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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-14

shall be the duty % every person firm
OF corporation or their employees operating
any bakery ra properly strrllfre. wash ana
clean all uta0s. and tools that are used
iu the operation 0f said bakery. uuHu said
u.7ree ,H-r1'r-Ir- rrs work which -hr-
were nr-ra-ulur with SAD tools and
ARTICLE III
Section r. Prevention Of Dust. lilies.
Etc--N ais and Woodwork Eee-r such
-.. '- E--- S.np. ..L t.-..
room tl-l1-r-. or place DO r ri.1 meat
. -.5s 29l,,t11 9a- pFel
posed or offered f"- sale f1r human food
~ man ilT'a into articles OF human
1901 oE l-- -- urea canned ~ o.nel
wise prepared tn- human food. shall De so
constructed and maintained ss 20 prevent
any Gust. rlrL mes or other insects or
any Nerm-n o- rodents. from gaterirr
tlereln- Csli1rF sidewalks. pillars par
Htlons snal- rs Ircqlaltlr vhiteN 1ea-
and SAINT. ry- t.se from duet. snilrrs and
section Plumbing aud Drainage Ia
cilftice-N ater Closets Every such room
ana drainage facilities. including wen ven
wash sinks NO water-rI1ret coupa-tuent
shah be I'm or iu direct communication
with the room proper
section o Exposure Of Product---Fte-
. s1nI be- permitted 20 hang or stand b. the
omen air exposed 90 insects orr street dust.
exposed iu the Omen market shall b. SD
kept or EXPOSED Tor sale IN rooms occupied
or used for sIerp.uE purposes.
40 rnez O.. tlsn- slauE1tared poultry or
, meat prolu.i9. and no milk butter cheese
I or dairy products shall be left opau or
exposed TO contamination by dust. air. In
7sels or other extra ueous matter either
] within or without any such room or place
Or business and all fresh or uucured meat
FISH slaughtered poultry. and an milk and
butter shall be Immediately placed and
kept In "A re.rlEerarCr or Ice box or cold
storage room except when removed there
from for the immediate purpose and opera
Of
Section g. CLEANSING Of Blocks Imnle-
meuts. EloOrs-ClothinE Of Emuloyes-f'nre
Of Ice Box: Blocks or stands upon which
meats are cut or chopped shall be kent
as often as in The Judgment Of the in
f suertor seems necessary Scales knives
and implements OF every description shall
De cleaned ar the close Of each Gar-z bust
be kept thoroughly clean by EcruhbiuE and
scraping. and ice boxes shall be secured
throughout once each week. and as often
as necessary Floors must be thoroughly
must be removed and fresh sawdust
spriukled or laid lwhers used1 at least
every "a hours Meat cutters. or other
attendants who handle meats shall be
from contagious or infectious diseases.
Their hands and outer garments shall be
kept clean. No refuse. scraps. bones. ran
cid fat or decaying flesh shall be kept
an ice box used for the keeping OF meats
be employed for any other purpose The
custom OF wrapping meats I'm old news
papers. or IN wrapping paper that is soiled
OF that has been used l2r any other pur-
OF meat sold shall be wrapped in fresh [
section s. Drainage Of Premises; The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-14
THOMAS
BIC SENSATION
Ziegfeld Beauty Scores In
slant Success as Dancer
at the Grecian.

Olive Thomas. the celebrated Fol
lies beauty. who made a hit IN her
first screen play. "Madcap Madge,"
ecIiueed her former success yesterday
at The G-ecIau theater iu can Even
Break" q Triangle play which brings
the =asety Of Broadway cafe and the
alter life 20 the screen
A magnificent setting the largest
and most costly ever erected on the
Triangle stages. furnishes the hlck-
ground for the Harrison Fisher beau
~ and a company OF one hundred
girls. who dance TO the music Of a
Jazz band. More than five hundred
people participate IN TINS one cafe
scene. which ls devised with special
lighting effects 10 enhance the beauty
Of the selected company Of entertain
ers
The play brings forth all the YER
satile talents of the star and provides
the gay element that sets off her joy
GUS personality.
An Even Break viii be shown at
the Greclan today and tomorrow Ior
the last two times in FL Paso.
Those who have not yet seen olive
Thomas in this picture have missed
some Of the real JOY OF life, and
should not pass up the opportunity to-
day or tomorrow ---AlN-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-14
Ordinances


Az ORDINANCE REGULATING lie
7NG FOR SALE OF BAKERY PROD
TCTS- MEATS. FISH CAME AND
POULTRY ICE CREAM FRUIT ICES
A--D SIMILAR PRODUCTS RESTAE-
RANTS. CAFES AID nE-l-lC ~ ESSEN
VEGETABLES AND OTHER SIMILAR
AZ II ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF TIE CITY OF I'll FATo.
mas ARTICIE T.
section g. License Heuuircd-ir e- so
rzr=on- firm or corpora ton SHAH establish
maintain OF operate any bakery res-al-
business where ice cream fruit ices or
similar products are urodlled soid or kept
fo- sale. OF place or business N1are
5ra- --0Trrcrs are produced prepared sold
or kept for sale within tre CIV or d Ea-o.
- 10 do 81 the CITY Of Il Pgs1- each per
son firm or corporation esLal .-sn. lr- MAIN
t7ll-l- - 1p5------7r- ~, -f-- fi--- =zv m
ue7ses EEa- annuity on ---7 s t--5- ~
march Of each year nay Q incense zee o-
Five is5-9ol Do-iers IoT e i-5 Pc i- o. t-
ness so maintained WnLcu leei-se slt.-
he issued for @ period eullnE N-Ln in=
last day Of February to-lcN ms pgosle. d.
however. that the applicant gas nor NAM
tanned a similar business without q incense
where a license was reullla4 uIloE 10 Llae
date o. his application that 2 license NAV
- issued Tor an uueEnired license period
and IN such cases the license Zee shall be
FTve Cf- o01 Dollars FOR such uneUD- red
and $3.50 for any such uucNufrel u-I %
which Is equal 20 or less than SIX mont s.
section @ Application for License; ANY
person firm or CORPORATION desiring 70
establish. maintain or operate any OF L.--
above businesses mentioned IN the pre-
ceffuE section shall make application m
writing 10 the CITY Clerk Tor a Incense
so TO do: such application shall set torth
the name and RESIDENCE OF the app5lea-l-
u an individual and the names and resi-
dences OF the principal officers OF the
applicant ~ a corporation. toEetler with
the location OF the place In when sall
business Is intended 20 be conaucteq- slcl
application shall be transInlL led oE ~
Clerk 70 the Board OF Health within ten
DAYS after receipt Of such app lcatloL- ana
il shall be the duty Of the Board OF 1e4-l-u
10 make or cause 10 be made an eEaTrll ma %
ton Of rhe place described IN such aupl-
whether the location lighting, EenLllal-oll
sanitary ARRANGEMENT and equipment OF
sid place OF business are IN CONFORMITY
with this ordinance. and II the PROPOSED
ions Of this ordinance, then upon the an
proval OF said application by SAID Board
% Heath and upon payment OF the ices
above mentioned TO the city collector q
license shan be Issued upon suen aDD--ce-
ton TO keep or maintain said business IN
the place described IN such Application
for and during the period O.. such license
Section 3. Revocation OF License: II az
auv time during the term OF such Incense
the Beard OF Health shall be satisfied that
been COMPLIED with. or that public health
or the heath o. the persons employed az
such rlaceE o. business iE ENDANGERED BY
its maintenance. 80 shall have the power
that said Board O. Health shall give the
license opportunity 20 be heard and show
causz why said license should not be re-
voksL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-14
K.C. STRIKE DEADLOCKED;
RAIN IRRITATES CITIZENS

Kansas City. No Aug - n, y,
-t-es+ car strike was at a deadlock
TODAY with no cars moving and little
Rsf7s added to the discomfort Of
citizens seeking transportation from
their homes 20 their work
pIe1s for obtaining federal protec-
zion through the courts were credllel
10 the street car company ana tne
civ council discussed means Tor put
ting the company in receivers
hands that the municipality might
participate in the operation or cars
There was no disorder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-14
BUY NOW AND BUY LITERALLY

their utensils i1 a clean and sanitary con-
dlrlou- All ref-l Eer7l-1rs must be cleaned
. er 81 so directed by the sanitary inspector
or his assistants The walls. ceilings. and
floors. shall be kept clean and sanitary
al az tunes All garage snall Re irlrle-
uiarely placed iu covered cans so that flies
Wi- not De drawn thereto The employees
ot t-- -es-a I-Fal-= sEalL Dress IN material
that IS easily washed They shall keep
their hands clean az an times No person
tLlt-Lre .-lA Lln.r-l-cs-S Or any colraE-
i1us or infectious disease shall be employed
in any restaurant
Section g. Ranges. Stoves and RefriEera-
tors to be Eent Clean: Gas ranges. cooz
stoves. and am devices and utensils en-
uloved iu cooking or preparing food must
must ae drained and kept clean and free
section 8 What Word Restaurant In
in tEe=- rr-r-a-io-= sham IS r.-F III -
bug does nos include private boarding
Closets. Etc. No sIeeoinF rooms. Ws its1
closets. prl.F Tlu.ts URN mails ash pits or
pa4 l-.--5s use Tor The preparation %
loolS ana cooking OF foods or Tor f-s
storage. nor shan they communicate d.
FectlF win a-E such room.
section Wearing Apparel Not to Be
hent IN hitchen--DressinE Room: No
He4L-nE apparel boots shoes or other
wear-nE elfe-t7- not being worn. shall be
Arpl Z. alN Nilehen and a suita bic place.
=qa5-se nom s-cl Nltcheu- shall be pro
NUMBER q persons employed in the u-epa-
-allqn or FOOD in any manner exceeds in
sl!t1ale dressing room in which TO change
section Toilet and Washing FaciIi-
llee-i oWels and Soap All res-aurIuf=
shall maintain FOR me use ~ COOKS reT7
7 g-sst- .,Se- -u tre ureuaratin1
.a-.-.-- -'--..- 80 s.-.-'l-- annie ana
-..E Lf...'Ilee- v.-e towels and SOAP
1890 r.. SD "..u on co 90 Keep -la.r
Ss-f5c' 80 p 49,, 80 e-eeii
5ain-nS lniectieus or CONTAGIOUS Diseases
80 rs @. Pc e1au owed IN Or
tI-.. "a - p. .e Hitcheu- during the
--g.1-- - pace where he or she
r... ...- s.... ..' 0 uara .rlue
fs--aa r.-w'7ss disln-
,- --.-.- tI1u.n'gl i1
US go. 70 " hose home
Nlll.a. -.tl ltr -rs- obtain permit
writing trnw tre Boa-d % Health and
f - .a.l ~l-n ua-uli -zfor uu-
.5 r. .-r--el that all ire
iee--oH .A4. Fa--t faore.rou.
Stuol = tmployes With TuherruIozlS
I -tl' 9l. .l.-1r Llsellse Prohihited- No
Ed. ~ s-y i---, ~ tl lercllos.z outhai- .
case eyyer1a.. ~ visible OPP not Or any
r..a-- r. arnu' owed in or about
H.,l..e any tlo- stuif- or products
s -l'L --- " Ater-s loSetss 40 cmoIo~a .
,..-I..-- - ---I-L N-ln the handling .
g.t.aIiuS or any food stuffs +.
ll-l'ts In any restaurant or kitchen I
.---i, $3.50 m .'s work or his nH-ticuiar .
-l.-r-.. .---,--.-s' com without first the-- .
s..-a--. ne5
-, NJ l"t = llun or God otuff7
lf-5lT ,-5-5r. f. --tN-- Nl reN' lursuls .
g. ntl-. prepared cooked or served 90 .
N ~ ~ .-,L oI9leetlo1 from dust dirt. .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-14
MAIL FAILS To
GET To JACKIE5
Many Letters Not Received
By Naval Men Because
Wrongly Addressed.

Washington, D. C., Aug li.-Hun-
dreds Of letters addressed to men on
board ships of the United States navy
go astray. for lack Of proper infor-
nation on the part OF sendcrs on the
right way 10 address them
All mail to bluejackets at sea should
be addressed first of all in a lesible
hand writing, next OF importance is
TO know positively on which chip the
man is OF was stationed, says an Off
cial announcement. A letter TO John
Avery smith on board the 4. s s.
south Carolina. should be addressed
as follows
John Avery Smith.
L. $. s SOUTH CAROLINA.
care Postmaster,
New York City. n Y
II a correspondent does not know
To which ship a man has been as
signed. write TO the Bureau Of Navlsa-
ton. NAVY Department Washington
giving his name In fun, home ADDRESS.
place Of enlistment and the branch Of
service in which he enlisted There
are five separate branches in the
navy-first. the Regular navy; sec
0ud the Marine corps third, the Ma
tioual Naval Volunteers, fourth the
National Naval Reserve force, ana
IILtn the Naval EleSel We s-l-- eo- -
When one is not certain that the
man sought has enlisted in the navy,
but would like to trace him, the tol-
lowing letter addressed TO the Bureau
Of navigation would serve as a guide
Bureau OF Navigation,
Navy Department,
Washington, n C.
"Is there q man in the navy by the
name Of John Avery Smith sEe about
81 years. height five feet eight inches
weight about 40 pounds; brown hair
and blue eyes: home address is Cum
berland Maryland II so. please no.
tifv Yours very truly,
Mrs John Avery Smith.
"152 Franklin ST.
Boston, Mass"
r men enlistinE in the navy viii
furnish relatives and friends with the
following informal ton much time.
worry and patience viii be saved
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-14

D a clean CONDITION during such mauufac-
- d. .----, 49, 81 %, s'-, ~ pa
. able material while euEeEsi On the manu-
tacrGre and handling ~ ice cream
shall be located In rf- room mentioned
iG the preceding section or so situated
as % po--ts the atmosphere OF sad
lsI Ar vehicles used in che CONVEYANCE
~ ice cream for sale or distribution shan
- Ee2- % a. e.ean.y condition and free
from offensive odc-s-
~ Dee cream kept fo- sale iu any shop.
OF e-ler e. -1l-slI1e1l sl-ll 1e
such box or refrigerator shan be properly
a.- e-5si tgr. ana sn1-l De sent
f7 as are necessary f1r the INTRODUCED on
=heH be- kept only. iu such location and
proved by rre Board % Health
o. fL cream milk or SKINNED milk
l- the man -tlr-I-e OF ice cream
81. 5zfo-e ase 1s ks9L a. te-aP,sr1ature
lht n. % or melted ice cream or ice
G an containers uzsI f,- the delivery
20 i"a cream On retailers. shall be plainly
7e- end marked bv owners name Or
S5-ti-- yebi,ies for T-sBsrortio- Te.
Crsa4m-How Constructed; an vehicles
l-e- n she Transportation % ice cream
-2- sale. delivery or distribution shall be
,aI wagons used ia th- delivery % ice
r- ,--. ---'-E o2-- - e-les-- e--
...r-z H- ar1 times 10 ------ --s---l,--s.7
-. 5-
40 an --.5 ---...' .-- 49,, .-7-- ~
1-a--4 r-.-. tf- .s- 81 nus ..----
IA r-. - - ..-t1 --- p.a-e
|r. al .-s..l-,
other srrf...l ---H. .---...r,5 -t.r-
.---. .-.---1.e '-
r-I--- r- -. ---.
I..r- DOM nrr a.. r- ,rr-.-.5- -.r.--
40 ar r.rr.4
4-rrr D.rf-.-.- - - A.
ITuu... rVbr-e 49, ~ -, ls.tiii no ="
sstsa-. S.s -.r-..-- ..,t.' tt. .iH- ~,
s-r-- 90 --.E r1i sau- .'
Hon .Ha. H-|..-- -..-. o.. ~
.- .r..-- f- cream -..eil % 2
~. .,-sr- E. - -. ee-i9ls Dis
.-- .s 1---.-. q r.- -.- pa n-.--
Section D--r-,..- t5laI 81 Ht5..l-
-I-I1 3.-r go 5" i r lelnl-e-- lHe eul.T'
-..a.. .+ BE-. r.r -L.t 0' any eH.l
an Ia.- rooms rhsr- -t
places. a.Ir.raa-ar r.-- -..--.- ~ 't.
r.s.s ~ r-,gH-.- f... or mug . 20 SUI p
-sr. .4 .r-4- --r ..-"- t-
--Ir. .+r --- .". ....t'' D.
,r,,.r,., o.
10 o.
iermlt; 80 person shall -r.
.I """ iN7 safe any pr. pared food. cooked
or un.HnAe-. or any drinks Intended for
.I.I'.a-l'ie consumption. fr1u any street.
alloy. u~ public place. or from any side
Walk. unru door or window rnrra4 sr.h
secure a permit from The Board OF
t-...-. Oh" conduct tho business ~ selling
-.N Io'- or drinks nr registering Dis
Ia press % stl t1e Board
"t .t..1- H.ltnruaule Co rrr condition
t'.n- .l such permit.
,.,.-.s. SANITARY tondition-N hat
"7l aIta ants lunch stands and boarding
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-14
WIGWAW-NARY PICKFORD.


The Little American which VIII
ls shown at the WIgWam today and
tomorrow, is not only the best pic
ture in which Mary PiczfOrd has ever
appeared, but il is the greatest Of all
patriotic productions thus FAR pre-
scented 10 the American public.
The picture ls not only patriotic IN
its theme, but 10 is spectacular and
instructive, awe iu-2IrInG and roman
f-c. The workings Of a submarine
both inside and outside, is most In
ieresIinE- one IS shown how a victim
IS sighted and how the rorpedoes are
prepared and sent on their mission OF
destruction. a large ocean liner Is
f0rusdoed and the passengers are seen
first IN the ships ballroom and then
% a mad scramble 20 get into the life
boats Scores in their panic jump
overheard There are also scenes in
trenches and al the front The Dis
Guns are firing and one seems 20 be
witnessing an actual battle
Cecil De Mile, producer or Joan the
woman staged the picture with The
assistance OF an English army cap
tain. who bur recently left the
trenches for a lecture tolr OF this
country
Come 10 -re matinee today. This
picture played 10 standing room every
night OF its first showing here
Thursday. the Curest OF all the
screen kiddiess Marie osborne. VIII be
seen in her wonder play, Captain
kiddo." she plsases the old and young
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-14

aTHE MAGNIFICENT MEDDLER-s
Alhambra audiences were delighted
yesterday with The Magnificent Med
der" Mary Anderson played the role
OF Jess. charuluEly- The scene where
she rode her horse into the river, and
made him swim-not wade-acrOss,
was spectacular. Antonio Moreno. as
the meddler. surpassed any Of his pre-
viOus strenuous roles. The -meddler'
came west and bought a newspaper,
in order 70 carry out his high ideals.
On his arrival ne received the usual
tenderfoor greeting, but refused TO
become offended. The meddler went
10 work 10 get ont his first edition
OF The Sentinel in which he told
the people tra- their town needed
cleaning up morally and that he was
there 10 see that r. was done The
meddle- made NY Influential enc
mics and a. few +-seuds: he also Won
the love OF jess. -le daughter Of his
Dirterest enemy The fight he put mp
for reform and for the girl, won him
the respect and support OF the girls
father. This picture viii be shown
for the last time today a. the Alham-
bra. Prices are 1Gc. l5c and zoe The
AlhaUh-a IS Ehtfully cool To-
morrow. see vlvacious Vivian Martin
in The Wax Model Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-14

Wanted 10 buy secondhand bicycles.
Allen Arms and Cycle Co.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-14

store our Goods the cheapest In
the city. Phone 1886. Pacific Transfer
d Storage Co. Karl Fisher, Prop
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-14

Section ,. The Bosrd Of Health shan
nave irg right and is hereby empowered
ana alt1 orizft 20 make guv aldiuouaf
Jules ana raEu. ari1us for the conduct OF
the businesses mentioned iu this ordinance.
end e.. such rules and rcEul arious shall b.
rQeNe- and followed br all persons. firms
or cor operations engaged iu said business
81 olsluasses, and the failure OF auv ner-
son. lrrn or corporation TO so observe or
OBEY such rules and regulations shall h.
a misc -nesnor and shan be fined as here
Sharp County record., 1917-05-25
Corpor alton Statement

Complying with the Waener-Hol-
loway law, the undersigned states
that during the IL months next
preceding he has had no connection,
as attorney or stockholder, with any
corporation.
Fred M. Pickens.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 18th day Of May, 1917.
E, A, Boyce, Clerk.
BY Neil Sullivan, D. c.
Sharp County record., 1917-05-25
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure Medicine,
\ Halls Catarrh Medicine has been
taken by catarrh sufferers for the
past thirty.fve years, and has be-
come known as the most reliable
remedy for Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces, expelline the
Poison from the Blood and healing
the diseased portions,
After you have taken Halls
Catarrh Medicine for q short time
you will see great improvement
IN your general health, Start TAX
Ing Halls Catarrh Medicine and Get
rid Of that eatarrh, Send for tes'
timonials, free.
f, j, Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.
Sharp County record., 1917-05-25
To Prevent Self-pOisoning

Bowels cloeeed with waste mat
ter poison the whole system. Foley
Cathartic Tablets work gently but
surely; do not grippe nor cause nausea.
Recommended for Indigestion, con-
stipation, sick headache, bloatins,
biliousness, sour stomach, GAS on
stomach, coated tongue, bad breath
or other conditions caused by dis
ordered digestion Barnett Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1917-05-25
He Almost Fell Down

A. M. Hupsucker, Bogue Chitto,
Miss, writes: II suffered from rheu-
matism, kidney and bladder trouble,
also dizziness; would almost fall
down at times. Foley Kidney Pills
gave me entire relief" Disordered
kidneys give warning by pains in
side and back, sore muscles, swollen
joints, tired and languid feeling
Barnett Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1917-05-25
Assessors
Tax

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
Tax Assessor of Sharp County. Arkansas, will
meet the tax payers of said county for the pur-
pose of assessing the Real and Personal property
and per capita tax for the year 1917, at the fol-
lowing times and places to-wit:
Lower North Township, at Cox school house,
Monday June 4th. 1917
Upper North Township at Wirth. Tuesday,
June 9th.
North Union Township. at Banks Wednesday,
until noon. June 9Th.
North Uuion Township, at Hilltop, Wednesday
afternoon. June 9Th
South Union Township. at Martins Creek
Thursday. June 7th.
jackson Township, at Willford. Friday and
Saturday, June sth and 9Th.
North Lebanon Township, at Sitka. Monday
June 18th.
South Lebanon Township, at Dotson, Tuesday,
June 18th.
Morgan Township. at Center. Wednesday, June
18th.
Davidson Township, at King Mills Thursday
June 18th.
Highland Township, a Precinct. Friday,
June 18th,
Lave Creek Township. at Rose Pond Saturday,
June 10Th.
Washington Township, at Precinct, Monday
June 18th.
South Big Rock Township. at Emery, Tuesday.
June 10Th.
North Big Rock Township, at Poughkeepsie,
Wednesday, June Goth.
Strawberry Township. at Precinct. Thursday
June 21st.
Big Creek Township, at Union Friday, June
nd.
Sharp County record., 1917-05-25
r. G.. Davidson,
Assessor Sharp County, Arkansas

week, the first planting failing to
come..up on account of cold wealth
er.
Arthur Bacon and Adolphus
Street, two young men of this sec.
ton, went to Layne Saturday night
to hear Elder F. M. Eldridge preach
Marion Ring is making a crop
this season with yoke of oxen.
Ifthe war doesn't stop soon we may
all have to 90 'to farming the old
way.
Sharp County record., 1917-05-25
{. B. ANDREWS ANNOUNCES
Former Member OF Legislature Would
Serve In Constitution Convention.

The announcement Of E, B, An.
drews Of Scott township as can
didate for delegate to the state con-
stitutional convention appears in
this issue Of the Record
There are few better known citi'
zens In the county than Mr. An
drews He represented this county
twice in the lower house Of the
general assembly, and made a rec
ord for fidelity to the interests Of
the people that has never been as
sailed or harShly criticised, He Is
as honest as the day Is long and
absolutely fearless and oOtspoken
in standing up for his convictions
of right, He has been a farmer all
his life, but the county probably of
fords but few closer students Of
public questions,
Mr., Andrews favors but few, If
any, changes in the present consti-
tuition, and, In fact, does not see the
need for a constitutional eonven.
ton, He Is a good, safe man, and
his candidacy deserves careful con-
eidefation at the hands of the
,,ata.a