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A GOOD FRIEND.

A good friend stands by you when in need Hot Springs people tell how Deans Kidney Pills have stood the test Mrs Singleton endorsed Deans nearly six years ago and again con firms the story Could you ask for more convincing testimony?
 Mrs F. B. Singleton 20 Second street. Hot Springs. says: "A d spell of sickness left my kidneys very weak | suffered from pain and weak ness through my back and ] was lan- guid and nervous. got Doan's Kid. ney Pills at R. C. Morris & Co., $ Drug Store and they rid me of the trouble '"
 Nearly six years later, Mrs Single. ton said When have felt any re- turn of kidney trouble have used Deans Kidney Pills They have al. ways brought good results.
 Price soc, at all dealers Don't sim ply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs Singleton has twice publicly Foster.Muburn Co.,. Props, Buffalo, N. Y
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-21
FIEGE VICTIM IS
 PIONEER CITIZEN
R, G. LooNEY sUCCUMBS AFTER HAVING BEEN ON THE
 WATER" TREATMENT.
Coroner Dr. Shaw Has Ordered an ln- quest for This Afternoon at 5 O'clock to Pass Officially on cireum stances

K. C LOoney, for about 25 years a resident of Hot Springs. died yester- day after having been one of "Profes- scr Feiges patients who had subsist- ca on water for number of days, esti- mated at between 3j and 10. Mir. Looney had been very low the past few days, and his recovery was con sldered impossible by Dr. A. |. Will lams, who had been called in a few days previous to the death of MT Looney.
 An example of the nold that this Professor Feige has on his patients was clearly demonstrated in this case. WneL after Mir Looney had gotten very weak from starvation. but was yet not confined to his bed. his son and uEers tried to dissuade him from the further care of this professor" and tried to get him to go into a hospital that he might have medical aid and good treatment Mr. Looney declined emphatically, and stated that un.ess nature would absorb the poi. sons" he could not get well anyhow.
 During the last few days of his ill. ness from starvation, heroic efforts were made 10 gel him revived through furnishing light foodstulfs but he had
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-21

ted for the four commissionerships and of this sixteen eight were elimi- mated yesterday, and in'the secondary election the people will choose four from that eight The eight winners of yesterday, from whom four will be selected on April 3, are as follows: Hamp Williams. Martin A. Eisele. Frank Stearns Robert A. Jones' F. N Roth, Gus Strauss. Dr. Leonard E. Ellis and Dr. Da Costa Walker.
 Of the eight it happens that six had formerly been identified with the Re publican political organization of the city, and only two had been connected with the Democratic organization However, the test Of yesterday was not along political lines, this being T non-partisan election.
 The election of yesterday was con. ducted along very different lines than usually marked elections here. There was no pulling and hauling. Under the rules of this new form of govern ment no promises may be made for political support and the penalties Cor violation of objectionable features of campaigning are that the party ell. gazing in them will be disqualified.
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ARRIVALS AT HOTEL COMO.

E. J. Browne. St. Louis; o. !. De
 Woody, F. V Perry, Little Rock; P
 B. Nickers, Chicago; J. II Hunt, St
 Louis; j. NJ Broom and wife, Kansas City; 5. E Hunt S A. Seipman
 New York; J. E. Hirsch, St. Lous. H.
 E. Simms, Dallas Texas; Mr and Mrs. F. Kuss NJ k Freedman. Chi Cago Mrs Knessler, Oakland. Cal; Thos. l.. Hit TeNarkana; B. F. Tweed Geo. W. Weller. J. S Lutes, Duluth; T l.. Robertson, Nashville, Tenn; K. M Cooper, Memphis: II F. Brown, Geo. R. F'alk, Roy K. Dicker- son, Little Rock; Ino. Burchold. St Louis. B. R Hendricks, Little Rock
 W. F. Trawick Chicago, II G. Stey- ems, St. Louis R o. Creel Chi cago: 0. Alexander w. L. Owen. Llt- tie Rock Guss Rehteld, St. Louis; o. P Price Athens. Ala: Jno. Ram sey, BauXtte; Alfred k Brown, Chi tsgo. W. D. Naldrop, Ashdowu, F
 F Buck, Oklahoma City: l.. D. Che aault Memphis C. W. Hotchkiss, Oklahoma City. Ii. NJ. I'lrvi,, Kala- mazoo; Mrs J R. Brown, Kansas, Mrs. Mary A Phas Maryvilc, Mo-
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-21
DUFFY LEWIS JOINS
 THE BED SOX HERE
FAMOUS OUTFIELDER WHO WAS REGARDED AS DELINQUENT
 IS NOW WITH TEAM.

Outfielder Duffy Lewis of the Bos- ton Club reported yesterday morning He looks to be in good condition and will have a conference with Owner Freeze
 The club has run against some poor weather here this year and as thev have less than week to remain, hope for a better break in the condition They want 10 be ready 10 turn the tables on the Robins Sunday, but will have to be in better trim than they are now to accomplish it.
 Several of the men are complain ing of various ailments, but probably a real torrid day will help all the boys out With the Brooklyn team will leave here at t2.55 Tuesday for Mem phis. playing there on Wednesday and on the following day will go against each other in Little Rock.
 The Brooklyn boys are feeling pret- v chipper since they handed out that licking on Sunday and say that they will repeat on Sunday next
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-21

500 pm. daily. Little Rock. Memphis and Oklahoma.
 TRAINS ARRIVE gao m. daily. from Mempuis aud Lit ue Rock
 9:10 i'm daily, from Malvern 3.5b D m. daily. from Memphis, New York. Chicago and all points 7;lb p.m. daily from Little Rock ano Oklahoma.
 s;I5 pm daily, from Malvern. No 46, the 100 D m. train has through steel sleepeis to Chicago and Kansas City. parlor car 10 Memphis. dining cal from Little Rock.
 Elegant coaches ,o Memphis and Chi- all points,
 No SIS. tho 500 pm train, has B through sleeper to Memphis also makes connection at Little Rock for Oklahoma City.
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TIME TABLES
@~A% 0ANA : - . . . . S
 Iron Mountain Route

TRAINS DBPArcT. SIS am.-No S34 10 Litue Rock. St Louis and Texas points
 1o.55 pm m.-No ego to Little Rock and Memphis Parlor car and diner Hot Springs tO Memphis.
 {. O0 n m No. IS, St Louis-ITot Springs SpeCial. to Little Rock, Memphis. St Louis and Chicago Through drawing room sleeping car to Chicago via Wabash Railway.
 TRAINS ARRIVE.
 9.05a m.-No r. Hot Springs Spe. cial from Chicago, St. Louis, Memphis and Little Rock 3.O5 p.m.-No gl9. from Ncmphis. Lit tie Rock ParlDr car and di0er. s:35 p.m No. S33. from St. Louis and Little Rock.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-21

gone too long, and it was impossible for him to retain the things given him
 The coroners inquest will be held this afternoon and the funeral serv- ices tomorrow. brother of the de- ceased came here from Oklahoma a few days ago and will remain 10 at tend the funeral
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-21
MAYORS RACE IS
 REDUCED ID TWO
MccLENooN AND BELONG WILL BE THE CANDIDATES IN THE
 SECOND ELECTION.
Vote Was Close for the Commission. erships and the Top Eight Win Be Submitted That Four May Be Chos- en From These.

Mayor McClendon and George R. Bedding were the two high candidates in the first primary for mayor yester- day, and from these two the mayor under the new commission form of government plan will be selected at the second election, which is held on April B.
 There were sixteen names submit.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-21

pr Leonard R. Ellis, who has been serving as Lieutenant Colonel in the First Arkansas regiment, will return to the city and be in his office after Friday. February %. 2-16-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-21
MASSAGE TREATMENTS.

MRS. F. T RoSEN wants you to try the New Life Electric Magnetic Swedish Treatment, for body and face. Call at 420 1-2 Central avenue. apart ment No ii t..
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-21

pr. r. II. Shelton has returned tn the city and is now located in Citi- 1ens National Bank Building, suite 303-i-5. 2 2S-tt
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-21
pR. WALKEs's oEF;SEs.

DT. DaCosts Walker announces thAD be has removed his offices 0 A front suite. second floor ID the Kempne' buk ding Elevator service 4-l5-tT
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-21
FOR siStr Sgo{k

OAn 1885 ram NluC. Reliable sSt mates furnished on any class o' BricS Work f-2e-.f
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-21

We make ou. own ice cream. R. c. Morris Drug. Co., 2.2S-tt
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-21
Memphis, Dallas and
 Gulf.
TRAINs ARRIVE.

TRAINS ARRIVE 9;S0 a,m.-Glenwood local from Mt ida. Wombls and Caddo Gap 2 p.m.-'Hot Springs Limited from Texas. Louisiana and Oklahoma.
 TRAINS DEPART 10:20 a.m.-Murfreesboro local for Mt Ida, Amity and Shawmut 3:25 p.m.-Texarkana Limited for Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-21
Chicago, Rock Island
 and Pacific.
TRAINS DEPART.

zoo am. daily, Malvern local
 i.00 D. m. daily. New York and Chicag, limited. connects at Memphis for Rn points.
 S.iU am. daily. Little Rock through train--connectnE at Little Rock foT Oklahoma and California.
 b:30 pm daily. Malvern local
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-21

Try our Merchants Lunch and Home Cooking. PERFECTION CAFE, oppo. site Arlington Hotel 1f-fO-ti
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-21

Try 6 sentIneLEee Want Ad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-26
DIZZY SPELLS
Relieved After Taking Two Bottles
OF Cardui, Says Tennessee
Lady.

Nhitwcll. Teuu.-airs. G. r. Cart
wright, OF this place. writes: About
four Eears ago tbc dizzy spells got go
bad that when would start to walk
/ would just pretty near fall. I wasn't
past doing my work, but was very
much rundown.
;ol6 NJ husband I thought CAREFUL
would help me-, as \ lady who lived
next door 10 me had taken 2 great
deal. and toll mo 10 Try It. This vas
when Nc we're living in Kentucky.
Ny husband got ETC 4 bottle and I
took it according 10 directions. Il
helped INC so much that lie went back
and got me another bottle. | got a
whole lot better and just quit taking
Il, got over the dizzy spells !. ! tcog
no other medicine 1t that TING nor
.s!ncc for this trouble. No. I've never
regretted taking Cardu:.
felt just fine when ] finished the
sccord bottle"
. Purely vegetable. mild and gentie
IN It's action, Csrdui, the wcn1an's
tonic, may be the very medicine yoG
need. # you suffer from symptoms O.:
female troubles. gtTe CsTdn1 3 trial.
An s-rgRlgts, NCszeg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-26
AIMS or THE BOLSHEvlkI.

IN these war times many Wcfds.
especisllv ifose coming iron. Russia,
arc new u most Of the world. The
etymolocy of Bolsheviki should DC
known to Ill lovers OF law and or
der. II means. il plain English, red
epuhlicanism. OF Jacobnllsin Is II
cristed. in the days Of Louis the Sin
taenth of France.
The fiends who are lighting Iafaer
4his banner would make OF the entire
world what Marat, Robspierre, Dan
Ton and others made Of France dur
ring. the reign Of terror.
The Christian world yesterday ccle-
,1atcd the anniversary Of The blr'h
al Jesus Christ -ri.ilc nations "re az
each others tnIoats. lnarrIng inc
image Of the Creator and o1lnSlhs
distress to the milhCns OF innocent
,crsons who had no hand in prccip!-
tatinr this worldwide clash. Inc
cya.,-, Teacher on one occasion ut
,cred these words. which apply 10
.ocopIe Of .our days rs pnch as they
lid to the generation He was then
..ddressins:' Listen:
when the urclcan spirit Is gcAe
a.; of man. he walllcth through dry
,.laces. seeking rest. and finding none.
Then he saith. ] will return into my
: house from whence ] came out; and
..Een he is come. he fildcth It empty,
swept and sarnished. Then soeth he,
md taketh with himself seven otner
,r;rits more wicked than himself, and
,Eev enter IN. ami dwell there; ard
rhe last state oi' Ihat man Is worse
shan the first. Even - shall 1t be
80 unto this wicked generation.
Y While these words were aimed at all
apprcciative generation that had Tor
centuries been stiff-neckcd and dis
obcdent, and which were so literally
81 iG.tllicQ Ill lielI SCpoSNIShr h4i'pS" =:
. they apply with eqal force to the
entire world.
The French cast oot Louis the
sixteenth. but Immediately took unto
themselves seven other spirits more
,,;cked than the first. and finally
crowned The CorSica1 who offered
,,illions Of the people upon the altar
Of Mars to crafty his ambitios
The words apply TO Russia today.
H. one night the people changed theu'
government from ~, autocrcay 10 Il
republic. wIlich is proving Il danger
ous playtbing They are now Gu
;ieavcring to spread their political
creed over the entire world. even III
tho United States, where wc hive
/. w. vs.. Irish aGitators and
others who are ready /" adopt the
Mscov:te platform.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-26
TUE SHOW WINDOW FIENU

Several years ago some person Of
gersons experienced satisfaction IL
-eratching and n>utilating large show
windows in Alexandria. Merchants
and Others were cNasperated carly IN
;nc morning when they found their
window cut a,.d scratched 0y Tau-
Ga's. and although the police re.
serted 10 every means in attempts
Il identify the fierds, none was ara
rested. and the perpetrators OF the
c>r,.a@c: escaped the punishment due
them
The snow window ficnd has shifted
his h;..> u Roanoke. where he Is
Keeping the recording angel busy.
One Of The big windows i'll Spigela
Worsans Speciality shop in that city.
and other show windows OH Campbell
avenue. from Henry street TO Jeffer-
soH street. are beginning TO crack IL
The result o deep sashes cut IL the
= ~ >NLSS SiIN4'ONI ~ SN'tS-'' '4tN
Spi,rcl window. which cost $l50. Is
completely ruined. and II Is estimated
tha. the to,a! loss incurred by the
stores Ut witch windows were cut
Will amount % hundreds Of dollars.
Managers q tho various stores OF.
:e.red reward Tuesday CT 500 for
!aGur.nat.on leading TO the arrest and
,,s.yic,ion Of the person or persons
wlo committed the malicious act.
SPICE las added another 500 10 the
reward and i IS thought that. the
reward will be raised to $500.
Il One morning last, week every store
.,'inGoWs o: the north side of Camp
lei ayenue. from Henry street to
.'"a'a~&an street bore long gashes and
~ some Of the windows designs had
ese71 traced Obviously the york ,Wy7as
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-26
GOD AND THE KAISER

The latest utterance Of the Ger.
man Emperor. to the effect that the
year 1917 has proved that the hora
If Creation is an unconditional ana
ayowed ally of the German people,
j. in line with the many sacrleglous
,:ttarances that have characterized
him since he assembled the throne. IN
March. 1901, he stated in substance:
1--WE shall conquer everything, even
though we be surrounded by enemies
on all sides, for there lives a power
ful ally-the old good German God IN
heaven. who has always, been on our
side"
And in his proclamation 10 the
army IN 1914 he stated:
"Rcmembcr that you are. the
chosen people. The spirit of the
lord has descended upon me be
cons,. / am the emperor OF the Ger
man people. l am the instrument
Of the Almighty. | am his SWORD,
his servant. Woe and deatH TO an
the world who shall oppose Ills
will Woe and death to all those
Who do not believe in my mission.
let them all perish, all the enemies
&C the German people. Ard 600
demanded their destruction; God VINO
bv my mouth bid you do His Will .
AS Senator King of Utah. says Il
can be understood, having true per-
ception Of German thought, why the
military forces OF the emperor de-
stroy religious edifices, murder priests ;.
and nuns, ravish women, butcher emil,
dren ruthlessly destroy ancient
towns. lombard hospitals, sink ships
bearing wounded and supplies Tor ths
starving and the inmates OF hospitals
deport populations ard subject TO ae'
| grading and most cruel serTltaae MI.
lions Of helpless men, women "h'
children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-26
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS or COAL.
-- ~ -.

" !y u Fuel Administrator ~ Virginia 9E-s'
retail dealers u h city and @9ut ~.
t. seal household qlantle @Nc=@ y Tyre
a then only tho consumer suppl! nan" 40 tons
Ilis will make le l1aIt! 0i iUnG Ions u
Consumers. deliveries not - Ilah
greater han OF Tor G days. AMI
supply hand les tlr
. tie G4irt lels actual
les llr!es c"a ~ ataI y must c4t&!u
special p.rni. from illr Fuel Administered
ehsi.e. rge." Las 1e2e9 q liz
ascertaiIInG IL! 44rn !.aS
il - furnished ~ tee purchasers
one,a aA1ait u made
ii family ag These FERNS making
be
without charge, ct the following
y
i= Clad Esc9L A=a4r2 s&t!o4"l A2g! building
Cent; Gcurti.nd
ao street: 1901 King street. Dnt4d!e ci
j. J. First National
{. Moss, Alexandria
By order u
ALBERT BRYAN, D. - RUST, j.. GEO. t. WAuFlELD
Fuel Commission. Alexandria city and County
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-26
CAPTURE OF JERUSALEM

Packed By Que of the most dlstlh-
o,;shed audiences IL its history, the
Eo1asco Thcater in Washington, yes
4ord,v was the scene u the ccleora-
ton OF the capture Of the tlolS Lana
by British forces.
Members of the legations, d1plo-
,..atic parties and officials o: the gov,
ernment we're among those in the
boxes and orchestra seats. The pro
cram published in Mondays Gazette
was carried out.
Rabbi Simon, VINO often visits Alex
andria. was enc Of the speakers. lie
declared: "The better Christians you
arc. the more love you. You must
ne Christians and not nake-bellcve'
he said. "You can't be better Christ
;ans because you continually recall
hat the Jews crucificd Jesus: what
ever happened 1000 years ago 1t
was a Christian nation that crucifled
Belgium and sank the Lusitaaia. The
man behind this horrible murder Is
not son CT Israel. I hope Tor a
Jerusalem which viii reflect West
ward progress, but preserve the
sHylincs Of the Orient"
Catholic, Protestant and Jew joined
hands in the celebration. Some Alex
aai.;ans were N the audience. and all
felt That It waS good for them TO
have seen incrc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-26

The ehared bodies Of Mrs. j. i.
Whitman and her six little children,
ranging II age from 3 to lS years,
r::efe found beside the ruins Of 6 bed,
following the destruction By fire OF
the whitman home near Greenwood
5. c.. carly yesterday. The cause
OF the fire is not known. =
cirhbor discovered the fire short
l.. after midnight and went TO the
assistance of the mother and her chill
drcn. whose cries he could hear above
tie roar Of the flames, but his Ell
gsl-ts were IN vain. The fire ha':
Gained such iieadwa: that it was I'M
possible for him 10 enter The burning
residence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-26
MEMS OF THE DAY

lntc.s. aerial activity is reported
,w the French, .mar office. IL the
cor.sc g? 100 combats in tic air dur
ing the last few Gays the French
brought Gov. Eighteen German ma
chimes.
:. fcud, breaking oat Monday il
Byccdcn. W. Va. between the Mar
cum and Dielgcs families, resulted III
the death Of four men and the serI-
ous injury Of one woman. Charles
Dinges is said to have entered the
Made u Iarcum home and killed
.JuYrum and his two sons. Mrs.
aiareum then opened 2irc on D'ngcs
;,a1 killed MIN after she had been
wounded.
Fifteen hundred killed. 400 seri-
ously injured, 10000 homeless, and
total property loss amounting to $780,
100000. is the estimate OF destruction
ard damage caused By the explosion
Of the munition ship Mont Blanc at
Halifax. y. S., on December 6. which
wrecked and burned an area of two
and half square miles in the north
end of halifax.
The Rev. Dr.. Levi p. Gilbert, edi-
tor and minister. died in Cincinnati
Monday Or. Gilbert, who was Is
years old. was former editor o. the
Western Christian Advocate and occu-
Fled pupits in Cleveland, Ohio. New
Haven. Conn, and Seattle, Wash.
he was one OF the best known Meth
c,l;st ministers in this country.
Senator Francis e.. Newlards. OF
Nevada. died Monday night in Wash
ington. Senator NcW-land Was born
l.ear Natcicz: Miss. August Is,
Isis. He vas elected to the Fifty
third, FFfty-fourtt, Fifty fifth, Fifty
sixth and Fifty-severth Congresses
and served OH the Committees OH r.
Foreign Affairs, Banking
and Currency and Ways and Means.
He was elected TO the Senate to sue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-26
FOR
ALEXANDRIA EVIDENCE Fol
ALEXANDRIA PEOPLE.

The Statements Of Alexandria Resi-
dents Are Surely More Reliable
Than Those OF Utter Strangers.
Home testimony is real PROOF.
Public statements of Alexandria
people carry real weight.
What friend or neighbour says
compels respect.
The word of one whose nome Is lar
away invites your doubts.
Here's an Alexandria statement.
And it's for Alexandria peoples
benefit.
Such evidence is convincing.
That's the kind OF proof tnat backs
Doan's Kidney Pills
J. B. Mills. marine engineer, 2lz ;.
Lee St.. says: Il have bought Doan's
Kidney Pills at Warfield's DRUG
Store off and on Tor good many
years and have used them for back
ache and other Kidney disorders,
nave always received most satlstac'
sorr results. 4 few doses of poan
always regulate my kidneys and hell
nv back, when it is weak and Ia'nc'
Price GOc, at all dealers DON'T
simply ask fora kidney remedy----ge'
Doan's Kidney Pills-tne same sEa'
sIr. Mills used, FosteI-Hi'ourn -
Props., Buffalo, Y. y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-26

Those economically inclined viii
have an unusual opportunity TO save
money at this store beginning today.
Special attention is called 10 III" sales
H. Dresses, Hats and Shoes. Lace
{ uriains. Sheets and Cases and other
.eao@s, which will be offered at rs
.>oish:n~ly low prices.
l..@it< are particularly invited to
,yj. and in>pcc, the splendid bargains
-
(which abdvnd ii: ev"'y department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-26
$500 .7si-.-1E-J-

~ tf~sIis@
done Nth 4 diamond ring and the Per
jTriestrator .as va! careful IN perform.
i ing the deed ;rih faholic care and md
t,recissan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-26

for Virginia, where ne will enjoy at
least a fortnight's holiday. He was
accompanied by Lady Borden
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-26
COMING TO VIRGINIA.

Canadian Premier With Lady Border
Plans Fortnight's Holiday.
Ottawa. Dec. PC. Prime Minis.c"
Sir Robert Bordea after several
months Of strenuous labor, has left
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-26
Buy Alexandria
Real EstQte--N NOW
Prices Are Surely to AdOance before
the Spring
Here's Few Investment Bargains at the
Old Prices

Desirable frame dwelling at 80 North Patrle'
S,r.et containing six rooms ad all modern improve
mcn,s Always rehted at $1,000 per month. Price
$4,000.
WeIbut two story frame Dwelling l2S NORTH
Henry Street containing six rooms SeWel o a
Well rented at S1l75 per month. Price SluooGo.
Cosy tvo-story Frame Dwelling at 5l@ NllAe:
Street Containing five rooms all newly papere3
Rents for $3.50 per month. Price SSoouo'
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24
CASE HERE
UNDER NEW WEBB-KENYoN L.
oUoR TRANSPORTATION LAW.

John Owens and Charles Sander
who were caught transporting liquors
through Oskaloosa to Des Moines,
paid fine of fifty dollars and costs
cash, each, Friday afternoon and
were released from Jail where they
had been placed following a plea OF
guilty to the charge preferred by
Sheriff ID. e. Henley.
This is the first case in this county
under the new Webb-Kenyon act and
one of the first of the kind in the
state.
Condemnation proceedings against
the contraband goods have been OPP
ened in the court of Squire o. G.. G.
Phillips. Under the law the goods
must be kept for certain length of
time until notice can be served and
action taken by defendants.