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The Washington times., 1915-02-18
Business Men Discuss
New Anti-Future Law

Cotton producers and merchants, man
ufacturers. bankers. and warehouseinen
appeared at the National Museum here
today, at a hearing called by the Secre-
tries OF Agriculture and the Treasury.
to consider proposed rules and regila-
tions to govern the administration of
the anti-futurcs cotton law. which went
into effect today.
A Federal tax Of 2 cents per pound on
all cotton futures, except under con-
tracts conforming tc regulations OF the
Department of Agriculture. is the
method by which Congress expects to
block cotton gambling
The Washington times., 1915-02-18
Rev.. Earle Whitley
To Talk on War
Will Lecture on Experience in
Europe for Benefit Of Phi
Mu Sigma.

The Rev. Earle Wiley. dbl, who
was caught In Europe's conflict. will de-
liver q lecture on the war tomorrow
night at Hamline M. Il. Church. under
the auspices Of the Phi Mu sigma
Fraternity.
BY means Of motion pictures. sho "
ing conditions before the outbreak
of the trouble, and scenes OF desoia-
tion and devastation which have fol-
lowed, the lecturer will draw In con-
trast the havoc resulting from the
fighting.
DR.. Whitley will, in addition. relate
the unpleasant, though interestinE.
experiences of himself and MS party
when they were caught inside the war
zone by the declaration OF war last
August.
The proceeds Of the lecture Will be
applied to furnishing the joint quar-
tiers OF the chapters Of the fraternity
which have been established at S8l q
street northwest.
Charles Heider Is chairman OF the
lecture committee and Charles Rouse
is treasurer. Others on the commit
tee are r. r. Edwards, T. H. Leith, g.
E. Keene, Howard Kernodle. J. T.
Brown. Bayne Brown. r. e. Leith
Burton Corning. John w. Farrar
The Washington times., 1915-02-18
Los Angeles Children
Must. Be Home at Nine

Los ANGELES. Cal, Feb. 1s.-Nine
o'clock Is the children's honr for go
ing home in Los Angeles. The old
curfew ordinance has been revived.
wave of offenses by and against
children during the last two months
caused the issuance of an order by
the police for the strict enforcement
of the old blue law" Dance halls,
pool rooms and amusement places
have been forbidden to admit per-
sons under seventeen years OF age
after the curfew signal.
The old time whistle. which replaced
the tolling of the village bell. will
soon be succeeded by the city wide
"winking of electric lights"
The Washington times., 1915-02-18
A TREAT IF C0NSTPATED, BILIOUS, SICK, d.
Use GENTLE CALIFORNIA SYRUP Of Figs"

out Of your system by morning without
gripping. Please don't think Of Cali.
Don't think you are drusging yourself
or your children. because this delicious
fruit laxative can not cause injury.
Even the most delicate child can take 10
as safely us a robust man. 1t is tho
most harmless. effective stomach, liver
and bowel cleanser. regulator and tonic
ever devised.
Your only Difficulty may be In getting
30 cent bottle Of "California Syrup of
Figs" then see that II is made the
California Fig Syrup Compay." This
city has many counterfeit "ng syrups."
SO watch out.--Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-02-18
Captures Costa Rica
Bandit; Gets $1,000

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.-George Stew
ems. one time sheriff of Sioux City.
Iowa. arrived on the United Fruit
steamship Mandeville. with 5000 gold
in his pocket, the reward he earned by
capturing Marcial Cepero. Costa Ric-
an bandit.
Stevens went to Costa Rica at the
Invitation of his brother to try to rid
the country Of Cepero and his band.
He shipped as a sailor on a yawl char.
tered by Cepero to take him to Santo
Domingo.
When the yawl put into Port Antonio
the bandit and three followers went
notified the Jamaica police. Two Of Ce.
pero's men and q policeman were shot
The Washington times., 1915-02-18
Gets Letter Written
Fifty-Eight Years Ago

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Feb. IS.
Nearly fifty-eight years after 1t was
written and posted to him a lettr has
Just been delivered here to Prof. James
Hutchinson Kerr.
The missive was written by Prof. z.
+. NJ. Faehts, Prof. Kerrs former in
structor in civil engineering in an East
ern school at New London. Pa. March
twenty. He is now in his seventy
eighth year.
Prof. Kerr believes the missive was
sent to one of the colleges he attended
and mislaid until it was forwarded here.
The Washington times., 1915-02-18

ly without undue pain from the strain
upon cords and ligaments.
Applied as directed upon those mus
cles involved 1t soothes the nne net
work Of nerves with which all the mus
cles are supplied. Thus great share
Of the pains so much dreaded may be
avoided and the period OF expectancy
passed in comfort.
There is no question but what such
relief has marked influence upon the
GENERAL health of the mother.
In little book sent by mail much
enced mothers. 1t tells how to Use
"Mothers Friend" and how to avoid
cakiny breasts. 1t has been Prepared
In our laboratory for over forty years
and Is known favorably to most drug
gists everywhere Get bottle today y
and write for book to Bradield ReguIa, :,
tor Co, 500 Lamar Bldg. Atlanta, Ca.
Bc sure to ask for and see that you
Gsl "MotheTs k'Tisnd"-Adve
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Delicious "fruit laxative"
cleanses stomach, liver
and bowels.

A harmless cure for sick headache,
biliousness. sour stomach. constipation.
indigestion. coated tongue, ssllowness--
take california Syrup Of Figs" For
the cause OF all such misery comes from
torpid liver and sluggish bowels.
constipation poison. waste matter. fer
menting food and sour bile gently moved
The Washington times., 1915-02-18
TOWN
SWEPT BY FLAMES
Ebensburg Barely Saved From
Total Observation-Disclosures
GATE Loss $25O,OOO.

EBENSBURG. Pa. Feb. 1S.-The
business center Of Ebensbure was gut
ted by fire early today. the loss aggre.
eating $780, .000
dozen business blocks were de-
stroyed and the private residence Of
County Commissioner T. A. Osborn was
burned.
The famous Mountain House and the
Hotel Bender were among the proper
ties destroyed.
Fire apparatus sent here from Johns
town saved the town from total destruc-
ton.
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Mourning Will Take
Place of TrOuSseau

NEW YORK. Feb. 1S.-Miss Madeline
Harloe. niece Of Congressman Calder.
who has been busy with her trousseau
must now buy mourning
She was affianced to William Butler
Baker. who was killed by leap from a
Brooklyn hospital window while in de-
lirium
The Washington times., 1915-02-18

Careful experiments and Investigations have shown
that as the troubles expelled from the nose and
throat, the real of the disease was overlooked
and in short time the Catarh would return stronger
than ever. MI. Gauss has gone way ahead of the
ordinary methods of treatment and has provided .
remedy that
The Washington times., 1915-02-18
Removes the Cause
and Immediately gives re.
lief to the nose and throat.

Jones' of Penn. that after trying
other treatments he used this method and MY
nose entirely clear and free and not bothered
the disease any The New Combined Treatment 70
worth its weight In gold"
Temporary relief from catarrh be obtained In other
but the New Combined Treatment must inevitably b
accepted for te,znanent fesults.
Sarah J. Cape. Mount Pela, Tenn, says u
suffered the pains and distress Of catarrh fois C>~I
Thirteen and needless to state tried nearly SS0
every method. But by your new method wa9
eomtltfely cured and you cannot imagine the jof
that has come over me-"
The Washington times., 1915-02-18
Trial Treatment FREE

This new method Is so important to the we'll
fare of humanity. vital to every person suernsl
from any form OF catarrh. that the opportunity TO
actually test and o,ole its results will be gladly
extended without one cent of cost.
. large trial treatment. with complete, minute
directions, will be sent free to any catarrh-suherer.
Send no money, take no risks. make no
promises. Simply clip sign and mail the coupon
and the test pack sage Of the New Combined Treat.
oent win be sent fully prepaid, together with the
Valuohle book onCatanh. a.,
The Washington times., 1915-02-18
Five Men Hurt by 5O-Foot
Fall Into Vessels Hold

NEW YORK, Feb. 8-With a crash
heard blocks away, five men in a cage
dropped fifty feet into the hold of the
steamer New Haven when the cable Of
the steam hoist broke.
Salvatore Jodano. James Cargo,
FRANCHISE AmasetZo. Vito Casno, and
Tony Costa were seriously hurt
The Washington times., 1915-02-18
Veterinarians of q. w. u.
Hold Banquet Tomorrow

The Veterinary Medical Association of
the George Washington University will
bold its annual banquet tomorrow night
At the Continental DR.. David Eastburn
Buckingham. dean of the College OF
Veterinary Medicine, will be one of The
aonor guests.
The Washington times., 1915-02-18

And among thoso
aids and comforts
for expectant meth
ers ie the we'll
known Mothers
Friend"
This is All exter-
nal application 70
enable the abdcini.
nal muscles to be-
come moro plant,
to expand natural
The Washington times., 1915-02-18
knovnO Invested.

BERLIN, Fob. 18- (via Amsterdam).-
dispatch from koenigSberg to tho
Lokal Anzeiger states that German
troops have reached the great Russian
fortress Of knovno and have thoroughly
invested II.
The Washington times., 1915-02-18
Relief for Catarrh
Sufferers Now FREE
You Can Now Treat This Trouble in Your Own
Home and Get Relief at Once
How the Remedy for CatarlS
Wa Discovered.

o.. q. .ur THIS terrible disease has
rel1ed 0e .es. 4 ragged unchecked for
ssa ssaa:s -; ~ a. years simply because symt-
se.ss..s ,.%ist !esat toms have been treated while
dgseay % ihs the vicious germs that cause
S:s.se Su.es. " the trouble have been left to
circulate in the blood, and
bring the disease back As fast a. local
treatments could relieve it
c. E. Gauss, who experimental for
years on 4 treatment for Catarrh, found
that after perfecting balm that relieved
the nose and throat troubles quickly, he
could not prevent the trouble
IL n: e. 5,irx beginning all over again.
st9msea a!.,., IT,. 1s.s On test cases, he could
.son IL: ws: completely remove all signs
OF e115 a" ~ soS, and of Catarrh from nose and
ss,:' - M .,.ssa DIS: throat, but in few weeks
isS 1s eas'e. they were back.
The Washington times., 1915-02-18
Prof. Taft to Speak.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Feb. 1S.-
ECONOMY and Efficiency In the Federal
Government" was to be the subject Of
an address .by former President Taft
before the western New England cham
Der of commerce this evening.
The Washington times., 1915-02-18

The EliStr.
takea snto the
stomach, las q
dtrsct iGsence
hton The MH.
eon, Ssem6ran<s
Of M body 6nd
cHSss M dis
ease W rs@sov.
iN ~ eaSse.
The Washington times., 1915-02-18
Greatest Of All
Human Blessings

The most wonderful thing in the world
10 love expressed in the helpless infant
The Washington times., 1915-02-18

For Sale In Washington by
r. G. Affeck, 18th land F SITS. n. W.:
o Donnells Drug Store, 9o4 F St. \. W !;
Peoples Drug Store. 7th and Mass. Ave
w; Associated Drug Stores, 7th and G. SITS
N. W.
The Washington times., 1915-02-18

By tie n<z1
method Ae NoSs
and throat dss
treated BY an
effective local
remedy dtHHd
directly 10 hs
afflicted me,N.
kSuasJ.
The Washington times., 1915-02-18
Goes to the Root Of

Stopped-up noses
Constant "frog-in-the.thoss'
Nasal discharges
Hawking and splitting
Snoring at night
Bad Breath
Frequent colds
Difficult breathing
Smothering sensation in dreams
Sudden fits of sneezing
Dry mueus in nose
and any of the other symphonic
that indicate approaching Of
present catarrh.
The Washington times., 1915-02-18
Send the Test Treatment
FREE

FKEE
e. e. GAUSS,
88l3 Main Street. MarshaII, Mich,
II your New Combined Treatment
will relieve my Catarrh and brinS
me health and good spirits again, I
am willing to be shown. So, without
cost or obligation to me. send fully
prepaid. the Treatment and Book.
's''''.'.'''....'.'''.. '''..'...............
Aoufess' .....................
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Observation-Disclosures,
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cr)ufi sets Trap and n axe;
nIf Haul Of Games tefs 3
laIlt Gives Si1naI

StealthiIt surrounding Sam Yickls
fruit 1tnr1 "a Hotel street. and 81
el6|i66 rIDfoac aches reaching the
bil|| |6I1E rl1 I|hally pouring ii through
the 4l6ttN6 kl the second story sey.
.6f6i of Arthur McDnniess men last
night made one of the biggest hauls
icf fhmblefB that has been made ID
the history 6s Honolulu.
No fewer than II men were found
playing pai kau. II Ii alleged: The
trap f0t the rang had been slTillfnlly
set. Among the gamblers was 81 As.
sIstsnt 0f the detectives who gave
the signal to McDufie when the ffan
was ready to spring. The eyidence
was taken mot. and. the men 80 to
trial tomorrow. 3. & I.ss Z
Those captured are An Yong Al
See An Hoy. All Noon, An Look Al
Sam, An Yau, All Pau No. 3, Al POD
An Chew. An Tong. All Lee, All Lung
An choy. An Puck, An Chee and Al
Chin \. q ~ 4 4 !. 81
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GIVES uP VOYAGE no
HOMO u 10 EmB ARK g
ON IA ATRIMO MONIAE SEA

Deciding at the last moment t6 Ala4
bark upon the sea OF matrimony.s IN
stead of taking voyage across the raci-
nc ocean, Misb Maud Compton of
Sanfa Rosa cheated Honolulu out Of
ian0ther tourist and the Matson Nayi.
Cation Company out Of d passenger.
aercr1ilg 70 Z story for which the
San Francisco Chronicle Of Sept ember
S16 vohches the truth. 81
Ahc0rdint 10 the paper Miss Comp
ton had her, trunks Ii the steatief
Lufiihe and Wa ready Tor the voyage
ID Henolnln when the little blind god
'fHally conquered her stubborn ,l5e1rt
and caused her to cancel her booking
and order the trunks brought hack
After the steamer had sailed. says
4i1s Chronicle, Miss Compton called
upon Or: Sterling Bunnell and accept.
ed his tropos1l Of marriage. The
two had been acquainted for; some
years, ard II was when the doctor
slearned that Miss Compton was Aliout
% sail FOR Honolulu that he urged her
temarry him. q Z. 81
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mrs. DONSEI'T IS
member Of CITY
PLANNING BOARD

Mayor ane today gave forth the
Information that he had named secs
ord woman 0nFthe city planning com
mission. Mrs. vi NJ. Dowsett. to serve
with Mrs. r. y LoMreS who has ai-
ready been named. s. s.s s.
Mrs. D6Wsett Is well and popularly
known and her appointment cannot
but meet with the approval of all
who have sfplloWed her work with vafa..
oOs orKanizations which have 10 do
win the beautifying ot the city. she
IS q woman Of marked artistic tastes
md her presence on the commission
supports the belief that the mayor q
handling the nhming OF the commits.
don with discretion. s.
There are three men TO serve 90
the eommlssi6n as well but: who they
ar6 nobody Knows. That is one 6i
the secrets cf state which the mayor Is
keeping Under his hat to spring upon
tle supett ttisoTs st#' /,
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FIELD P'IAR|l ID
LO0kT0R MATER
IN n6|l|l|'GS
Commission Decd 1||
out coIaof tent 8 e
ake Exploi +,
JORGE s h SAiS
NAY OFFER ]
SuoQests Ste for l.'16e SIM.
lar q ahols ~ Runs
50, 90 {, ,D00 G '.oAs

At the sngeesfi0n q Lnfffn A
|Tknksfo1. chsifuian Ok the commission
APPOINTED 81 Mayor lane - invests
kaf6 HonoiuInsa potable water supply
and 81 motion made ~ Chnflea B:
Fofbks and stconde1 ~ James Glib
the members today de- - q place =
field party e work unoer Z my co...
|petent and practical en1Ineef Tor t1e
purpose 81 explorf1E ald irseel IeetIng
VARIOUS diefinct water sources I'd fufs
|nfskine the results ofE the inleetigns
|ficn 70 the kommission, who Will then
decide on deiinit6 explpkDfi0n:
Nj. Thufston 81 tallhy his opinion
lon the question tolloNInB = somewhat
lengthy discussi0n pro md con. II res
gard "a dflKer1nt sources of water. said
that De had tried 70 diYest himself Of
any feeling which favored 0ne Special
plan. eve mnsf consider every avail:
able plan he said. and not conflne
ourselves t0 one side only.
Ny idea 'scontinlied ALr q hpfston.
..as RECONSIDER pnf surface water inst
e II We lntepded 70 use IL Qnl4. Fig.
ire ont how much the HnnDlF will be
|from this Ssnree, c6mTile igures relas
| |til - this dnq keep thsIn ipr rsfef.
"a Sftsr Z. & bsss sio,6s al. ii q sio
the same With other districts with
Waihee of Puma limp n 'taEn, and set
ting alI sfhe 81 q 1 ~ en- from ea1li
district us II tdIn1nfhf ii eIy TO come
to some conclusion for definite work 8
Nay YHkf Ihree Months
- s t,,lf ss.1 s. EI,els.{i. iSsSt tlS an17
|ptsty might fe1lir5 q 1Ays e which
70 complete the, otl pQeelhlS niQfe,
E6ut h1t even g = EeaNIfe siz
non It's he felt that i would be- time
well aren't i: y. &
can.t cut base from any sup:
|Dly. Re continued. You can't take
t6ny more from q not than you put
|Into II, and if this island s coming At
11l near using cup and wrestling more
Water each year than conlas 70 II ~
rainfall He must consider every means
possible 10 serve as sslirpIIes tor VA
1lr Thutstpp.s ststsment war made
|folloWine an otiniCn given Dy Thomae
|F SedgRick To the eject that al
fresh water supply on the Islands g
| from rainfall and not likely from seep.
IaRe from the ocean Or BY underground
tunnels from sofIie mainland source.
Mr.. SedgWick Mas asked BY the
Icommlssion r. ii his opinion tapping
1.-THE mountAips ss has been done ID
1.-THE cas6 of the Waiahole tunnel would
have 1 detrimental eject ipon the ar.
ltesian system of tho island.
Iseerious S1ye sedo.kiclk.
Il have not made up my mind in
regard to- that said Nj. SedgWick.
laand / should not care to go On rec.
lord now as saying whether 10 would
Tor would not. i believe. however, 81
tis y yefy serious question. and should
a1& III sssss3 w
fContinned 81 fjasS fEo.9
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E6RliER RkpoRr.

The feIl eMtn1 eah hle0fan1 trpm oefs
.HsSn 1o1rei h1S Y IN receited
s,lsefgliISiiS 8 IN 4dql1r tiers Eenoft.
Eoc3pkes 8 30 tfnch hand uren4ot
I1ttsck ne keSSE of NeuNille repolt>1 4.
|rIlS kfkpSh pfeptfed Tor I general
ttorin 81 flIe Sk}1t champsnne feolt
= Y>lt tsEtst 81 ! very lntepee ertil.
|IerH Nfts hpt l6l nttSt places the o1F,
LniS1S Sfki ley - l11dt lt Impossible
- ne Esei,els u adyapcS hy storm.
|thty nSze tlsk roaa from sonlnaepy %
Stilkll North M norfheast the IT.
t4els VA /, iiefl d TED.
on ~ ~. zen Al1dtn.
6SFyis MI n .lsSI ] s sttsekss Hs-
40 md krsyp. Iile
EA69slknt Il.Hd sdg31l,nes ne1r
)tfSSC41S iDa(h n ehntStt5t :
|Ga1usSi ~ i {te3<t tlIeh{d
IN fefl5I Itgsll5A ne RosslanS
|sufsl n
Disl 80 SO sht lslsist q clar.
ONNBsDtss
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sNISH Serbia Oct The diplomatic IuDI6Is |.|Nttf
Bulgaria and Serbia IS complete now The Bulgarian nzt
here has been handed his passports. s.
The cordial reception ii Bulgaria accorded lie G|<0
avatofs who dropped bombs on Belgrade and Nish <s
persons, regarded tantamount to the . 81
hOsties the BuIgarisns and Serbs though mai
declarations have been made So + 1zt
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Il Rosario CanIatolla. OF sRrooklyns
WSs shot and killed by, q friend when
liSs referred 70 bis friend as q second
Charlie Chaplin Tomaso PrestipipiOi
believed 70. be the friend who did tie
shootihs is beine sought by the police,
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NEW YORK N. II. Oct 8--Kenneth Trest 8 STU |I| bE
Princeton who disappeared last january and lad n
located ID spite Of wide search has been discovered s
relatives and friends prisoner IN London under a(c061
cf being spy. His father is natmalized German
father has presented Secretary Of State Lansing with
to prove that the boy is mentally unbalanced. So
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LONDON, England, Oct e-An unofficial report pnso61
authority backed up BY recent Developments declares hat
Greece will acitly stand BY the Entente Powers and VIII pro-
claim benevolent neutrality toward the Enion|. rms
she viii resist the sending Of armed forces through o1
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T141tcIotl1 {(1| ~ Federal WIrelessI
eHllAn.( -, oef. A.
-. .- . |. +: s,,ss ~. !
- q 81 &'.'' 81 |''|1 department
1b&k,( N|./| 1/1HI6AN.
i6fSt 6n,. NJ tIft'rnn t3ocy ~
- 50 h.l,', lk& Nfol DAY 81 ths
|-IfS r@|'@ '.0'. I.,t tsiIsf lptr.
- tsvo E<,|'. y N'I6 1ots q ne
NJ eritISS| ',.1l1lt d ne 1.n,e.
~ 't,s o1| g. rII56d oxns thst
- fIIsa ~'IN exc(Ilont Iidnnsent
&|'6s ~ rt1I0 Wtf1n would oelxe IN
eSSoriin|tS 11| t.6Sn the Ned Sax
.,t<vSrsS ne ~, 6I'IfScIs Man would
e.'',S q fhn ff11.{ With n1M toctlce
The Nlofk 81 k1tt tltchers - 1epr,
DIX eI|,-I. ~ - ''|s4 -. !. - ~.
7,7s ~ - /. '.r,ol S1Idihr. The
f||Il,1tiFAln <l1l| >tflted The SCORING
jNtfe fourth when they hlt Sb2ne. ano
tfoNs ene tgt tefes. ne pless "
ll,, eirhkl, thl ted eex hracec end
oSonod one run On this inning the
nlSnt plty q ne day was made.
61rdnef WI. q ~ With msn On
kSSs when ~ f(1chse Tor one q Alex.
nnders< teot btIlf and drove e taF o.it
fiI(6 center 01It Il looked Ike : tlcnf
q ftr the n6tt1h third Dacker. ard
snsant I lsed Ser the 1ceton team. but
pa6keet Fecso NJ eve tc the edge Of
1lS crowd ard y tha helI was fatiing
IS ~ ground Soe one ieno dive and
fkis ~ ~ ~ ei ths srsatsst
fl,ak M lVtf n D, performed u =
s1rri1 ts1,Sg l1l1e. d ~ itst e the
1iHhlh ln6ln6 re oeltoN defense
se{silnhltd and ne Qu1lyefe scored Two
f6iss Rhlkh csY1 them the ylctcsy. %
o3ston could np notlaln1 With Alexaf-
,6lf m ne fi9el lnplnc
klSkkRdtr tatte6 slx men u the
Inc. NlsIle Shfrk oent i've onal<ers
tex - thS n n Vi the stfike-out
kotts. Altx1t5 tr pleeed I've men and
ef,6fl MaIke1 four.
TIE sfliSitl fttsndapes va m
siSunctd 81 So, = Z. With, NeIt & - NUN.
% enssls 81 irts Int the park The
GIEEps teS1LpN.s . 4
Esrly thIs mStolnb ths fars began
lCestaans s 80 s.ai
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{. IR0 cR0 0SS ANIkRDED 4

~ nEhElN, aofn5ony, Oct o.--hloee /
t,an 5000 t(sS rt5s9S 81 fhe nftt
iss g: .Iis. 81 ssssss 8. ..s:ss':s:I s:sgss:
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BULGARIA, WITHOUT STATEMENT
ALIeNS WITH IEUIONS, WHOSE
SERBIAN INVASION PROC[EIS

W'EH DRIVES INTO COUNTRY TO SEIZE TRUNK nI'|.
3 I 10 SkEoNIkls AND coNSTANTIN0rl E-&EI EEIk
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-07-01
Local Man Wins Prize.

A. C. Coberly, local manager
of the Logan-Moore Lumber Co..
received a. notice last week that
ne had been awarded the third
prize in an advertisement writ
ing contest conducted by the
Missouri Lumberman's Associa-
ton. The contest covered the
advertising for one year and was
open to 1umbermen in Missouri.
Arkansas and Oklahoma.
Mr.. Coberly, who is great be-
lever in the efficacy of adver-
Using as an aid to business, is
Justly proud of winning a prize
against so many contestants.
The advertisement which he
submitted to the committee hav-
ing charge of the contest werel
clipped from the files of The |
Times.