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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

gusson, officers OF the grand lodge, and
TWO members of the degree team of
Richmond. about fifteen Odd Fellows. OF
west Point, and half-dozcn or more
from other lodges were present
The Womans Club met with Mrs
George Field on Monday afternoon.
with a full attendance. The study Of
France was continued. Mrs j. L..
Bland furnished an interesting papcr
on Paris-The Beautiful" which was
followed by history Of Tho Louvre
ny Mrs. George w. Richardson. Three
hHc- minute sketches of artists were
then read. Mrs. w. S. Eastwood read
a paper by Mrs. j. w Marshall on
Rosa Bonheur, Mrs. Sam Bland gave an
account of the life and paintings Of
Jean Francois Millet and Mrs. w. NJ.
Freeman read paper on the life and
works OF Coret Refreshments were
served By the hostess. Young people
in costumes OF Uncle sam. Miss Column
bia and Fred Cross nurse lent A ma
triot!c air 10 tho meeting.
Inc government coast and Eeode,ic
survey boat The Matchicss," is an
rh"rcd nthe stream on the Mattapori
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Mrs. Ra,ns' parents. Mn. sallie W
BLACKSBURG

BLACKSBURG. VA. May 11.-hirs
Robert E. Denny entertained at a pref
tily appointed reception Thursday af-
ternoon from to In compliment to
her mother. Mrs. r. NJ. Denny, OF
Greensboro. N. c. The hostess and
guest of honor and Miss Kathleen
Denny received and there were about
sevcnty-flve callers during the hours
for tho reception.
Rev. D. j. Woods, D. D.. Is in Rich
mond this week to attend the commence
ment exercises and meeting of the
trustees OF Union Theological Seminary
Mrs. David C. Watkins and three
children. OF Chattanooga, are at the
home OF DR.. John Guerraunt for tho
summer.
Mrs. Robert B. Nelson and children
left Tuesday for Richmond. where they
will be while Rev. r. b. Nelson Is serv-
ing as chaplain at Camp Lee.
Rev. p. T.. Davis. Mrs. Davis and
their little daughter. left Wednesday
for a months visit to Norristown. Penn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

Constance TnimadEe mt Colonial.
The Lesson" in which Lewis J. SELF
nick presents Constance Talmadgc at
the Colonial tomorrow and Tucsda V
IS from an original story by Nirg inia
Ierhune Van DE Water, with deep
searching analysis of marital woes, and
II shows on the screen in dramatic form
the reason why many spirited women
feel compelled to leave their husbands
and carve career for themselves.
Louisa Fadenza, in The Kitchen Lady
with tho Mack Sennett stars, including
the famous dog. cat and funny bear. will
be the added attraction.
Noble eallcons and stately treasure
ships have sailed the sea, and the
riches OF many Of them now lie in it's
depths. Treasure of the Sea" which
will be seen At the Colonial Thcarcr
Wednesday and Thursday. is a picture
which contains all tho romance and on
citemcnt its name implies. Chester
Conklin, with Marie Provost and the
ether Sennett entertainers, Will be
shown in His Smothcrcd Love
I'"tusly funny comedy as an added
feature.
IL IS ann ounccd that Friday and sat
urday the new william Fox play, Her
one Mistake with Gladys Brockwcll
as tho star. Will be shown at the
Colonial Thcator. This play Is con
structed along new lines In j. she
plays Two parts. Lonesome Luke" in
The NONSTOP KID Is tho extra fc.
.l-c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

efde OF tho'tovn. THIS Interesting boat
has vfuftod West Point and rivers in
this.soctton beforo and viii b. roman :
barred ao ono OF tho few enil vessels in
active service and interesting ON ac-
count Of Its age This vessel was built
In south America, and has q solid ma
hoTany Keel and was used to bring
slaves from Africa to this country In
the worry long ago.
Cottage prayer meetings arc being
held In several neishborhoods in town
every evening this week, preliminary
to the series OF revival services to be
held next week. beginning on Sunday
in the First Baptist Church. The pas
tor Kew. e. w. Billings. will conduct
the meetings next week
Mothers Day services will be held In
the churches Sunday morning.
Mrs. H. l.. Terry, OF Charleston, West
virginia. after visiting her old home
IN Mathews County, spent several days
with her grandmother, Mrs. Philip
GIBSON. OF Richmond, who is spending
sometime with her sister, Mrs. ]. II.
Gary. In West Point. Mrs. Terry will
be better remembered as Miss Mary
Ginson Huniey, of Richmond. when her
rather. the late George Y. Hunley, rep
resented Mathews County In the Leg
islature.
News mas reached here that Ripley
Bowman, who last year was purchas-
ing agent for the York River Ship
building Corporation. and who is now
an ensign. suffered recently compound
fractures OF one leg and an arm with
minor Commissions and bruises when an
airplane IN which he made a trip
across Hampton Roads, fell from an
elevation OF 100 feet into Hamilton
Flats The machine was completely
wrecked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

To ne pcsseHsed Of a head or heavy.
beautiful hair soft luHtrous. fluffy.
"hVy and free from dandrun. Is merely
d matter Of USING a little Danderinc.
1T - easy and inexpensive to have
nice. soft hair ana lots Of it, Just get
a email bottle Of knowlion'3 Danderinc
nb"--ii costs but Il few ccnts--alI drug
htorcn recommend it-uppiy Il little as
directed and within ten minutes there
=" III he an appearances or abundance.
frcfhncHs nUiiIncsS ana AN incoinpar-
abl" E'oSa and Iustrc. and try rs you
al you cannot ind u trace Of dandruf
Or !hlIinE hair. but your real surprise
VII be -ficr about two weeks use.
"h"n you vii! see new hair--fnc and
do"ny at nrat-ycs-but Ically new
hhir--HproutinB out all over your sea Up
49, Dand"rinc IL. VIC believe. the only
sure hair grower. destroyer Of dan
Grpf aud cure for itchy scalp. and il
never fails 10 stop falling hair at
once
II you want 10 prove how pretty and
srft your hair really IL. moistcn a cloth
with a littlc Dandcrino and carefully
draw ~ through your hair-takng one
small STRAND 81 - time. Your hair VIII
nc noft. Pioasy and beautiful in just a
few momc-in--a delightful surprise
awaitn every one who tricu this.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
TETTER AND ITCHING THE
CAuSE. 2 CAKES CuTICuRA
SOAP AND 2 BOXES
OINTMENT HEAL.

"Tetter first began on my head In an
itchy spot. The eruption was in tho
form Of a rash, and when l scratched
scales would spread. My hair came
out in handfuls, and became very thin
and dry, and was harsh and lifeless.
My head was dishgured very badly.
had used most all tho remedies I
knew Of but withou, success, and the
trouble lasted seven years. Then
used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and
! only used two cakes Soap and two
boxes Ointment when ! was entirely
healed. lSigned) Mrs. Jessie M.
Amos. franklin, Ga, July 4, 1917.
Clear the pores Of impurities by
daily use Of Cuticura Soap and occa-
sional touches Of Cut;cura Ointment
Sample Each Free by Mail. Addre,, post.
card: Cutiours. Dept. II, Boston," Sold
everywhere. Soap Csc. Ointment rs and SOC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

adopt her. new Bray Photograph is
the added Offering
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
At the Movies

ISIS-AlI week, Miriam, Cooper, in
"Noman md the Inv"
j O l. - Monday and Tuesday,
Jack pickford. in "Hi. Mnjcsty.
bunker Bean; Wednesday. Elsie
Ferguson. in "Thc Lie" and Holmes
TrHNcluEuc.
CObONIAI.-Mondn md Tucsday,
Constance TaImndEe, In "Thc Les
son; wednesday,. "frrRsurc Of the
Sea-
ODEON-Mondny, Sonia Mnrkovn,
IN ~ Hearts RcVenEc." and VIII
liam =. Hart. in .'Thc reformed Out
law; tuesday. William =. Hart, In
Tho reformed Outlaw" md Alice
HrEd!. In "Thc Knife; Wednesdays.
Harold Lockwood, In "Brondwny
NIL"
IL E N-Monday. Dorothy Phillips.
IN "Hrohdwny Love-: Wednesday,
Charlie Chaplin. in "rhc Cure"
Bill EBlRD - Tuesday and We'd
ncsda!. Helen Gardner. in "CIeo-
patrn."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

No matter what ails your child a
gentle. thorough laxative should al
ways be the first treatment given
IT your little one is out-of-sorts, half
SIGN. isn't resting. eating and acting
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mother. Sec If tongue
IS coated This is Il sure sign that it's
little stomach. liver and bowels are
clogScd with waste. When cross. irri-
iauIe' teverish, stomach sour. breath
pad or has stomach ache. diarrhea sore
throat. full OF cold. give tcaspoonful
OF California syrup Of Figs" and in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

a few hours all the constipated poison.
undiGcsted food and sour bile gently
moves out OF it's little bowels without
gripping. and YOU have we'll. playful
child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless fruit laxative" because
1t never fails TO cleanse the little ones
lirer and bowels and swecten the stom-
ach and they dearly love its pleasant
taste. Full directions for babics, chill
drcn or all ages. and for grown-u ups
printed on bottle. Remember name
"California"--A Adv
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WEST POINT

iSH'e.a! 20 Tho Tlmez. Dl.pa,chl
"E'I FDI%T, VA. May We'd
rsstay night Long. so. ~ Ind.,,.n-
G"H, order u Ddd Fellows. was organ
.z"6 at 'n" YORK Rive Shipbuil,!iu-
fort win for;y-onc members. Il. "
I'eger. one OF tho officials Of the cor
po-a;ioa. "as made noble grand. ~. 4.
Hal vice grand; Douglas Gcyer. Sec
Rotary and Mr. Decker Of G.oucesior
.our'y 'r"a sIr"r Grand Master
S"J'ha-a and Grand Treasurer For.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Hours ID A. NJ. to p. NJ. Admission 25c
Free on SATURDAYS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04
|cUT DoWn PLEASURE
RiDlne on WEEkDays
Fuel Administrators, w. e.
Meyer. Makes Patriotic APP
peal To Citixras d State
10 Conserve Gasoline.

Federal Fuel Administrator. W
u. Never. has issacd sn appeal Il
the patriotic citizens ii Tennessee
to refrain from pleasarr riding ia
automobiles Oh weekdays. An lar d.
possible, 10 order thai xssolsns
might further BE- conserved ior ass
nj our boys over there.
Much !as. compliant has estns
TO NE, be says. from every par,
al The state Ia regard Ia excessive
use. VI sutes Tor pleasure on weed,
days The following. from ons ID
The most level headsa, patriotic
men IN the state 10 a sample:
The following psr~ons burn more
gasoline nerdiessiy during the week
than tl4Gs could save gu. many. Sun
days.
They start out early Monday
morning and run I'LL late SATURDAY
night and they don't do anything
but bara gssoiine---snd believe me /,
they burn IL.
Of cousse. there are others wi,o
ride some fw pleasure during the
week but the foregoing mostly, il
nat sll, women aud young girls.
.werve and drive aud dip aimiessi,
about the streets In their cars the
whole week through. The conss.
aasnee CA SUNDAY they sleep after
their weeks ride"
!. Many VI our psepls burn An ~
cessivs amount oi gasoline on plea.
sure during the week without think.
inv what II means TO out bows in
France, continues tho appeal.
The Nation " now short on gaso.
line To move our amhulanees to
take care al our wounded and dead
IN France. II IL short oa gasoline
lot carrying munitions aud load 10
our brave boys battling and dying
over there.
During the week days |, there.
lore, urge our people 10 use their
cars on essential tsipa. and when in
doubt. don't use them.
Before you start. stop and con.
slider. The gasoline you burn on a
pleasure trip may mean the death
al some boy on the battlefront.
Let's he worthy of the men over
there
W. L. MEYER,
Fuel Administrator for Tennessee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04
Swift & Company
&z&76'''''''''

Misses Gena Patton and Mary
Ryan attended the lair at Centre
vile Wednesday.
A. h. Cro~ aud family attended
the picnic 4. Kingston Springs
Wednesday
J Il. Saith LET, Friday morning
n lasl ~.@s lbs a ts,x days yisak
with his daughter Mrs, siEas Jobe
al Cleveland Tenn.
Mrs, Evie Taylor who holds =
position III Nashville spent Sunday
here With relatives, aud attended
the funeral 81 Mrs Elitaheth Taylor,
The Young Ladies Missionary
Society Of. the NJ T., Church me,
last Saturday. sep, 18th. at the
hone Of Mise Gladys Dean,
Attorney Frank Hail aud Post.
master j r, Patton were among
stoxr from D,tksaa Wire attended
the fair a, CenuesiIle Wednesday
Our venerable OLD friend. X, II
Rbspk. ST, Ut Charlotte. sss here
Saturday and Gas a substantial Wis,
,tor a, this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il T. Brown spent
Saturday uisht and sunday vlsiiing
relatives At their former home on
yellow Greek.
Mrs u. hesen and istls daueh.
ter, II Chicago. are expected here
III ss~ Jays 10 visit her parents
M aud Af- I l.. R,isas. and
| other relatives snd iriends
Miss Louise Freeman has rpcoy-
cred from several weeks attack o!
lever and has resumed her wu,k A.
day operAsg a, Home Telephone
Exehaase.
Levi Shaw, this week received
ltrAa the government, the first IN
stallment u the insurance OF al,
sou. Dudley. who MAS in the NAVY
and vas accidentally killed over .
wear ago, The ShscS ~ss fos thres
lGanitri d1itsrs--oscS pay for I
lyvsr. lie slil receive s. ia ~,
moaihs,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04
Sergt. Hoover Speaks
to Girls Auxiliary

Last Thursday evening. Serst
Herbert Hoover. who recently re,
turned IRON the western front. gave
an interesting talk to the member,
Of the Girls Auxiliary. American
Red Cross. al the home ni Mics
Edith Badge.
S~rst Hoover spoke II life In the
trenches; the many and varied var
fsnpi~sssas;s, now sssns $asetis tier.
man prisoners, and snipers, the
French people, and their devo,i, n
to tht American sa!d,er- description
u English and French towns, and
the morale Ct tbs alliad armies.
Perhaps the most absorbing topic
was the condition oi the Belgian
and French refugees. Sers,. Hoover
said. II every American mother
could ere the horrible condition ot
these people, she would not hesitate
20 sacrifice one son. over there. =
10 order ,o bring peace IN ,ha
world, The Auxiliary has been
|rngxvri TN msktnT rsnthse fE tire
refugee babies. and only last seek,
the Red Gloss Chapters, sll ere,
America collected clothing ior ,hese
refugees
In appreciation ior snch q pless
an. evening spen, With sesgt
II nv-r. he members presented
him With boz n smokes, apss
ssu-~d h'm n their fevotian e.
America and bet glorious sighting
forces.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04
GOOD REPORTS
PLEASE DICKSON

There has never been anyth NJ
uiih the QUICK results %.
pure Lsvcptix eve ~s-h One
mans eyes were so badly .sssioed
he could not rad without ps,n.
TWO applications 81 Lvopsit
relieved him. A lady had tried
three diaes~aa glasses Too weak in
|ti,nesi eyes ONE Lavaptit ~asb
sarssised BET We guarantee email
tastIs to eeneh, EVERY CASE
~eak, strained on ipasned eyas,
Cl4mcss phaEmsSy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04
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Miss Jessie Holden spent Tuesday
at Wayerly visiting relatives
Airs. " ]. Johnson spent laes,
day IN Nashville
jimmie jackson. u Murireeshoro !.
spen, the week end here the guest
II /. " Taylor, ST, and family
Harry Gillian, aud family aud
Miss ludie Nesoit, u Yellow creek
sp-ns Friday afternoon in Dickson,
John MeCsslin. after a lev days
visit here to relatives, Jeff Friday
Tor hi. home at Lexington, Nv.
J I Hulley and A, b, Crow re-
turned Saturday from week ~,
louru a, Louisville, Nv.
Mrs J A. Jones. Of White Bluff,
spen, sunday here the guest Ut her
daughter, Mrs. ". J, Johnson
Miss kmma Ray, Of Nsshyliie,
has beca spending a ie~ dsys here
THE wssk with irienas.
Mrs Il. y, Hicks hss returned
from lew days yis.t wi,h hsf sisseF
Mrs. Albert freeman. at PadaeAh,
NY
Mrs. 4. A Unaerhill attended,
tbs funeral VI her sister.in-law. Mrs
M,I,s l.snkierd, a-af Ablt. sstus
day,
Misses krsenia Brown and Coils
Ia Borchert, u Burns, were herr
SATURDAY and were pleasant visitor
At the Herald otSee,
Miss Fannie Rawlings, Al Waverly
spsn, Saturday and Sunday her
the guest Of Mrs. Hattie Wyatt am
Miss I.uss Ad aesk.
Ladies Coat Suits aud Dresses
We have an elesan, line Al ps.ce
that cant be duplicated etseshers
Don't fail TO nee them hesars bay
ing, Arnoia . oA'as'"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04

Miss Trissie williams 10 spend.
'ins tvs weeks Tn Gassssv;i.s VISIT
ing ,h- families Of W. W. MeLoi
len, NJ. N, Coekeral aud sthe,
friends.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04

/ i&s11s uo FEf3aS ~fcAHuk ~ 'So.
| ID. r. pintesson was In csn.N
viiss tuesday 4ttsadins tim fais.
| Our entire aalssI ioF nassesy siocl
rom Oct. Tth to 18th will be sub.
scribed ior Liberty Bonds Place
yoar order for trees daring that
thine. Bartons Greek Nurseries,,
| Ray Hogin. VI Moaig0snery. Ala,
WAS here Mpaday lie bad b~ea to
\ Nsshyihs 10 sre his brother, Aas
| Hogan. who IL seriously I'LL. al the
home al his sister, Mrs. suag,
| Eid. John Smith. 7ot sparta.
delivered two sermons at sh,s Church
ot Christ, Mt this place. at II
Io'elock. =. nj, aud o'clock. y. tn.,
last Sunday. 10 gooj sixs audiences.
| Mrs. Willie Bargie, who has been
spending several weeks here with
her relatives. ] b. Bafgae. and
daughter. Mise Nell Busgis. has
returned 10 her home IN Texas.
|
| Mrs. Hattie Dorsldson aud MR.
Lacey Belize. after an extended viz
il bare 10 The formers daush.sr,
| Mrs. q. L. Scott. aud o,her rpsativss
ieii Saturday mornias tn The iorm.
ess home a, Sheffield. Ala.
II xas hers "Wednesday ami e.llsa
| At this ofF,es and bsa thr Herald
..n, IN h., .,ia,s.a n, ons yea,
sh. had b..n visiting relative. n
pu,.. Ana -. an hs, ~.x hnma
John stephens has returned IRON
lev days visit with N b GrlEsle
and George Murre'l. at Holdenvillr.
ttsls, no ssssosta ,shsssae aelsass.
IN al, the fsw ,,.ys tbsr, than h.
had had st homs MI this year
.a4 ..,., i. .,.s.,., ..,y... III.
Hon. W. I. ksnnard' head At.
torney tor this State. At the Federal
Land Bank. at Louisville, NY" was
here The hsss OF The week perfecsin1
arrangements Tor moving bis family
aud household goods TO Louisville,
where they Will locate permanently
We are M receipt M a lr''ef nom
Mrs. Romeo Saeef' OF Atlanta, va,
To when she soaiores noi'M iof
renewal on hsr subscription 10 tae
Herald Shr also As,rs 'has snr
anu hef husband VIII isaSe 'h's
week TOT TWO "esxs Vsea''on going
20 'aoksohv''te, fm' "he'e aef
WIZ 90 we aaesss I" Mfs Eager VI
parents MT sna MRS W q .o''""'
Inc DICKSON nurseries w. =
hisuoh' p'op''s'"', '"'f,'en "a
premiums AZ 'he 'A'e rah 3h's
yeaf-'hfee h's' Sno 'htse see"ous'
Inc nfs' prizes were on nome hesn'
~ spples' Rails uenhe,' apples
ana hanson p,ums' 20 hs''e'
feafs' ,oon.t eolle'sion anu ara
snh app'es' mr. n'goofN ~s~ s~af"sI
ed second pftfe'
r.na.. p. .., ~,.,. ,.t
Md. -, 60, uu, 80 ,hsr
w;,, - ~. o,ms, h.v,n. .c
cepted the position 40 foreman Of
the Felix Ewing iarm at that place,
Mr. Byrum tof the past lev years
has been manager OF the N. Z. q
st, l.. Ry. denomination farm al
this place, and during their stay in
our midst have made many friends
who regret To lose them a. citizens,
n c, A. a..
:. d. Na"'"'"e 70" w. -. -.
O we We. ra'pp'us ", ''uo'
s'p"e " opA'." sue,e ~ " "
p'ose' :" '''e ''''.' ',, ou ~.
Nu.nl'" az s,',, .n!r' ,,sa ~. ~. ..,
"'','''' ~, =" ~ -" ''. ~ 80
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04

Year Book Of intevestirH and
instructive facas san1 on request.
Address Swirl 4 Company.
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22

A LEADING HOUSE IN ITS LINE
WANTS SALESMEN-calling upon gem
eral stores, clothing merchants ana
haberdashers to carry side line-no
samples--everything in your pocket. Ex-
cellent opportunity. Liberal income as
sured. Cash and commission. Remit
lance weekly Address Sales Mgr"
Roy 3S2 Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22

MR.. SALESMAN ATTENTION-Have you
sold perfumery or jewelry assortments
or other trade boosting plans success
fully? Are you open for real PROPOSE
ton for 1919, that should net you $4,000
or more and expenses on commission?
II so, give us a line on your past ex-
nerience at once. Milton Mercantile Com
La
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Agents and Canvassers.

MADE $3.50 IN ONE MoNTH-Mr. Ire
land made Sill in six days, Manufac-
turing article retails s45; material costs
rs cents. Big demand, Start any
where. Particulars free. Heydecke,
Box 92s San Francisco, Cal
MAKE 10 OR 90 DOLLARS DAILY
Feeny agents doing it-Vacuum cleaners
again booming greater than first rush,
Exclusive territory. Write today, The
Feeny Manufacturing company. Dept.
1872, Muncie, Indiana.
COMPLETE Pictorial History World War.
Official stupendous sensations. Sells
Official stupendous sensa tional Sells
freight paid. Earn $4,000 day. Free
outfit. Cunningham Co, Como Bldg,
Chicago.
AUTHENTIC HISTORY WORLD WAR
and our side line making agents $500
to $500 per day. Best discounts.
Free books additional for expenses.
Both outfits free. Be quick. Mulikin
Company, Marietta, Ohio.
HISTORY OF THE WAR BY MARCH,
The best book and seller. $50 pages,
illustrated. Good terms, outfit free.
Lindberg & Co.. $50 North Dearborn,
Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22
North.
- - -
South,
Miscellaneous.
BOYLES COLLEGE.
DAY SCHOOL.
NIGHT SCHOOL.


HOUSES ALL MODERN.
$50, 1923 Lafayette Ave, rms.
$40, 1142-44 S. 32nd St, rms.
$40, 1880 S. 31st and barn, rms.
S35, 2129 Writ St, rms.
$35. GIT Park Ave, 8 rms.
$35, 1910 S. 22d St, s rms.
$40, 3216 Burt st, rms.
HOUSES PARTLY MOD.
81, l1l3 S. 14th St. I'd floor. rms
SIS, 1923 Cass St, I'd floor. s rms
$40, 43l7 N. 9th St, rms
$25, 1868 Pierce St, and barn, rms
FLATS MOD. AND PARTLY MOD.
s13, 1918 Emmett ST, Cd floor, 5 rms
sl4, 1911 N. cath St, 6 rms.
$50, 1855 S. 10th St, rms.
$40. 41S4 Hamilton St, store and liv-
Ing rms.
$40, 2219 s. 29th St. I'd floor 5 rms.
$3.50, 1923 Writ ST., rms.
APARTMENTS.
s34-s2650, 2217-1S Howard, Bostwick
Apis, 2 rms. and bath; very desirable
ARMsTRoNG-wALsH CO.
sss Securities Bldg, Tyler 1886.
1918 BINNEY St, Z rms, all mod, with
extra good furnace, $50
27O4 Farnam. ~ rms. all mod. $50.
TO N. 3sth St., IL rms, all mod, with
garage, 800.
211 N. 2sth Ave. rms. mod. ex.
heat, $40
2712 N. 26th St., rms, partly mod
s1c.
& FLATS.
oil N. cath. Sd fir. rms, mod. ex
heat, SIC.
2s1O Cunning. Sd FIR. rms, mod. ex
heat, SIG.
1920 ~ oath. I'd fir, rms, mod. ex
heat, $3.50.
A. P. Turkey 4 SON,
REALTORS,
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22


WANTED-Three good statesmen who are
workers to handle high-class specially
to retail merchants In smaller cities and
towns. Every well rated merchant a
prospect. Minimum commission OF s35
on each order. Producers can place
order In almost every town. Perma-
nent place worth from $1,000 to $4,000
annually to producers. Old established
firm with ample finances. Reliable
statesmen contemplating change early In
new year will do we'll to write. Ad-
dress Dept. D. Y. sos Great Northern
Bldg Chicago.
SALESMEN-Part or full time tbank spe-
cialty preferred) to sell the LIBERTY
HOME SAVINGS BANK to bankers.
Beautiful reproduction Of the Old Lib
erty Bell made up in the form Of
savings bank. Sells at sight and stimu-
lates savings by its strong pathetic ap-
peal, $1,000 and up in 1t for right man.
An unusual high class and profitable
proposition 81 gets complete sample,
money back with first order Ask for
literature The BANKERS SAVINGS &
CREDIT slSrEM CO.. Cleveland. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22
CARDgOF THANKS,

WE desire to express our heartfelt thanks
and appreciation to our many friends,
neighbors, Covert lodge, A. F. & A. M.
and other lodges for kindness shown and
fiarol offerings, during our recent be-
reavement at the death of our beloved
husband and father.-Mrs. R. P. Win
kelmann and Children.