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The Dermott news., 1918-07-18

Presiding Elder w. G.. Davidson is
expected here next Sunday to conduct
the third quarterly conference of the
Methodist church. 1t has been an
nounced that he will preach at the
union services at the Presbyterian
church on Sunday night.
OLD HOUSES WANTED will buy
old dwellings, churches. or barns to be
torn down. or other old lumber If sonsd.
and suitable to use in erecting farm
cabins. w. c. Ross,
Office in Dermott Bank
p. S. Matthews of the kessler- Mat
thews Auto Co. was in Little Rock and
Forrest City this week on business per-
tanning to the Fordson tractor, for
which they have been appointed dis
tributors in Chicot and Ashley counties.
They expect to have some of the trac-
tors here in few days.
| C. Warfield of Readland. president of
the Southeast Arkansas Levee Board.
was business visitor here Tuesday.
Yesterday ne and MIR. Trotter. who is
a member of the Board. accompanied
| by Representative elect H. Parnell.
left for Warner, whence they will make
a complete tour of inspection of the
levees in the district.
OF special interest to US were the
copies received at our office Tuesday of
1.-The Stars and Stripes which is the
official newspaper of the American Ex-
peditionary Forces. and a copy of the
"Plane News the Air Service paper
of the A. F.. F.. both of which were
published in France. The former was
dated June 2lst and the latter June
22nd They were sent US by Clay E..
Smith. formerly of Little Rock, but
now Lieutenant in the Aviation Ser
vice lover there.
1.-The Whip. which is to be shown
here at the Allied Theatre on July 18th,
is one of the big productions that is
creating sensation among moving pic
ture audiences. 1t was produced at a
cost of more than $500. 900, and re-
quired over eight months of work by
genius and staff of assistant direc-
tors with an all star cast of motion pic
ture artists. 1t is said to be the big
gest thing ever attempted in motion
pictures up to the present time and
comes pretty close to attaining the
limits of the film camera. The plot is
one of intense interest, with a thousand
thrills and melo- dramatic sensations.
1t will be shown here one day only
July 29th. Admission 25c and SOC.
Use Swift's sliced bacon in pound
boxes. Belser. Dishongh 4 Co.
Your attention is called to the adver-
tisement of the two big new serials
which are to begin at The Allied on
Tuesday. July 23rd-''The Woman in
the Webb, story of the German spy
system, and The Fight for Millions.
Both productions are new, high class
pictures. and are everywhere attract
ing a large attendance.
666 cures Chills and Fever.
The Dermott news., 1918-07-18

The Kessler- Matthews Auto Co. are
opening up Ford service station at
Portland. and will be ready for business
in few days.
For Furnished room, either
for man, or man and wife. Apply to
Mrs G. c. Ransopher. 429 N. Freeman
St.. or phone No. "a.
w. T. Alexander returned Saturday
night from San Antonio. having failed
to pass the physical requirements for
Army Y. M. c. A. work.
Rev Lee Starnes of the Christian
Church of Bluff City. Ark. will hold
services at 7:30 o'clock next Sunday at
the West Dermott Annex.
Rev. K. NJ. Holland and Rev. F. C..
Sims are spending Thursday and Friday
of this week at Camp Pike in connec-
tion with Army Y. NJ. c. A. work.
Mrs. J. w. Robertson, who has been
here visiting her mother. Mrs. Pauline
Duerson. left Sunday for FL Dorado to
visit her sister. Mrs. NJ. E. Beauchamp.
Do you know Sanol Chill Tonic knocks
the Chils and all Malaria Fevers Get
35 cent Trial Bottle at Bordeaux Drug
Store.
j. J. McCloy, <. b. Mccullough and
G. w. Lambert of Monticello were
here Tuesday to attend a meeting of
the directors of the Exchange Bank &
Trust Co.
The Suburban Store. E. Schnelz.
proprietor. handles chickens, eggs.
butter and fancy groceries of all kinds.
Delivery to any part of the city at all
times. Your patronage appreciated.
The Eudora Herald last week sus-
pended publication and the editor, j.
NJ. Scanland. left for Louisiana. whence
he expects later to go to California.
The newspaper plant was shipped out
of the state.
Rev. William A. Role has been asked
by the Y. NJ. c. A. at Camp Pike to
preach for week in an evangelistie
campaign commencing July 26th and
continuing through August 4th, and he
has consented to do so.
p, l.. S. McFadden, who has the con.
tract for clearing part of the right of.
way for the Arkansas Louisiana high
way. says he will have two crews work,
ing out of Dermott next week. one te
the north and one to the south.
Henry Bordeaux expects to leave
today for Colorado Springs and Salt
Lake City for a much needed rest
Mrs. Bordeaux will accompany him.
During his absence his brother, Vance
Bordeaux. will be in charge of his drug
store.
The Dermott Auto Co. has rented
that part of the Dermott Bank build
ing now occupied by the Sanito Ice
Cream 4 Bottling Works, and expect,
to move their garage there as soon al
Mr.. Gillham can find another location
for his factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Kimpel and Mrs. B.
Ford, and Mr.. and Mrs. Z. p. Remley
and Louis Hardin expect to leave today
in the kimpel Oldsmobile and the Rem.
ley Hudson Super-sx for six weeks
trip to Colorado Springs. and Other
western points.
Arkansas hes been called on for an
other 1000 white men to be inductet
into military service during the fiv.
day period beginning August 9Th. oi
that number ten are to go from Chico
county. They are to be sent to CamI
Shelby Miss.
The Dermott news., 1918-07-18
More Dermott Boys in
France.
France.

Last Monday Pope Blythe received
word from his brother Sidney. and w.
M. Matthews received word from his
son Cecil. both of whom are in the
Avip ion department of the Army, that
they had arrived safely in France.
The Dermott news., 1918-07-18
and Personal
Bilious Fever.

Bilious Fever.
Il den of Walnut Lake was a
gisitor Sunday.
sSchnelz spent couple of
week in Little Rock.
Eagle feather your nest.
Eagle Furniture Co.
4. Isom of Dumas was busi-
stor here the first of the week.
Harden came home Sunday on
of absence from Camp Beaure-
Friday is dipping day in Der
Ali cattle over two months old
dipped.
Annie Daniels spent Sunday at
'eauregarff with her son. Capt.
Daniels
md Mrs. K. F. Clarke have been
Z the past ten days with his
near Monticello.
Yill find Brookgeld creamery
1acoS on ice ! all tunes at
ongh & Co.'S.
i May of Lalie Providence
est here at ne nome OF he'
l.. M. Belsdr'
.. Barlow ana ia'n''y re-
=" night from a ten DAYS
a s.on SnrIngs Ky.
woo,folk spent the first
.t With ber BON. Capt. Lee
!. at Camp BE Aureearu'
~, Electric ! |ew'hs MACHINES
trial.
Eag e FURNITURE 70
atm. Ka nnedy left Satur-
nburg To spend couple of
! h.r ann,l Mrs. u. j. Cone.
ov.r,land touring car in
na;,ion Apply to
f. G.. Hammock.
everyf1h 1hing you need In
A o,r n nlrices are right.
agile Furniture Co.
spent Monday in
he went to attend a
automobile distribu-
ygold came home Sat
a Little Rock where
- a hospital for couple
e Backacke the liver or
20 be out of gear. Try
wonders for the liver.
bladder. A trial soc bot.
ce you. Get it at Bor-
ore.
The Dermott news., 1918-07-18

A program from the Missionary Voice
will be given at the Methodist Church
next Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Subject. The Christians Law.
Leader, Mrs. Gaddy.
The Dermott news., 1918-07-18

Regular Sunday School. B. Y. P. u.
and preaching services at the Baptist
Church next Sunday. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to everyone to attend
Pastor.
The Dermott news., 1918-07-18

For Sale Three Good
In new business dictrict zach
5oxl4o alp All
Ase lots ocA D --
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-22
Here and There
in the Legislature

Tho great problem: What Is to be
| done with the some thousands OF gall
! lois OF liquor. much wanted by the
thirsty, not acceptable to the Federal
government and held by much
haraSsed and puzzled Commonwealth ,
Locked in courthouscs and city halls
! o, Virginia ia a tremendous quantity
Of whisky. wine, beer and other ardent
spirits seized since the SHRINE of King
Booze was moved without the confines
OF thu State.
Month after month, despite heavy
penalties and dire threats OF serious
punishment. pilgrims have wandered
over into Washington or Raltimorc
In the vain hope Of circumventins Rev.
Sidney Peters and his underlines, who
always on the job. grab suit case or
trunk without fear or favor. Month
after month. tho treasure has grown
now nobody knows what to do with
1t. The hope that the Federal govern
ment might take II for use in the
army was dissipated yesterday when
the Governor was advised that the
stuff was probably unfit for use even
In making smokeless powder and TINT
II could not be used
VI course there arc lots Of fellows
about the different places OF storage
who could suggest very ready, and
TO them, acceptable method OF dis
posal. The State. however. sees no
alternative but to dump the fluid into
the sewer.
Just as soon as the bill designed
70 create the Virginia board Of mo-
ton picture censors hobs up again a
strong fight Is in store for 1t. There
arc many members of the Ier,sIature
who VIII onposc It " for no other re-,
son than that 1t will necessitate the
creation of more State offices and en-
taii further drain upon State finances.
Some say they are opposed to the
Great ton OF any new offices at all, ex-
pressing the belief that they only pro-
vide berths for professional office.
seekers. Then. too. others say nll tho
pictures shown in Virginia have al
| ready passed through the hands of
either national cehsors or censors of
ether States. Therefore. they cannot
ing exhibitors to pay additional fees
mere. Passage of the bill would give
jobs TO three men at about $4,000 each
year. The Committee on General
| Laws has deferred action on It to nm
! ndc3nita date
Delegate Carrington's bill to punish
automobile thieves and borrowers" by
! inserting automobiles in the statute
governing punishment for horse steal
ing and other grand larceny ofrenses
probably will not be reported from
W., ~. Ce,1mittee on Courts. of Justice.
II fs held that the proposed amendme nj
goes no further than the law AS it
| now exists. Theft of an automobile.
| unless the machine was exceedingly
dccrcpit indeed. would hardly come
under the classification of petit lar
/ ccny. Therefore. the committeeman
! contend the amendment is unnecessary
| and Mr.. Darlington agrees. However
/ he is still working to create eome law
I under which those who "trespa So
! UPON q fellows fiivver to the extern;
That II is seriously damaged will he
| punished.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-22

She continued: "I have had rheu.
matism since was four years old
and it is new experience for me to
have the full use OF my joints and
be free Of pain. have been SC
helpless that I had to be wheeled in
a small carriage. almost every joint
In my body has been afflicted, my
feet. ankles. knees, hands, arms and
shoulders. I was unable to walk on
account OF the pain in my feet and
knees. Helpless and in continued
pain, dreading the night. when !
would have to be lifted bodily from
the chair to the bed. and dreadine
the days, when I would have to be
moved back to the chair, was un.
able to cut my food or feed myself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-22

and my arms were bent at the elbows.
unable to get them away from nv
BODY. My fingers were drawn tnts
the palms OF my hands.
tried many different treatunenfa
put they failed to help me. FinaIiy
Irlends OF mine became Interested
ana told me they would supply Var.
ne-sis II would take It. had littia
commence that it would helm me-
put decided to give 1t trial anyway.
l am glad did. for to-day am
entirely FREQ from rheumatism Of
the Joints-haven't an ache or a main
1T seems like a dream, but / must
give Var-ne-sis, that wonderful medi,
cine, all the credit. wish othhr
sufferers would gain by my expert
ence-use my recipe, take Var.ne-sis.
ana DO not let up until we'll"
Lizzie s. Watts. we'll known IN
Lynn. and employed at Lynn Post-
ONCE who would be pleased ia an.
sWer any inquiry, has been greatly
Interested in Miss Horizons condi.
ton. She said:
Miss Horton was prouounces a.
durable by several OF our hest INV.
sicians. Her hands were misshanen
her lower limbs almost useless. wbiIs
each moment OF her life was one of
suffering. have seen her recently.
and what change!
Shapely hands, lower limbs IN
perfect condition and healthy flusf,
on her cheeks. A we'll, merry
hearted. happy SRI. All this change
from taking Var-ne-sis." %,
Var-ne-sis has been wonderfully
successful In the treatment of rhe,i.
matte arthrttis or chronic rheuma-i
tism or the joints. 1t tends 10 helm
tne stomach and cannot harm the
heart. send to W. A. varney, Lynn;
Mass Tor the Rust Of Human
Hinges" It's free.
- Get Var-ne-sts, Now, to-day, at
lragie Drug Company and all reli-i
able ruggists.--Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-22
STATE PURCHASING
AGENT Is WANTED

CONTINUED From First Page)
tention on the part OF the patron. He
said that he expected opposition from
the idle rich, but was astonished that
II should develop from organized Ia
Dor. His claim was that 1t was an
emergency measure in time when the
man who ate bread should do 80 by the
sweat OF his brow.
lockwood AS STATE FLOWER
is APPROVED by SENATE
Senate bills IL and 6S and Senate
Joint resolution 3 were passed by tho
Senate yesterday. Bill 6S provides for
the payment of contingent ami incl
dental expenses Of tho General Assem-
bly, and apprcpriates money for tho
same. Senate bill IL authorized and
empowered the Board of Supervisors
OF Culpeper County to pay off certain
bonds issued for matchmaking roade
in the county out of the sinking fund.
Joint resolution declares the Ameri-
can dogwood blossom to be the State
floral emblem. II passed by the HOUSE.
they VIII become laws when signed
by the Speaker. President of the SEN
ate and the Governor.
Among tho bills engrossed for their
third reading and thus rendered un-
amendable, is bill 3. which provides for
the popular election Of the members
of the State Corporation Commission.
The bill will be voted on to-day.
Senate bill IS, providing charter
and special form Of government for
the city OF Norfolk, was reported by
the Joint Committee on Special, Pri-
vate and Local Legislation without
amendment. Senator Mathews said the
bill would be put on it, passage this
week. and, no doubt, would pass.
NEW CODE IS OFFERED
BY SENATOR WALKER
Senator Harding Walker, OF North
cumberland County, introduced the new
Code rs a Senate bill yesterday. 1t
was referred to the Committee on
Courts OF Justice. That Same com
mittee reported, with amendments, the
bill to enlarge the powers OF married
women In respect to dover rights, al
lowing her to release to her husband
any interests she may have In real
estate.
The Committee on Local Legislation
reported favorabIy on the bill by Sen
ator Andrews to amend the charter OF
Roanoke city relating to the issuance
or certificates OF indebtedness and
bonds and validating bonds issued un-
der proceedings heretofore had. and
also on House bill No. l. authorizing
the Supervisors of Augusta County to
issue time warrants to carry the pres
ent floating debt OF the country, levy
tax to pay tho interest on said debt
and establish sinking fund 10 pay
Off the entire debt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-22
SENATE BILLS

by Mr. Waiker.scn3tc bill No. 50. to re-
wise. arranse and consolidate into q code
Referred to the Committee for Courts Of
ny Mr. Ma.hew.-s.na,. bill No. 90. to
sn Ss04 Tor tea ou fs;A Of 10
~ Me:;srs Cunt, aud 'rhornton-sen.te
BAN 80 Gsks nf sn s.ust sSS
euri,y companica 10 be Intangible personal
-. Mr. Thotn,ppn@sens,. bin No. 80. to
sued. and The election held on DcctmS be Il Il.
sis COUNT the Of
COMMITTEES on Special. Private and Local
1 ,ss sySsec ~ and Of section
s Ne .s.,ss
e to ch sse Joint Of .ns Sy Of StSk
By Mr any Matss S .ss,sis''S Bin No. o, to
Is JONI cS1m!,t.. spcss. F N'sfSea an 10
.,By, Mr. Mathews-senate bill No. %, su.
$50 nS.S!sns. 'e sna '' ies, In than sI
tho of e.%s shs and
Ct tne Of Police The o ferss ana
olfieIsIs Re6sTrei 10 he Joint cSm comm ftss
@ r1sa.s Send a0f iii
declare the termination of In. noy. 70
granted under an act to annex additional
territory to the city OF Norfolk. Referred
and Local Legislation A''"'o
BY Mr.. Thorn,on-Senate bill No. o. 70
regulate the antiu- ~ franchises hy rnu,,e
tics whereof the Roard o. Supervisor. has
heen vested by law with powers and au.
thorlty or Councils OF cities and towna
Referred to tho Committee for Courts Of
By MFR. walker-Sen.te bill No. %. TO
ests Bitch hospital for the treatment Of
crippled and deformed children Refrrrcd
TO the COMMITTEES Finance
by MeSsrs Addison and Strode-Senate bill
NO; 100, TO provide for tho care, Treatment
and INSTRUCTIONS OF persons having TUBE
Gnlosis Referred to the Committee on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-22
HOUSE COMMITTEES
AND PLACES OF MEETING
Clerk Williams Announcc, List OF In
tcrcst to All Interested In
Pending Hills.


Clerk Williams Announces List OF In
tcrcst to All Interested In
Pending Dtiis.
Corporation Commission Courtroom
Privileges and Elections. meets Friday.
t. +. NJ; clerk. G. c. Greer. Finance.
meets Monday and Wednesday. 3 +. NJ.
clerk. +. Fl. Terry. Appropriations.
meets Tuesday and Thursday. 3 =. NJ.
clerk G. c. Greer. Moral and Social
welfare, meets Saturday. +. NJ; clerk,
l.. b. Kellam.
Room SCHOOLS and Colleges. meets
Wednesday snd Saturday, z. NJ;
clerk. r. II. Terry.
Room Courts OF Justice. meets
Tuesday and Thursday, p. NJ: clerk
w. j. Lilliston.
ton, meets Monday and Friday, 4 F.
NJ; clerk. d. Q. Turner.
Room S-AGriculture and Mining,
meets Wednesday and Saturday. Il.
NJ: clerk. D. @. Turner Counties and
Towns. meets Tuesday and Thursday.
p. M: clerk. L. D. Russell. Chesa-
peake and It's Tributaries. meets Mon
day and Friday. p. NJ; clerk. w. j.
Lilliston.
Room General Laws. meets Tues
day and Thursday, II. NJ; clerk. d. 0.
Turner. Asylums and Prisons. meets
Wednesday and Friday. p NJ; clerk.
Z. o. Russell. Insurance and Banking.
meets Monday. 4 L. NJ: clerk. l.. b.
Kellam.
House Engrossirg Room-Special.
Private and Local Legislation, meets
daily at $3.50 p. IL; clerk, Duval Porter.
All other committees meet on call
OF the chairman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-22
HOUSE BILLS
The following bills were presented and

,. The tfoIl nE bills were presented and
G a Of L on dAsRroEEr;s tHns
fos the euT Srsha eoWasion and provdn
che use 81 h a,s and 's Stat, s1enfg
n MssS5s Wiis 8ds lna 0i Huffe and
Ia na!'e a. the Smith Hughes bill and S"thSrs
!, State board OF voca ;ional eJuca;ion m ,aS
sb BY MT Mr.: IS, Stephenson revise arrange
ss;utes o. he niS eod. the general
By M Mr. cG EasinyrS on LaooT and tho Poor
Of Ia5ST fss:o5ss s s'eTs
fourteen years s' Of sTS and children under
o, BY MI MI Winston-To abolish county and
TO The Committee on Roads and Internal
act ana rssa fs sf ,hs nunnn Hf
81 cek au aoG locomotives and other vehi
Is other than animal '""''
hs NJ aendTee p Go Gse' FMn dnTs:
To the Committee on Agricml,ure and
uI BY AIR; shackelrora-To provide do.
BY NJ haasins"To amend o. fee ,GSG Of
abba sS ot th' q
ard sausage factories 'N'''s "''S''
20 NE GomElittee on Finance:
Iay M SuLner-To amend sections 4si and
~ OF chapter "a of the Code relating to tn,
ss.nssn OF taxes on persons. properly.
by Mr.. Gilpin-ro amend section Is Of
On apter is OF the acts of the extra session
1 "n rnS aeneTa Assembly of Virginia of 1915.
eminent and public free schools
80, 'he Sioi,ninittee Oh Special. Private and
co Dry Mr ~ c ,R rolieve Marshall Nc
warrants sea which ne paid oc In iS77. 1875 and
s. NJ w stspn have net been repaid TO him.
eroPeriy collected from the Virginia lot
SSpri,nks Gid9'nipsny and Mrs. Iohn l.. Eu-
"@,-.S es'a INTO inc treasury Of Che State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-22
APPROVED BY GOVERNOR
Ffrnt New Laws OF This General As
senbly Arc Given Or1cIal
Signature.

Senate bills "a and IS, the first to
pass the present General Assembly.
were yesterday signed by Governor
Stuart.
They are:
Senate bill appropriating $4,000 to
reimburse the civil contingent fund in
part for money expended In repairs to
Davis House, to house State Offices.
Senate bill appropriatinE $1,000 to
pay extra expenses in Office OF Legis-
lative Reference Bureau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-22
JOINTS ST|FF--:C0RDS DRAWN
WHEELED ABOUT IN CARRIAGE.
Remarkable Experience of Miss Horton
Who Suffered Since 4 Years Old

cts wonderful to be able to get
out and enjoy the sports common to
every healthy young woman" said
Miss Gladys Horton, OF Is Abbott
Street, Lynn, Mass, as she was
snapped skating on Flax Pond. Lynn,
Mass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-22

1t was addressed to tho local cotton
mills.
Tho first voorhees, Monday saw al,
places. except those exempted. clossa.
Most OF the merchants had agreed no.
10 open. and few who opened in zero
weather soon closed NO ovosions rers
reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-22
MORE COMMASDEERED COAL
DISTRIBUTED IN DANyTI.LE;

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
DANVILLE. VA. January 2l.-EiRht
more carloads Of Communicated coal
were distributed to-day by the fuel
commission. There are six more TO be
similarly dealt with Tomorrow All OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-22
The Weather
Furnished By q. 8. Weather Bureau.
Forecast, virginia

Forecasts Virginia
Snow md slightly
warmer Il u c = d n ~
Wednesday, probably
fair.
North Carolina
Snow or rain Tues
day, slightly warm
er; Wednesday fair,
colder In east pOr-
tion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-22
Local Temperature.

IL noon temperature. 20
p. b. temperature ...,..,., rs
Maximum temperature to 8 p M. &c
Minimum temperature to =. M. j
Mean temperature ................ IA
Normal temperature ............. SO
Deficiency In temperatures. "a
deficiency In temperature since
march l ,.:.:.:......;.... 1883
Accumulated deficiency since JAM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-22
Secretary Foster 70 sn,,I

Secretary Foster to Speak.
e. ID. Foster. the newly appointed
secretary Of the Railroad Y. n. c. A.,
will address the Tuesday Club this
afternoon. His topic will be Tho Un.
selfish Service Sphere or Railroad Men"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-22

Rainfall last twcnty-four hours None
Excess in rainfall since January ]. 81;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-22
CATARRH VANISHES
Here Is One Treatment That All Suf-
ferers Can Rely Upon.

II you want to drive catarrh and all
it's disgusting symptoms from your sys-
tenn in the shortest possible time, go
20 your druggist and ask for a IIyom Ell
outfit to-day.
Breathe Hvomei and II will rid YOU
OF catarrh: II gives such quick relief
that all who use II for the first time
are astonished.
Hyomoi is pure. pleasant antiseptic,
which Is breathed into the lungs over
the Unnamed membrane: 1t kills the ca.
tarrh germs, soothes the sore spots and
heals all Inflammation.
Don't suffer another day with ca
tnrrh; tho dfsonse is dangerous and
lfyomei treatment to-day. No stoma ch
dosing, no sprays or douches; lust
breathe it-that's all. Ask Tragic Drug
Co.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-22

'LOchI UpBtfVnsIonh NJ p N.
Temperature, 10: humidity, rs; wind,
direction, south; wind, velocity, z miles;
weather. cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-22

Total ......sl.s33.s0, IS se.4.b.. $50 le
In calculating ievies for 1917 only ,se was
calculated on npproSlmated value OF real
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-22

Total ......s 35,576 72 5 430Ol -
In the case OF tho city Of DanviIle. the
following comparisons were made for tho
years 1914, 1915. 1916 and 1917: