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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-20
CONTINUE PROBE
OF WIRE TAPPERS

New York, May 20.-District Attor-
ney Swami continued today an inves-
tigation of the theft of copies of war
munition orders from the Office OF j. P.
Morgan & Co., the tapping Of telephone
wires by the police and the use Of an
eavesdropping device by private de-
tective agency in an effort to trace the
grapevine" method by which the in
formation was pilfered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-20
Latest Bulletins

Lewes. Del. May 20-The Smith
Island. Va. coast guard station to-
day reported that the Danish
steamer Berlin, New York for
Baltimore. stranded one and half
miles north of Smith Island at
a. m. Smith Island station is near
Cape Charles, Va
chihuahua City. Mexico. May 20.
-Canuto Reyes, villa leader, has
surrendered Internationally to the
de facto government, according to
IA message received today from
General Fortunate MaycOtt at Ped
rie0na.
Speedway Park. haywood, ILL.,,
May William A. Leet OF the
Omaha Automobile club won the
first preliminary heat in the west
ern intercIub nom professional au-
tOm0biIe race here today in ii
minutes. 10 seconds at IA speed OF
81 miles per hour. W. VI. Robbins
of the South Shore Country club,
Chicago. was second, followed by
Frank p. Rock OF the Detroit Ath.
letic club In third position.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-20
INCOME TAX NETS
NATION BIG sum

Washington May 20.-Returns from
the income tax for the coming fiscal
year are estimated at approximately
$120,000000 in revised figures being
compiled by the treasury department.
The exact amount within few thou
sand dollars, probably will be known
within the next few days.
The expected return of $l20000,000
is $4,000 600 or over forty per cent
more than officials estimated when
congress convened.
Individuals are expected to pay ap-
proximately $62 100000 and corpora
lions $57 800. 900
The $120000,000 estimate includes
omissions for previous years due to
mistake or attempts to evade payment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-20
WOMEN PARADERS
TAKE PETS ALONG
Suffrage Parade to Be Held in Chi
cago June Z viii Be Featured by
Display of Animals.

Chicago, May 20-Animal mascots,
it was announced today, will form an
unique part of the woman's suffrage
parade here on June 7. Twelve states
have already sent word to the parade
headquarters that their delegations
will be accompanied by animals and
it is expected that many more states
will follow their lead California suf-
fragists started the move by procuring
a tame grizzly bear. Illinois followed
by adopting an elephant, Wyoming a
buffalo, Colorado, mountain goat,
Utah porcupine. Idaho black bear,
Oregon a cinnamon bear, Washington
an eagle, Arizona a lizard, Kansas a
pig, Montana a mountain lion and
Nevada a mustang.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-20
AMERICAN FLYER
SETSNEW RECORD

New York, May 2O-Victor Carl
strom in a 100 horsepower biplane
flew from Newport News, Va, to the
Sheepshead Bay speedway in this city
today, a distance of 416 miles. in four
hours and one minute. This is a new
American record for this distance, ac-
cording to an announcement made by
the Aero club of America The Aero
club announced that the best previous
American cross country flight was 332
miles in four hours and Al minutes
made in 1914, between Des Moines,
Iowa, and kentland, Ind.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-20
Belgian Towns and English
Coast Suffer in Raid by
German Planes.
CASUALTIES ARE FEW
French Place Number Killed
at Six-Only One Killed
in England.

London, May 90 (a:05 p. m.)-
Three German seaplanes made a
raid on the English coast last
night. British official announce
ment this afternoon states. One
of the aircraft was brought down
off the Belgian coast The sea-
planes dropped 81 bombs, killing
one soldier and wounding two
civilians.
The statement says:
"A hostile air raid was carried out
on the east coast of Kent last night
by at least three seaplanes. The raid
ers made the English coast few min
utes past o'clock this morning. One
seaplane then turned north and
dropped dozen explosive bombs over
the Isle of Thanet. Some windows
were broken. Otherwise there wre
no casualties and no other damage"
Dropped % Bombs.
Two other seaplanes turned south
and dropped % explosive bombs over
southeastern Kent In one town a few
bombs took effect One soldier was
killed, one woman and one seaman
were injured, one public house was
wrecked and several houses damaged. :,
The remaining bombs caused no caus-
ualties or damage
THE raiders all made off as soon
as their bombs were discharged One
of the raiding seaplanes was brought
down by a naval patrol off the Bel
gian coast this morning.
Six Killed; IS Wounded.
Paris, May 90 Q2:3O p. m.)-Dun-
kirk was hombarded by German aero
planes. One woman was killed and 81
persons were wounded.
The town Of Bergues near Dunkirk
also was bombarded by German aero
planes Five persons were killed and
II wounded. In retaliation for these
attacks French and Belgian aero
planes dropped bombs on German
camps.
There have been numerous raids by
German aircraft. Three seaplanes
raided the British east coast but &C
cording to the British announced they
caused but few casualties and lost one
of their machines which was brought
down off the Belgian coast An aero
plane attack on Dunkirk and Bergues
resulted in the killing of six persons
and wounding of SO others.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-20
Representatives Fall in Line
in Supporting Admin
istration Measure.
WINS BY I'll TO 161
It's Final Adoption Means
Upbuilding of Merchant
Marine and Navy.

Washington, May 20-The admin
istration shipping bill designed to up
build the merchant marine and
strengthen the navy. passed the house
today by a vote of 21l and ISL virtu-
ally in the form in which it was in
trOduced.
Republicans voting for the bill
we're: Dillon, South Dakota Young
and Norton, North Dakota; Moss, West
Virginia; Cary. Wisconsin; Miller and
Farr, Pennsylvania; Mooney, Ohio,
and James, Michigan Progressives,
Martin, Louisiana; Nolan, California
and SChall. Minnesota.
Two democrats, Olney of Massachu-
sets and Slayden of Texas, voted
against the bill and Kent, the Cali
fOrnian, Independent, for it.
AppropriateS S5O,G0O.GO0.
The bill proposes to appropriate
$5O.000,000 to be raised by Panama
bonds, for the purchase. charter or
lease Of ships by the government
These ships would be sold or leased
to private capital as rapidly as pos
sible, with the government reSerying
the right to call them back into ser
vice as naval auXiHaries. The opera
ton OF such vessels as the government
was unable to lease or sell would not
extend beyond five years after the
close Of the European war.
4 shipping board of five members,
empowered to prevent rate discrimi-
nation and unfair practices by all
ships plying American waters, fix
maximum rates, would be created. The
bill now goes to the senate.
Plans for the democratic leaders to
pass the bill last night were frustrat-
ed by Republican Leader Mann, who
conducted a filibuster against the
measure.
Night Effort Fails.
The democrats succeeded. however,
in restoring by a vote of POS to 1913 the
provision for the purchase of ships by
the government 1t had been stricken
out in committee of the whole by a
vote Of 106 to so.
Immediately after the passage of
the shipping bill in the house today
the conference report on the army
bill was taken up. Chairman Hay of
the military committee, urged that 1t
be adopted, with all the increases
agreed upon by the conferees.
Mr. Hay told the house the bill was
not intended as an emergency meas
ure but simply d peace measure of
preparedness.
Mr. Hay assailed ignorant newspa-
per editors" for criticism of the bill
By vote of 349 to % the house to-
day adopted the conference report on
The army bill as previously adopted by
The senate
Representative Mckenzie of Illinois,
republican, supported the conference
report but Representative Gardner,
republican, insisted that the bill was
so shorn as to be acceptable even to
pdclficlSts.
For nation as great as ours to
support an army no bigger than we
have today is as sensible as for Ty
Cobb 10 attempt to hit Walter John
son with q match instead of a bat he
said.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-20
G.. B. cox, THEATRICAL
MAGNATE, SUCCUMBS

Cincinnati, May 20.-George B. Cox,
theatrical magnate, died at his home
here today. Mr.. Cox was stricken
with paralysis Feb. 90, from which
he never recovered although death is
said to have been from pneumonia
which developed in the last few days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-20
Davenport Addresses Stockmen.

Cincinnati. Ohio, May 20.-A c.
Davenport OF Omaha, was the prin-
cipal speaker today at the annual con-
vention of the National Live Stock
Exchange, in session here. He spoke
on The Value of the Livestock Elk
change" The convention will close
Late today with the election oil oflcerS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-20
SENTENCE
PUT ATTENyE

London, May 20, & p. NIT is re-
ported to the American consular Office
that jeremiah c. Lynch has been SEN
fenced to 10 years imprisonment for
completely in the rebellion in Ireland.
The general commanding the home de-
lenses says no confirmation has yet
been received
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-20
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till L. NJ. Tomorrow. fsl
Rock Island. Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity,

Showers tonight and Sunday; not
much change in temperature.
Temperature at Z a. m, 50. Highest
yesterday, 50. Lowest last night, 81
Velocity of wind at a. m, miles
per hour.
Precipitation, .O5 inch.
Relative humidity at p, m, 90; at
7 a. m, SO; at p. m. today, Sc.
Stage Of water, 1913; fall of 3 in
last "a hours.
J. II. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-20
DAY IN CONGRESS

SENATE.
Resumed debate ON rivers and
harbors bill.
Recessed at 3 p. M. until III a.
m. Monday.
HOUSE.
Passed shipping bill.
Began consideration OF the ar.
my bill conference report
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-20
NEGRO UNIVERSITY
HAS LINCOLN BIBLE

Nashville, Tenn, May 20,-Presi-
lent F. A. Mackenzie of Fisk univer-
s-ty a negro educational institution
mere, announced today the gift 10 the
university Of a bible presented in 1864
10 Abraham Lincoln by Baltimore ne
groes. The bible was received here
IRON Hildene, Manchester county,
Vermont, having been sent by Rob
eFt 7. Lincoln, son Of Abraham Lin
coin
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-20

Chicago, May 20.-Last Thursday
The American Museum Of Natural
History IN New York received two
cable messages from the Macmillan
Croker land expedition, telling Of the
failure Of the relief ship Cluett to
reach the headquarters at Etah ami
asking that another relief ship be
sent al once.
The messages were sent the day be-
lore from ThOrshayen, Farce islands
and were signed by Dr. Edmund Otis
hoVey, head Of the relief expedition
and Maurice c. Tanquary, zoologist
with tie party.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-20

The Porentruy salient juts into
France Immediately south of Alsace.
The town of Porentruy is about 20
miles south of the great French for
tress of Belfort. If German troops
were able to cross the salient they
could strike at the communications Of
the whole French line from Verdun to
Alsace.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-20
CROKER ARCTIC
EXPEDITION SAFE

Clinton, Iowa. May 90 Word
was received here today that the
troCker Arctic exploration party
Is safe. II will land in United
States in July.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-20
TEUT0N PLANES lombard ENGLAND
SUiss Ready
to Battle at
AnyInuasion

Paris, May Switzerland is pre-
pared TO contest with all the forces at
her command any invasion of her ter
ritory by troops Of the belligerents,
according TO an interview with Presi-
dent Camille De COppet, sent to the
Journal by its Berne correspondent.
President De Coppet was asked spe-
cifcally what would be the action of
Switzerland if troops of one of the
warning powers should be sent across
the POrentruy salient. He replied;
The federal council would never toll
crate such a proceeding and in accord
ance with the plans of General UIrich
Willie, the commander in chief of our
army would order the immediate mob
ilization of all our forces which would
Immediately be sent into action.
The Swiss army is in splendid con-
dition. II has reached perfection of
training which has been hitherto I'M
known and has just received a COM
plete equipment of new heavy artillery
which was manufactured in France
and Germany by order of the Swiss
government"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-20

Associa t e d Press
Leased Wire Report
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13

Son va muchas los peliculas cine
matograficas en- cue Interviewer leo
nes. tigres Il otras fier2s, pero en-
muy rocas Sc han impresicnado las
trsgicas esceras en- cue cstos ANNA
les figuran en- el dezierto 0 IN la sci
"a virgen : con fieras reaimente sal
Yajes. Pc" regla general, s. en.p!eaa
arimales amaestrados, : IA p2licGI2
So impresioaa en- ur esc2nGrio, 0 mas
bien en- una rista c~oastruida '&ahoc".
Uno de los c~sceNarios lie esta cI2se
meior ideados es e. q"a rosee una
c1sc proGuctora de peI!cu,as estabie-
eide en- California. Vamos = dar ma
idea de 10 aue es. en- Il segar.dad de
gue no pcr ESQ perde:dn 81 cHcaato
las pel:cu!as de fie,as
l. ze}:a c;aematoGr@f.ca g % rc2
!.aad ura gan j&ul2 c%2gonal,
!" .nCs voin.e matros lie radio. div
diGa En- soir aaccio@as uiaa@ylares
60. ur r.gl.cc comm. En este pun
to T.: uuo coiaciGe1 toGos To- vo:ti-
ccs. las ;autas "zlIn &bicT1as, pero
nc - c@norn!car cp:rc i porqnc
las ycrjas de sop@raci6n iIc@an h@sta
IN b!ooue central de ccmonto. mas
,I. an, Il ,,;eo do lac i~.,.il~S - CO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13
la SEL-VA csINE:MATOGRAFIc ia


sierto 0 10 que exiia el argumento de
la p~e!:cula. ST Sc trata de II es-
ccna drtica, con focas o cor osos
DIanccs, un paisaje polar y unos bro
cha2os de piEtura blanca bastan para
producer eli efecto deseado.
In esas jauIas est&n constantemen
ta las fieras que. como hemcs dicho,
estan &macstradas, Y ALI entran tam
DiGn los actorcs que intervinieron Ell
e. asunto. Pero el su6terfugio, tan
senci!lo ell ia fotografia, entra por
mucno en- q resultado final. ST Sc
trata, por ejemp!o, de representa- un
leon que ataca Y devCr2 4 una in
feliz mujc., Ia actT.z solo pcrmane-
&c en- Ia jaula un instante, mientras
l. fora sc agazapa obedeciando i
INK ordan de su domador, cue per
r9auecc oculto tras a!guna pcHa arti-
fetal. En- seguida. Sc rapa e. o5je-
two Ge Ia maGuina, y Ia mujer aban
dana Ia jaula valiendosc de Il eSca-
lera 0 cruZarGo cl foso, que ticnc
ua metro cScaso d. ~pr"fundiiad,
micntraS ei mismo domador, vestiGo
con TN traje iguai al q.e ella lie
vaba. ocupa sU puesto y recibe {!
-s,.,,, - T.. r..., ma no &C oiyp
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13
PUDDING

Mc3i" ina de tap:oca. un poquito
dc sal. cGbraio con aqua y dcjelo her
Viz. tchclc INA piia. , cucharadaS de-
a2ucar, zumo lie dos ~linlonc@ y hicr-
valo media bora.
Eaielo del fuego Y cchele dos ella
raS dc huevo batidas.
I!iclelo Y sirvalo con crema.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13
''PARFAIT"

Cocine cinco minutes un cuarto
de taxa de aqua V una taxa de aZu-
car: echclo sobre 5 yemas de huevo
batidas. ~cocincio en- bano de maria.
enfrielo. batiendolo constantemente;
Gchelcs dos tazas de pedazos de piEa.
railados y pasados por un jibe.
tchele una pinta de crema Y p6nga!o
en- un Mode. Rodeelo de hielo V
sal tres O cuatro horas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13
ATiMALES CR!MINAiES

Al volver Z ST. casa III senior an
c.ano de Paris, Sc lie abalanz6 como
jugando un enorme mastin Y lie tlf0
al suelo. En- el mismo instante sc
accrco corTiendo IN joven c~orrecta-
mente YES lido Y pidieEdo mil perdo-
mes por 10 hecho por 81 perro, ayudo
4 levantar Al caido y Sc de3pidi6 my
cortesmente. Cuando el perro y GU
dueno hubicron ~Gesaparecido, Ia vic
TINA Sc Dis cuenta de que le ha5ian
quitado e! reloj, ii cadena Y TODD
cuanto lleva5a encima &c vaior.
In joyero e Budapest que aca-
ba de racibir dcs hermosos diaman-
tcs de gran valo:, Sc hallaba exani-
nanGoios en- Ia trastienda cuando en-
tr6 I'm cliente.
G. joyerc dej6 !as piedIas en- n
mesa. saliG a Ia tienda J 81 volver
en- busca de los di2mantes habian
desaparecido.
!rrediatamente n.rGo lamar a
IN polic:a, y miemtr:s llegaha. des-
cYhri6 un perrito escondido debajo
de Ia mesa.
e poiic:a bu2c6 inGtilmente las
ioyas y. ror Gltimc, ascgur6 que Sc
las habia tragaGo q rcrro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13

~. F,,o,.o vic
AG"' "T.'i'' I"ss' 49, 1o.,ar
ve... Asi eFSs t" como "'J0 aP'Si
poet" cue t"mo'sA * F"ioo.
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Isl ?~ns2mie9to: t2ego 1faHQulio
lei c2o - n? C;.e sR1e que s0"a
~ince1cio. ias Ssmen'a0o DC excel
IS ~n2:T,.-e' ne H'Heo5 generic
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vita. Il, = cui2n t@r.o ~!r@ = "fe-
ve.
81 pudirr2 70 v""l2 "c"ti@o, 20,
: o2ien tanto gustas III!
u. raiJo dc lcOea.a Y G"ra IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13
PLATOS DE PIMA

Soulful: Tome una piHa, cirtcl%.
~rocincla en- una copa dc aqua : Gche-
l. media taxa dc taDioca. Y cu@n3o
est transparent" media taxa dc a2u-
car. y "n"uclvaia en- tres claras de
hucvoa ba;idos; tipelo, c~ocine!o Y
s:rvaio ~caiicnte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13
Los Eaconieaie : los Mcxcaaos.

Los Zapasos SAMSON son magniicos, todos
mis- conlpaneros eStan encantsdOs con ellos Y
van g pedi- tsE pro2to como puedan. 70 voy
II reconae:jarlos entire 81 elemento MeSicano,
pies Uas- sen los que mejores tratan = les que
i.4bila espeioi.
Pedro Castillo, e Paso, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13

ReciDi q pedido de z=pa:os ' quie-c decirle
On" i~s Gv=los Dc este i,rdid2 han gUedndo
eatera.nente compiaciaos = d!cen cue IDS.
ve-dadsraf:lente no eaganan e. 10 que ~Otrecen,
y hzn queanco 2dm:catos q yer que les hayan
GreGado exac 'nente q su pie. Les E?aado
dos pesos para ,,ue me mande ] pGrcs Dc los
Inism0J SAMSON para otroS amigos.
Miguel nirojosa, Wichita, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13
ENIAlN.

glCElIuS EN- I"dl correction. c-Ti"<
an.Orcsas. &c psGImeulu. Ie!ic!i2rIyH'S
Curui.r.I0s. L.>ru.SU~ J I"Aa claSe &c puF.
,,aS .riu-a-a>. &c iuIy-r>Ggio. pGt"unIcI>.
e!c. sr.rIUS Wpdrratu>- WTttIiS' r"i
rUrr,7p 4 =. C4uIrr"n. as Llratr.as A:trs.
>.u Sljpgip. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13

.s.adcs G2atro de algin tubo algi!l
9elot6n dc jrapos NJ limpia-los?-
!ac:a ei obrcro.
No, S.Tor.
-nucs este, iQut es??
: 81 f@rlis.a mostraba = pclc
= de trapea nul acaEab& De Sacar
/" uno ,ie los tubos.
Don A"raSta cay5 aTon&iado 50
70 INA 81" n tempo cue 81 mu,
~ ""ci";aa1a:
oh, n cicacia.
Rafael de Santa ANA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13
81 CUENTO De hoy
Girne de IA -. piaaa)-

.lE-IO tCL $50 an "E''
| 70 d les raves >o!ares. per horrible
paradox de n realid@d cstoy aterid0
de fro.
-T:ene raz5n papa-2rsay5 el hi,
( 10. au:ea camDi&a sali5 de sd cu2s
e &e -a5a;o;-y 70, cue est0y Pre-
terGieado solucionar IN nueyo pro
I ceaimiento para fabricar nieio apro-
vcchardo a cacrgis electrical 2obra2
te ore hay en- 4 atm6ssera...
-;Cu5nto desetino Oye una!-pea
50 do=.a Tomasa.
y res mami-rec~!c5 Tomas-
b3sca9&o hie!o : est@ndo hsiaco: IS
70 70 g p&r@doia.
Pres cs,2d tr7ncui!os, cue Roy
mismo GO a-isaT5 q fum:sta.
-. fumista? Para Qv5?-ar-
~ur5 DO Aug:sto.
-Ear> c. :nst2!e Il c~-ufa, hom-
5re.
- para 5 necessities De m2nos
merceaar:@z? No tienes aqai a dos
ingsr;ero-? No es.an gratuitamcn
- . IN dispo-ic;%a-
- vosctros "ais = saber colo
car 'os tu,os = encausar.os con G.!
dojle@ de a "eEtan& ' TODD?
-To&o. mujer, natHr"imente.
-Es.i oien,-mus!to do1a Eo"a2
g iacrtGa!amente.
Traj1ronse todos los artelac,o5 &c
/ ~cals:arc.on-
Don Augusta despoJose &c Il anne
r.c~a2 "t"sm@a"'2" . man" "s
n cam!sa.
Tened m@chG cui6ado, que TaiS
: =~nsuciar TODD cor ct h"IiIa. @oFq"2
de este sa5r!& como 20 &c dIf'&lr ire
nes.
Padre . hijo miraase : sonrIend"
con cl"rt& .nddigancla' comen1aro9
Ia Jarea.
! les 3ocos minutes. n ~cstancia
estaba como Il c~a:5oneria.
-.Jesjs nos vaiea,-eyclam6 do
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13

Dr.. SiLGuE GARXi ALGlTE. De Il FacUi-
laG o. T-NcO: aUtcTiZeCe 81 q ESlldu G5
Texas; esyeclAll,Ia IN Intermediates geAIto-
pFa.lr:aS ; clTUI!l IN general hsS.te-cta
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-13

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-19
Mayor coffman Means IT.

Il am very much in earnest about
the observance of the city's sanitary
laws" said Mayor Coffman this morn
ing. AT the last meeting of the city
council members OF that body stated
they would stand behind me in the
matter Of cleaning the town and / am
going 10 see that all sanitary ordi-
nances are enforced, This means,
among other things, that every out.
side toilet IN Chickasha must be eth.
er trapped or connected with the city
sewer or provided with boxes and pu-
rified with liberal applications of lime
weekly or oftener by and after May L.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-19
STOMACH TROUBLE
AND CONSTIPATION

My mother had been suffering from
stomach trouble and constipation for
over a year and although she took
medicine for 1t all the time she did
rot improve at all until got her a bot
tie of Cham0erlain's Tablets. They
improved her digestion and regulated
the action Of her bowels. She is now
sound and WELL" writes Mrs. w. A.
Swope, Dresden, Ohio. Obtainable
everywhere ADV d&w