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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

MO more enjoyable entertainment
~ has been provided for the war
camp community service, at the
Khaki club than that given by Robert
E. Lee chapter, United Daughters Of
the Condereacys Saturday night, the
main program OF music and literary
features being followed by an infor-
nal dance Especially honored were
the men OF the SD field artillery.
who responded generously TO the in
vitations sent out from the down
town club rooms.
Mrs. n. H Allen, president OF Rob-
ert =. Lee chapter, welcomed the men.
assisted by Mrs. NJ H Boomer, Mrs.
Fred Stevenson, Mrs. Edward c.
Hitchcock. Mrs. Henrietta Cyrus. Mrs.
J. Z Bowen. Mrs. B. L Farrar. Mrs.
". Hal Aldridge, Mrs William Ca
pies, Mrs 3. n G. Williams and sew
eral others OF the organization, the
program being presented under the
direction Of Mrs. Joseph H Hurxthal,
as follows:
Song. "A Spanish Serenade," Misses
Thelma Spineln and Gertrude Smith
Reading, Miss Sadie Ruth Aldridge,
Their First Spot"
Solo. "Carissima'' Cby PENN. Mrs.
Thomas Roberts
Interpretative dance OF the national
emblem, Miss Louise Crawford
Negro dialect by Miss Mary Fran
song. Lolita" by Buzzi-Puccla,
Walter Davis
Dance, a Secret" by Miss Karma
Deane.
Solo o, Annie Laurie" Cd Garry
Ne Back to ole Virginny," Miss Doro-
thy Crane.
Song. selected, by Miss Eileen
Klugel
The Spirit Of the Song Bird" dance
Miss Florence Berg.
A song. They Go Wild, Simply
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Bv DOROTHY n. JOHNSTON.

big. humanitarian agency in which we
must all help.
Mrs. Brown paid a glowing tribute
to Texas The work Of the local
chapter was also praised.
we haven't time for perfection"
continued Mrs. Brown Thirty five
hundred hospitals must be supplied
in France. in addition to the army and
navy. which. with out own base hos
pitfalls. seems a bit 'scarey,' so ire
mendous is the task"
Plenty OF Home Service.
That we are but in the beginning
OF a long war was voiced by the
visitor. who prophesied that we would
have plenty Of home service work to
do for the families Of heroes who
have sacrificed homes and lives in an
swering the call to arms. The import
ance Of the Junior Red Cross was also
puucutated. Get this established q"
exclaimed Mrs. Brown, ''and mothers
viii have to go 20 the Red Cross
workshops. the children won't live
with them, If they don't Get the
idea in child's head. and there will
be no slackers."
DR. H H stark presided at the meet
ing. introducing mayor Charles Davis,
who gave a brief welcoming address.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Society and Club
Happenings for Tuesday

DABY Health Conference in the
u parish house Of St Clement. from
10 a. m. to o'clock.
Chautauqua
Seventh cavalry officers hop. at the
Country club.
Equal Franchise league dance in
Ryan's CotllIion hall
Red Cross in downtown workshop
OF the White House, fourth floor. Mrs.
Horace W Broaddus, chairman OF
women's service, assisted by Mrs. ID.
Bruce Smith surgical dressings; Mrs.
J. +. Williams and Mrs. " ". Tur-
neys sewing: Mrs. L. S. Stewart and
Mrs c. F. Kelly. knitting; Mrs. A. p.
Coles's day for sewing Mrs W ID.
Wise, surgical dressing. Mrs Fl
III Stark knitting. with Mrs. T. -.
Bell instructor; hostesses for the
morning. Mrs Florence lie Baron and
Mrs James Brady: afternoon. Mrs =.
v. Berrien, Mrs c. O. Coffin. Mrs.
". W. Rose and Mrs A. Andreas
Mrs. B. E. Widdas. assisted by Mrs. r.
=, Cunningham, Mrs E. E Reyer. Mrs.
W B. Watts and Mrs. s NJ Aguirre.
VIII be on the third floor OF the Popu-
lar. at the Comforts committee head
quarters Of the Navy league. TO give
out yarn to the knitters.
Golden Hill Red Cross unit
Sunset Heights Red Cross unit with
Miss Margaret Hitchcock, 2O20 Pros
pect.
Castle Heights circle with Mrs. o.
F. Metz all day.
Red Cross sewing all day by the
women OF Trinity Methodist church.
Mrs F. NJ Towner directing
Red Cross workers meet in parish
house OF St Clements from to g.
The Women's Auxiliary Of West
minister Presbyterian church meets
At go p. m for a program on Africa.
led by Mrs. J. G. Lowman
The women Of the First Methodist
church viii meet Tuesday at / o'clock
10 make surgical dressings. under the
direction OF Mrs. Volney Brown
The Lady Maccabees Review 40 will
mold practice meeting in I. o. o. Fl
hail, Tuesday at 2:30 p. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Mexicans Raid White
Ranch; Take Cattle
To Feed StgUing Men

Five beer steers were killed on the
White ranch south o. Maria. Tex. satur-
day night by Mexican raiders who crossed
the river from Mexico. according to iur
formation received here 10 was reported
that several thousand Mexican soldiers are
encamped on the Mexican side OF the
river. opposite the Big Bend district and
these men are without food and slowly
starving
Mexican officials are attempting % get
permission TO export food from this side
OF the river 20 the soldiers. Reports IN
military circles here say that ths meu
have not sufficient funds 70 buy any
amount Of food. even when they are per
mitted % come into this country.
Federal soldiers continue % arrive g
the OjinaEa district. 10 IS reported by per-
sons arriving here from Maria Gen. Pablo
Gonzales has reached Oiluaga and as
sumed command Of that district. relieving
Col Martinez Ruiz
All the American military patrols ard
outposts have been strengthened. accord
ing TO reports received in Fl Paso Monday
morning % prevent further raidinE par
ties from crossing the line and killing
cattle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Innumera5Ie Small Groups OF Dinner
Parties At Country Club For Weekend

MO LARGE dinners marked the WeeE
/ IN end dance at the Country club
Saturday night. though there were
{ innumerable informal small affairs Of
two and four. augmented by many ad-
ditional people who dropped in later
in the evening
Miss Helen Stratton was the guest
Of Lieut. John Klein; Miss Mary Hill
was with Capt John Zundel; Miss
Rogers was the guest Of Lieut.. Earl
Dunmoyer.
Capt J. c. Whitcomb presided over
one small table. as did Capt. ]. L.
Dr.. and Mrs. R. A. Tomassene dlned
Informally, as did Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles AIorehead Nebeker.
One attractive party had in its per-
riet Howe, Mai c. H Muller, Capt
and Mrs. HOdgson, Lieut. Chew and a
few others.
others who had reservations were
Lieut. W II. Labouisse, Lieut.. B.
RakestraW. Lieut. c. c. Scudder. Lieut.
and Mrs. Jerry D. Tchols. Lieut.. W.
II. Stricken and Lieut. W n H Gross.
S w Stevenson also presided at one
Many Of the younger set were in
Columbus, n. n, at the officers week
end party and dinner dance.
Mrs Edward Marsh entertained some
friends at her home on Montana street
Friday with a delightful luncheon, in
honor OF three out Of town guests,
Mrs. Harry A McCauley, OF Chicago,
who is visiting her father and mother,
M and Mrs. ]. J. Coidlron; Mrs. Alice
Dixon, Of Kansas, who is visiting her
son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs Curtis
Dixon, and Mrs. T. F. White. Of Dem
ing, who returned to her home Fri
day night, after a pleasant visit with
friends here Luncheon was served
TO the guests. including Mrs. Harry
A. McCauley, Mrs. Alice Dixon. Mrs
T. F. White, Mrs Lillian Roberts, Mrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Robert E. Lee Chapter, U. D. C.,
EntertainS Soldiers At Khaki Club


Wild. over Ne" Frederick Stevenson
Solo. Madame May Loeser.
Dance. Miss Florence Stevenson, a
Moonlight Caprice"
Dance. ''Pizzieati." Miss Blanche
Cornwall
Piano solo. Miss Nellie May Bowen
A dance, Dixie" by Miss Karma
Dean.
Parvin Witte OF the chautauqua en-
tertainers, who was in town for that
day, gave Somewhere a Voice Is
Calling" (Taitl as an added attrac-
ton. being accompanied by Edwin
Knicllmeyer and Miss Freda Starr.
who is devOting her art to the men in
khaki, also contributed several num-
bers There were no apparent fav-
oritism, for each number brought
forth an ovation. The ukulele girls.
Misses Frances Lockett. La Won SOr-
sells. katherine Earle. Helen Dunn.
Helen Reading and Sadie Ruth AID
ridge gave several Hawaiian selec-
tions.
The hall was hung in American
flags and the service flag Of the
chapter. with its 135 stars. The plat
form had ported plants and showers
Of red and white carnations.
A fine entertainment was given the
enlisted men at Camp Baker 7. NJ.
Saturday night, under the direction Of
Madam May LOeser. with the O. s
girls in charge. The Z. C. club opened
and closed the program, with musical
contributions. other features includ-
ing selections on the violin by Miss
Sammie Livesley; accompanied by
Miss Margaret Hines. solo dances by
Miss Elizabeth Swami: songs by Miss
Lois Shaw: dialect tations by Mrs
Guy Garrett; violin solo by Mrs
Charles Harlow; character songs by
that iuimitable artist. Miss Caliste
Conant whose work was received
with shouts Of applause. The house
was packed to overflowing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
BODY IS FOUND;
SKULL CRUSHED
Paradise Valley Gives Up
Skeleton Of Man Long
Missing.
MISSING.

Phoenix. Ariz-, April 29.-Discov-
cry has been made az the northern
edge OF Paradise valley. a short dis
lance from the Camp Creek road. OF
the remains Of Kenneth C. Folston. a
young man who disappeared last No
vember from Phoenix under suspi-
cious circumstances. At the time.
canals were dragged. wells explored
and the entire valley searched. The
discovery was made by four cowboys
In the skull are two holes. evidently
made by bullets Of small caliber
Ivan Mccain, OF Phoenix. was the
last man seen with Folston and re-
prted his disappearance to the au-
Jrrities- He has been arrested. for
ne second time. on Investigation. On
the body when found was a gold
watch, but no money
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

THE photograph above shows Prof
1 Jose Z. Escobar znd Manuel D.
Ciriza, who viii appear in the Cinco
de Mayo celebration in Liberty hall
on Monday. May 6. Prof Escobar
viii give a thorough demonstration
Of the methods Of juijitsu with sew
eral OF his students.
The committeeman in charge Of the
affair have felt that a great many
American people viii undoubtedly de-
sire to take advantage Of this oppor-
tunity TO witness some Of the better
things being done by Mexican resi-
dents and have allotted a section
with a maximum Of 1000 of the 5000
seats TO American officials and
friends. Tickets for this section will
be placed on sale Wednesday OF this
week.
Special gymnastic apparatus arrived
this morning for the exhibition and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

Catherine Collins. Mrs. Charles Reese
Mrs. Curtis Dixon, Mrs. J. J. ColdirOn
and the hostess. The afternoon was
spent in crocheting and some pleas
and music was enjoyed.
In compliment to Miss Marion Fran
discus, Of St Louis, who is a charm
ing visitor at the post. Capt and Mrs.
James Lindsay Franciscus. gave a
merry dinner party. Saturday night
taking their guests later to the Coun-
try club. for dancing Among those
enjoying the affair were Miss Enid
Ainsa. Capt Finley and Capt. Julian
". Cunningham Miss Franciscus is a
sister Of Capt Franciscus Of the sew
enth cavalry. Fort Bliss. and viii in
stigate several social affairs, during
her stay.
A pretty social courtesy, in the form
Of a dinner dance, was extended their
house guest, Mrs. NJ Y Shoop, by Mr..
and Mrs. H. J. Baron Of apartment 6.
the Lucerne. Saturday night with
delicious Mexican menu served amid
decorations conforming with the mo-
tn Mrs. ShOOp is from Pittsburg,
and is leaving Wednesday for the Pa
cific coast, where she expects to re-
side She will be accompanied from
FL Paso by Mrs. Valera Sherman.
the mother of Mrs. Baron. who viii
remain on the coast Indefinitely.
Mrs. Thomas H. Turner is giving
luncheon at Hotel Paso del Norte on
tomorrow. covers TO be laid for. Mrs
James Regan, Mrs R. c. Carr. Mrs.
James Heggie. Mrs. s. G. Humphreys.
Mrs. A W. Brown and the hostess.
The luncheon board will be done in
pink sweet peas, the affair to be
marked by delightful informality.
x
Much anticipated among the young
er society set is the luncheon to be
given Tuesday by Mrs F. N. BeaIl. of
Montana street, in compliment to Miss
Fern Beall Of Hutchinson, Kans-.
most attractive society girl who is
TO be in FL Paso for most OF the sum
mer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

he discovered alone among statesmen
OF Europe saw and was trying 10 meet
Germany's ambitions be appealed 70
Queen Victoria 70 eliminate France
as a danger to the British empire, but
met with a flat refusal He started
to take away from France Morocco.
and did ucceed in alternating a large
part Of her African colonies This
constant threat Of the German army
always close 20 the border, and often
over the line. aroused the fears OF
the French republic, so that alone OF
European nations outside Of Germany
she had for her defense an army OF
nearly a million OF men II was this
army as a nucleus and the prepara-
tions by which 10 could be recruited
and supplied with war material Wnicn
said TO the German invasion al YER
dun. You shall not pas and at the
Marine saved for the world liberty
and Christianity.
Peace as CnmOunHge.
in the meantime. while all natlons
were seeking peace and every organ
Of public opinion preaching peace the
German military starr USED IL as
camouflage for conquest and behind
il organized the largest. the most
complete and the best disciplined
army in the world. with the largest
accumulation Of war material for the
subiugati0n OF the world
Day by day. as investisat lon 7
probes proposals for peace. We find
that they all either emanate from the
German general staff or from those
In every country who secretly sym
Dathizs with German aims and desire
to secure German rrIumphs. There
can be no peace with safety Wnicn
does not create league OF naLlohs'
pledged to use their power and re-
sources for its preservation and per
manence."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
about EI Pasoans.

Mrs c. A. Martin Is able to be out
again, after a weeks siege with the
grip
With wee Ann Ebert. just ten days
old. Mrs. George LeBaron is again at
home. from Hotel Dieu-
Mrs. Dottle Ware Hill Is steadily
improving. at Providence, where she
went over a week ago.
Mrs. J. S. Crawford Of Austin, is IN
the city and viii make her home
with her son, R. E Crawford, at 1881
Hueco.
Mrs Walter K Merkel. wife OF Capt
MerkeL Fifth cavalry, at Fort Bliss.
is out again after a ten day attack OF
the grip
Miss RoseLe Ainsa is confined to
her home By an accident. which be-
fell her while at school last Wednes-
day. For a day she was at Hotel
Dieu. IL being necessary to have some
stitches taken She is getting along
nicely, however, and VIII soon be
able TO resume her studies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Maria Couple Welded In Ell PaSo;
To Make Their Home In Amarillo

tailleur Of blue cloth. and carried pink
and white sweet peas. She is a
charming young woman. and sister Of
Mrs Wright. having arrived in e
Paso Wednesday. Her father is 81.
F. Mitchell, a well known stockman
who has long been a resident of that
section Of Texas. and she has three
9rothers also in the same business
burt Tom and Arthur Mitchell The
wedding comes as a complete surprise
TO their friends. The newly weds
were at Hotel Paso del Norte until
Sunday, when they left for DaIhart.
They viii later be at home in Maria.
where Ny. Evans is prominent in the
cattle business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
SOLDIER WANTS HIS PAPERS
SENT TO PROVE CITIZENSHIP

LYMAN Harrison. formerly OF troop Z,
Eighth cavalry, and stationed a. Fort
Bliss. Is now in France 10 another MILF
tary organization. and in letter received
by city clerk JACK Dawson Monday morn
ms. said he had been an applicant Tor
final citizenship papers here. but had u
leave for France before the date set for
hearing
He asked lIr- Dawson % return his first
papers which he said he had left with
the city clerk. the reason being. 7 would
ike 90 have same sent 20 ne IN France.
which would be a great favor 10 me. as
could call myself a citizen OF the United
States. Tor which I an fighting"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
EOS HEGSTROM SEEKS TO
HAVE HIS CASE QUASHED

Judge ". R Smith, Cnited States
district court, is expected 10 rule this
afternoon on a motion 10 quash in the
case Of Eos Hegstrom. alleged 10 have
had in his possession copy Of a pub
LEGATION said TO have contained ar
ticles designed to discourage the en-
lstEent Of negroes in the American
military forces
Hegstrom was arrested BY govern
ment officers in a local hotel He is
said 70 be prominent in banking CLIP
cles in Chicago II is understood the
defence in the case viii be that the
publication in question had not been
banned BY the government
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Dances.

The High school set had no end Of
fun at the dancing party, giving by
Harland Irwin and Willis Ellis, at
the home of DIT. and Mrs. E. H. Irwin,
Saturday night, in compliment to the
''Homely Walters" and an equal num-
Der Of girls-some so making up the
party. Franks are featured. among
this attractive group Of students, and
the victim Saturday night had to pro-
pose, before the entire personnel. to
his best girl the mock" wedding
following almost Immediately. with
Dan 7. White officiant The happy
young folk danced until midnight
punch being served. Miss Helen
LOOMS and Clifford Irwin furnished
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
POLICE SAY TWO MEN
ADMIT They DESERTED

Arrested at the Santa Fe street
bridge as they were entering the
United States from Mexico. B. L
Springstesl and Milton Fisher. first
denied and then admitted being de-
serters from the United States army,
police officers said Their finger
prints were taken Sunday afternoon.
when they admitted having deserted
from the army four months agJ. ac-
cording to the police.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
ALLEGED DISLOYAL MAN
IS TARRED AND FEATHERED

CARLSBAD. " II. April 2s.-Henry :.
LANCE was tarred and feathered here sat
urday night II was charged that LanEa
car drew up before the pcstcffice and
LANCE got out. covered with tar and
feathers and yellow paint He offered SO
for passage IN an automobile home Many
refused 70 take him and he started On
a six mile walk and many in cars
watched him going home one car only
was involved IN the affair u went %
Lange's ranch and got him The work
was done in secrecy LANCE = under
$1,000 bond in federal court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Parties.

Mrs c. Smith Ward. OF SO3I Tula-
rosa, is to be hostess, Friday after
noon. 20 the Areme club Of the East
ern star, e. Paso chapter.
Honoring Miss Marjorie Ellis. who
IS leaving shortly for New Orleans
Miss karma Temple entertained in
formally at her home in Government
Hill, Saturday evening.
In compliment 10 her mother. Mrs
F. V. Pickreu, members Of the Knit
ting club enjoyed Friday afternoon
as guests OF Mrs. Clarence PickreIl.
who dispensed charming hospitality
at her home on Montana street AIRS.
w. B. Bun assisted the hostess in
serving The coterie brought along
patriotic tasks 10 do. with nimble
fingers busy as they visited Mrs
T. A. Shelton has asked the same
group OF friends for this week
soc EIGHT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Automobiling and Outings

On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. T. C.
Schneider. with a number Of their
friends, motored TO Leasburg dam. the
party being arranged in compliment to
Mrs. Schneider's mother. Mrs. j. NJ
Gordiner. Of Durand. n. II. Included in
the delightful outing were Miss Bon
ME K Gardiner. Henrietta Schneider.
Miss Ethel Schneider. 1fr. and Mrs.
n E Veazey, and the hosts. Well
filled hampers were taken along. a
picnic lunch beng enjoyed at midday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

A T THE home Of 8Ir. and Mrs. Jo-
n seph A Wright. 1920 Copper. a
quiet wedding was solemnized Satur-
day night, which gave to Robert
Hampton Evans, Of Maria. Texas. a
bride in the person Of Mrs Eva
Mitchell Joyce. also OF Maria The
service was read at $3.50 o'clock. By
Rev. Percy R. Knickerbocker, Of Trim
ity church, and was witnessed by q
number OF relatives and intimate
friends. though there were no attend
ants. The bride wore a handsome
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
WEATHER BULLETIN.
4. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.

Observations taken
at s a. m. 18TH me-
ridian time 5 a. m
FL Paso time April
IS. 1918
Forecasts
Fl Paso and ricin-
itv- Fair tonight
and Tuesday
New Mexico: To-
night and Tuesday
fair slightly cooler
southeast portion
tonight
Arizona Tonight
and Tuesday fair.
warmer Eouth-ceu-
tral portion tonight
West Texas To-
night and Tuesday
fair.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

saEElng cheeks. mouth 10 nose
lines. deep wrinkles corrected. Super
fluous hair and moles removed N-e
Grace Benson, % Buckler Bldg.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

music. The club colors. black and
white, were used 10 decorate the
rooms Miss Halle Irwin assisted in
antarfa lnlnr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

The Hague Tribunal originated
with the czar The nations entered 70
honestly and with hope. except Prus-
STA. who carefully and very ably
avoided committing herself 10 any
thing The result OF this pronagsnda
was general uupreparedness. England
at the commencement OF the war could
send 20 the continent only one hun
dred and fifty thousand men Our
own situation was utter unnrenared-
ness in trained men or munitions or
any Of the elements necessary for the
prosecution Of war The safety OF
the world depended upon France The
kaiser compelled her to dismiss Del
classe. her foreign minister. whom
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
SETTLEMENT AFFAIRS.

Yesterday was dispensary day Al the
Peoples settlement, No. fOS p. Eighth
street. and Or. olln s. Allen and Dr.
Robert D. Ellegood, OF the Delaware
Hospital examined forty persons.
mostly children The physicians were
assisted by Miss Elizabeth n Crime, a
trained nurse. associated with the Set
tlement The children Of eight schools
have been examined and 234 OF them
were treated by the Settlement doctors
and nurses
IN another part OF therbullelns The
womens club was meeting. while the
babies OF the club women were looked
after IN the nursery. Miss Russell
spoke to the women on War savings
and the Liberty Loan, and a Liberty
Loan committee was formed After
this, Mrs Updike, the police matron
spoke to the club about her folow-up
work There were about thirty women
present
At the sans time. upstairs. the
Brownie Scouts were holding a meet
ing and learning how 90 do various
kinds OF hand work that involved
scissors and paste. These girls are
about ten and eleven years % age, and
they look forward TO being regular
Scouts next year.
Evening journal., 1918-04-05
RELIABLE Prescription
FOR TIE KiDIEYS

For many years druggists have
watched with much interest the re-
markable record maintained by Dr.. Kill
mer's swamp-Root the great kidney,
liver and bladder medicine.
It Is a physicians prescription.
swamp-Root Is a strengthening med
icine. Il helps the kidneys, liver and
bladder do the work nature intended
they should 90.
Swamp-Root has stood the test Of
years. It is sold by all druggists on
It's merit and It should help you No
other kidney medicine has so many
friends.
Be sure 70 get Swsmp-Boot and start
treatment at once.
However, II you wish first 20 test
this great preparation send ten cents
70 Dr.. Kilmer & Co, Binghanlton. n.
T., fcr q sample bottle When writin1
be sure and mention the Wilmington
Daily Journal.