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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
.'For Issuance Of Bonda-

Issuance OF 9lAA+
And those opposed 10 the Issuance o.
said bonds shall have printed uDon their
"LDon proposition 60 issue B0SDs Lor
the purpose o. paving for The b1l-1inG CT
Public Schoo g N FL Pas. Texas
against Issuance OF Bonds
Each voter striking out from SAID oal-
..For issuance OF Bonds. .-or--AEainse
Issuance OF Bonds. according Ga ne Ue-
sires 20 vote Tor or AGAINST said uroposi-
All voters desiring 20 sustain the oroDo-
with this ORDINANCE shan have printed
UPON their ballots substantially the toi'H@-
Upon proposition 20 issue BONDS for
lruoze OF making perulanent lI1lnroEe-
uents Tor the supply OF water for the city
OF 81 Pasc- Texas
"E'or Issuance Of Bonds"
and those opposed 20 the issuance OF
said Bonds shall have printed uoon their
ballots SUBSTANTIALLY the following words:
Upon proposition 20 issue bONDS Tor
the purpose Of uakins permanent irnr2 5,l E.
.-AEainst Issuance o. Bonds"
Zach voter striking cut from said nallot
the words;
'For Issuance OF Bonds. ----or---AiEslns
70 vote for or aEainst said proposition
PROVIDED. each and All the oroposl-
IAN Sc printed unon the same ballot in
he order above set tort4 .. -.
said election. the action Of the City Ccun-
Gil IN ordering fhe Issuance Of sad BONDS
shall BE- declared 70 b ratified Or not
ratified as . either. Or any. Or AZ OF
said PROPOSITIONS 70 issue n5ats aee9rdinls
20 the result OF said election ana tle
.0nds shall IS issued OF not issued as may
De determined bV said election
1 hereby name and appoint the pre-
siding officers severaiv spectfied above
10 conduct the election IN their respective
precincts and theT are authorised snd en-
powered 70 select an associate i1dEe ana
TWO clerks in each precinct each ore1cinE
Judge selecting his oWn associate and
clerks
u IS HEREBY directed that this notice
% election shall be published for thirty
t58i DAYS exclusive Of the day Of oublica-
ton and OF the daV on 81 1lch said cleo
lion Is 20 BE- held. IN the Official news
naner OF the CITY Of - PlEo. and a true
COPY OF this notice o. election shall be
posted % fo~ az least thirty tA0l DAYS
urLor 20 said election. exclusive or ire Cav
Of posting and OF the day on watch said
election is held. AZ the several places 1es-
iEnattd Tor holding the said election In
each % the Aforesaid election Drecinefa
GIVEN UNDER nv hald and cries
seal IN the CITY OF = taso. Texas q
this tho 27th dav Of Sent 4 D. 1912
Mayor OF the city OF 81 Paso- Texas
ATTEST
j. j. DAWSON.
CITY CLERK Of the City o. e Pzso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
To Have Complexion
That Men Admire

"a man may admit with great soph-s-
ricl-ion. that powder and rouge are ueces-
sa-y aids 10 beauty" says a well known
writer yet deep in his heart he drea us
OF the woman whose loveliness needs ln
artificial touching up Women who APP
preclate this. who give consideration 90
the masculine viewpoint. avoid using any
thing that might indicate their beauty IS
not all their own
such women in increasing number eye
acquiring the mercolized wax habit Ply
ap -yinG the wax at night as they would
cod cream, washing 10 off in thc moruins,
they secure. and maintain. entirely natural
co nplexicus- Their faces exhibit no evil
deuce OF having been 'bcautifled-' Nothins
is add d 20 tho old compleNion-the latter,
instead. IS discarded. Mercollzed wax.
prOcurable az any drug store Gan ounce
is sufficiently. atsorhs the devltallzsd outer
skin gradually. almost imperceptibly. The
fresh. clear. So tiny undersiSin which APP
PENS. Lears q healthy. youthful bloom uo-
comfortable with the fixed artificial color.
ADV,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
wIGwAlr-COHAN IN PICTUREs.

That dynamic young American who
has qualified for a leading place as
a song writer, a playwright. a dancer.
an actor. both straight and in comedy,
George n Conan. recently entered
pictures and made a tremendous hit
with his first production, Broadway
Jones" He has just completed Seven
Keys to Baldpate." another Of his
biggest stage hits and he himself
plays the leading role in &c at the
WigHam today.
Seven Keys to Baldpate" IS q mys-
terry play. The things unusual come
so rapidly and In such q beWilderinE
manner that the spectator is unable
TO anticipate or solve them until al
most the last moment. The famous
Conan dash and humor run d all
through the picture and there IS not
q duh moment in IT. The fact Conan
wrote it is sufficient guarantee for
its worth even If he himself did not
appear I'm It,
Come 10 the matinee.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
EFFICIENCY EDGARs COURTsHIP'

The Unique presents today, tomor-
row and Wednesday. the most enjoy
able comedy drama ever shown in El
Paso entitled Efficiency Edgars
Courtship," an adoption from the
story by Clarence Buddington KEEL
land, as published in the Saturday
Evening Post. This picture was made
by the same producer OF "Skinner's
Dress Suit and is heralded by them
and every one who has seen it when
shown at the Rialto theater New
York, as being a better and more
laughable pict6re than ~Skinuer's
Dress suit" Any person who says this
picture does not afford the best of en-
tartainment, viii be a Crouch Of the
worst sort. The Pathe Weekly with
all the latest news will also be shown
with this picture today.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
BILL At THE BIJOU TO-DAY.

One Of George AIDES fables in slang
and the "Selig Weekly will be the
program At the Bijou today. Owing TO
the prominence Of the author and his
works, George Ade without doubt is
the foremost living American humor-
list, and his fables" are more widely
read and talked about than any other
fiction Of that type now published.
See the above show today. You VIII
be pIeased.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22

Boston, Mass. oct. 12-Within q
few days concerted steps viii be
taken under direction Of James Stor-
row. New England fuel administrator,
to save coal by drastic curtailmeut
Of electrical lighting in this city.
Night advertising signs will be elm
mated and the city officials viii cut
off the current from many street
lamps. Theater display lights VIII be
dark from Q %. ~.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22

san Francisco. Calf. Oct 22.-AIrs-
Kate I. de Young, wife OF N. II de
Young. publisher of the san Fran
cisco Chronicle, died at the family
residence here late tonight after
long illness. The death four years
ago Of her only son, Charles, was a
shock that contributed 10 the break
down in the mothers health.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22

Washington. ID. c., Oct. .2-Plans
for government control OF meatbones
and fats now generally sold by butch
ers. hotels. restaurants and clubs 10
packers for use in making soups
oIeouarRarine and creases. probably
VIII be presented 20 food administrator
Hoover today Nby Louis Steinfeld 10
New York. who is here voluntarily 70
assist the administration in the 1000
conservation movement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22

Slashed across the left arm while
v-arding off an attack Sunday night
near his home at Broadway and Third
street. Antonio Vareles was taken 10
the emergency hospital at police
headquarters. where his wound was
dressed. He said he could not iden-
tffv his assailants.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22

New York, Oct. President Memo
cal Of Cuba viii take drastic steps TO
relieve the sugar shortage in the
United States If q IS discovered that
raw sugar supplies are being boarded
in Cuba. according to a cable mes
sage received by the Republic OF
Cuba News bureau. and made public
here last night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
L. $. Steamship Wrecked.

Toxic. Japan. Oct 22.-The former
German steamer DarveL which Tor
some time has been IN control Of the
United States navy. is total wreck
on Stresi island. The crew Of the yes
sci was saved The Darvel, 1905 tons
gross. formerly belonged 70 the North
German Lloyd Steamship company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
Red Cross WORKERS Return.

An Atlantic Port. Oct. 22.-Lieut-
Red Cross comm issi0u 10 italy. MAJ
Thomas W HuuEingtcn. a member Of
the mission. and DR.. l. 3. Wilson. Of
the American Young Mems Christian
association mission TO Italy. returned
here today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22

Chicago, H., oct. 2e.-Disclosures
Of alleged cabaret evils as revealed in
stories told the police by young girls
led to the appearance today In court
of 200 men and women arrested by de-
tectives who visited cafes, saloons
and dance halls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22

A strictly pure. Linseed OI-White
Lead and Zine Paint The paint with
a reputation. Try 10 on your next job
for satisfactory results. Ask for our
paint man. Sold and guaranteed by
Lander Lumber Company.
Paint Dept. Phone 2Se.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
Legal Notices
NOTI6E q ELECTiON.

Notice Of Election To Be Held on the 3Ist
Day Of October A. .. 1917. to Determine
Whether Or Not the CITY OF Il rasn
shall Issue Certain Bonds for the Paving
Tor Pavement ut street Intersections the
Improvement Of school Property. and
Making Permanent lmurOF erne nts for the
supply of Water for the CITY Of Fl Pnso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
Eat At Plekwlea. lo5 y. oregon.
senrchInr for Morgan Feathers.

Search for Morgan Feathers, 4l2l
Hueco street. described as 81 years
old. smooth shaver and about i've
feet six inches tall and with dark
brown hair. has been instituted by the
CITY detective department. ~ the re-
quest of relatives. who reported that
he has been missing from home since
I~r-7Tnr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
NEWS BREvITIEs


Southern Pacific train No .. from
the west. due at 4-30 p M. is reported
TO arrive at > D. M All other aileI-
noon and night trains for today are
rcnOrted on time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22

Lee Newman handles more tene-
ments than any three firms in town
Why-let him handle yours and you
have the answer.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
Try Mrs. Clnrl's Cafeteria. EOS Mesa
Attention, DauEhters Of Erin.

There viii be a call meeting at 1880
Monday evening at Marquette hall
Business Of importance
III g. HempeI. Sec.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22

vessel brought a cargo Of wool 10 this
port yesterday from South Africa,
valued at more than 100000. The
vessel was nearly a week overdue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22

Take n Ride through the south part
OF town. Count Lee NemWan's signs.
Then let him handle your tenement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22

d.. Leave Your Baggage
baggage Checks at LongweITs.
Make no mistake Telephone No. I
BUY A LIBERTY BOND.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
To CurtaiI BOSTON LIrhtinr.

DR.. Nettie SatterIee. OsteopatE. 20.
SIS Mills Bldg. 256f Phone.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22

" oOI Larso Heaches Z =
An Atlantic Port, Oct. GA sailing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22

Mems Black More Silk Cigarette
Cases. New Creations for Gifts.
Frees -.-.-.----...--. -9I-VO Up
Cleopatra Ostrich Fans in Colors,
White and Black. The Seasons New
est Novelty at ..-........S $3.50 Up
Knitting Bags Made Of CEetonne Six
Tapestry and Novelty Materials. New
Shapes at ............S1.95 Up
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-22
EXTRA

Aluminium Hair Barrettes Set With
White Stones. The Very Newest
Ideas for the Couture at . soc Up
COlored Leather Hand Purses in the
Latest Styles and Shapes. IDEAL for
Gifts. Prices .S2.95 Up
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PUBLIC SALE

State of GeOrgia. Giynn County.
Under the power coai2''"l II that
certain deed TO secure debt cE2cuteu
between Mary L. Polite sri Robert
NJ. Polite 10 Larncd t.;cL1:, and
which security deed is ne '.!ad in
Volume II Folio 277 o. 10 .. irtagc
records of said County; sii which
said deed to secure GChj w. iSn2d
by said Earned Pitcher ~ Within
Williams and William Me- r:ic, ana
which said assignment T. i.'e'.Icd III
said Volume II Folio g. "a said re
cords; and the note mcni. 3" III SAID
security deed having L-r'vin', Dy It's
face on October 3rd, 49, a. ahdcr-
signed, being said assiSnc WI sell
before the Court House do; u SAID
County on the first Tue Ia in Au-
gust 1917, between the lC3a. nourS oil
sale to the highest and bc5; tij!c foI
! cash, tho southwest Cnp.5Cur.h OF
| that certain lot OF land s,i"tci i'll the
! Old Town OF the City O. ..unsWicb
| in said County, and bciIg ,iJWn ano
designated according to Tie m3p ano
plan of said city purportInG 20 havC
been made by George K. BjldWln Il
1897 and generally knOTn in sait
| City as "Daldwin's Map" thereof, az
Old Town lot Five Ii2-tr2d ant
Twelve (512), said southwest one
| fourth being i'll area icrtjtlYe b!
ninety feet and bounded o. the Yves
forty-hve feet by Amhcrs, &Geot; OF
the East forty-iiye feet b. Sac eastern
part of said lot 512; o. The soutl
ninety feet by the OLD ICW2 lot 513
| and on the North ninety i22t by -
northwest oncfourth Of GLiI lot 5l2
| with all appurtenancc5 tIu,t0 belong
ing or in any way appcItl|--n&. Term
rash. Purchaser pays for titles.
This 18th day of July, 1877.
WILLIAM WILL \&S.
| WILLIAM M'kENTlE.
f. NJ. Scarlet, Jr., Attorney.
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TAX ACT FOES
GAIN 4 POINT
BY PARLIAMENTARY MANEuvz r
TAX EQUALIZATION ACT
SCORES POINT.

Atlanta, July 2o.-An unexpected
parliamentary mAneuver Thursday
won decided advantage for MEM
bcrs OF the legislature VINO advocated
ne repeal OF the state tax equaliza-
ion act. and made it possible to
bring the issue upon the floor of
The housewithin a few days
One of the several bills designed
10 repeal the act was introduced by
Mr.. Irammell, OF Harris, and refer
red to the ways and means commit
Tee, those members are understood
to be generally opposed TO the re-
neal in the midst OF routine bus
mess Thursday, mir. TrammeN asked
unanimous consent that House Bill
No. 34-the measure i'll question-be
Withdrawn from the ways and means
committee and referred to the con-
mitjee on general agriculture No. /.
According to custom, the speaker
asked if there were objections to the
request. Several members were Oh
the floor, endeavoring 10 OBTAIN the
Speakers eye ut the time, but no OBJ
Jections We're voiced The speaker
announced that the change in assign
lnent of the bill would be ordered.
AfterWard, Nh Swift. of Nuscogee,
protested He declared that he was
puGpa Np,,ipe- =, .,l,tst, ,..,..,.,-.,.-...-, %
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nin9, RoDert Graz, lsam Gay, John
4ii'ers, Henry t1Uyu, Louis Mcneil,
JIM Carnegie, Emo McLIOuu, NC
4Ninloy James, Albert hampton, H. g.
.Jrtaaci, Samuel IltLiIau, 4Alleu
chouto, jake GrOvenur, JUnn u.
wright. iICn4y Mllnaua, WuI 5uA-
uers, George Dauel, " Iliiam Nyuna,
JOnn sutton, Samuel Drown. DAVID
Hicks, -Auu1I ,idInc5, Lester NIX, zoe
lii, Charles Dams, -laIsudH heUuu,
}llle FRAZIER, Edward sparks, Jos.
DaWiey, ally MuNdy; Moses Ryan,
William Carroll, Elliott Tyson, Id
CLANCY, lev RlcnurdsOn, Waiter
HUTCHINSON, Gilbert Johnson Henry
Williams, rgou MASSEY, Ernest LOUIS,
arthur ityan, DaNIU Green, 4lenry
I'lerce, ia Daley, Clinton tane,
l.cInl0ua CiinCn, ernest y. Dent, " IL
lie HoDlHsOn, Ia DClesaI, Frank ro5-
lcr, Lee MuGiuN, sounon 1aTls
4icnry Grant, Isaac Thorpe, CIeve-
i-tlu shelton, Allnd ltoumey, David
Iiau, MAJ shall Mays, Nelson RUSSELL
i ON Maxwell, Henry stevens, wan
nan, Johnnie Roberts, Cnas. NJ. Ste
.eHs, Joe NeWsrie, Geo. IlarrIs, Gus
ray IOr, Henry Johnson, Wm. Will
hams, JOS. Malcott, EanneIl turmau,
illlotI tIoyu, Henry Williams, Davis
Nodborn, ltODt. Murray, Geo Smith,
ike trimming, a. y. stevens, Thomas
Clark, Oscar COBB, Enoch Proctor,
Herman kutledSe, John Fully, julius
lianIs, VIM. Ellis, W. L. Fleming,
rom Thomas, Jas. f. burberry,
Abram Way, Merchant Hampton,
Peter solomon, Alex Maxwell, robert
Sweat, JaS1i MalcOtr, Griffin Mitchell,
I,uIus Trimming, Willie e. Fennell, ia
son Drake, VIM. Yattnall, o. Il. Car
ter, herman Hall, Jas. Walker, Kobt.
Peacock, John Campbell, Walter
Iresyant, Isaac Cummings, Riley
Williams, JAS. c. Hunter, Joe Mills.
Dove Kemp, Fred Wilson, Tom Haz-
zard, j. A. Fennell, Sam Footman,
Gibson Holmes, Colon Dixon, Dave
5. King, Luther Hines, Ernest Ford,
Shepard Union, Joe Handil, Ben Mil
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iu.tu, 4AIIIuu IutC4.ll, LUuIa Noupci,
.llIIInstun 14ul ply, w 1Ilc I. 4'Gup-
Ics, Ilcniy l,trIdn4, Joe AM, 4AoIAao
y, il.letn4a, rIouIiiou l1UIHUa, II. u. II,t-
s,au, ltail,tdI4 AyoIcot, frcu u. ainln,
LnarIeo Sutton, -NOruIau Va. 110II,
IlJWaIu JoAMson, 44I1red CrucAer,
ClIrdncu DAVIS, ItdIpn "A. dLaOn,
JunA ur4Cu, DdnlUI c,4Iue " mite, JOSH
IL. .oa4ncs, JESSE E.o44a, tIoyu Al
tAdI, MOTIFS stewart, Alex IlUIlla,
Nil liaeru, Ilen4y Williams, james
,,osels, 1enry Delega4, OIlver Nau-
sim, Jesse IIguUu, Charlie Collins,
=. I. Clncn, Aeyou Blake, Wine Dut-
Ter, William WnJo, Christopher POW
eli, Anderson Copeland, Wills H..
Williams, MIiiie IIartsey, Louis Hall,
ltouDen MorrelI, RoberC Green, III,
Iom Miller, joan Alexander, Craw-
ford Perry, Samuel smith, George
Miner, Ernest Davis, Eugene SIM
mons, Willie Stewart, James L. Man
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GLYNN's SONS DRAWN
(Conlinued from page onel)


Bling, Robert Roach, James Lawson,
Robert r. Hopkins, Jr., William H.
Bunkiey. James Il. Osborne. Herbert
ii. Brocaington. Eugene S. Smith.
CANINE Harrison. H. G ROushton,
Fred johnson, Lonny Crosby, james
Jackson, William Liphthrott, Paul
Rumph. Ed Bailey, Sam T. Kicks,
Green b. Bennett. James Beard. Rob
ert S. Browne. David Maxwell, Jas
r. Stevens. Isaac Davis. James y.
Reins. Lucius Little. Alex Lorentzen.
Folzendorif Reginald, 7. l.. StanHeld,
Shield Brown. Nathan Howard, Bobt.
Wenz. Peter T. papayonopoulis, L.
Bridges. Robt. d. Moody, john b.
Bradham Frank Lewis. John A. Lyle,
Henry c. LipthrotJ, clyde Lee Huff.
Marshall Johnson, Lloyd W. Richard
son, S H. Nathan, Ernest w. Robin
son. Wallace W. Plumber, Edward
j. StringfelIow, w. b. Bryan, Cam
pus &. Wheeler. Howard Gale, Julian
l. Scarlet, W. Ii. Ivey, john s. Walk
ing, Samuel Martin, Fred A. Brown.
John w. Wood, Leonard jenkins,
VIM. A. Keen, y. d. McGinnis. James
King, Saul Blue, G. NJ Rentz, John
Baskin Geo N. Howard James l..
Dunn, Edward b. Joyner. c. M
Whitehead, f. A Mcdonald, Z. G..
Watkins, d. c. Moody, Livingston ".
Everett. Geo. w. Brown, Walter &.
Kendrick, Rich Jenkins, John &.
Steele, Villarr II. Royal. James II.
Mnehan, Arthur 3. Strickland, Win
Johnson, J. H. Segue, Geo \. krauss,
Coleman 7. Holody, Joe Lemon, JAS.
E. Royal Jr, Jas. n. Taylor. Willie
James Adde's Ii. INNS, Edwin j. Ru-
bin, Hugh Z. Flanders, Caleb Cow
art, Alex Lawson, j. e., Slaughter,
Palmer G. Stacy, Ernest p Courier,
George Murray. Clifford Jackson, Jas.
| W. Taylor, Jas. w. Brock, Glover p.
Manning. Frank Jackson, Napier
jackson, Milton Leyodis, James II.
Brown Nelson Russell, Michall Brown
| Allen NJ Powell, Grady White, Iab-
ersham Ralston, Nathan Johnson,
! William T. McKinnon. Claude Tank
orsley,G s. Mdmlord Tison, Ira Pitt-
man, Rudolph Baumgartner: Mike
WideniCamp Robt.s a. Nanpball, Geo
James, Geo X, Pl5Re1l, i: Arthai';; j. Nc,
tflil1'ay, Julian ". -r<ihg: u. Cross.
Sam &. Ero>il,, T, y. 1t&Qp.t, Andrew
I'aulson Isaldic S. .Gl'95'er;; il: li3
| strickland, Charlie skipper, J. +. lie.
! Combe, Henry Jones, A. w. Varde-
doe, Albert Jackson, Toney Lewis,
! Coke Jones, w. II. Strickland, Ever
EFT Green, Fred Bell, Jas. u. OCon-
nor, CORTLAND p Akin. Mike Couve-
lar. \. S. Glover, Charlie McCosker,
Calvin Brothern, VIII jefferson, p,
Ii. Kelly. Geo. l.. Rose, Chas. f.
Moody, Norman Joiner, sam j. Fra
scr, \. G. Carter, w. ID, Thompson,
Philip kulman, j. NJ. Rogers, K. j.
Reddick, A. c. TCmblGv, A. Rutled8e,
Il. L. MOegiing, NJ. f. Tillman, Orie
Jones, VIM. g. Amos, Alex A. Dick
son, W W. PopWell, 5. j. Bernhardt.
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Ter Arthur Ford, A. Copeland. Henry
Gardner, Henry Howard, Oscar How
ard, Oscar Gadsen, Raymond Wig
gins, Elmer Flicker, Leroy Saunders,
Tom Manning, Jack Williams, Henry
Newman, Arthur Ryan, Levi Hooper,
l.. Clinch, Jas. Simons, George Life,
Chas. Stevens, Pennie Benton, Jas.
Elliot, II. Warner, Lewis Whitfield,
Boyand Moore, II. l.. Andrews, Will
Williams, John King, Lee Edwards,
David Maxwell, Richard Harley, Jr.,
Harry Ripley, +. Petts, Jas Robin
son, Eugene Tyson, Robt. Gaines, Eu-
gene George, Ben Sullivan, Willie
Hail, Chas. Davis, Herbert Cannon,
Willie Rhodes, Lesser Wesley, Isham
Ables, Jno. Afford, Tom Robinson.
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Lt0i4T-HEARTED WOMEN

A cheerful light-hoarted woman is
the Joy of mans life. Beauty will
fade godd figue will change, but the
charm of health and cheerfulness
will endure to the end. But how can
a woman be cheerful and happy when
dragged down by some female de-
rangemcnt, with a backache, head
ache, and often on the verge of a
nervous breakdown.
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.rOR BANK PROTEC-
TON. U. S. engineer Office, Savau-
nah, Ga. Sealed proposals will be
received here until II O'Clock noon
eastern Standard time) July 20,
lection work, Savannah River at
Augusta, Ga. Further information
on application.
1917, and then opened, for bank pro
-6-22 3! rs 2e-7-1S 10.
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CITATION.

Georgia, Glynn County.
TO Whom it May Concerns: S. y.
Brockington having made application
to me i'll due fern to y" appointed
permanent administrator UNa:2 The es-
tate of j. E. Brockiugto'SS llc Of said
county, deceased, notice j. hereby
given that said application viii be
heard at the regular terra 4 thc court
of ordinary for said count" TO BE held
ON the first Monday in aJ.ust next.
This July IS, 1917.
EDWIN r. DART, Ordinary.
IA II 2S S-14.
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APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.
District Court of the United States,
Eastern Division, Southern District
of Georgia. In Bankruptcy.
Notice OF application for discharge
i'll bankruptcy. In the matter Of j.
S. Smith, bankrupt, county of Lib
erty, Georgia.
To the creditors of the above
named bankrupt: You are hereby
notified that the above mentioned
bankrupt has fled his application for
q discharge from all the debts prov
able in bankruptcy against the said
j. S. Smith.
The said application will be heard
by the Hon. Emory Speer, judge of
the United States District Court for
said division and district, at the
United States court house, at Savan-
nah, Ga, on the 18th day of August,
1917.
All creditors Of said bankrupt are
notified to appear at the time and
place stated, and show cause, if any
they can, why the prayer contained
i'll said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Savannah, Ca, this 18th
day of July, 1917.
COOK CLAYTON, Clerk.