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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
ARKANSAS PLEDGED
TO USE CORNMEAL
Delaware Citizens to be Given
Opportunity to Join in Ma
tional Wheat Saving.

The people of the United States are
being given the opportunity TO save
wheat and not only help feed I. :. sol
diers but the allied nations fighting with
this country abroad, to preserve liberty
and democracy. II the response tn this
appttsl uf the food administration is not
general and sufficient, then more drastic
measures. may follow.
In some States total abstinence
pledges are being circulated and are being
signed up by thousands of patriotic
citizens. Delaware is to have Liberty
wheat pledge presented to II by the food
administrator. and il will tten be up Ia
the citizens of this community to come
forward and do their utmost to prevent
such drastic action rs rationing cards.
The Delaware food administrator today
received the following information from
Washington, ID. {.
Reports from Arkansas. which yes
terdav showed that more than 2,oooOoo
pounds of boarded flour had been returned
10 the channels at trade, now indicate
that this amount will bc greatly increased.
Il telegram received today says that
the amount returned by patriotic citizens
of Arkansas will far exceed two and a
half million pounds.
Il ne fooU ADMINISTRATOR II diahSl.R
with the Wheat Export Company, the
purchasers for the allies. to take over the
entire results OF this Arkansas drive,
for immediate shipment TO Europe
The telegram follows
jefferson county today turned over
thirty cars of flour Fort Smith reports
-four to fill fifteen cars with more bcing
assured. Other cities to Toe heard from
will give flour sufficient to total sixty cars:
Counties throughout the State are agreed
to use cornmcal until next harvest. Peo-
pie all over the State are positively re-
joicing at this opportunity 70 render
service This -four represents the unani-
nous cooperation OF lobbcrs. retailers
and consumers in Arkasnas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
UkRAINIANs SEEK PEACE,
Propose TO Negotiate With Former
Enemy, Bolshevik. is Report.

By Associated Press % tVerE tFtnIhs
Moscow. Russia. Tuesday April B
Peace has been proposed to the Bolshe-
WIKI by the Ukrainian Rada OF kiev, the
non-BoIshevik organization, according
to reports current here.
Although not confirming the report,
a member Of the Russian government
points out that the chances for peace are
greater since Germanys 5 reply regarding
territory in the Ukraine offers ground for
negotiations and an understanding on
the territorial question.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04

london. NpriT ;. here Nas sudden
and marked decrease in the losses 10
British shipping through mine or sub
marine during the week ended last
SUNDAY The Admiralty reports that
only slx British merchantmen Of 1000
tons or more and seven under that tonnage
were SINK in the week ended March 30
This Is the smallest weekly total IN
more than two months and a decline of
more than hall from the report for the
last previous week. when sixteen shps
of more than 1000 tons AMI twelve
smaller vessels were >unk-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
ROMANOFFS ILL, HUNGERING.
Ex-Czar and Fam lily Allowed Only Scant
Rations Of Russian Soldier.
Press TO Every Evening

nv Associated Press TO Every Evening
Petrograd, Tuesday. April Sew
eral members of the former Russian
imperial family at Tobolsk are i'll. and
the Red Cross has petitioned the Bolshe-
vik government to allow the family OF
Nicholas Romanoff the ordinary rations
instead OF that allotted TO soldiers.
Ii has been decided TO give the Roman
off family an allowance OF 800 rubles
a month.
The Novaia Zhzhm reports the dis
covery in Moscow Of an organization 10
enforce the calling OF a constituent as
senblv. They call themselves Blue Guards
and arc said 10 number - 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
Missionary Meeting

'Inc jonl meeting of the W ! VI >.
and the " II VI ; Will be held IN Grace
Churrh tomorrow beginning At o clock.
with box luncheon At noon The alter
noon session viii be held ln the church
house The foreign prograI6, 10 charge OF
Mis-, Mary J Wheeler, with devotlons BY
Mrs G ". Weldin, viii be arranged under
the topic Medical Work Progress Mrs.
\. NJ. Wilson Viii hay,. charge Of the home
program ioplc. N''',s and scenes : rom
our flcld ~ Labor peglnnlng "itn &C
Not ions hy Mi. ~r-h Hoffcckcr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Officers Reelected at the Annual
Meeting Held in the Hotel
du Pont Today.

The State Board ol Health held a.
annual meeting today in the Hotel du
Pont. The officers were reelected Gem
ersl health conditions in the State We're
reported up a. The average
Strict Observance of the quarantine ~
Baltimore and uagSboro hundreds, where
there arc several cases Of rabies, was re-
ported. There have hccn no new eases
in the the hast two weeks
The bacteriologist reported he had
moved into the boards new laboratory
in Delaware College and his work i IN
crcasing
The meeting was followed by 4 lunch
thQn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
philadelphia Produce Market.
o..fa,ed press 10 Every Evening

By Associated Press % EverY ErFnlnH
Philadelphia, April a. Butter dull
lower: western creamery extra ~ nearby
prints fancy -
Fpgs lower. nearby hrsts 10 50 per
case nearby current receipts 1850.
western extra frsts 1880. western hrsfS
1880; fancy selected packed 4Os42 per
dozen
pofstoea Oujef easier, New jcrse-
40 per basket 40a6O. ditto No 20a
81: Pennsylvania per 100 pounds 10al -
Name ditto S0a2 90; New York and
western 70aI IS: florida per bushci
box 26j
other articles UNCHANGED
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
SAILS FOR FRANCE.
Mrs. r. Coleman du Pont TO Devote Time
TO Red Cross Work.

Mrs. 7. Coleman du Pont sailed for
France al 8 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon
No announcement i, made concerning
the trip, other than that she viii devote
her attention to Red Cross work
Mrs du Pont has been ono ~ thc most
ambitious workers IN Rcd Cross circles
and during her absence this winter gave
the use ot her handsome ballroom aS
3 headquarters ior workers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
MERCHANTS LUNCHEON
Paul {. Hessler 10 Address Mercantile
Section Chamber Of Commerce.

Paul {. Hcssltr viii address the MEM
hers az the Nrrcantile section OF thp
Chamber of Commerce. a their regular
luncheon meeting III the Hotel du Punt
At -. 30 o'clock tomorrow Mr. Hcssler
who i a well-knoWn advertising expert
will discuss Cooperative Advertising
a subject IN which eycr> merchant IN
Wilmington l. Interested
This meeting viii not be rOnEncd q
members Of the retail me rchants section
blt every merchant iii the city viii bt
welcomed on this occasion Ellwood 4
Davis. chairman OF the section. wli
preside
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
STEAMBOAT Lines.
Wilson Line

PASSENGERS AND FRELGHT
WILMINGTON N-PHILApELfH HIA hoO l Z
Dailv Exccpt Saturdays ana Sun1a3S.
Leave Wilmington. Fourth street 1aF'
and philadelphia ChesLnug street wharf. a.
a. m. ~ noon and $40 p. ~.
SATURDAYS and sundays cnly
Leave Wilmington. Fourtn street "1AI /.
and Phi,adelphis. Chestnut street wharf at
An boats stop az Penn Grove aud
Chester .-..., -....,-,. ....-.r...
WIINIIN GTO%- -PENN'S GROW hOl ! +.
leave Wilmington al 63O, :, :, g. 70. :
l3 o'rloca noon. T. =. 3. 4, D, .. :. iu ara
- D. -
- n, ~ O'Clock noon, =. 2lF. h.
: q. :. .. II p. N. l2.45 Q. n.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
Recital at New Century Club.

IN Monday evcninr ApriI u a lne,
propra,n oi piano music j. offered by a
celebrated philadelphia pianist, d. lien
dirk F.zcrman He will play couple OF
compositions BY the great French com
poser. Dcbussy. who recently died IN
Pari-. This will be Mr. Ezcrman's hrst
appcarancc in Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
RESORT HOTELS TO CONSERVE.
Atlantic Git, Houses viii Aid Admins.
trafion in Food Saving.

By Associated Press To Every Evening
Washington, April 1 Projectors and
managers Of hotels at Atlantic City have
assured the Food Administration that they
will carry out fully the requests Of the adj
minlstration regarding food conservation
They also have agreed to use ali their
facilities for spreading food conservation
publicity on their menus.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles + lIackett aud
daughter Of HopeweIl, Va, are visiting
Mir Hackett : mother, Mrs II G Hackett,
oi 6O4 North Harrison street
Mrs T. c. Jones, secretary 10 J.. Scott
Townsend, president of Laird a Co, will
finish next Saturday . three-weeks solourn
at Atlantic City, \. j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
GERMAN WEARS U. S. FLAG.
Loyalist Neighbors Also Insist He Lead
Liberty Day Parade.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Athens, Ill, April 4.-John v. Ryn-
ders. grocer, accused OF uttering pro-
German sentiments, today wore about
his neck an American flag tied there
last night by loyaists who forced him
To kiss the emblem aud to swear allegiance
10 the American cause He was told that
10 remove the flag from his neck would
meet with serious consequences Ryn-
ders was informed that he would be ex-
pected 10 lead Liberty Day parade
SATURDAY.. lie promised 10 do 50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
COKE OUTPUT DECLINES.
ConnellsviIle Region Reports Shortage OF
Co., ,744 IONS for First Quarter of Year.

By Associated Press 20 EVfTy ENening
Connellsville, Pa. April Coke pro-
duction in the Connellsville region for the
first quarter of 1918 showed decrease
of co. IA tons. which compared with
production for the same period IN 1917
according TO carefully compiled fig
ures made public here today.
The period covered by the report
covers SIX weeks OF the most severe
weather of last winter There was some
Improvement in the latter part Of Feb
ruary, but March was disappointing
owing to a car shortage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
R.R. Troop Train in Collision

y -Nss't4@tVu 80 = = - "
Pittsburg, April 4-Fivc passengers
we're slightly injured early today when a
troop train ran into the Pittsburg and
New York express on the Pennsylvania
railroad while ii vas taking water near
Conenaugh, Pa The troop train was
loaded with drafted men from Indiana
and was on its way 10 Fort Hamilton,
". None of the soldiers was injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
viii Appraisc German Docks.

b. Associated Fress 20 Every EFenins
Washington. April I Former trov-
ernor james T. Fielder Of NeN Jersey, and
Edmund Wilson, formerly attorney-gen-
cral Of New Jersey we're appointed by
President Wilson today to appraise the
German owned docks at Hoboken, re-
Gently taken over by Alien Property
Clistndlan pAliner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
RURAL REALTY TRANSFERS.

Rural real estate has been transferred
as follows.
Two hundred and ninety-two acres
Of land on the New Castle and French
town turnpike, in New Castle hundred. by
Cornelius Mundy and wife to Edward
krause for $4,000
Land in Hamilton Park. by the Eden
Realty Go to Maud T. Golden for $3.50
Land in Colonial Park. by George l..
Atkins to james Warren Cam and wife.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
LABOR'S CAMPAIGN WAITS.
Conference on Social Reconstruction
Awaits Change of Situation on War Front.

ByAssociated Press to Every Evening
London, April In view Of the un-
certaint, of the situation ON the western
battlefront II is announced the national
executive of the Labor Party and the
parliamentary committee Of the Trades
t'nion Congress has decided to postpone
the JOINT meeting for lnaugurating Il
national campaign in support of labor 5
war aims and policy Of social rcconstruc-
ton,
The meeting Was 10 have been held
next TUESDAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
Prof Edwards % Direct 81 Paurs Choir.

Prot Charlie Edwards ha, accepted
the position o> chpri~tcr "a ~. Paul
ii 4 Church lor the past three years
Ac has been choll.tcr al Delaware avenue
Baptist Church where he built up q
fine senior and Junior G or Of fifty voices
lie assumes bis duties at st Paul's next
Sunday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
Harrison Street Trustee Election.

HARRISON Street NJ. L. Church last
night elected W. b. Lenderman Albert I.
CLAYTON and Richard C. McMullin
trustees for term Of three years. Messrs.
LenderInan and Clayton were reelected
Nr NIcAIulhn succeeded DIR X b
Vease,. Who declined reelection alter
having served a. trustee continuously
except one year, since tire church was
ORGANIZED
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
WEDDINGS.
LENDERMA.N-MftK

Miss Jeanette G.. LenderIpan 0i Penny
Hill. Del. and Harry Meek oi Detroit
Mich. we're married al the Harrison
street parsonage this morning al 1890
by DR.. & l.. Anderson They Immediately
LETT for Detroit. where they viii make
their future home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
HEADED COLLEGE 80 YEARS.
DIR. Schultz Announces Retire meni n
June From Morayian Institution.
AesOciatcd Press to Every Fvcning

HN NNsINIdIt7I TVSa 70 IzFEIF 7. Ftt1FFIe
Bethlehem Pa, April Announce
ment that Rev Or augustus Schultz
will retire as president OF Noravlan Col
lcee and Theological Seminary on June
80 next was published here today. DIR.
Schultz has served ~ years rs professor and
33 wears as president Of the institution.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
Two Camn Funstons Now.

Washington. April & \ second army
camp has been named in honor ol the
late Mai. Gen Frederick Funston The
latest Camp Funstonis AZ Llmeta Fill near
Manila in the Philippines department
The original training post to bear this
name is at Fort Riley, Kansas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
BeIgians Decorate Gen. Pershing

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington, April 4-Gen pershing
has been awarded the Feleian rder, the
Grand Cross of the Order ( 7 ID,
according to q dispatch 4 tie belslan
legation here today from Havrc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
Fair Grounds Taken for Hospital.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Mineola. y. Y, April 4-The agrl-
cultural fair grounds and buildings at this
place have been taken over by the Fed
eral government for conversion into p
cnnvalescent hospital accommodating TO-
900 patients, IL was announced today
Recently the grounds we're used Is an
aviation field.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
CHICAGO HOG MARKET.

~ Associated Press % Every E~cnine
Chicago April Hogs, rereIpts, %
C,Oo alow Bulk II 4Oai7 90. light NJ A.
ala 90. MIXED 7.IOaISO0: heavy rs 90
af7 30; rough l64Oal665; pigs l3Wa
Il 1S
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
Indac GraY Addresses Farmers.

Former Judge George Gray went TO
Dover this morning and this afternoon viii
address a Farmers Institute The Judge
will emphasize the necessity ior everyone
supporting the Liberty Loan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
parcnt-Tesrhcr Meeting.

Because of a preparatory service At
Central Presbyterian Church tomorrow
night the meeting Of the ParentTeacher
ASSOCIATION j which was to have been held
at that time, has been postponed until
Friday night oi next week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
Carisfn MAY Recover.

The condition Of Frank CarIsto, the
Italian who was shot at Front and West
streets. on Monday night, is improved
The man is at the Delaware Hospital and
still refuses to tell the authorities who
shot h i'm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
FIGHTING WAS HEAVY
NORTH OF MONTD|D|tR
French Troops Captured Few
Prisoners and Machine Guns
Last Night.
By Associated Press TO Every Evening


Paris. April 4--Tleayy artillery fighting
occurred last night ON the front north Of
Montddler, the War Office announces.
In raids in Champagne aud ON the Verdun
fr,nt the French took prisoners and also
captured two machine guns.
The official statement follows
"lhe artillery fighting became very
violent during the night in the region
north Of Montdldier
Northwest Of Rheims IN the Cham
pagne and on he left bnnk Of the Metme
Nerdun 'front.' French troops penetrated
erman trenches at several points, bring
rig bao! thirty prisoners and two machine
rams German raids east of Rheims and
~ Avocoirt wood and north Of 81 Die
trere without SUCCESS.
London, April i-Therc was little
,rtivity in the battle area last night with
the exception Of hostile artillery FIRE Mt
various points, the War Office announced
todav 4 few prisoners were taken by
british raidlnR parties
The official statement reads
During the night a German machine
tpn post IN the neighborhood Of IIebturne
as rushed by our troops and the machine
gun captured few prisoners were
brought in on other parts Of the battle
funt
Beyond hostile artillery activity a.
different points on the battlefront and
a go in the Menin road and Passchendaels i
ctors there ls nothing further 10 report
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
Liberty Bonds for Church Debts.

By Ass0ciated FTtss 90 TFtfT EFT1HlI8
Washington, April IA suggestion
that church and charitable organizations
nay their debts with Liberty bonds IN
stead Of cash has been made by the Wom-
ems National Liberty Loan Committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
Settling Estates.

Letter, 81 administration have been
granted a~ follows On the estates oi
Charles L. Brown and Gertrude Nj
Brown 10 & Charles B Evans on the estate
Of Arthur Powell to Thomas b Hough.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
\. NJ. H. A. DANCE TONIGHT.

The soldier Orchestra from Fort du
Pom Will furnish mu~ic far the regular
weekly dancc of tho " II \ that
evening al second and hing streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
prov;des Penalty for Sabotage

b. Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, April | Conierees OF the
Senate and House TODAY agreed on bill
providing severe penalties for destruction
Of war materials and sabotage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
Eight Fishing Boats sunk.

Paris, Wednesday April 3.-Clerman
submarines did not sink any French
steamships last week, nor were any
attacked Eight fishing vessels, however,
were sunk by the enemy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
Senator Wolcon Speaking Down State.

United States Senator Wolcott VIII be
the Liberty Loan speaker at a mass
meeting al Milford on saturday afternoon
On Saturday evening he Will speak AZ
DnNcr n a loan mas.meetng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
U-BOAT TOLL. ONLY 10.
British Report Losses Smallest in
More Than Two Months.

Since the middle If April 1913 British
vessels. 768 Of more than 1000 tons. have
been sunk The weekly totals follow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
FREpERICK'S GOOD LEAD.
Democratic Senatorial Candidates Had
Ma:ority of As Over Ball

Chief Justice Pennewill and .INdgc
Rice, sitting in the Superior Court. today
canvassed the returns Of the special
election for State Senator held in the
third Senatorial district Of New Castle
county TUESDAY The official vote was
rs follows
RRANDNwINE HUNDRED,
Districts Democrat Republican
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-04
RRAND4wINE HUNDRED

IGStTlCtS I1cm0fTaI. REpUOTItA0-
John Faodeaick ,hmes Bal
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-10-01
REX TOMORROW.

TO the Rex theater tomorrow
comes Edith Roberts in THE Love
Swindle, a modern romance cloaked
in mystery.
II Dick had very emphatic ideas about
the idle rich, and although Diana
came to love him he refused to, al.
low himself the luxury Of love on the
ground that Diana was worthlessly
wealthy.
Then Diana started her doings.
She told Dick that her twin sister
was desperately poor and asked him
to take her a purse of money which
she gave him. While Dick was try
ing to find the shabby little boarding
house Diana fed there and, chang
ing her costume and the contour Of
her hair, posed as Dorothy. her myth
ical sister.
Dick quite naturally finds in Dor
othy another Diana except for Di-
ana's one gold.
He was indeed in a fine fix for a
young man with stand pat ideas and
a radical heart.
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PLY SICALL FIT
AT ANY AGE

It isn't age,.it's careless living that
put men down and out. Keep your
internal organs in good condition
and YOU viii always be physically fit.
Watch the kidneys.
The kidneys are the most over
worked organs in the human body.
When they break down under the
strain and the deadly uric acid ac-
eumulates and crystallizes, look out!
These. sharp CRYSTALS tear and scratch
the delicate urinary channels caus-
ing excruitiating pain and set up ir-
7ritatiols which may cause pre-
mature degeneration and often do
turn into deadly Bright's Disease.
One of the first warnings of slug
gish action is pain or stiffness
in the small of the back, high colored
or scauty urine, loss of appetite, in
digestion or rheumatism.
10 not wait until the danger is
upon you At the first Indication Of
tgopble go after the cause at once
Go to your druggist Immediately. Get
trial box OF GOLD MEDAL Haar-
lem Oil Capsules. imported direct
from The laboratories in Holland,
where they have been in use for over
two hundred years. They will give
almost immediate relief. If for any
eause they should not your money
will be refunded. But pe sure to get
COLD MEDAL Meme other is genu-
inc. In sealed boxes, tnree sizes,
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Positively Relieves
Cons tipatioal

Constipation causes poor as
petite, Indigestion, headaches,
biliousness and more serious
diseases. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea is a sure remedy
for constipation. These Won
derful herbs have long been
famous for quick and positive
results. By restoring normal
bowel action, you can gain coli
or, weight and youthful en-
ergy. Take tonight-tomor-
row feel right.
City Drug Store
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A I HE
/ III Z. A 4 E r S
THE BONDM.R.IlgT, TONIGHT.

William Farninl was never seen to
better advantage, except possibly in
Les Miserahlesn than he was yester-
day when William Fox's version Of
Hall Gaines 1.-THE Bondman was
shown at the Rex theatre. The
Bondman" has been thoroughly re-
vised and has been made more pow
erful, and more thrilling. Love, hate
and self-sacriffce radiate from the
screen Mr. Farnum's portrayal Of
the revengeful son, who finally gives
up his life for the man he hated, is
probably the best he has ever dome,
again except the immortal Jean Val
jean. 'The Bondman will be shown
again today and tonight. +
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There Id more c'atnlrh II this section
,ef s.s eeiun$ry thsya ell other diseases
nut tQge tfsef, an u fol. isEsrs ~ Nftts sup
puaea B ite tnclil abie. Doctors prescribad
local remedies alad u.s. constantly failing
TO- cllre g{t u LEGAL tssa SIglsllt, pronounced
1T ineGrstble. GategIh il a locp disease,
greatly itsillt eHaed hE constitutional con-
1tE.o15s ssEa Y flE leEsEE ti,theE caIistitu-
tIaIa3 sgf tGleilt Tel y tarIh Medi-#
teftae, f4 Erea Nv lts ]. Cheney ~
COZ f3leC1sa, t1tligi hts a constitution af y
rsfisf is taisen III Internally ard acts
thru lilo Isl6ea Cft ttc Mucous surfaces
5cE tha system 0lta Hundred Dollars re-
sAsaid IS lfefet fa1, ~ il case that Halls
l'atarrh 8Ie1iif1a faIlste cure. Send Cor
eigc,G s aiia testimonials Z,
x Ed. III fsss isI &: G&f.. ,lSoledo, Ohio. Il
Sold ~ DRUGGISTS ice,
B Halls Family Eiils ftr constipation. 5;
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ELYO TONIGHT,

"A powerful picture Of the blgotry
and intolerance which existed in
many of the New England towns, is
drawn in t".The Clutch OF Circum-
stances starring Corinne Griffith
and Which will be seen in the Elko
theatre tonight.
This story is unusual, we'll acted
and entertaining. Geraldine Farrar
will also appear at the Elko tonight
in Ponds THAT Tie, the short SUBJ
ject she contributed to aid the sale.
of Liberty Bonds