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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-17
Late Bulletins
About the Drive

Paris, JuIN "a rho Germans last
ntght threw new forces into the bat
tie on the front south of the Marnc
aud attacked the allied lines north
ut St Agnun, ia, WJr office am
uoun'od today. The enemy succeeded
iu penetrating into Bo%rrdonnpIi,
The battle is continuing bon the woods
immediately to IA, south OF this
point.
ON the from, further 10 tho cast
the French held tho cncmy an IN,
southern outskirts OF The Bouquicrl
wood and al the village OF Neslcs,
\ powerful attack likewise was
made by the Germans IN the dircc-
ton of Monvoisin but we're driven
from this locality hy a Fronch coun
ter attack.
Along The line to the east of rheims
the Germans delivered local attacks.
notably iu the prunny region Thcsp
efforts of tho mem were Iruttl,ss.
IN renewed assaults upon beaumont
The 'u.u. suffered s~iuguIuatS re-
puls, The French positions through
out Ihr rnsion Ia the east of Rheims
v"r, ultntained intact
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-17
Pershing Awarded
The Grand Cross

London July II. General
John - Pershing has been
awarded the grand cross of
the order Of the Bath aud
General Taskcr n. Bliss.
American representative ~
the supreme war council has
been given the grand cross of
the order of ST Michael and
} ~ George. This was officially
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-17
S5.OOO.OOO FIRM
TO OPERATE GIANT
SH|PYARO SHORTLY

quebec, july i7.-A uCw
ship luldinr concern. capital
} izod AT 100000 has been
formed aud viii operate u
Of the largest ship yards. IN
In America uu the shores of
the 81 Lawrence river. Oppo-
site quebec city. Tho Now
corporation uIIi comprise tho
Federal ShIphWldiug Company
Of Sarnia, tho dominion ship
building Company Of Tolling-
wood, Dussuult aad Hutchinson
ct LOWS. and 20 number OF old
lfronch INTEREST. The urm viii
build steel vessels for the
French government.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-17
Rain in Nebraska
Saves Corn Crop

Lincoln. Ncbr. JWy IA general
iuu 900 Nebraska last uight and toda,
,amr m time 90 prevent serious dnu
nro 10 the states corn crop estimated
nt 2I5.3ib,0 600 bushels. according 10
crop experts here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-17
LONGER TERMS OF OFFICE
NECESSARY FOR EFFICIENCY
IN NEW MEXICO GOVERNMENT

Cutting Terms From Four to Two Years Was Grave
Mistake for State, Says Capt. w. C.. Reid, FIRE.
quent Elections Keep Office Holder Working at
Politics Instead of His Job; Finds Solution in
Longer Term and the Short Ballot; More Views
On Adjourning Politics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-17
WILSON LIKES PRINCIPLE
BtT FEARS iIG, NiIIN

santa i'o, n No., IulN 10. 1'lS.
Iditur LNvuluE Horalu,
Albuquerque. y. Al.
pcur SRI am ir receipt of Noui
IH,nr of th, loth instant ruucornIu4
ihc suggestion tatdc hs Nr BursuIu
regarding the elimination from tho
Ull elections co. partisan politics {
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-17
BASEBALL SCORES
NNTIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati .: New York 1.

fliSt game.
New N'k % q 90 00O-l - -
Cincinnati geo O20 O0x-9 . I
Batteries: Perritt and McCarty
Schneider ana WinEo.
Pittsburgh 3; BROOKLYN g..
BROOKLYN cog 200 900 Co d 3
Pittsburgh .OiO go O0O Ot--5 10 g
batteries Robertson and Miller;
Cooper ana Schmidt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-17

Washington. July D.. General
rorshng's cnmmuniuuc for Monday
reaching tine war department today
reported that 400 prisoners were
i"kcn hy th" americans In their
coun%tor-attack which drove the Ger
mans back tu the Marnv cas-, of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-17

London July ~. RAIDS carried out
last night by the British cnAt of Vol
lcrs-UrDtonncuN and 'n the %ucighbor-
mood of Hulluch. on the front to the
NORTH. resulted M the taking pris-
ouofs the war office announced to-
GuN
I'm tho Sommc and Nncrc sectors,
northeast Of Amions, and ~ The Airas
region north of the SCaipe. the orr
omy artillery was active last night
similar activity was displayed hy the
Germans IN Flanders. northeast OF
hCthuuo aud north Of Baillcnl
Forces Of the German crown prince,
advanced another three miles down
the Marine valley Yesterday. This
makes 90 total penetration of the
French limo OF about So milca at
IostiruN. the most southern point
reached hN the invaders.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-17
Pittsburgh ;; RrookI,n 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston :; 81. Louis .

Batteries wright aud N~unamakcr.
Bush aud Mayer
New Nurk-Detroit. game postponed,
ain Two games tomorrow
Philadelphia, July Il -Chicagu-
Philadelphia. game postponed. wet
grounds Two games tomorrow.
Eu~Inu 1; -, Iuui- u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-17

Yours very truly.
VI. y. MIX ESI.i.L
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14
NOTICE To PATRONS.

II is generally known that all tele-
phone and telegraph lines have re-
Gently been put under government con
troll. and new regulations applied 10
the conduct Of the business. one Of
these regulations makes IL necessary
to cut ont lot Of credit and delinquent
business. and we cannot longer carry
subscribers who are over 81 days be-
hind on dues We must cut You on
IL you do not pay UP az ONE II you
are clit OF and want to get back ON
the line. Mr. Buileson's orders are
that a charge Of - TO - 10 be re-
iustaied~ must be made. II will save
you time and money and Us trouble II
you will come forward at once and
pay up All back dues. Respectfully.
"A. ". Davis. Manager Hickman Ind
Teie Co. e
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14
WARD OFF COLDS
WITH WIN HEPATICA

Bad colds are bad enough sore
throat * worse. and pneumonia often
means death.
Guard yourself right now against
these ailments hv giving your system
a thorough cleansing and tuniue up
with Vim ficpafie.i. Tho atmosphere
g. FUN of the deadly germs uo1e There
Is no better preventive against dl>eise
than "a thoroughly clclnsed. healthy.
purified system. with rich. red blood
coursing through the veins. Vim Hep
atica is natures own remedy for clean
sing and toning up the entire system
and curiching the blood II sets the
lazy liver fo work. fiushes the kidneys.
makes the bowels act freely It's tru-
ly wonderful pres cripti0n. Come
and get bottle NOW. Helm < Ellison.
iIirkman. KY Adv
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14

sheriff Walker and force were busy
Saturday night aud Sunday rounding
up erring ones. who were iudulging in
minor vioiatio of law. Most of them
submitted being charged with breach
81 the peace. etc. Among the lot We're
Elgic Clark. Curry Fields. Il. W. Mol
lis. Lex Speed. Ernest Gibbs. Clarence
Walden. Gordon Tharpe. Sullivan Far
row. Jim Bulletin and Nelson Clark
fcOl) sheriff Walker says the law i
going 10 be enforced. II the way of
the tranSgrcssor i hard-it is not
his fault: IL Is merely "A ease Of those
who dance having 10 pay the fiddler.
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14
AVERAGE S42.
2500 Acres. al Bondurant. Sold &c
Auction Thursday.

The big Il. g. Hale land sale was
held Thursday under uf-
usual and unforeseen difficulties. viz:
the celebration Of the bogus peacss
news which was given out just as ths
sale started. Whistles. guns. horns.
firecrackers and all kinds OF noise
producing agencies were going at
fun blast while the auctioneer screeci-
ed m the top of his voice trying 10
make himself heard. At times he was
forced 20 suspend 10 await m0mefE
Of silence. The sale. however. was
Carried ont. and fhc result was ait
average OF about So AN acre.
The hand sold was mostly unimprov-
ed bottom land. located in the vicin-
ity Of Bondurant KY. in the west
end Of the county Sales were as fol-
lows.
4. b. Smith Lumber Co, of Padu-
cah. 42T acres al $50.
Chas c. Nugent and Morgan Da-
wilson. of Fulton. 2i3ia acres. at $50.
Jerry Johnson, Clinton. 100 acres at
SG3
Jerry Johnson. Clinton. 1G0 acres
at So
w l. Clements. Rives. Tenn, GOO
acres NJ S31
g. W Phehus and J. &. Davis. Of
Union City. 500 acres at SGT.
Total sales aggregated over S102,oo
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14

Kentucky has "A speed limit on auto
mobiles and 20 exceed IL at any time
j. "A violation Of the law. And the law
IL violated more than II is observed
bv most drivers Automobile manu-
facture il now af lis lowest ebh since
th.. beginning of the business. Before
In il resumed why would IL not be
good plan % have an automobile law
providing that no new ears should be
made or sold In this State that VIII
exceed lawful speed limitss such
ears would l,e more powerful In heavy
road pulls than the high geared rae
ing cars now Ia general use. ana woiiid
greatly outlast them. Besides they
would tend 10 n better law observance
thing 10 be greatly desired
The battle Of the ballots j. over.
and whatever we may think Of the re-
sulf II j. "a thing accomplished Doubt
less we think we could have improved
the result. but good Democrats and
good Republicans alike VIII accept
the result with the best grace posi-
bile This j. a feature Of our self-gov-
ernmeni that monarchists cannot un-
dersfand. but IL tends 10 peace ana
good government.
There are a few children even in the
county Of Fulton who can IN earnest
ness pray the following prayer which
was uttered by "A little girl who had
been badly treated. She concluded
her little prayer with this sentence
And Lord please don't give my papa
any more children He don't know
how TO treat those he's got now
All kinds Of fresh canned goods al
Bettersworth'
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14

a. T. Collins had started to uie
pressing shop with "a pnir of hi. sons
trousers last Thursday when ihe false
psuce news reached him. i'm the cA-
sitcmcnt that followed he Is reported
60 have shot the garment fun uf he.g-.
Lucky tire boy was NOE in them.
Burhon Beiion and wife. ~ Poria ec-
willie. No. came up first on the week to
attend the bedside of their sou-in.law.
H. Marion Frovow.
Chas C. Schicnkcr spent the first
of the week in Cincinnati on business
and a visit with home folks at Eaton.
Ohio.
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14
PREPAREDNESS.

This is the slogan OF the wise men
Stock are continually exposed to cuts.
wounds scratches. etc. The man who
is prepared has his healing remedy on
hand to stop nll chances of blood
poison Farris' Healing Remedy is
Highly Aufisentic. no o. economical
One -lc bottle makes 500 worth of
"a healing oil or ointment Money re-
Case. adv.
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14

\ couple Of good FOUNDERS were
sitting in barrOom imbibing cock
tails. Presently one of them remark
ed DO You know. Bill. think [
viii buy this hotel Wait I'll we'r-,
had few more drinks. and III sell ir
10 You"
Orphans 10 the number of 21,oOt
are the result Of the influenza i'm New
York. according to Health (ommiS-
sioner Copeland. To an appeal 10 car,
for these orphans. 100 TO 100 responses
have been received.
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14
GRAND LODGE.
iseniucky Nasons 10 Meet al Louisville
November 26.

The -rfud officers ~ the Masons 81
tle state hcid meeting in Louisville
few days ago and decided to hold
fhe Grand Lol-o in that city for three
da ys beginning on Tuesday. the Goth
of Noreuhtr The regular meeting
in October WAS called or by thc Grand
Master on aceount of the prevalence
of influenza over thc country.
Hickman Masonic bodies viii send
ffpo dalec. tes-oue from the -Biue
I.ndec" anil One from fhc chapter.
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14
THREE sNLASH-UPs.

During the peace celebration Thurs
day night three ears were wrecked by
collisions bur no one was hurt Ted
Roper and Jewell Brown coliided !:
Jim Biegs ran into "A wagon. and DIR.
Weston fcolored) collided with a
big truck All II the machines were
badly crippled
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.

Rev. W. r. Rennenberg. Rector.
Twenty fifth Sunday after Trinity,
November 18th.
Holy Communion : 90 m, Church
School 10 90 u. m. Mathis and Ser
mon n .oO "a. m. EyensOng and Ser
mon .OO r. m.
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14

Voluntary clrly closing ~ business
houses as conservation measure Is
frgad hy the Kentucky Council of De
fcn~c m "a formal Statement issued by
Chairman Edward W. Hines 10 D.
Sur-l -fed that the business day COM
mtnce ut s O'Clock and close az .
o'clock.
The Eai-cr's cyesisht f. getting
weak. sIys a. news item. Well De- may
not IT, able to see the stars and stripes
bur De heard 'Cm wave
See Bettersworth for anything you
need
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14

War supply contracts viii not be
immediately cancelled with the coming
of peace. according 10 a statement OF
Chairman Earuch. of the War Indus
tries Board lie declared the ordel
would D. reduced gradually when II
j. determined that the war Is over
Corn Wanted: / want 10 buy good
sound white corn. Suitable for grino-
ing into meal. delivered AZ tie ole Cole
mill. at Hickman.--MoSe MarkcIt- uc
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14
FINED SIXTY DOLLARS.

e. Davis was picked up 10y sheriff
Walker saturday night with lot Of
liquor in q grip. He was turned over
o. lhc city authorities and Judge Am
berg assessed fine Of $50 and costs.
on charge Of violating the local op-
fiou law
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14
| Owe My Life to PERUNA|

Mr.. McKinley's letter
brings cheer TO all who
may be sufferers as he
was Read IL:
Il can honestly say that \ owe
my life 20 Perunn. After some OF
the best doctors I'm the country
gave me up and told me I could
not live another month. Perunn
saved me. Travelling from town
20 town. throughout the country
and having TO 20 Into All kinds
OF badly heated stores and build
ings. sometimes standing up for
hours at n time while plying my
trade as auctioneeT. n Is only
natural that \ Ind colds fire.
uuenfIys 80 when this would
occur l paid little attention 10 IL.
until last December when I con-
tr1cted n severe case. which,
through neglect on my part
settled on my lungs when al
most too late. I began doctorinE-
but. Without avail. until 4 heard
OF Prrunr- rt cured nfcs 50 i
l. cannot p-aise q too highly.
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14
OFFICIAL VOTE.
Returns show Practically Same Fig
ure Given Thursday.

In the last issue Of the Courier we
gave the unofficial returns for the
county, and the Official returns are
the same a. we published
There il difference Of three more
votes Tor stanley The totals for the
six candidates follow.
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14

Because q rs tonic and laxative effect. LAxA-
TIvE BROMO QU1SI.sIs is better than ordinary
O-ririre and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing fu head. Remember the full name ana
look fer the signature Of X. W. GROVE 5oc.
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14
Ii
Cured
Me

Mr. Samuel Mckinley. s5o7 F.
18th St. Kansas City. Mo-. Mem
Der OF the Society OF U. s. Jewelry
Auctioncers.
sold Everywhere.
Tablet or Liquid Form
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14

.sor Indigestion, Constipation or
Biii0usness
3ast t-v ore 50-cent bottle Of LAx-fOS
WITH pEpSfN. a Liquid Digestive
Laxative pleasant 20 take Asde ana
recommended % the public BY Paris Med
cine Co. manufactures Of Laxative bronio
Ouinine and Groves Tasteless chill io7->
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14

Whatever else It may have 20 COM
mend Il. the new wool dress for htt'e
girls Is sure % have pockets and hSeiy
20 be decorated with neediewOrk- Bere
f. one made ~ duo-tone blue mixture
with white stitches Of heavy floss en-
bellishiuu the bodice ald pockets
Lar-e faf. white bone buttons are
faale much of iu this dress.
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14

The war cost of tie world Is made,
up approximately Of the following
figures
United Kingdom SD oo0 600 ooa
France ~ nsla ein f.lo
netmany $1,000 OO0. .eOo
United Stftr~ 1nIfg Al 600
kuS~ia $4,000 n00 Oon
Italy NJ 600 ng1 uoa
Ausffia Hungary 2uU00nuOOeU
Bulgaria and Turkey 5e0ep0 600
btlt-r hriii2preuf- - 1u.uuu coo. .oHl
The allied nations have spent about
si5T .9ioeooO0. while their enemies
have spent ahout sta OD0nDnnOG
or The amount spent hr the United
States ss.1;'2 onO.Ouo represents cre,l-
Us 90 fhe allies
The Emitted Sfafcs governmeui'- dis
hursemrnt~ for fhc month ending Mon
day amounted 90 - 80 u-G.GIauI. ass
compared wifh S2~nJ..~ lG7 81 for the
cufrt'srnuninG Vfried yrir agu. ale
most six times aS much
An rSrimnfr of the casualties 81 Eu-
ropeau nations during fhr war follows 3.
Germany -gsfNwn
Au-ffi. f.-DnunO
Fraue,.-f Ouue0u
Britain HNai. .unI
TurFeg 7I00nu
Brlgin nu.--.iInw 1870
Bulgaria 1uunfu
With the uue~iimatcd casualties OF
Russia and others not included im the
aiovc list. tise total casualties of the
war 81 ahout .6.O00Onp men,
IN 20 Monday when the war closed
tile American casualties given ont
ty the War Department totaled GS.45l
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14
bllg1e9slSsB
NOT. Z {. IS J S:
- ..,.=s

Hickman Chapter 30. 80. r. a. NJ.
meets Ga stated couvoeatinu on the
third Monday night II each month.
Visiting companions are extended
cordial wolcomo.-J. q. sexton. IA. T.,
". q. Spcer Secy.
Hickman Lodge No TGf. r. 4 4. n.
meets iu regular communication on
the second and fourth Monday nights
GA each month. Visiting brothers all
WAYS welcomc.-H g. Barrett Mas
ter. W. r.. Remembers. Secy.
Elm Camp SO. 3. Wooimcn ~ the
World. meets every Second and Fourth
Tuesday evenings at z. .l0. at their
hail an the old city hall building. Nis-
ifing Wcodmcn cordially lnvited-C-
B Parrish. Consul Commander. J. G..
Ellison. Clerk
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14
COST OF WAR.

Great Struggle Was Most Costly Of an
NarS-in slen and Money.
The Hickman courier., 1918-11-14

The war cost Of Tie world Is made.
up approximately Of the following
Evening journal., 1918-03-28

LONDON, March 2s Submarines and
mines have increased their weekly toll
Of British shipping. The Admralty's
report shows that In the week ended
last Sunday, twenty-eight merchant
men were sunk, sixteen OF the vessels
being 1000 tons or over and twelve
under that tonnage. One fishing vessel
was lost. Nineteen merchantmen were
unsuccessfully attacked. The arrival at
ports In the United Kingdom number
ed 2.47i; saillngs, PASS.
This Is the largest weekly report
since September &c. when the sinking
OF twenty-elgiit merchantmen was an
nounced: thlrty-two vessels were sunk
in the week ended June &c; last April
as many as nfiy vessels were sunk
weekly.
The admiralty report for the week
ended March 4, OF this year showed
ihc loss OF seventeen British merchant
men by mine or submarine. while FOR
several weeks preceding that The week
ly loss was eighteen.
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
jews CELEBRATING
FEAST Of P. .SS[V5R
War and Russian Revolt
Give New significance
70 Festival
IS FESTIVAL OF
RACE FREEDOM.

Jews throughout the world began the
celebration OF their annual f. ilyal Of
The Passover Pesachl ai sunset last
evening The celebration will Doe con-
inued among the Reformed Jews for
seven days and among orthodox Jews
Tor eight days.
The celebration commentaries the
deliverance OF the Israel tes from ihcir
bondage in Egypt and is celebrated as a
festival Of freedom AN the ceremonial
Oh erNances are symbolic o. liberty
The festival was ushered In with the
so-called Seder at which the head Of
ihe family recounted tO memuu ui
his household and guests. seated around
table, The story Of the Jews delhef
ance from their Egyptian iasAmasters.
symbolic OF the Passover festival Is
the unleavened bread OF Matzolh. as
lea,oned food is prohibited TO the jew
during Passover week other symbols
found upon the Sciar table are wine,
symbol of gladness: bitter herbs. be
toAening the bitterness OF slavery, and
a mixture OF apples and nuts. which
may be interpreted "a, standing for the
sweetness OF freedom.
The roasted lamb bone Is reminiscent
VI thepassONer sacrifice.
An added significance will be given TO
The festival this year, as the American
Jews and lews in The armies of The Al
lies realize that they are lighting for
the worlds freedom. The Ru sian reN o.
.ution. with It's promise Of freedom 20
'he Jewish people OF Russia. Is giving
the Passover an unusual significance.
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
BAPTIISTS SFEED UP
IN war FUND DRIVE
Hope TO Have Necessary
$4,000 in Hand by Sat-
urday Night
ALL STATE IS
ALIVE TO NEEDS

With only two fun days remaining
before the time set for the close Of the
Delaware Baptist laymen's campaign to
raise $1,000 In Delaware toward the
million dollar national fund for mis-
sions and war emergency purposes. it
Is apparent that the best effO Is Of the
entire week Will now have 10 be exert
ed to put the fund over the top" ac-
cording to James II. Shuster, the State
chai man. For this reason Mr. Shuster
is asking the workers to redouble their
eff0 Is IN the remaining sixty hours
How Is the campa gn gOing2' Mr..
Shuster was asked.
Fine" he replied, but we've got
to get up and dust from this morhent
forward for fear that II we let up in
the least our good work Of the n st
half Of ihe week may go for naught"
Mr.. Shuster was unable to say how
much has been raised TO date as he has
received definite repO Is from only a
few OF the committees scattered
th oughout the State. but he was conf
dent that IL VIII be necessary for every
Baptist Church member TO do his best
toward contributing TO the campaign
II It is to be entirely successful
A welcome addition TO the strong
forces actively at work in the interest
Of the campaign has been the member
ship OF the German Baptist Church,
which, despite the sacrifice enta.led in
many cases. is doing everything that it
possibly can for the campaign. This
church has rallied strongly to the aid
Of the campaign workers, and it, has
given all who are Interested In the cam
paign a great added encouragement 20
renewed effort.
Tn oughout the city. wherever Bap-
tist families are located, this campaign
is being carried TO the homes and
as far south In the State as Delmar
workers for the denomination are
busily engaged In gathering In the
funds.
The churches in the lower part OF
the State have become greatly enthused
about the movement and their cor
tributlon to the Delaware fund Is
expected 90 reach a fine to.al
The members OF an OF the Whining
ton churches who have been seen here
IN nearly an cases inspired the work
ers not only by the contributions, I'M
expectcdly large. which they have
made. but by their expressed wishes
for success In the movement.
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
cEcILrnN nAppENINGs.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CECILTON, Md, March 28.-Thieves
stole forty young chickens from Mrs.
$. Wills Lusby recently.
The lecture given by the Rev. Or
Burke on the Passion Play cleared
500. which Will be given to the Cecllton
branch Of the Red Gross.
Prof A. L. Greenwood, who has been
principal OF the public school at Mill
ington. has resigned to engage in bust
ness at Betterton.
school Superintendent Hugh W. Cald-
well reports that the pupils in the
schools in Cecil county have bought
5000 WORTH OF War Savings Stamps dur
ing January and February.
Mr. and Mrs Nllard Taylor. OF Bal
timore. have moved 10 Cecilton, where
Mr.. TAYLOR will be In the building and
contracting business with Davis Broth
ers.
The Rev and Mrs. J.. J.. Prettyman al
tended the Conference held In Dover
last week
James short. OF Hartley, visited Mr.
and Mrs. +. 5 short last week.
Mrs. J A. Smith is at Norwood, Pa.
for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. W
Dawson Wilcutts
Mrs Ably Price. Of Hartley, Is visit
ing friends in Cecilton
Mr. and Ms. Elmer Merrihew, Of Port
Herman we're recent guests Of Mrs. w
+. Taylor.
Evening journal., 1918-03-28

Grand tOtnI ....S15 32I I,IJb
Average number Of British mer- .
chant ships sunk weekly ....2t36
Average number over 1900 tons
sunk weekly .................t5 .t5.62
Evening journal., 1918-03-28
Troubled Five Years
With Nervous Indigestion

Il was troubled with nervous indi-
gestion for eve or six years. I tried
almost everything and made two OF
three trips 20 the city Of Nashville
and had specialists treat mei but Z
found that nothing did me any good
until I tried Bliss Native Herbs. was
90 I could not eat or sleep. but since
using your medicine I have had no fur
ther trouble and enjoy good health.
"W. T. CuRTISS.
Alexandria. Tenn.
There is nothing moro distressing
than indigestion. The food you crave
for most causes you the greatest agony.