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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-05-21
A. F. ME|STER,
OF COLUMBIA, S. C.
NO LONGER SKEPTICAL

Mr.. A. F.. Msister, an upholste,
by tradesaivi9g R211 Wheat ST.
Columbia. 81 g ss 81 suffered
from fadieesfioIi,s iker troubles and
constipatlop $50 that / could not eat
nor sleep after .any fashion. I saw
your Ironizeds Paw-Paws advertised
in the newspapers but was at first
somewhat sksptical, having tried so
many ready-nfade medicines; how
ever. ! obtained. bottle and used il
according stoF Fnrettions, one table
spoonful half nsbour before meals
and in few days before using nm
the first bottle sI,felt so much better
that l wish congratulate you on
shaving such q splendid remedy. /
am sleeping welp gain and my indi-
gestion hassdisappeared. need not
tell you I Shall continue the treat
ment which has made me feel so
much better"
Hyou are suffering from any trou-
bles similar to Mr.. Meister there is
no reason why you should not OBJ
tain the same relief as he has had. |
Step into the nearest druggist and )
obtain a bottle. If he Is not up-to- |
date call at any leading drug store.
Formula on every bottle. Atten-
tion given to mail orders. Inter-
state Drug Co, Inc, New York.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-05-21
Always Hsw PERUNA

49, mrs L. a. Patterson. 1899 Kei@tucky
'%st'' Memphis. Tennessee, writesA
i have been friend of Peruna
TOT many years. 1 have used itaoff
and On Tor Catarrhal complaints and
found 1t a very excellent remedv
L nave q small family Of children.
ilmes are hard with us. but 7 cam
scarcely afford to do without Peru.
M"' especially during the season of
Vhe year when coughs and colds
are prevalent. We always recon.
mend Peruna to our neighbors, for
tue benefit it has been to u.s."
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-05-21

nose who object to liquid medic
-''eS can procure Peruna Tablets.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-05-21

Never has there been time the public has 1oooI
more keenly for MERCHANDISING NEWS than now
Never has there been time auspicious tbc cor
lrshg tradcsman to secure HIS FULL SHARE OF TRADE
than ~ - -1'fAD"
leople must continue to eat, to Oweara to uso
Inc tendency to cut luxuries,
rcvey small proportion of your business For every Injury
'" cIance of
How shorsghted is the policy of reducing ADVERTISING
expense TO save money" You will only lose trade You viii
only lose prestige ~ ~" WIZ
Advertse to increase sales and money: don't
Study your advertising you never did before T.
wisely and we'll ~ ''' oolore-oo IL
porous. F NV" 'ii'' you are pros
success was NEVER achieved by stopping ADVERTISING or
ov wearing ola clothes and talking pessmism. o -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
Horoscope.
TucsChy, August 20. 1918.


Astrologers read this as day ot
unusual m2aRac from the stars ,Mer-
curry Mars Venus Saturn and Nep-
tune are an in evil aspect
During this sway II is wise 20 con-
duct al affairs with the greatest
caution. The rule Is supposed TO
cause depression, uncertainty and
bad judgment
IL Ia not an ausrirfous time FOR
any negotiations that end In signed
agreements. While the rule pre-
walls letters are hazardous
Trcachery Is supposed To be en-
couraRod when the stars are posted
as they are today me loss or
theft OF most important documents
Is indicated by tho stars
persstently the secrs warn Of
danger to the goyornment through
Vaccinations OF women as well 30
men IN positions OF trust
Soldiers should safeguard their
nerves while the eonfgurntIon has
fun government, astrologers de-
claro. as they are not likely 10 be
az their best in event OF supreme
dangers
Women are not VOL directed to-
day. Whether In business or love
affairs they should doubt hein
Judgment II is most threatening
time for any initiative whether IN
work or romance.
Astrologers continue to warn
girls against the danger or war
service that Is not efficient The
need OF sacrifice ana supreme eftoH
ia urged Comparisons between
American girls and American boy
prove that equality Of service ace
not appear 20 prevail. the seeFs o'
clare.
Occultsts agree that the lmpyt,.a.
tive demand now Is for produ.
ness In an lines of actlTty, -,
tally I'm tho chief essentials OF
clothing and munitions.
Next month may he a time on '.
cussi1rs and disscnsOns Whe'r w,
tons Of state, religion ana P''''
are involved go,
Persons whose blrthdate u .,i,.
year that may be most .,i'. AZ
ITusncss anxiety and doinesu,y
Appointments may he enCuu'le, ~. n.
C'bildrcn born on this dey may n'
rpsh. bestv o. speech ana eN'IaI
g,rt Thcse subjects Of Leo oIl'u
rrt into trouble through Ia'N "'
self control
| fCopyrirht 1918, bysthe Mcclure NeN'''
per syndicate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
THE EASTERN rKnNr

That the eastern front Will be rc-
constructed In the spring, that Grip
pied Germany will have TO fIght
from both sides OF her worn and
hungry land. is a growing belief The
various anu-Bolshevik parties seem
10 be gathering together Tor the pur.
pose OF defense. The Cecho-Sloyaks
are admitted by the Berlin raEe-
blatt to have increased from 1900
to $4,000 and to be getting daily re-
inforoements % scrblans, Cossacks
and unter-revolutionlsis As the
Tsgeblatt Is naturally not anxious TO
advertise enemy strength its figures
may be taken as extremely conserva-
w.
A Moscow dispatch reports that
Japanese advance troops are In touch
with the Cccho- slovaks british
troops which landed ot Vladiyostook
have preceded to the usuri river
front and are being welcomed by
Czecho- slovaks and natives both
The party of tho social revolution,
trying 90 take larsoav. mot defeat
but not before the red guard had suf-
fcred severe losses The town was
finally turned over to the Gomans
an open acknowledgment of tho
connection between Hun AND uolshc-
vik Lenjne and Trotzhy are said 90
be o. the nun The social revolutions
AIRY party which is becoming pro.
ally and will welcome tho alice
troops, is gaining power every
where Moscow ana petrorrad ur,
expected 10 fan ir lluc with lt soon
Germany Is monifcsuy worried %,
the new developments And Justly
no For the Russian pcopIo or,
beginning to find Germany out And
up 70 date. every country which ha'
come TO any true knowledge " Ger
many's purpose and methods hai
fallen swiftly into the allied line
Excepting Holland apd Switzerland
Of course They hold off bec0usu
they know too well what happens b,
. children at the hands Of the HUI
IN powers Nobody would be sur
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
The Woman Who Changed
BY JANE PHELPS

riCht up In Maine when George had
said nearly the same thing. Thai.
one could not destroy anothers in
dlylduallty and be happy"
on | never would do that"
julia laughed. "ue might retalIato
ana that never woulf do"
That night wo went TO hear pader.
cwoski play. l never had heard hin,
aud was dvcrioyed at the opportu'
p.ty But when after tho concor,
Mr.. Bahcock presented him / saiJ
20 Mrs Babcock
1T was worth leaving the hables
How sho laughed.
y Imagine you are n sort Of hero
worshippor aren't you?"
Perhaps" | replied, thinking o.,
merton Gray and how at first ana
even yet he had seemed 30 awfully
attractive 90 nae.
At Last Perfect Content
We remained three days We had
r. delightful tlmr. but most ~ ,I
enjoyed the long heart 10 hea,t ,an.a
! had with Mrs Hahcock toIt
her ~ my boys, Of how wondcrf.,li,,
happy ] Wis now that I had Ir,rosJ
some Of the necessary things OF liza
to be uuselfish, and 10 trust INV
husband ''
That Is all there la 70 married
nc happy married life. / mean
Nnseltshncss and trust without t
no marriage can be happy oven IL
thoy do say marriages arc made in
heaven with A. nothing else mat.
t'rs much I have watched Won.
dcar watched YOU change from IA
very sweet. attractive girl into well
poised beautiful woman. You have
a husband OF whom you may well be
proud three lovely babies: and one
OF the most complete homes / ever
nave seen. And you also have the
love and respect OF the man you
married. Thee other day when you
were dressing he and had little
talk ] was surprised that no opened
MS heart 10 me gs he dii. am
going TO toll you what ne said. ~
had spoken In praise OF you, and
he replied:
81 am a very fortunate man.
have very pcrfoct married life.
Mrs Howard was but very young
girl when we were married. and she
had n great deal 10 learn But now
there is no ono know who has
moro poise. moro real kindness Of
heart who ls a more perfect hostess.
or makes her home the retsful place
she does when you add 10 that her
accomplishments and her beauty
and that she has given mo three
lovely boys you cannot wonder that
] say my married nfc Is perfect"
My eyes filled with happy tears
AS / hade my hostess goodbye.
knew : was changed. but 90 have
George admit that his life with mo
was perfect gave mo such happiness
as never had dreamed OF possess.
Ing
THE END. 4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
The Heart Hunters
ny MARY DOUGLASS
Author Of Hunting Husband" Handling a Husband"

room ! found Betty dugter in hand.
going over uur few pieces ~ furui-
iuro. Shc stopped short when she
saw me. The look she gave mo- cold
ana scornfuI was the kind l had
received oll day
Betty Too
Well Prudence" she began rls.
irE tn h"r foot and siuuliua on from
me 'Sull waters run drep''
There was silence
softly
"uh. you've taken us I'm cIoycrly
enough with your little soft ways
and your big innocent eyes lut YOU
couldn't conceal 30 forever"
'N hate I asked again
Don pretend innocence. rru-
% don't know what you meant" 7
s1id. was angry Some ur rho rru
feeling hr4 crout into mv voice
BETTY 5lll stood straight and stitt
u' the other side of tho room
We know Ul about your going
.9 Mr. pypnd's rooms."
'Why shouldn't I'" I famed
For tho first time Betty seemed
surprised
'po yon mean DO You pretend
that ysu didn't know enough NOT 90
go Co Frank bolauls rooms
I stood thore oEhost J hoard a
faint rustic. Alice was .u the room,
too.
% couldn't help hearing ,lc row.
Prudence" She said
. stood there before wy accusrrr
with CiourhNi hands
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
Tulsa Okla, Aug. IS, 1918.
Editor Tulsa World.

Tulsa. OKLA, Aug. IS, 1913
Editor Tulsa World;
Dear Sir. | have beon very much
Impressed with the Adelaide de-
Gruehy affair All know about
the case is just what l have read
ln your paper. Now. according to
reports she Is a beautiful woman.
have never seen her myself. but how
amy one who deliberately defrauds
the Rcd Cross can be called boautl-
fu' ls a mystery TO me. No matter
how fair her complexion nor how
Hn.liont her eyes / am sure that |
uT'al cease 20 see the beauty after I
knew that sho had robbed tho Red
Crosse. one Of the most sacred OF
institutions OF course, I would not
ny uny means, advocate brutal
punishment but n surely would be
am unwise thing TO let the crime go
hv unnouCed az all Cheating and
fraud are not part OF the United
states creed and n our fathers,
brothers, husbands and sweethcarts
can give their very lives 20 crush out
Uun-Ism. wc certainly have some
means of letting the world know that
we do not tolerate fraud n a beau
uful woman Is tho guilty party
A TUtSAN, BUT AN AMERICAN
FIRSr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
AEtS&FRlIlE.NDEYFOREST !.


The grapes are hanging on the vine
In purple bundles big and tine.
And yellow pumpkins on the ground
Are lying everywhere around
Upon the forest floor of brown,
Tho big ripe nuts come tuWhllua
down
And In the orchard as you pass
Ripe apples Btrcw the tunElcs grass.
Yss, autumn was here and sweet
scented summer was gone from the
Pleasant Meadow. And an tho little
folk were busy getting their winter
homes I'm readiness FOR the long cold
months
Mrs Bunny was putting ub crab
apple jolly and preserved peaches
and MI Bunny was storing carrots
and cahhagos away In the cellar OF
his utle house In tho ola Hricr
Patch
But isn't n strange II always hap
pens that when you are busy some
body calls and then you have TO stop
and alk7 Well, just as Mrs Bunny
took OF the stove a steaminE dish
of peaches and set IN on thr window
slll to cool, old Mother Magpio flew
up.
BUSY sec" she said. and then
she llftcd the ccvor 20 look az tho
peaches. and after that she shifted
at them.
you must put In more sugar. my
dear Mrs Funny said the NEEDLE
some old magplc. and hcn she undid
her hounct and sat down IN the rock
Ing chair
"Oh dear me" thought Mrs Bun
ny to herself Now ! suppose She
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
Little BeHny'S Notebooks

wasont allowed 10 go out last
uIto ON account OF not having bin
extnr good, and 1 wiz setting Bon the
setting room watching pop adding
up numbers at hs desk. and Ai ut O.
suddin I cuwffrd away down boo Wy
throat Ike o pcrsln starting Co clwft
and ony getting half way
And ] did 10 about more times,
and pop kopp ON adding up numbers
with h.s fDrrhed all rinkelod gs II
he wuaout having "a very good time
dolus it. and 1 dld II about moro
times. gni pop looked up and un-
rinlsltu hts formed it rinkcled- 70
oEcn saying For the love Of Pete
and his brother Mike. N you're going
to cuwff cawft
aint going 60 cawtf pop. scd.
Wen thou wy AN the rchearstl7
sod pop And he started 20 add up
numbers aEru, ana after vile I
made about 3 more little noises in
my throat ami pritty soon / made
about o more. ana prltty soon /
made about more.
This is more than flesh and blood
can stand. Hed pop, YOU either clwff
and relieve the sispcnts or cIts clccr
cut til bed time
Hut YOU Sod / coodcnt go out. pop.
] scd
You can toll great man boy the
ease with witch ho changes his mind.
Eod pop Mreu.ng ] Good 30 out
witch did and puds SimkIns and
Leroy Shoostor was setting on puI-
SEES front steps. and l sat there with
them aud ruls took a little peccc ot
chewing tobacco out Of his pocket
not big cuuff for ono chew on and
hroak II unto 3 pceccs and We an
Chowcd on o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
sANE pELIyEnY METHODS

Tho zone system for retail delivery,
much talked Of by reformers In
many cities. Is really 10 be put In op-
GRAFTON by milk dealers IN San Fran
cisco. The plan wss worked out by
milk distribution commission
working under the local federal food
commissioner. II IL Intended 20
avoid duplication OF delivery servico
and to effect Humeroua economies
Each delivery wagon will hereafter
serve only one zone or district No
other wagon will be allowed In that
district. and long hAuls will be elm
mated. In territory now divided
among Is different dealers. not more
than two will be allowed to operate
Milk In San Francisco. according
20 the news reports, now sells for ~
cents quart, which is less than the
price in a good many other cities.
The zone system and other econo-
miles TO hs tried out are expected
10 keep this price from soaring and
at the same time allow producers a
slightly larger return, needed a
make up for Increased ccst OF pro-
duction.
High prices and difficult labor
conditions may yet drive US to do
things that wise people have long
been urging US to do for individual
and community welfare
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
In hlcago.
CHAPTER tIa


CHAPTER ca
what welcome we received ?
Both Mr. and Mrs. Habcock met uy
Ht ,hc train, although II arrived at a
very carly hour
YOU have grown hnndsomer than
clor.' MI Babcock said. As lac kissed
me.aaftcr asking Georges permis-
HuH Hasn't she mother 7' he turn
,4 t0 his wife.
"NOs. think che has" she-Arc-
turned. her head on one side as she
inspected mo, hor eyes twlnkllnE.
"It must be the babies
"It .s" ! replied, then launched
into description OF them.
George had been cross with me
fYr grrr'ur over them, and ] laugh
Ht'} told hUr s1.
~ know dear" she said, laying
Nrr hand over mine. but you have
such wonderful holp, and you really
must learn Go leave them occasion
ally. both fur your own and your
husbands sake lt isn't fair Co
either FOR You 90 give up everything
Coz them
] was glad George was beside Mr
iaheoCk. who was driving the car,
so D., couldn't hear Us
"Uut ! usypr have Irft them and
ava a1 afraid they VIII got sick or
chat something VIII happen"
"iour husband loves thom7' she
gsko1. making mo look az her In
aston shmoUt The question was so
unexpected q"
"Ot courqs' he almost worships
'new 8Ii three
"Thou try to forget 10 worry. and
let him enjoy hls trip as much as
lH possible when business is his rea-
son FOR coming. Believe mo we
women owotmcs make a mistake
when We neglect our husbands for
. our children no matter how much
/ We love them
a The Same Story
Everyone tells mo the same
story I laughed just as We reached
f the house
"It is true" she answered soberly
We had most delightful time
/ They entertained fOr ua, giving o.
dinner and musicale. and Mrs Hnb-
/ cock also gave a luncheon She
asked Julia Collins. as I persisted In
p calling hor and We really had a
| good time talking things over to-
/ rother irNoy'r would have believed
. wc GOULD he so comfortable together
She toli me ~ hcr now home. and
J Alrs Bahcocly and / accepted an i'm
y.tatl0u for tea tho. following after
noon llor husband was on the
. c1lst p business trip she explained
| Iut she told me She was Ideally
/ happy
81 suppose ~ sounds foolish 90
I. you, hut think no one ever was
any happier than Tom and J."
That Is because you do not curb
. hr freeiowYnr require him 20 lose
his Individuality" Mrs Babcock re-
turned / at once thought Of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
ll1Ah lS THE BIRTHDAY OI
Christine Nilsson
August 20, 1913.
Is m YOUUs'

NfFa'-' -'H f'a"'
Jenny IihI Adellna Tatu and
Dhf.tt.uc Nilsson are the three su-
urcmc singers of mo last century
Lind and Nilsson were both from
sweden.
christine Nilsson had few ndvant-
ulHs of education as H child. Her
father was % poor working man. but
.u SOME way tbe young Elrl learned
fIr violin ana used to play and sing
900 popular gatherings And one day
wen snr was TO- H wealthy man
with considerable musical taste
heard her and recognized something
of her wonderful g.f
Ilo provided n,r family with the
means ~ sending her tp e. school for
rrNpu. Instruction In singing, and
she studied 500 hard that when only
~ She appeared ou the concert stage
in Stockholm and upsala. She went
tu Paris f1r four years more OF hard
study and made her debut as "Nlo-
Iettt' nt me Theatre Lyriuue. From
then until she was nearly 30. when
She married and partially retired,
She was the leading prlma donna.
Sho went tp London and all Eng
land thrUnrod Co hear her After
a. time u Paris shc came to Amer
Tea. which recovering from the
strain ~ tho Civil war, was becom-
lng another musical center
IIor husband dicd in 1889 and
Nilsson came again 10 America this
being hcr thlrd trip Some five
Years later she married second
time and retired finally from tho
stage She was not so and friends
claimed hor voice was fresh as
whom a yougg girl, but she Insisted
on quiet lfc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20

viii stay fur tho rest OF the ufttr-
noon and poor Mrs Bunny sighed.
fnr shr wanted Goo finish her pre-
serving. you soc And. anyway. 'ana
didn't Ike Ol1 Mother Mischief and
neither did 1uyhpdy else c
And then c"1Jr should como in but
Professor GROW to ten Mrs Bunny
ulyt her little rabbit boy had missed
word in spelling that morning. and
~ course, Mrs Bunny didn't want
ola Mother Mischief tp hear that.
for She knew tho mcddlosomo old
muEpio would tell everybody I'm the
Friendly Forest.
And n dear kind Uncli Lucky
hadn't driven up just rhcn in his
Luckmobile don't know what
would have happened But. uf
course. Just as soon us he came into
the room Old Mother Mischief said
sho had 20 he going You SOC. SHE
was afraid of Jurlo-IuCky for all
though ne was Kind. generous OLD
gentleman rabbit. he had will OF
his own and didn't like meddlcHome
people.
Now lot mo say before YOU ro"
Exclaimed the wise Professor Crow.
a magpic s q chatty bird
And often tells more than shoH
heard
m fact she talks so loud and long
YOU can't tell b. she's rlrht or
wrong
And then DIi Mother Nlrpie rot
so angry that She put ON her bonnet
and flow ruf Hf tho window without
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
Tulsa. OKLA. AUG Y. 1915.

Tulsa, Okla, Aug Il, 1918 .
! Editor Tulsa World:
Dear Sir: I ,h,nk everything pos
fs.AA should De done 20 encourage
/ Red Cross work. but such fake sfo.
/ ries as that under Newkirk. OKLA
| date line should be loft out Such
fakes do harm.
II is stnted that a Mrs slosson has
knitted $50 pairs n socks, seven
sweaters four muFflcrs and four
pairs NJ wr.stlcts since the first OF
this year.
OF wr,silc,s since tho first OF this
Year
This Us physical impossibmty.
There are 22S day8 from January
% August o inclusive. less 80 sun
days which leaves 1876 work days.
10 requires a swift knitter 10 knit a
sweater Boo one day. She claims 20
have knitted seven. II would require
four days more 10 knit four muf-
fiers and four pairs Of wristlets Al
lowing her ten days 20 paint the
&l15 worth OF china, she would have
loft li5 days 90 knit the $50 pairs OF
socks. IL takes q good knitter 10
knit ore pair Of socks each day n
she did nothing else she could knit
two pairs Tor n short time. Anyofast
knltter Will ton YOU that they can't
hold up 20 knit at top speed for more
than TWO or three days
There have been many wonderful
records made IN work for our sol
diew The truth In good enough.
Such fake stories should not be al
lowed iu public print.
Yours truly.
IfTfr1VEfN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
Oklahoma Outbursts

There is ono branch of the gov
crumoHt that ", Dau BtIai up Tor
every time the band plays 'Ihc star
SpnugIcd Hammer and that A the
postal department DO takes almost
"a week Humoum'H 90 Rvt WA.l hc-
iwuru points NOT moro tugu a hun
drDd miles apart and especially iH
mis- true ~ newspapers. n n hap
prurl" iu one paper the trouble
might ho laId t0 the mailing do
puItu,pt OF that newspaper offlrc,
rut i' happens 600 ul papers aliFo
The trouble might arise OccaHIpuaIl}
Boo oue poet Office. but when you
como tu consider that the Same fruu.
Die houIH newspapers lu different
towns UuH Is narrowed down tO the
railway postal service Every post
ofnco and ey@y newspaper offD"
would not make The uiur error du}
uaNrr dny 10 iH n WHud,r ,U1' amy
daily paper has "a suhsrr.hor outside
uf me town lu Which IN .H lHu. 1Fd
whore delivery a made hy CARRIER
The girl ou South Main wants 90
know ,f equal H.f'.tlr W. guar.
untce tU women fIr Sum. salary
mon receive fuf H..ur n. Hfur work
and u.. uNr. .ns better
Jim Davenport. who r rrrfrruy
awNf. .... .' 'a.I.a." u'I-
| u..". I.Ir moved IH Tulsa. g put-
lunuy u.r.'l. OF IH.' county
.t NJ u.mu.rla who d.d not
umN IH.. I.Hur.sou was me
Iu... .uH OF timber for governor
before ,.r rrIuHu. have b. not
.Ht.l.I fU.Ir uUIuIHu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
Letters From the People

the appeaTanSe OF the person. be II
male or female. Am / not right, Mr..
Editor And / want to saw right
mere that I'm not Huffragetts
Earnest workers In this comm unity
are very much hurt over this vucs-
i0n. There is not room for aouot
as TO what should be done, We must
have protection.
r. G.. WORKER
Admiral Blvd