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The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-29

The Marietta Mining Co, Cor
p0ration --------- ------- zV.OU
Marietta Coca-Cola Bottling
CO., Two tables ---------- 5000
Roswell Drug Co., Cigarettes 5000
Wikle Drug Co., Smyrna, Ga,
Cigarettes and Soda Fount-- 5000
Marietta Knitting Co., Incor-
poration --- 1000
Fowler Bros. Co., Incorpora
tion --- 5000
w. Il. Busby Col. ms. Agent 1000
F. E. A. Schilling, Pistols and
Cartridges -S ----- $500
n X. Smith, Marietta, Ca,
ms. Agent -------- 1000
Anderson Bros. Co.. Incor.--- 1000
J. w. Legg, Marietta, Ga, Ins.
Il. T. Hendon, Kennesaw,
Medicine and Merchandise 5000
The Bank of Smyrna, Incor.-- 2O.O0
Bank of Powder Springs Incor. 1000
]. d. Corn, Smyrna, Ga, ms.
Agent -- 1000
Roswell Bank, Incorporation 1000
Roswell Mrg Co., Incorpora-
ton ------ -------- - 0U.UU
Is. Y. Stribling, Roswell Ga,
Ins. Agent -------- ------ 1000
Acworth Cotton Mfg, Incor.- 5000
Hodges Drug Co., Marietta,
Ca, Cigarettes and Soda
Fount - ---- 1000
Citizens Bank of Roswell
Incor. - ------- 1000
w. A. Coleman. Roswell, Pho
tographer ---------- ---- lO.OO
| Marietta Restaurant, Cigar
cites and Soda Fount ----- 5000
Norton Hardware Co., Mari
eta, Pistols, Cartridges, and
Incorp. ------- --------- $500
Ralph w. Northcutt, Mariet-
ia, Automobile Agent ---- 5000
Vaughn Drug Co., Powder
Springs, Cigarettes and Soda
Fount ---- ------ 5000
The Brumby Chair Co., In
corp. ------ ------- 1900
Holland Realty CO., Real Es-
tate Agents ---------- 1000
Sessions Loan & Trust Co. In
corporp. and Real Estate
Agents -<--- ------ 1000
H. A. Glore, Middleton, Soda
Fount -------- -------- 500
B. F. & J. c. Reed, Smyrna,
Real Estate Agents ------- 1000
The Austell Swing & Ladder
Co., Incorp. ------- ----- 1000
Connor, Camp & McCleskey
Co., Incorp. ------ --..---- 1000
McNeel Marble Co., Incorp. 5000
Austell Bank ----- --- 20.00
Benscott Mineral Springs Co.
Incorp. Austell, Ga. ------ 5000
Farmers Gin Co., Incorp. Ac-
worth, Ga, ----- ----- 1000
Bank of Acworth ------ 1000
Collins Bros. Marietta, Cigar
cites and Soda Fount ----- 5000
F. G. Marchman Picture Show
Oct, Nov, Dec, 1917 ----- 5000
Ton Jones, Austell, Ca, Real
Estate Agent ------ - 1000.
Kennesaw Drug Co., Soda
Fount ---- $4,000 500
Miss Willie Westmoreland, {
ms. Agent -------------- 1000
Penn Mitchell, Acworth, Ca,
ms. Agent ---------- ---- 1000
j. A. Baswell, Marietta, three
Pool Tables -------------150.O0
Strickland Drug Store, Ros-
well, Ca, Cigarettes and So
da Fount -------- ----- 1000
Miss Effie Dobbs, Austell, ms.
Agent -------- 80 - 1000
E. A. Russell, (Col.) Marietta
Ga, ms. Agent --------- 1000
Lemon M. Awtrey, Acworth,
ms. Agent ------- $500 1000
J. M Strickland and M. D.
Austell, Ca, Cigarettes and
Soda Fount -------- - 5000
G. T. Lyon Drug Co., Roswell,
Ga, Cigarettes and Soda
Fount ------ ------ ----- 5000
j. D. Garris, Marietta, Ca,
ms. Agent -------- ------ 1000
]. M. Jamason, Roswell, ms.
Agent -------- 1000
j. E. Murray, Marietta, Mari
eta, Photographer, ------ 1000
Grifiths Pharmacy, Marietta,
Cigarettes and Soda Fount-- 5000
w. R. Power, Marietta, Ca,
ms. Agent -------- ---- 1000
Geo. B. Nigh, Marietta, ms.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-29

correct with the exception Of posi-
BILE clerical errors. This report to
and including March 1918.
7. H. LEROY,
State of Georgia, County of Cobb.
Personally appeared before the un-
dersigned attesting officer I. H. Le-
Croy, Tax Collector of Cobb Coun-
ty, and who being duly sworn, on
oath says that the foregoing reports
of taxes collected and disbursed, are
true as certified and shown.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me, this March 18th, 1918.
J. M. GANN,
Ordinary Cobb County, Georgia.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-29

Gen. - --- Sb0.0o 4o,Joc.0o
Balance on hand includ-
ing commissions and of
flee expense -----~-$ 2,242.30
There is yet balance on 1917
taxes in hands Of Sheriff being col
lected of s12,962.78 which includes
some school taxes.
Some errors have appeared in the
tax charges for which releases have
been allowed tax payers by the Coun-
ty Commissioners, and which will be
set out in report in final settlement.
Office expense since last report:
One Docket Book ----------s21 90
Stamps ------ ---- --- o.uU
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-29

Paid County Treasurer
total for 1917 --S 9S,247rB4
Paid State Treasurer
since last re-
port on 1917
taxes $ $41, 10000
Paid State
Treasurer at
last report 1,400.0O
Paid ]. W.
Gaines, Tax
Receiver at
last report on
order Comp.
Cen. 868.56 43.968.56
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-29

State of Georgia, County of Cobb.
To the Honorable Foreman and Gen
tlemen of the Grand Jury for the
County of Cobb, March Term Su-
perior Court, 1918:
Report of T. H. LEROY, Tax Collec-
tor Said County.
| beg leave to submit the following
report of taxes collected and disburs-
ed, both general, special and school
taxes since my last report at Novem-
Der Term 1917, and also showing
since of totals collected and dis
bursed for the wear.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-03-29

Aims House Isl ,243.12
Outside Paupers S17.71
TOTAL 80 IS 2,060,S3
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-29

E. S5IvAMEN7O lE LOS UESP0J0S

"Lus!iaH'a. n2Tco lie los a.Ca1"ae$
ccharo0 d r.lue a nu'H.c m'iia: dc
kinSalc : 4 cic@,o .lJZ metres 20 .fo-
fundidaG.
Los tr"hajoS 81" CSC "vncro son
II c~specjalida& dc com?anlaS dotaras
Dc pocentes maQuInar'aS ad ho-.
Una oe cSaS c"mp."laS. 4 Ee" a
mas m@o%:a"'"' II S'''Zef que ~
nc >'' Ci'''""N F''''~'P'''> 90
ma:c% ' cue luen1a ell s." l%'o' H.
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Ia. ~.ioraros -ar,6iIn. = nlieres
Md. 10 10 an. %. maritime los rne-
| do o,,o5,r ov,raIo sn.es de que
..,.:,;o,, T., o,crro tarian crotro
arns,ar 10 s~,,,-anarto .n 81 Nadi-
,o~,,.i,eo ON Ios cuqlos los navios
H. I:fo.o,.o. ,oc;or. ;dados hac;an
.,amsno.. os+os nra.,os
astabon s;tIa6oS en NarscIia. on
PiTorte an CibraItsr y en- Malta.
En- Frorcio onnoue Sc dispon;a
| 10 modios nm noco ms rodestos, lgs
wALa:nos, dol Aavrr on muchas o.
.o.;ora, b,r rovodo - caho 0ifjci-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-29
Ell turno de la Frederick.

En- esq incesante peregrinacl0n de
estropicios s~ociales, Pauline Frederick
viene a ocupar ell tercer lugar de las
victimas. cuyo !itieio es NADIA menos
que la puerta que Sc abre para que
entire otra nueva victina, n que,
sin saberlo quiza, tai vez W 10 sea
efectivamente.
Despues de que Marjorie Rimbau,
cuyo matrimonio con Mark fue una
nota en- verdad sensational en- os
circulos artisticos dc este pals. vino
ell casamiento de Maude Leone. con
el mismo Mark. provio Givorcio, ma
turalmente; V luego. e. de Pauline
Frederick. con el mismo rramite de
antccedente. Y ahora ocupa Ia aten-
ci0n pubiica 9 divorcio de Ia Frede-
rick. para Ia celebration de Il cere-
mOnia de una nIeva muier. Emme
Gauyol, que 10 sabe TODD, Y cue no
Sc espanta de NADIA.
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ra 20
INA SosIe'', "'.'''N",'" F"'s,
%an ne .2sH" u~!''"''''e'''' :" "' -
r'oo.co n~eoEorh'Eo, E'o',S'1' e
var a caoo "l S~a!Fah!e''' &c rs ~
luez"S que Il ma sc Il" ""S"'''' ca.
er'aHooSe eS,a c"'''''!@G "e ',t"s' ~
~eJec'I"''N "'.''o"tH " 800
r~aA'e"'c DOT '"> ""IlV' ",,ar.~.
o H'.i''"oS
e"Iu!''' ~ ..,,.l.aor,r,o,-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-29
Quien es ella, y quien es Ell.

Tan pronto como Ia Acticia del dl-
vorcio pedido por Ia bel a artista Sc
hiZo del dominic pUbiico, comenzaron
a hacerse concentrates en- todas par
ties acerca del particular, discut!endo-
Sc. con calor, las causas que pudleron
motivar IN litigio semejante.
Pauline Frederick, como decimos
al rr!ncipio, es m de as primeras
artIstas del cinematografo de los Es-
tados Unidos, una de las mas discre-
tas. Y acaso una de las mas hermosas.
Ella. 10 mismo cue Ia Petrova, que
Merry Pickford. cue Margarita Clark
Y que otras. iorman, pOr decirlo asl,
4 constellation de estrel!as Que tiene
e7e nuevo campo de arte ~esctnlco que
conocemoS nor las vistas'.
Willard Marck, cl prctagonista de
este iitigio, es un escritcr americana.
de rec;cnte aparicion en- a liza. que,
tcb:do 4 SUI ori@inalidad Y Il III inge-
MO. ha degrade. en- uoco tempo, cs-
. ral&r un lugar prominente en- as le-
tras americaIas. particnlarmente por
q cuC sc rclaciona con los argumento:
! Re las p~e'iculas cincmatograficas.
Wizard Marck. es, en- una ralahra.
IN notahc escritor de argumentOs.
Que GOA de gran popularidad On los
! TstadoS Unidos, por eli inter1s. por
a a~udeYa Y la sal que derrama en-
Sus chras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-29

hasta una rrofundidad dc cient"
crh"nta metros. pero sin resu.taco
Sut:sfurtorio 3iguDo.
La ~operacj,r tie poHcr 4 f'ote III
harcU. gcrcr>'mrnj, - efnctja ,:C
&os maneraS. p2r cmervion cuardC
IL er,barcaci6n yacc sobre fondos muy
an.hos, o ror medic De c!evacj"r =;
rcpo>a en- fondos de l. = 20 metros.
En- e primer case, SC cubren rerfec-
tSmonre todos los aguicros que ten
o. en- caSco. 20 t&yaN todas las aber-
turas. desauis de habcr dealaStrado
4 barco lie TODD 81 c~argamerto, =
| on Seguida Sc vavia 81 interior de
: toda eli aqua que coatenga, cor bom-
has de mGcia ]pctercia.
Fin e Scgundo case. sc procede 4
a elevation De II cmbarcaci0n, l!c-
rando arriba dc ella pontones y an
ch2s. Cadenas pasadas por debaio
del ca~co sumcrgido son ~suietadaS
fue"tcmcntc poT medic de "gatOs', Y
cuando Ia marea suhc, el TODD es re-
mo1cado POGO I POGO a fondos mas
| elevados. hasta llevar'o. a terra fir
me.
81 por acaSo no Sc puede utiliZar
FL potente concurso de la alta marea,
Sc hunden los chalanes hasta los cos
tados del barco, Y Sc vacia el caSco
del barco dc IA cantidad de aqua cue
contuviere Dor medic de bomDas,
Gespues de ha5erlc quitado 81 earga-
meuto Y tapaGo sus aberturas.
En- ciertos casos, por ultiino. en-
que Ia operation de ponerlo q flote
as considerable como iHposih e. !o7
hnzos So ponen a Ia obra tratando de
~alcanzar las parties del' navio Ell
donde estdn ~encerrados los va'ores.
e. recuerdo de los g~alones de Ngo,
a este respecto, aun esta Dresentc en-
todas las memorials, peTo 10 que cS
POGO conocido, es el salvamenIo t"
as riQueZas que la leyenda afifmaba
estar escondidas en- esos galones, RI
QuezaS Cue brotaban eXpontaneimen
te cuando esos galones eran Ge5trul-
dos por las corrientes constantes de
Ia misma mar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-29

CHICAGO, ILL., Noviembre "a
Initil es decir que en- todos los GEN.
tros de reunion de esta gran metro
poll. Y aim en- las a tas esferas So
ciales de las mas importantes Gil
dades de los Estados Unidos, no Sc
habla acrualmente de otra coSa que
del sensational litigio matrimonial!
entail ado por Ia artista de cinema
tografo. Pauline Frederick, contra
Mr.. Willard Mark, n de los mas
prestigiados escritores contempora-
neos amsricanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-29
Prcmete ser sensational este uitimo.

La noticia cue circula de Doca en
boca actUalmentc So !!mita q dar Z
conocer d presentation de Ia deman-
da de divorcio de Pauline Frederick,
en- contra de su csposo. Nh. Willard
Mark; pero los deta'les del proceSo sc
desconocen todavia.
Sin embargo, seg@H Sc dice, Willard
Mark pe;.ir:i Ia nulidad dc acto re-
clamado. en- atenci6H q ~ Pauline
Frederick vivc en- una case de la pro-
n:edad de Marx, y de cue, sin con-
santimiento de e. vendi0 Otra. lujo-
sa ' bien piesta. en- "a ciudad de
Nueva York. por "a suma de trcinta
mil pesos.
Esas son. nj ms nj menos, las
vcrsiones que S~a-h2ccn propa ar en-
,toGaS rartes. V actu@!mente Ia ciu-
al de Chicago eStd hajo n .mpre-
i6n de In raticia. Y cSDera. con an
! .ieGad. 81 curse dc To- debates. pa
n satisfaccr SUI irten>a cErioeidad -.
Fl. CORPESPONSAL.
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Mark. esta experto IN estos asuntos.


Ain cuanHo de Pauline FREDERICK
no - Sabe 81 esta o no nIuy acostum-
brata = cstos las matrimoniales, Y
'~amiliar,zada. como quien dice. con
e. te;c-aneic de as CcrteS. de los jue-
90. : lie los iurados. lie willard Mark
sc ,:cnc cl conocimiento de qde es
/ Gomnrc va muy ducho N esta ciaSe
d" successes. aranzado en- cont!lctos &c
.oGyuges Y Va eXperto en- ei arte dc
d haccrso : d~eShaccr$c dc osHoS"S, o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-29
Tres mujeres Ell "trianguio'.
Marjorie Rambau, Maude Leol

NaFlOfle karlUdU, NIauU L0VIe'
Pauline Frederick, y.....
Y so o dos sa6e quien mas. To-
das elias. victimas del amor, victi-
mas del engano, de~fraudadas en- sus
mas bellos suenos de fel;cidad conyu-
gal! Tres aimas dolienEes que actua!
mente Sc quejan de as travesuras de
Capido, Y del POGO olfato que las hi
20 caer en- una red habilmente tell
da por los espiritus diab6iicos, en-
ire los que sue!e andar s:empre, muy
bien ~aparejado, csc dos menudito, de
piernas gordas V de aas sutlles, para
rabia V berrinche de Ia humanidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-29

rn5.anren,c acepte el legitimo jarabe de hi
rus de- California y tijeSe en- n pal.bca Ca
hfornia que aparece en- e. paquete y enton-
ces tendra I'd. n Scguridad de que sus ninoS
habran tornado el meior J mas InofcnSivo
laxante para los ninoS y el cual oor3 acni-
rabIrmente sobr. 81 81 higado Y les
intestnos. Los nihos adoran este jaraoe por
su SAILOR I fruta. Cada paquete contiene d.
rreioacs completes sob-e Ia ranera de usar-
ln. Deselcs I'd. SIN tenor alguno. tAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-29
SENSATIONAL LILO MATRIMONIAL EN- FL QUE
SEHALLA ENVUELT'A LA BELLA ARTlSTA
DE- cine PAULINE FREDERICK

Y su popularidai, no han bas-
tado para justificar sus !iviandades Y
SIS disipaciones sucesivas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-29

: SO Camisas de franela. para
k.-Senor. clase extra Y buenos
dolores Y tamanoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-29

Or. Cachuchas, para jovenes,
AO que valca de SOC Z 75c. ca
dl una.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-29

i Tc. UnoS t:rantgs. para senior,
l. 4 muy fucrteS Y duraderos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-29

SHc. Ia yarda de percales de
~ varios dibuioS Y de creto-
IN azul. para camisas de trabajO,
Case muy fuertc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-29

Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-29

orr Por I'm parta!on De traba-
% 10. para homb"e. en var.os
tamaaos V muy fGcrteS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-29

50 80 Sobretodos para caba!!e-
AZ ros. hcchura irreprocha-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29

, Uncle Wiggily's pink nose twinkled
so hard that he didn't know what to
do, and before he knew he put his
paw in his pocket and pulled out the
two new tooth brushes. And then a
funny thing happened, No sooner had
the Pipsisewah seen the tooth brushes
than he cried:
"Oh, dear! Oh, woe Is me- You must
be n dentist. Oh, ! can't bear to have
my teeth cleaned! Oh, I'll be good! I
won'tNhurt any Of you If only you don't
tickle my teeth with the brushes
And away he ran, not hurting any
one, and Uncle Wiggily was very glad
he had bought the tooth brushes,
though. of course, he never intended
them for the Pipsisewah.
And Sammie, the rabbit, suddenly
said:
wait n little, Jackie and Peetie. III
be back IN 4 minute
where are you GOING asked the
puppy dogs.
Home to clean my teeth, answered
Sammie, And when he came back with
them shining bright, he went on play
ing, So this teaches usN that no one
should ever be a Pipsisewah. And II
the hroomstick doesn't take the fire
less cooker out to a moving picture
show and freeze 1t fast to the gas
stove, I'll tell you mex about Uncle
Wlggtly and the falling leaves,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29
ACCUSED OF ARSON;
HELD TO GRAND JURY

GREENWOOD, Miss, Oct, 30, CSpl.)
The trial of T, E. Worrels, charged
with arson in connection with the big
$500, 900 fire which occurred recently at
the Greenwood Compress and Storage
company. was concluded before Judges
Evans and Hicks and the defendant
was bound over under a $3.50 bond to
await action of the grand jury. The
trial of Worrels extended through two
DAYS. He has been unable to give
bond and was returned to the county
jail.
Twenty-one witnesses were sum-
moned in the case. The most important
testimony came from j.. ]. Treadway,
a night Waterman. and Grant Jackson,
negro Waterman at the compress. Jack
son testified that he saw Worrels en-
ter the compress shortly before the
blaze broke out which destroyed $500
bales of cotton. Mrs. Worrels, wife Of
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29
EG9VNCWM GGILY 5
STORY
UNCLE WIGGTLY AND BILLIE'S PARTY.

What's the matter. Billie" asked
the bunny.
"Oh. want a party and | cant have
II answered the squirrel boy. Il
don't see what harm having a little bit
Of sugar n cake and ice cream would
be-"
Uncle Wiggily didn't say anything
for a minute. Then he softly asked:
If ten thousand little squirrel boys.
each had a party, and at each party ten
little boy animals and ten little Civ
animals each ate a piece Of cake and a
dish of ice cream, how much would
that be, Billie?"
Il was a pretty hard example. but
Billie did It, by counting on his paws.
ut would be 200, OO0,' he said.
And 200, 900 pieces Of cake and 200,-
900 dishes Of Ice cream would use up
enough sugar to help a whole army Of
our fighting soldiers. said Uncle Wig
gily. Now, Billie, I'll give you a sur
prise. You come to my hollow stump
bungalow this afternoon and see what
happens
And may I bring my brother John
ME, and some Of the animal boys and
girls, Uncle Wiggily?"
Yes, bring as many as YOU wish, -
answered the bunny.
Murray" chartered Billie. Then he
scrambled off through the woods. and
Uncle Wigglly hurried back to his hOl-
low stump bungalow. He and Nurse
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy spent several busy
hours, and at last, through the woods.
came troOping Billie and Johnnie
Bushytail, and a lot Of rabbits, puppy
dogs, cats, chickens, monkeys, guinea
pigs, Eoats-all friends OF Bibles.
"Now for the party" said Uncle Wig
gilY.
ooh, are we really going to-. have
one?" asked the squirrel boy.
Yes" answered the bunny. But no
candy. ice cream OF cake, See, I have
a lot Of hickory nuts. walnuts and but
ternuts for You. Eat as many as you
like and save the shells to make char
coal for gas masks for our soldiers.
And here are some carrots and turnins,
You can roast them or boil them, and
also roast the nuts or toast them, Have
all tho fun you wish, and you won't
waste a bit Of sugar that the soldiers
need"
"Hurray," cried all the animal boys
and girls. "This Is a fine party, Billie"
And so 1t was. The animal bows and
girls cracked the nuts and ate the car
rots and turnlps and had a fine time.
SO this shows YOU that you don't al
ways need candy and ice cream at :
party, And II the baby carriage wheels
don't run off by themselves to play tag
with the roller skates, I'll tell YOU next
about Uncle Wiggily and the tooth
brush.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29
Daily Recipes
Use of Ounces.

After washing and wiping ounces
carefully, peel and slice into rather
thick slices. Cook until tender, drain
'uice from these and reserve for jelly,
Prepare n syrup of water and sugar
ta7 sweet an you likel, to this add the
ounce slices TO reheat. When boiling
put into cans and seal. AS ounces
are SO strong In flavor, they are still
very good after the juice has been
drained from them for jell. tHandle
carefully so slices remain whole,)
For the iell cook apples, ounce peel
ings and cranherries together, When
cooked tender drain, add ounce juice,
add equal proportions Of sugar TO juice.
Use this proportion; One-half peck
ounces, one-half peck tart apples, three
pints cranberries,
After extracting Juice from ounce
partngs, apples and cranberries, rub
! pulp through Il fine sieve or %strainer,
| 10 pulp add cooked and strained grape
pulp and juice. add sugar to sweeten
| wen and cook same AZ any other Jam,
, Grapes can be used In proportion To
taste, a few pounds give a fine flavor.
Result of these combinations;
canned ounces.
A fine lot Of pretty and tasty jell.
A generous supply of good jam,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29
FIND "FLU" SPREAD SAME
AS IN OTHER EPlDEMlCS

LONDON. Oct. 29.-Bacterial investi-
CATION shows that the present outbreak
of influenza does not differ from other
epidemics of the same malady. the high
er mortality rate being due to seconda-
ry infection. according to a statement
made by William Hayes Fisher in the
house OF commons He added that he
saw no reason to believe that the spread
of the disease was due to the malnutri-
ticn of the people generally.
While the rise in the rate of deaths
Is considerable, he said, it is not as
great here as that experienced at w
emma, Paris and other places.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29
SOUGHT HEALTH
IN Is STATES
Mr.. ChiIderS Suffered With
Catarrh for Many Years.
lUNG-VITA BENEFITS
Has Done More Good Than All
His Travelling, He Says.
LUNG-VITA BENEFITS

II am glad to say that Lung Vita
Is one Of the bost medicines that |
have ever taken for Catarrh OF the
head" says Mr.. II. ]. Childers, former
~ of 242 North Third street, Mem
nhis, Tenn, but now working at the
great government powder plant at
Nashville, Tenn. His address today Is
Jacksonville. Tenn, the postoffice at
the plant
Il have suffered TO a greater or
lesser extent with cstarrh for the past
twenty five years, and l have Travelled
over twenty-five states trying to gain
my health, | find that in Just tho
short time | have taken II, LunR-Nita
has done me more good than all my
travelling.
Lung-Nlta is % medicine that receives
almost universal praise, In cases OF
coughs. colds, asthma, whoopinE cough
and bronchial troubles, II gives quick
relief, And it's economical--n small
bottle lasts a long time. Your drug,
gist or dealer should handle ii. but
should he not nave II in stock. write
Nashville Medicine Co, Nashville
Tenn, for free booklet. ad,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-29
THE RESULTS
ARE ALWAYS GOOD
Children and GrOWn-U Alike
Are Benefited by Old, Re-
liable Black Draught.

Rockymonnt, Va.-Mrs. Sallie E.
Chitwood. wife Of w. T. Chitwood, of
this place, writes a letter which should
be Of general interest. 1t reads:
"I am very glad to make a state
ment in regard to my experiences with
Thedford's Black Draught.
! have used Black Draught for some
time as q liver and stomach medicine
and find It splendid.
I also use Black Draught for my
children in cases Of colds or any of the
many disorders where n laxative is
needed, II has always given satisfac-
ton.
/ make II In Il tea, aud it is easy to
take and the results are good"
Children and grown-up folks suffer
plenty Of pain and misery from liver
and stomach troubles. What Black
praught has lone for Mrs, Chitwood
and her family, an relieving these trou-
hlcs, 1t will, no doubt, also do for you
and yours.
Try Black Draught for cole, teething
troubles. sour stomach, indigestion, bill
Iousness, headache, constipation, fever
ishncss, colds. It has been in success
full and popular use, as a remedy for
these and similar troubles, for over 4
years.
Try Black. Draught,
Recommended for young and old.
For sale everywhere. ad,