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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-02
MIR. KNOTTS GREAT CRIME.

The editor Of the \twS does not
get quite MS much "het up over the
governors rl"e as some seem t. be.
We try to give every one who speaks
.ull credit for III, statements though
often II becomes very difficult to 90.
and makes US almost appear urs'-
phiStirated To us we have never
yet understood how any honest ard
intelligent -erson could deny The
tight TO correct errors where known
errors existed. Yet there are some
who seem to think because Mr.. Knott
wanted t. have counted for himself
some second choice votes that he
knew to be irtended for him. In v
he is a rogue and n scoundrel. This
is the only charge that we have heard
made against MI. Knott for which
he himself IS responsible. oh, it'iS
true that he Is charged with accept
ing a stolen nomination, yet every H.
telligent person knows that the re.
counts were made by the same men
who made the errors in the first
count, In other words they were per-
mitted to correct the errors they had
nintentionally made. A great crime
is this. surely, for honest men to
charge him With He is charged only
with the crime Of wanting credited
to himself vote that some citizen
had honestly cast for him. what
other charge has been madel Abso-
lutely none. for which he is in any
way responsible. SO far as we are
informed. For a man with his long
public service, this is certainly n
great record.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-02
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Presidential Electors
!. Turner Butler.
Morton Carahalio.
J. =. Garrison,
Frank Harris.
MiIt,1 Il. MDnry s.
Will H. Price.
For United Siates senator.
Park Tranmcn
For Congress First District.
II. j. Drarc.
For Governor
W. V. Knott.
For Secretary of State.
II. Clay Crawford.
For Comptroller.
Ernest Amos.
For State Treasurer.
J. G. Luning.
For State Supt. Public Instruction.
w. n. Sheats.
Fer Commissioner Agriculture.
w A. McRae.
For Justice Supreme Court.
r. F. Taylor.
For Railroad Commissioner.
Royal 9. Dunn.
For State Senator
A. NJ. Wilson.
For Judge Circuit Court, Tenth Ju.
dicial District.
John :. Edwards.
For Representative
W. G. Langford.
For Clerk Circuit Court.
A. l.. Durrance.
For Supt. County Instruction.
=. q. shaver.
For County SurN eyor.
NJ T.. Alhiitton.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
Hugh q. Jones.
For Tax Collector.
Cyril baldwin.
For Tax Assessor
II. q. Murphy.
For County Judge.
Goo. w. Whitchurst
For Sheriff.
J. l.. Dishong.
For County Commissioner District l..
L. W. Whitchurst.
For County Commissioner District 2.
]. W. Bullock.
For County Commissioner District 3.
W. NJ. Written.
For County Commissioner District 4.
W. G. Wcllcs.
For County Comm issiOner District g..
d. L. skipper.
For County School Com. District
s. b. Hogan.
For County School Com. District 2
F. r.. McClelland.
For County School Com. District g.
II. A. Ware.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-02

man. The Conrier-Journal says, "ll
literacy has BEEN wiped out in twelve
Kentucky counties. according 10 Mrs
Cora Wilson Stewart, In The last
two years 10000 adults have been
taught to read lnd write. and 2H,C6O
more will hetaught this year
The language used at the beginning
II this article is not for the purpose
Of implying doubt for knowing per-
Suually Of the activities Of Mrs.
Stewart in his direction. causes us
to fully believe that the work has
Ueeu done. Not alone 10y Mrs. stew
l-t hut through her inStrumentolity
.Nruu-h and h~ her great ability as a
.aaFe- anil y--aniEer Of forces. She
AS ~-.,t--' . 'u yu'i>tus hundreds.
res ...r>a. is uf the rural teachers.
-- -- 90 - only. hut hundreds u
a.. ... v.u.l ~ the state, b"tora
1,.-. >-e ra> apI'a'el Tor help both
personal and financial.
rt... I'D admit 20 rcal ami
r-..s - u.t .lngu', when the 7rvgSr
-,e-s>, j. raJv accused. II takes on
. fso 0r-s> iu which 20 accom-
-,i>A ,-.>. M. >t,war; has sue>eAt-
e. .- t-.-..as ,ae interest Of few
..s ,y4U,y sup<lirteuientS wNo in
tu-- So. ... .., .-.- Aer> ut ''-
county. who IN aautiuu To the tv.u-
lar work give q few hours at night In
-r- trrr--trs-iaS i'm which they wute
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-02
THIS GOOD WIFE WAS
TROUBLED WITH FLIES.

o. W. Caswell, agent for Suwan-
nee county, told a story at recent
meeting Of county agents at the Uni
versitv Of Tlorida, which illustrates
the Inconsistency of the human mind.
During one ~ his calls at a farm the
housewife complained of flies. and
asked what could he done to abate
the nuisance. Mr.. Caswell called her
attention To i sacging screen door
and to numerous fly entrances i'm the
roof
During the course Of their CONVEX.
Sation he learned that the family had
taken precautions to screen the chin.
noy when they lived in town. vet sim.
liar steps had EVIDENTLY failed to oc.
cur 10 them Oh the farm. where flies
were relatively moro abundant than
%" are in the average town.
It has been demonstrated that flies
can he controlled on tho farm. san.
'nfion and ahollshment Of breeding
WAGES hv treating manure and re-
"'val ~ decavcd animal and vege.
f"h'" matter viii reduce tho number
y ei"S (" fhc minimum. OF course
Hos do not mother so much at this
'o7"on hut sanitary precautions
should he taken now So that thcv win
ny become troublesome in spring.
v the place IS cleaned Thoroughly
during the winter and kept clean.
hies will never become n burden.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-02
LEUAL ADIEKTISIN,, -

-
LEUAL ADIERTIsIN,, -
-
-, s'''-.,.
10 All Whom 1t NAV COM.
lou are hereby notin.,
iOie entered IN the Ctrc''S,fee hereto.
Dt9otO Souuty Florida. ~. Nourt Of
nisi,oD,S % company Inc. W Hove
Grovss 3o, "nu lhe Arcadia c gon-
OF Sc1u,ilntP FIRST National Np.fai
state sank, Fort Ogden, ~ ~ security
uSI company h. H. pr, scha-
Johnson anu W, q . Hen.
deiendants, In which decree Vit'ss Were
P"'nted special Master 10 WAS ap-
90. 49, VIII oner for SAL same
,.'s..,,.., VI '"e I@urthouse. Arc.ssiae
4vs,.I nguls 80 sai, on "e'"eea ,as
VI DeCehDSr a. u. 1915. s,,,,.N a.
d regal sales day, to the ni,-ne .Ouias
jest bluler Tor cash, the foi,S.-'-et and
scLlbed lanIs, to.wit: "'hs de-
:, me NV Ia OF the NE Ia aos
OF the NV Ia OF sec, Iu ne
ga am me = ~ OF the Nj y
anu the NJ IL Of the NJ Hr Ia
that part OF the 81 ia of IN. ~ vi, ADD
lElhs east Of the a. &. w 1t
ana thut part OI the MY 'ai.ioal
Nv Ia, lying cast Of the y. 1as
l'allroad, ana the : - 81 10y L.
an , the Ne Ia of the sW IL
th1t part OF the NV Ia Of "le
- ISlHs east OF the A. c. L. RAJ
ROAD, in section 4; and ina; HAl.
OF the Sc Ia OF the Sc ia Ivln. pAt
or the a. 9. l.. Railroad -, EAST
o. and the Sc IL and the : sSyu9a
the SW Ia OF section 5, and fbo
ana the N - Of the NV ID sn5 "
Ia Of NV -, and the sW 4 i.i -
section .; =" ~ Of
And all Of section lG; and the WI,
Of the Sc Ia, and the NE ii n, ~,
Sc Ia, and 1-2 Of the NJ VI ne
the n - Of the NV ia and ~. s s19
Ia Of section II; and the ie, Sn
the 5 l-2, ana the NV Ia OF tbs sw
Ia OF section 10; and the Il 80,
the NV Ia Of section 20; and al
section 81; and the w 1-2 OF seciies
~ ana all CT section 81; all iylrr
ana being in township 80, range n
In DeSoto County, Florida, -
You are further notified that am Ma.
ders at said sale viii be required \.
deposit with me a certified eheot \.
the sum of one Thousand Dollars IA
check Of all unsuccessful bidders IA
De returned Immediately after slH
sule ana check Of tht successful bl =
e.. Pc retained ana applied on the On.
muse 49, q SAFE, but in The
event said successful LlIlcr shall III
or refuse 10 carry out his sala 10
men the amount represented BY sln
certified check shall be forfeited q
che complainant, Howard Cole 4 Com.
pany, Inc. Said sale to be made IN
pursuance Of said decree as Aforesaid
which decree was one Of forecloure
OF the mortgage and for the purpose
Of satisfying same.
witness my hand and seal on tbs
llth day of October, A. d. 1915.
LOUIS j. ROBBINS.
liz TO ll-jO Special Aaasr,
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-02
Notice of Application to sell Mlssts
Land

Notice is hereby given that on the
End day Of December, 1915, the an
dersigned, as Guardian OF the person
an estate of Hubert OConner, minor
heir of NJ. j. O'Conner, will apply to
the Honora ole Frank A. Whitney
Judge OF the Circuit Court Of the
Tenth Judicial Circuit of the State Of
Florida, in end for DeSoto County. at
his office in the court house at Area
dia, Florida, for authority and pernil.
sion to sell at private sale the lards
and premises situate, lying and being
in the County OF DeSoto and State o.
Florida, described as follows, to-vir
An undivided ne-eighth Interest IN
and to the northeast quarter OF d,
southwest quarter Of section IL, "a
township 33 south, range 25 east a.
90, an undivided one-fifth Interest ~
and to block -, and an W 'lvlaei one
tenth interest in and to lot s O. eoef
10 in the original or Railroad sul'y
OF the town Of Fort ogden, Flor'da,
being n subdivision in section H. y
township SO south. range "a east
owne by said minor.
Dated at Arcadia, Florida, thia ina
day Of November. A. D. 1916.
wINFRED A. JOHNSON
Guardian Of Said Minor He'll
l1-2 to 1870. ~
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-02
SheriR,s Sale Notice.
.. Ynncv Teachy. Plaintiff, vs. b.
williams. Defendant.


Williams, Defendant.
Under and by virtue of an exeeu.''s
issued out Of and under the sea- -
the County Court. in and for Deeo"
County, Florida, in favor OIL .s IN
plaintiff and against the deien ,,'..
herein. I have levied upon the ious s.
ing described property, situate g ,'.
and being In DeSotc County, fio'""'
tO-wit:
22 pieces II lumber, sx12, 81 ~
long, about 1900 feet Of lxd '."'s .,
about 300 feet Of lumber 6xs' ! ~
mill complete. and 3 log carts pm
erty Of L. =. Williams, A.
And will offer the same for sur y,
public cutlery OF the present ie, ,,"n.
of the mill east Of Wauchula, on IN
day. the 4th day Of December ~ -
1916, between the legal hours .. - ,s
~ the highest and hest bidder 'n'' ''.,.o
for cash. The same being levied W. :,
as the property If the within n H..,ion
defendant TO satisfy said eA''
and costs. .,o,,n.
]. L. DISHON~
sheriff. DeSoto County. r''''
A. Y. Teschv. Attorney
11.2 TO 11-3O.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-02
H>Ty TWELVE COUNTIES
WITHOUT AGENTS

Tnirtv-nine counties in Florida
hove demonstration agents or have
made provisions for them. TAis
caves orlv twelve that have not
agents. Thirty-four agents are en-
n'oved. Five ccunties have. made
"rov'sions FOR AGENTS. hut have none
These FIVE counties win he sunpiled
as som ms suitable men can he found
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-02

We always regret errors in our pa
per and So far have been able to eX.
plain them satisfactorily. hut if we
should ever make as had break rs
ia = Mississippi paper recently. we
shall take a leave Of absence mt once
If 50 permitted. This editor had al.
vcrriScd the Methodist minister of
-hc oitv to preach the following sun
day on "A Glorious immortality
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-02

l me demand eil1l,. for men to M -
' ,u,al positions is large, ana e @s,lea
winch are ready to take a0sO oOuAae
compete with these otha, us luus
lor men. Z. n. MeQuar,es Sraand
agent Tor the University of en- STAT
Extension Division, expect - iioraa
.he remaining positions AM. " aa's
few months. H"ed Ia
--. decentralization vo-,
- "a mere otv a.A.o.s II. '''4'
a'e' 1t is expected that t1 '.'OIer
counties 'h"t nave hot ma,,s "el'e
IONS Tor agents will be ~, pfo'is
soon. "ahtlng meu
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-02

We are I'm receipt of the october
number Of the Limestone Cabbage
Palm n school paper edited by Nor
man W. Hart. the principal Of the
school in that hustlng little town.
II Is twalve-page, three column
sheet and nrlmsul of reading matter
# the right kind. Success to the
Cabbage Palm and to the progressive
community that is giving it such 10y
al SUPPORT!
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-02
NOT ENTITLED TO MEMBER.
SHIP.

The indianapolis News wants to
know If the man who raises a few
vegetables IN his back yard every
wear is entitled to the benefits Of
the farm loan bill. No. he must still
get his money from the loan shark at
two per cont. month. -Muncic
Ind. } Press.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-02
Notice of Application for Tax D;.t

WI
Notice is hereby given that r. y
Windham. purchaser OF Tax Cefta'
cate No. 1874. dc ted September ~
1914. has filed said certificate in my o..
fee. and has made application for az
Iced to issue In accordance with Nv
Said certificate embraces the follow
ing described rropertv situated IN w.
Soto County Florida. to-wit; Nons
"a OF NV IA OF Sw Ia. section y
township II south. range % east. w
lahassee Meridian. the said land ue'
ing assessed ut the date of the lssu.
ance Of such certificate in the nams
~ =. NJ Putnam. Unless said eeI-
tihcate shall he redeemed accorlns
10 lav'. tax deed will issue thereon ?. a1
the 9Th dav OF December. 4. ID. ~
Witness my official signature w
seal this the 30th day OF OCTOBER a.
n. 1915.
(SeaD A. l.. DURRANCh
Clert Circuit Court Of Desoto counV'
Florida.
BY Clarence ]. Carlton, D. g. >
11-2 to 1870.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-02

non't fail 20 vote for all three If
the proposed constitutional amend
mrntS. These amendments were sub.
mitted to yea for ratification b. a
rh-oo.ffth to,n al the Joint session
- the last rluiGa Legislature, after
fun and careful consideration. You
wool have v'' Tor all Cf 'Lcr had
YOU been There and heard the reasons
for so doing. Vote for them Novem-
her Tth
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-02
THANKS.

We are indeed pleased to note that
under the business management Of
Earl ]. Weaver, the Arcadia Daily
News is putting a business that must
he exceedingly gratifying to both the
owners Of that paper and Mr.. Weav-
cr. Go after IT, Earl we knew it was
in you.-Sehring White Way.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-02
MAKE no MISTAKE

In Kentucky voting the straight
democratic ticket is very easily done
Ihe voting is done by emblems. hence
one stamp Of the stencil under the
r" Ser Othe party emblemD votes
he whole ticket straight.
Not so in Florida. You must know
your man wher ycu attempt to vote.
~ Won viii male a mess Of t. rs
many did In tho recent democratic
llfmary. Iou should familmrize
'2lrself with the name Of each one
r the democratic presidential elect.
ors, or YOU will he sure to vote
wrong. If yon want to vote for
Woodrow Wilson. and Of course Won
do If you are n democrat then make
cross mark thus (X) before the
name Of each of the following elect
ors. Woodrow Wilson's name will
MT he on the ticket. but you can trust
these hOvs with Vour ballot.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-02
10000 ADULTS TAUGHT
READ.
10000

II this is trne, It is certainly a re-
markable statement, and a remark
able work done by a remarkable wo-
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-02

Dear farmers and growers, while
YOU were liS.oaiug with 50 much in.
tareSt and enthusiasm to Senator
Fletcher this morning as he spoke
4 the choau money In store for you
through the Farm Loan Association
Tor the Development Of your farms,
lid you or did you not also think Of
the good cheap money at long time
loans in store for you with which to
,u..l &C., Is y-t g. these well develop
,i FARMS Isn't what IS sass for the
goose also sass FOR the rander?"
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-02

At the speaking Saturday night,
Senator Carson, Of Kissimmee. made
a point that should be given the wild
est publicity. The senator called at
tcrtion to the fact that the recent
mandamus proceedings were ordered
by practically every circuit judge in
the state Of Florida in one or more
instances. lie asks If the people Of
Florida are willing not only to accuse
our supreme court with d'~tcacst
hut also to include all our honored
circuit judges. Men, fellow citizens,
don't you :hinR It is. high time that
you frown upon these wholesale
charges against the Florida judicial
ry2 Are yon not able to see that this
Is demagognefy II tic highest typo?
The Washington times., 1916-02-02
RIDCEWAY SAYS
SURPRISED HIM
Prominent Washington Man
Suffered Long Time from
Catarrh. Now Praises
"Dreco."

The problem of combating the modern
sCourge of the present day-Catarrh,
and its attendant Ills. liver and kidney
troubles and rheumatism. has been
solved by the new herbal system tonic
Dreco, remedy that not only cradi-
Gates the disease but also builds up the
whole system, purifies the blood and
makes one realize that life is worth
living.
AS the days pass by moro and moro
people are coming to realize the truth
OF this statement, which Is proven by
the signed statements OF we'll known To-
cal people. Recently Mr.. T. ]. Ridge
way, of 203 Eleventh street northeast,
who Is we'll known in that locality, and
who has long been a sufferer from Ca
tarrh made the following statement to
the Dreco Man: 81 have been a sufferer
from Catarrh for a long time. There
seemed to be constant dripping into
my throat from the back OF my nose
that kept me constantly trying to clear
my throat. Upon rising in the morning
my nose and head were stopped up and
II would take some time to get them
cleared Nv breath most OF the time
was foul. Knowing of the benefits peo-
pie were receiving from taking Dreco.
first bottle felt that my troubles were
much improved. Is on rising I wasn't
stopped up so bad and the dripping was
much less. ] am now on my second
bottle and Intend keeping up the treat
ment, as l believe eventually will get
a complete cure" Now a statement like
that from man right here in our midst
should certainly convince every one
that Dreco will DO lust what we claim
for II. 1t Is a purely vegetable tonic
made from roots, herbs, barks and ber-
ries of many medicinal plants. IT Is
Natures own remedy and works won
dcrs. II gives almost immediate benefit,
and leads to permanent relief in prac-
tically every case where people suffer
as above outlined.
The Dreco Man Is at O'Donnelrs. 9O4
F street store, where he is daily meeting
the people and demonstrating the value
of this great medicine. Price. Sl.0O a
bottle Mail orders also filled.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1916-02-02
COED CARGO TAKEN
BY GERMAN RAIDER
Quarter Million in Bullion Cap
tured With Appam, London
Reports.

LONDON, Feb. "A quarter of
million dollars worth Of bullion, in ad-
dition TO other valuable cargo, was
captured by the German commerce
raiders who seized the British liner
Appam, the Evening News reported
this afternoon.
The bullion was being brought TO
England from Africa. The exact val
ue Of the rest of the Appams cargo
is not known, but II probably VIII
mount into thousands of dollars.
Reports that the German armed ship
Moewe is continuing her operations
along the African coast, caused some
apprehension In shipping circles to-
day, but insurance men have not
considered the menace serious enough
to Increase the rates on African ship
ping. There Is every confidence that
British warships will soon hunt down
and destroy the German ship. 1t Is
believed here that the MOewe was
provisioned and coaled from some
obscure Spanish port
News of the Appams arrival at Nor
folk brought Joy to the relatives OF
passengers who had given her up as
lost. Many wives of British officials
aboard the liner today DOTTED the
mourning they put on last week.
Amazed by the news Of the Appam's
capture. the London newsDaperg today
expressed frank admiration for the dar-
NAHlOlN VI SCTUlhli hdllOIHt uEL-
ing their feat above the deeds OF the
crew OF the German cruiser Emden.
Even in the realms OF fiction there
are few more surprising stories Of the
sea-" said the Daily Chronicle. That
such a feat should be possible after
eighteen months Of the war almost baf-
fles imagination"
"One Of the most dramatic and re-
mRrkable incidents of the war;" said
the Daily Telegraph.
The news will cause nstonishment to
millions" added the Daily Graphic.
The Chronicle compared the activities
Of the German ship to those Of the
United States cruiser Alabama In tho
civil war.
"A problem to be solved is where this
new German auxiliary cruiser came
from and where she got her armament" I"
said the Chronicle. The chasing Of
her down will be an easy matter. Pos
sibIy 1t will be found that she was
equipped in Turkish or Bulgarian port
and escaped from the Mediterranean,
flying a neutral flag"
All the papers discuss at length the
probable course OF the United Statca
and agree that Washington has been
put in an emba rrassing position by the
arrival OF the Appam
The papers take II for granted that
the British passengers will be released
They speculate on the possibility that
the Appam will be interned and inquire
what attitude Washington will take ts
to her ownership.
The Washington times., 1916-02-02
Commissioners Accept
The Decision Cheerfully

Commissions Brownlow, in
commenting on the action Of
the House District Commit
tee IN tabling the school
board and library bills, said:
THE Commissioners feel that
they are justified in recon-
mending anything which in
their opinion will improve
the administrative methods
of the District government.
When they have done this,
their duty ends, and il Con-
gress does not agree with
them they are willing to
cheerfully accept the die
tates of the highest iegisIa-
tive BODY
The Washington times., 1916-02-02
OVER MILLION PAID
IN CHURCH PENSIONS
Methodist Conference Board Re-
ports on Aid Given Clerical
Dependents.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2.-As pensions to
retired ministers and for the ade-
Quate care Of widows and orphans OF
deceased ministers. $1,000, 900 was paid
In 1915 through the board OF confer
ence claimants OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. according to a report
made today by DIR. H. j. B. Hingeley,
secretary, at the annual meeting.
"This sum is double the amount
paid in 1908 when the board was or
ganized," said DR.. Hingcley. 1T Is
the largest sum paid for pensions in
any of the churches and we believe
as much as all the churches combined
pay for pensions for preachers"
The Washington times., 1916-02-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.

The forecast for the District of Co
Iumbia-Rain mixed with snow tonight
and Thursday; not much change In tenn
perature; lowest temperature tonight
winds.
MGryland-Snow in west and rain
probably mixed with snow in east por-
tion tonight and Thursday; not much
change in temperature. Moderate to
fresh northeast winds.
ViFginia-Snow in west and rain or
snow IN east portion tonight and prob
ably Thursday. Fresh northeast winds
The Washington times., 1916-02-02
Only One "BROMO QUININE"

To get the genuine, call for full
name, LAXATIVE BROMO
OUININE. Look for signature
of E. w. GROVE. Cures a Cold
in One Day. 25c -Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-02-02
Man Who Put "Chew"
In Gum Dies in Louisville

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 2-John Col
gan, reputed to nave been the first
chewing gum manufacturer in the
United States, died at his home here.
tIe was seventy-fve years old. Forty
eve wears ago, while engaged in the
drug business in Louisville, he hit upon
combination of halsam tOlu and
chicIe, out ofewhich grew the chewing
gum industry.
The Washington times., 1916-02-02
TEMPERATURES.
Omitted States Bureau.)

TIDE TABLE,
Iigh tide, 8:t3 a. m. and 7:l2 .. m.
sUW tide, l;Oo q, m. and l:l2 D. m,
The Washington times., 1916-02-02
aNN TABLE.

Sun POBS Gt,...7:o4 Sun sets at....5:2
NA.IRht automdhiie iRrnrs ~ S;o0 r. m.