being part of same land ac-
CURED by Sol D. Hart from H. L..
Bateman, except 10 acres of land more
ST. less, described as follows; 10 acres
of liant in the southeast corner of said
tract, and being 30 acres of land more
or less herein described, situated in
the southwest ! of northeast !, section
-, township /, south range II east.
This 18TH day of August, 1915.
Il. j. Simmons. Sheriff.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS SlOO 4 YEAR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-07

put down $50 that trv hid IL. seemed
to muuk him. And certainly kept it-
self constantly I'm his mind At the
tnhIa. his seat faced IL. gen sat with
her back to if. but of course she could
see the blue reflection I'm the mirror
of the sldpbOlrd Sometimes when
Cort was looking at fine plato he met
Cons Glance ina the mirror behind &c.
Both hastily looked elsewhere and
talk hngushcd
eff [ could buy another" ne sug-
gcsted. tentatively. one that.
Gen shook her head. "There is m
other like H. and. ANYHOW. yCu
cuuIdn't afford H."
Cort lloomcd behind tho newspaper
Her tonc was icIv rorglviug. flo
wished the blamed plate was at tine
bottom Of the Atlantic ocean. lie
wished Gcn-,vclI hr wished a lot Of
things. And the ncyt evening he
STAYED down town and Tlaved pool.
Grucyicye's br0tncr s1w aim and later
tnld Gen who ,.iod herself TO sleep
when she heard H. and the next morn
|nr served breakfast i'm cold silence.
Cnrt didn't care. Tie had got to tho
|poirt when lie didn't care much for
Anything who plate was a blue taunt.
| He elared m II as ne went out-theu
his eyelida drooped in embarrassment.
/ In the mirror over il he met Gene
Ivicye,s wide plancc,
I That night he Jagged home 10 dinner
wishing the meal was over, Gcnevievc
was the same as usual. forcedlv polite.
/ But the dinner was unusually good
creamed new potatoes and roast that
their limited income didn't allow every
night. and aftcrward came sherbet
| ice that Gcnc.ieye prided herself on.
/ She had learned # nj cooking school.
Cort ate with annette. When he
had finished his ice. Genovlcve rose
/ to get n bowl of nuts ON the gideboard
ICort didn't offer to get them for her.
lie had never touched ANYTHING on the
Isidcboard since n certain night. Now
he watched her wistfuIlv. Tho dinner
was .ood lint he ,yishGd A. had been
poorer. ana he and Cen on lie old
casy CAV terms--as before that con
founded plate cracked their happiness
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-07

In one Of the southern states the
negroes are great patrons Of matri-
monial agency. one darky anxious
to find a wife for his son, went 10 this
agent who handed him his list of
lady clients Running through this
the man came upon his own wife's
name entered as desirOus of obtain
ing a husband between the ages Of
Is and 30.
Forgetting about his son, the darky
hurried home TO announce his dis
coyery to his wife. She was not at all
disturbed
"Yes," she said II done give him
my name. ] puts it down when you
was so sick In de winter and de doe
tor says he must prepare for dc
worst. Chicago Journal
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/. RylAR2 KLETS
STOCKS AND BONDS
COTTON


LIVERPOOL sep.. 6-Cottor. spot. In
fair demand prices easier Coed m.5duu2
G.0.d. middiing 575d low midi'n- 5a0l
good ordinary 49nd. Sales 5000 iutlud.
Ing 600 and 1000 f0r speculation and
export Receipts ZOO bales Futures closed
steady. September o C5d. September Oefo,
ber SD. Oct1ber-NUvsmber 57ad Nuyem-
berDecemher 5Tgd. Decemb-r.Jauuary
b 50 V d. JarUary-Fgbruary . stl February.
March 5.gOd, March.Aprl 5g3d. April
May 59Td Nay-Juup Go0d Jurt.luly
tUIiAd. July.August August-scpteul
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THE BLUE PLATE.

II
.,.l,,,.
10 Was am heirloom. lhhl royal oIuv
p.aIr Ni'h I'a n,"''Iy uo'0,I ID, ", d" H",It
I'..' COWS anu JUS ''',''' .' I"',", III I,-
cottage and trees Also tl was rene
ANA s'"N' 'h'' """ "'.' y
precious To G'ncNcNr. a H Hr'''-'uhl
of some royal duke or general or some
noted person 'rnrNcNe hrIa'II was
% hll h1ZN about tine p"lnl h'd gwen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-07
LIVE STOCK

KANSAS CITY. Sept G-uOGS Re.
ccipts 5000: market higher; bulk Of sales
s725N7sO. heavy S7250 go, packers and
butchers s13J G7.S5, light s7.i0N i.s5, pigs
SC75 also.
CATTLE- Receipts 10 600 market steady
20 strong prime fed steers So a l0lV,
dressed beef steers $1,000 9.80, southern
steers S575MS25 COWS $4,000 I15. hetf
ers 625@925, si0ckers 5000 so.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-07

My house is so well organized ~
said Mrs. De Cav, that ! don't go
into my kitchen once a week
That's the pleasant way she puts
it, her husband explained. "As
matter Of fact, she's afraid of her
cook"
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FARMS
FARM TO TRADE.

FARM TO TRADE
Choice bottom, 100 acres, well i'm
proved, good buildings and in culti-
walton. near Pauls Valley, to ex-
change for good Tulsa residence for
home. See
Il. A. LILLY.
s11-212 Texas Bldg Phone 54l.
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AWWERTUSING RATES

An advertisements will be accepted IN
RE World on the following conditions
ONLY: .,
No ad. less than Is cents, We reserve inc
.lghf 40 revise and classify all ads Return
y rong replies. Three.timo ads very seldom
hil. Moucy refunded on unused Insertions
Errors corrected or money refunded
RATES.
one cent a word for all classification
e.crpt clairvoyauts, personals and matri
mCnid which is two cents per word; mini,
mum charge 25 cents. Your credit Is goo1
Il Won own 'phOne, except for personal
n rniUrc for sale and position wanted nd
yerti.ine which are cash. Classification mol
guaranteed after 3 p. m.
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All advertising for position wanted,
furniture for sale and personals are cash
with order.
Out.of.town ads will not be run IN
less remittance is made with order.
Two cents per word for all ads ordered
nclassifed
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REAL ESTATE
JemIkans * lTePwflIGgcT


QDBlIllMlllS OK il WUw wlulEYJ EH
r,,t, 90 ruII,rt,uu pniIIinr
Phones 4ao6--i-9O.
rOR RENT toUrr0om mousse Phone 2ol x.
FoR RENT. .rr...r,,,,,, .r,nI.ru bous. south
"dr 50l miss LIdr
l7,,, -,-,I-l. ,-.---.,.. -..-. E..-. --J
~ WV it ".''. ..' '' N..
w. --.. nun,
FOR SALE Good ws, front residence I"N
-AHo-H sue l'...' .'..- -.
FOR SALE Residence wHWrN laHlI'u'
WANT 1o 6n, good fom five or sis. r1on
modern house on easy TERMS. Phone 1894
I1Iy y-glTrT t..,.... ,....r.... h,.,... .,.,.,l,
.ils. r.r .,.r L,r'r.. I.r.I. pE"n.
g78i.
nm, l-,Il- y--.- I..-.lI...- if.,u---,,., I--
,'oyn5 ,itnlIr f,, aarT... pnon. o.. or
-n"I"I'"' H"'''''' ''' H''"-. "'"' 600 ''
-----.--
''' w., s...a . nu,.. lI.. H., I.I
| pIi,," 0lf,
o------ ,---n --
| FOR SALE Lot gWll0 feet ln Inmrs
| o. "l--y, .''"
49, .-...
/ FOR SALE 7r0uw. modern house,. good
/ well. lots of Shade. barn and rhlcaen
| -11sg- Igone --U
/ WE'LL LOCATED business lo. OIt1u Okla.
| Trurhu-p property. Su.N IS Phillips
| Box 41i ru-ln- uAa.
| FOR SALE Splendid rsh,room 0s. 'front.'
South Oun'gr WrNl.M H.-"' Easy
terms b q Rose G Co.
! WNNTFp. .Liu ,our property for -arc or
rent Brink A. hum.' Phone G15. Room
I-oV -. -.r,..-I. .-,--r-T -I-,..-- Jar,.
IL" .,,ltLya.t.., \H...vf ,.J rnrr,W..t.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

FOUND-Purse at Empress theatre. Owner
may have same by identifying and pay,
ing for this ad $ $ Brown, 3lI South
Madison. Phone $3.50
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FURNISHED ROOMS

TOR RENl- ono furnished room sl5 North |
Main.
J. 70 FsorM T '''"''''' '.''-
,-,,, my, ,I.---,---..-.-. -,..,,,- sI5 gonib
-,-,, south
Nlpp LgIf i"i"'a''a So"'" room. -'' ''"''
FOR kENI,,, Well furnished "'om CLOSE ''.
Lnnne e22 --
North Vain. -
FOR RENT Nun light housekeeping rooms
phopo a57o
FOR RFVT Uousckgcpus rooms, close in.
Phone I.gg
ron Rryr T,,-, -Tor-rErrrIrg rooms no
West seventh
7--,I, -,,l-,-I, ,,--g ma
gr,,b 's,,.,i
;--,-, l,5,--5 ,7-., ~, gr.--
| I"h N' m N',Io- '''"
D--I- -Io-g --2--
FOX khNI rHtW hou''N''p'"H '0'"''
.7lo guHlu l',lN'l
FOR RENT Sleeping. rooms III West
olNi1- P1ong Lg2e ------
| FOR RENT Sleeping room. modern. $40
month Phone 2733.
| NICELY mri,6cd room. close n for gentle
mon 52l South Denver.
F0g PFZT- T,.-I, T,n-r---rrIog rooms 220
Wc.t Brady Phlgr $3.50
I wv a 5,,,-,--I,-I ,,-,.,-i,g- -ovtLcast rooms
Stnrr t",s prora 90og. /
I5,I, Ti-,-77 ,,------7--J g7-rrinr
| ''N NJ nt-'WE, , 'W
-------- ~ ---
/ foR hEN .- pIgas"4nli s.'y,P'5gEE roo" u"
ou-LL N--l I.L-g- , -.'--- '-- 2--
| FOR RENT One large pleasant room at
ll2 south Denver. I0oIg --yg-
/ FOR RENT suite ot r0ms for housekeeping
for man and wife 500 South ElEn.
| FOR RENT Furnished room for gentleman.
$3.50 O. week 7nl South Bou'drr
/ ron P-ZT-- Two ro-m, for H,ft horsc.ccp-
ing lIl Nc,t Su.h Phone 1t5o.J.
I -,Cn DI-NI- I,1-.- -..-l, i,,.,.l.r,I,.,, ro9uI-
/ ny iI'' I r -.,r DrTyrr
/ UI' n'N NJ, ... .'.'.. N'".j pr,.,'" i-
/ -- -
| FOR RENT Housekeeping room 10 couple
/ WLNoNl ,NlLILLL- ULI 2g1ln I0ul'---
. FOR RENT Two furnished or nnfmnished
rooms close Zoo, modern ill South Frisco.
| TOp PE[-r -T--, -- lIrrT ,1rgI, rIrnI-hrd
l''rt bo1s,g,nrir, room. Phone irsG.R
iT711 Pa1-.,,- -,--,-- -I--7-- r-r,--IrT 6o0-o-
( "" NJ " pt,,', 1I-i r.
| ---
/ FOR RENT Large furnished ItAi mouse
,-,Irpng room 'l' Hoo'" MAN" I"'"'
/
| FOR RENT Suit, of rooms with first
class board $40 South Cheyenne Phone
31g2
TI1 P7[--, V5--7- ET-Ti-IgT fr1Tf IrlI-
BOSTON
t',,arr r, 1og soTn Cfnrnrati Phon.
igf.lI
--.,--,,-,-,,- 7---,-- l-------7------
Inn, ronl8s No children 1916 South
Cr.'nnar
,---,, -.,z--7- ------1----1 -7-------- -----
.1rth ,,posrra rcnrraIIy located 72i
~uYfl Denver.
-,7-z--, ----,---I---7 -7--------.
rooms second floor 1924 south BaIu.
moro Phone 2U-G
---. -------------- 80
FOE hFN Iw& rooms, l1Ln'"e% vgd., TonrtL rt
.tr,1, pEnnn 400
- l-.
FOR R.NI Two furnished rooms lGf 1EI.
Housekeeping modern. flu Norln 'Ih'
gLnlIll- L11ne 1LI
FOR R.\ Furnished room for one or
two gentlemen steam heated apartment
close nm. Ihpne o2hb.
FOp RTNT-WeI Furnished front room,
suitable for man and ,yifo or two voung
mon g0G South Denver
7,7-,i, l5------,-1-i -----,I I---- -------,I
w f.o. ma rGams rriyatc fr"nt erd hack en-.
trance 612 North Main
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T0TTT VT0I will HH that pain.

WANTEU-Postoffice box VIII pay pre-
MUM Address Box 0l3 care World.
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LOST

LOsT-ChId.s lorket with picture. Phous
2s1.J.
LOST saturday childs gold friendship
bracelet Of six links Finder Phone 2252.
LOST Small envelope containing sons
kodak pictures from Quaker drug store.
Phone 2377
WILL the parties who picked uu a camera
on the hin west Of Red ForI about . p. m
Monday please phone 3722
LOST-Oue 81x4 oversize Diamond tire be-.
tween Tenth and Cincinnati ard North III.
gin. Notify William Wallace. Phone 2S29.
MISCELLANEOUS
KIMONOs soc. 2io East Third.
LADIES hats 25c. 216 East Third 81
LADIES' velvet hats 75c 216 East Third.
~-~-~~~-~>~-------~-~~~--~~-
UNFURNISnED ROOMS
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Two unfurnshed rooms mod
err. 7l3 South Cheyenne.
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1--WE STOCK

gOR SALE dorse. Phone 1872
FOR SALE-Good driving horse. lo5 North
Madison.
FOR SALE-One baby bear cut, perfectly
tame 10 North Victor.
WANTED-To buy good cheap driving
hors" 1920 South Main. Phone 3266.
FOR SALE-Go pacing mare, also buggy
and harness. Can at PIG West Third.
II. J. MLes.
SHETLAND ponies for sale 10 head Of
full-blood shetland ponies for sale, cheap.
o. NJ. JyAusar, Erie, Kan.
HOUSES FOR RENT
FURNISHED.
FOR RENTING room furnished house.
1107 South Main.
WANTED-Five to oightroom house at
once Phone 597-R.
FOR RENT Three-roOm furnished house,
141 South Madison Phone 206l.
FOR RENT-Three-r furnished house,
not modern sl5 month. Phone 433I.R.
FOR RENT-Half modern four.room bunga.
low, furnished for Bookkeeping. Phone
2ses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03
APPEAL FOR JAMES C.ANTER
Considered UNLIKELY

BRISTOL. VA. June Counsel for
James Cantcr, the Virginia boy who
is under sentence to die in tho electric
chair on June II. with his elder
brother. Luther. both being convicted
of the crime of assault and murder in
connection with the fate of Mrs. James
4. Wilson. are now doubtful whether
they viii he permitted to take an APP
peal. Judge Preston w. Campbell. who
heard the case, declines to hear a mo-
ton for appeal. giving ~ his rca son
that no exception was taken during
the progress Of the trial upon which
writ of error might be asked. Young
! Cantcr's counsel will try. however TO
reach the supreme Court in some other
way. II is certain that Luther Can
ter. who confessed to the crime, will
hc clcctrocutcd on June II, but II Is
possible that the Supreme Court may
interfere hy inquiring INTO the case OF
james Cantcr. The convicted boy is
nineteen years old. His elder brother.
who must die for the crime, is twenty
Ave years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03
Supreme Court Proceedings.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
WfTHEVlLLE. VA. June 2-Pro.
ceedinss in the Supreme Court Of An
pcals OF Virginia. to-day were as fol.
lows:
Clinchfield Coal Corporation We
Cruises. administrator. argued by S. H
Sutherland for defendant In error and
J. Norment Powell for plaintiff in error
and submitted.
Clinchfield Coal Corporation va
Brooks. argued by w. IL. Rouse and !
Norment Powell for plaintiT in error,
and +. l.. Sutherland for defendant in
error. and submitted.
Honaker Lumber Company vs. Call
argued By Barnes Gillespie for plain.
tin In error. and continued until to-
morrow morning.
Next cases to be called: Il. Suther-
land & Co. W.. Gibson: Mcem, Haslkins
& Mitchell vs. Big AK Pocahontas Coal
Company: Lite. CT al VS. Rowe, ct al:
Walter Trent VS.. Clnchfield Coal Cor
poration: Harrison Trent vs. Clinch
field Coal Corporation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03
CLUSTER SPRINGS CLOSES
IT'S FIFTIETH SESSION

CLUSTER SPRINGS, VA, June g.
Cluster Springs Academy closed its
fftieth session of successful work on
Monday. The commencement eXer-
ciscs were exceedingly interesting
throughout. On Saturday evening the
annual dcclaimers' contest attracted a
large and appreclative audience. On
Sunday morning the annual sermon
was preached by Rev r. c. Caldwell
ID. d., OF the Union Theological Semi
nary, Richmond. DR.. Caldwell also
made the address on Sunday evening
to the members of the school y NJ
&c. y. On Monday the annual literary
address was delivered In the school
auditorium by Walter T.. Addison. Fol-
lowing Mi. .Addson's address was the
award Of the usual school honors y
gold medal for conduct and attendance
was presented to William Cumming
of royhasi, Japan. Mr.. Cumming also
received the scholarship medal for
having made the highest average on
all examinations for the year. The first
declaimer's medal was awarded to Ed
ward u. Hopkins. San Marcos Tex.
the second TO Edwin II. Copenhavcr
Jr. The battcr's medal was awardc
to Gilmer Thompson, Lexington, y. c.
and the medal for best all-round ath-
lcte to :. Williams Newton. The fol-
lowing pupils received diplomas OF
Eraduation Miss Marian Hendren
Wilson. Cluster Springs. Va. Edwin
II. Copenhaver. Jr, Seven-Mile Ford
Va. and :. Williams Newton. Thomas
willie, y. c. The exercises were closed
with Il bcnediction by Rev W. t.
Pitcher. Roanoke, Va.
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dining-room is not the place for il. IL
these food particles are allowed to re-
main in mouth fermentation sets up
and the acid thus created attacks the
enamel and quickly disintegratcs the
dcnt;ne
y great many persons do not know
how TO brush the teeth properly. The
brush should hc used up and down on
the teeth. not around them. The mo.
ton should be from the gums toward
the crown, so the hristlcs of the brush
will pass between the teeth as much as
possible. The iusidcS should he cleaned
with same care as the outsidcs, and the
brush should be rotated on the contact
surfaces Of tho molar teeth. in whose
minute CreViceS decay is apt to start
from the persistcncy with which food
is inclined to lodge in them
y good tooth paste should he used
every morning. This is an excellent
formula: calcium carbonate prccipi-
tated. thirty parts: magnesium Carlo
nate. ten parts: orris root. fifteen parts:
oil OF peppermint, two-iifths Of part
Never pick the teeth with any metal
implement AS there is danger of in
juring the enamel. Cracking nuts with
practices which should be stunned for
tho same reason. Extremes Of tenn
pcraturc in food or drink are "A menace
TO the enamel, inst as boiling hot water
would be TO delicate glass. Ice cream
should rot be followed by hot coffee.
nor hot soup by iced water.
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Migraine or
Sick Headache

DR.. ID. Caldwell says that this exceedingly
distressing disease does not shorten life
ers from this afIliction are condemned to
undergo the periodical attacks every few
weeks until they are forty years OF age after
finally disappear entirely. Palliative m cas-
ures during the attack are all that It is
the best preventive measure. An attack
may often be prevented by taking two
Anti kamnia Tablets when the FIRST symp-
toms appear. and one A nti-kamnia Tablet
every two hours during the attack shortens
It, eases the pain and brings rest and quiet.
Observation-Disclosures may be obtained at
al druggists. Ask for AK Tablets. They
quickly relieve all Pain
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feats - climbing. diving. swimming.
fencing and dancing. Many scenes are
taken In front of Al mirror. by which
she is enabled to give full rein to her
ability to make quick and startling
changes OF facial expression. Playing
opposite Miss Janis will be seen an
other warm favorite OF the screen,
Owen Moore. in the role of the roman
tie hero. 1t Is said that this Bos-
worth production abounds In beautiful
settings. tho scenes I'm and around
country house in California being es-
pccially noteworthy