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1880.
Timothy-Prime old, cash 3.75;
new, cash $50; March 3.S5.
NEW YORK STOCK LIST
American Beet Sugar, SO.
American Sugar Refining, 1OG.
Baltimore & Ohio, 531s.
Bethlehem Steel, 7S1s
Chesapeake & Ohio, 551s.
Erie, 10.
kennecott Copper, SO
Louisville & Nashville, 112%.
Midvale Steel, 10.
Norfolk & Western, lO4.
Ohio Cities Gas, 394a.
Republic Iron g. Steel, 771a.
L. S. Steel, SO.
WHY'S 1873.
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LOCAL PRODUCE

The following are prices paid by u,
v Smoots for farm produce delivered
at his warehouse:
Fresh Eggs observation-disclosures. sc
No. ] Country Butter ......... 36c
No. Country Butter .... soc
Large Spring Chickens ........ 25c
Small Spring Chickens ....... 25c
Old boosters ,................. 15c
Ducks ....................... 25c
Geese .................... 25c
Turkeys Observation-Disclosures. 2Gc
Government prohibits the sale OF
hens or pullets.
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PERSONAL NEWS OF THE DAY

spending "a few days in Newark on
furlough is visiting friends here.
Frank l.. Young went to Columbus
Thursday TO spend the day.
William S. Hart in "Hells Hinges"
at the Lyric today. MS
A. Johnson made business trip to
Columbus Thursday.
Paul NJ. ABhbauGh spent Thursday
in Columbus on business.
Square dance, Friday, March /,
Maccabee hall. Xl
Dr. G. X Conard was in Democracy
on professional business Wednesday,
Painting aud papcrbanging 9S3 blue
X2
Mrs. Robert Stauffcr and son, Jos.
eph, arc visiting relatives in Frcder-
icktown
Mae Marsh in "The Cinderella
Man" at the Vine tomorrow. s1
Miss Xlllah Graham returned to
Wcllsyille Thursday after a visit
with relatives here,
/ Tires TO suit all pockctbooks Mt.
/ Vernon Tire Co, STuT X2S
Mrs. j. Il. Schadlc OF IIolmcsyille
is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. j. W.
; Mills,
Special children's matinee at
o'clock Saturday for Babes In the
Woods" Xl
J., u. Scarborough went TO Colum.
bus Thursday to attend the Column
bus automobile show.
William S. Hart in "Helrs Hinges
at the Lyric today. x2S
Thomas Smith went to GAINESVILLE
Wednesday to spend few days with
friends and relatives,
Scllserye supper at the Congrega
tionul church Saturday from 1880 tt
2. 81
Miss Ncrna McGusn went &c
Cleveland Thursday wherc she vii
make nn extended visit
Mae Marsh in THE Cinderella
Man" at the Vino tomorrow. X
Barton ", Blair went to Delawar,
Thursday TO attend the state basket
BAH meet
NeWES STYLES IN SPRING
SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUNG
MEN, SIS AND UP. ST xl
g.
Private Earl Cranmer left Thurs
day Tor Fort Oglethorpo. Ga after
furloUgh with relatives here.
.
o'clock Saturday for Babes in th
Woods" Y
o
Reserve your seats now for Anett
/. kellerman in "A Daughter OF tn
Il Gods Two shows in the evening
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The Store That Saves You Money
PITKIN'S

sAcoNEmpre eriske in nice small pieces from Ea 10 IDS enn
EeEst poRk LVER-Pe b only 1Oc
vER pUppNc-per
FANCY CHUCK 22c
PURE LARD-n Ib oz tins .8Oc
t2 (baked twin stye)
each only ,...... ............ &c
VICTORY cAKE-A large cuts each only ..... 18c
COOkES-Deicious and nurieious dozen JOG
RAsNsLarge package sunkst brand per package only &c
fancy Imperial half peck ony.! 4OC
LETTUcE-Faney house, zoe
standards soc
PREPARED AND PANCAKE FLOUR
lngrams packages for 25C
CABBAGEPer &c
FANCY SOLID NEW cAesAGEPcr &c
Tall 14c
sALTMortons fine table salt large h. bags ony.... &c
&C
NATIONAL CORN FLAkEs-Per package only Sc
ROYAL BRAND ROLLED OATSSmal package
ROYAL BRAND ROLLED oATsLarse package only. 21C
kINGFoRDS CORN sTARcH-Ful Ib package fOc
VOLCANIC SoAPA good SC
LIGHT HOUSE cLEANSER-Per
SoAP-SWts White Laundry
PURITAN GLOBE ziNK WASH 5oARD35c value
SCRATCH FEEO0 lbs .45c
CANNED HoMNYTogan Brand, No.
Riders Glass ~" b each
PEAS-sweet wnked soaked in No. each
LIMA BEANSStandard "a &c
SQUAD soAP-somehng fine No. 15c
United Administration Bot344 and eoeses
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SULLIVAN, LOCATED
In UTICA BROUGHT
BACK On A CHARGE

Chief Parker wmt to Utica Thurs.
day to bring Tid Sullivan, charged
by Mrs. Sarah lowers with beat
ing board bill, TO this city to an
swcr to the chargI lie was arrested
by tho Utica nuthfities.
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Chamberlain's Tablets

These tablets are intended espec-
tally for disorders OF the stomach, liy
er and bowels. If You are troubled
with heartburn. Indigestion or consti-
patton, they will do you good.
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OFFICE OF COUNTY
AGENT TO OBE WITH
SUPT. J.. {. MARRIOTT

County Agent Serman l.. Anderson
leaves Friday foI Lafayette, Ind, to
pack his Household goods, preparatory
to moving here. ie will return Mon
day and take up bmporary headquar-
.ers in the oific of County School
Supt. J. G. Marrid.
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= = - = = - "a - - ~
~ Thrift does not mean this: "
~ Mlserliness, erubbing. cheese ~
~ pairing squeezing and saving ~
N every possible cent at the ex- ",
~ pense Of self-respect, comfort ~
~ and health. When you buy ~
"a War Savings and Thrift Va
NJ Stamps you display both W
As providence and wisdom. VI
~ ~ ~ - sG ~ NJ NJ a. n
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LEAVE EoA DELAWARE

Amid tho choellof fellow students,
the high school ssket.ball team left
Thursday noon 70 the state tourna-
ment at Delaward
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$3.50 and $50, next Wednesday and
Thursday, at the Vine theatre. Ks
Mrs. Lawrence Stats and daugh.
ter, Betty, of Democracy are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Murry.
Mrs. Lottie Brown spent Wednes.
day In Brandon with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank d. Ward.
Sclf-serve supper at the Congrega
tional church Saturday from i:3O to
u. 81
! Mrs. G. q. Beum and Mrs. Samuel
Mcdonald spent Wednesday in Dan
vile with Mrs. II. r. Deum.
SPECIAL GOLD BOND SOCKS
AT eoc. ALL coLoRS. LURES,
! SOUTH MAIN. xl x1%
Miss Pearl Harris has returned to
her home on West High street after
visit at Montgomery, Ala.
o
| Special children's matinee at 3
o'clock Saturday for Babes in the
Woods" 81
Mrs Frank Place Of Newark is Wis.
iting Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Owens
of North Clinton street.
Fatty ArbuckIe in FATTY Of Coney
Island great farce comedy, at the
! Vine today. x2S
Mrs. W. l.. Carey and son, who
have been visiting here, returned to
Columbus Thursday.
The party is known who took
ring from s07 West Chestnut street;
If returned will not prosecute. Mrs.
Schwcitzer. Xl
Mrs. j. NJ Higgins of Lock has
I gone to Charleston, w. Va, to visit
Mrs. W. d. Stoughton.
Coming! Coming! What's com
ing? Just Lizzie" in the play Miss
( Fearless & Co." given by the girls of
the high school auditorium, March 4.
TUT KS
Nlrs. j. W. Mills and her guest,
Mrs. j. II. Schadle OF lIolmcsvillc, ac-
conpanied Miss Marie Mills home TO
Columbus Thursday
Reserve your seats now for Anette
kellerman in "A Daughter of the
Gods" Two shows in the evenings,
$50 and $3.50, next Wednesday and
/ Thursday, at the Vine theatre. VI
( Charles II. Appleton was in Center
burg on business Thursday
Mountain big show, at the Vine
/ today. x2S
Mrs. j. II. Young Of Fairbuult,
MINI, who has been visiting In Gam.
bier, went TO TiHin Thursday to
spend Il few days.
Our tires have not advanced in
price. Mt. Vernon Tire Co.
STuTX2S
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Nciding of Yer
million, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. William Dcnman. went TO
Mt. Gllcad Thursday enroutc home,
to visit o. s. Dcnman
More than 1000 tires in stock. Nj
Vernon Tire Co. STuT MS
Mrs. Lena Schacftcr returned to
her home In Newark Wednesday af-
ter spending few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hunt
or Of Brandon.
o
NEW SPRING HATS ARE N.
LURES, SOUTH MAIN. ST xl"
LADIES' SAMMiE SUITS, MADE
TO MEASURE. KHAKI COLOR S18
AT LURES. SEE THEM. 81 Xl'
0
Russell Mills, who has been cm,
! poyed at Pitt sbursh, Pa, arrived
homo Wednesday night for visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
% Mills.
o
Fatty Arbuekle in FATTY of coney
lsland - arrat farce comedv at the
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MEETINGS
LODGE AND OTHERWISE

""'Rcgular communication of Mt.
Zion Lodge, No. ., f. A. & NJ, Friday
evening, March /, at 700 o'clock.
+""Tho NJ. p. church prayer band
will meet at the home of j. c. Stokes,
%ll North Chester street, at p. m.
Friday.
@""The United Prayer Band will
meet with Mrs. Jesse Newton, Gil
North Sandusky street, at 2 o'clock
Sunday.
Go-to-Church Sunday March 3
for all the churches in Knox county.
Slogan: Every Member of the Church
in the Sunday School and Every
Member OF the Sunday School in the
Church. The Ministerial association
invites everyone to 90 to church
somewhere that day.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-01

Kay reronbaugh OF T. Battery,
Camp sheridan, Ala, who has been
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-01
FRIDAY, MARCH /

q Ladies' Aid society Of the
q NJ. = church meets in the
e church parlors at O'Clock.
y W. f. NJ. $. of the NJ. II.
e church meets in the church
y paHor5 at o'clock A good
e program win be- given
= WOmaus Missionary soci.
y ETY. Of tho Church of Christ
~ meets AT the church AT p. III.
= An allday meeting Of the
x Woman's Auxiliary Mission
4 airy society viii be held in the
q parish house
* The Woman's Mission CIR.
= clc Of the Baptist church
x meets in the chapcl at 2;3O
u o'clock Election Of officers.
- The Sons of Veterans Aux
Z iliury and the Ilomcmakcrs'
- class ol the Church Of Christ
~ sew all day at the Red Cross
- headquarters
- The Woman5 Relief Corps
- holds jts rcguIar meeting in
Il the G. A A. holl AT Z o'clocl,
= The Presbyterian Mission.
= AIRY society holds a social at
~ the home ol Mn and Mrs. f.
" I.,trI iu tho evening
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-01

= 4 = 4 & y y Z z =
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-01

Mrs j. W. Mills and her guest
Mrs. j. Il. Schadle OF lIolmcsville, ac
companied Miss Marie Mills home tC
Columbus Thursday.
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Coming! Coming! What's com
ing? Just Lizzie" in the play, Miss
Fearless & Co.." given by the girls Of
the Athenaeum Literary society at
the high school auditorium, March 4.
TUT KS
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spending "a few days in Newark on
furlough, is visiting friends here.
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.RAINCOAT CRAFT
Barred IN COURT
HANDLE ARMY con.
TRACTS

NEW YORK. Sept o. Formation
of q company with dummy d.rr.
tons. to handle army uincua. COM
tracts alleged. to have been obta.rs.
through fraud pracfirrd by Captain
Auhrrt VI Vaughan and F,Ir
Goulcd va. described u ODE federal
court today Al the trial Tor CON
spimcE of Vaughan former director
Ioi The division of supply ct the qall
'erma ror corps G0uled a promoter
and David 4. podell. lawyer HaIn
R1seulsl manufacture told 0'
'be .u,1rI hy podcI. of ths
conc zoo dich be- testified wa in
tended fH conceal Dos profit sharing
arrangement with Goulrt. and
'slush FUND.- was tu have paid
Vaughan per cent ou all bus.u.
hc procured
Admitting that hi complaint t
the department OF justice prompt al
70 raid 0r aouled's office and seizure
uf record. which led to the present
prosecution Rosenficld said be- hat
revealed Doe connection with tho on.
legged Conspiracy uhen Couiei A.
p'omseH ~ government contracts
failed fa materiaiifc The witness
also declared that while on the uaF
With Gou.ed % the New York oific,
of The Iuirfermsster corps the pro-
muter fHued him 8 Hn0 which be-.
said uas roing 20 people hisher up
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attorney ~ Cammack vent f0
Na'ador lasi saturday 20 visit bis
mr'nts and returned home Wedues-
dar
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YANKEES REPuLS[
MIDNIGHT RAID At
PONT-A -MOUSS0N
Continued from Page onoJ

I'd one night by wires which had
been electrified. The patrol return
ed the next night with material 20
bridge the wires II was raining.
however and the Germans had
turned off the current.
The patrol crossed the wires.
came 10 another wire and wander
.d through an abandoned commu-
uicatlon tronch untll a sentry was
encountered Ono OF the Ameri-
cans. addressing the sentry In Ger
man aud succeeded In obtaining the
counter sign before the sentry dis
covered the Americans Identity.
With the sentry prisoner the patrol
moved on until q fecond sentry was
met This German recognized the
Americans and Zoo 20 his dugout
Tho Americans Differed down the
door and captured him and two Of
his comrades
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f" uHHnIu.I fhI. morning and ID
N being .fUm,d
Throughout this sector there were
...H.'. nf G.rman.mlansd machine
.Ir. HnI each 90 these garri.ous was
..s.Uu unto ITSELF between Hol
" Hl Fresno, Petit were three
''.' patches 0f woods. these fairly
BOILED With machine guns They
N'r' finally cleared out. but IL wa
desperate adventure Tor thos..
i"Hthiy English troops who went
charging through them amidst a hail
no bullets lnI cUmb,d tho occupant.
H'H .Nen.,
Ihr eastern part of Frcsnoy stin
'a. Boz 1r hands of the enemy this
morning with Tho british holding
.H. Ersteru section and pressing the
defender. hard.
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~ Associated iffHs
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
ON TIRE LORRAINE FRONT Sept
l# Further evidence OF the de-
bility of the German military ma.
chine Is shown In n summary Of In
formation gathered by Intelligence
Officers OF the allied forces. There
are SO divisions tn reserve not
counting three Austrian divisions
In the vicinity ~ Metz OF these d.
are regarded as ~ for an immediate
offensive having had more thaJ a
months rest Twenty are consid-
erred fairly 90 having had three
weeks rest The total 81 German
divisions is approximately ESQ the
average strength OF division now
b. ten thousand
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bad tu Boz cleared out. and uli. hBH
iu ho dome Systematically by small.
parties who a1Fed the hostile ur
and bombed lh' lims ou' o.. their
hiding HHUs.
a Hr moro serious engagement
va. uaLri east nf .Hr y.iar, Vh.r.
fHe Gormnus had constructed a
uuairIlateral trench system which
v1 heavily armed ii.rr thr CON
tending forces struggled fhr0urHauf
fh' day Th, British toward evening
slIueI footing boo fb. fren0h,. and
continued tO press tHp attack during
fho night Part OF thr system was
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-20

Bordens Eagle Brand Condensed Milk, pcr dor. S265
IL lbs Large White Colorado Potatoes ..... SOC
Large White Western Slope Irish Potatoes per 100 lbs S325
ID. Can Crsoo ................ s5o
ID. Can Crisco ...... SI6S
10 ID. Can Crisco ........... $3.50
10 ID. Can Swifts Jewel Compound S22O
Small Bucket Svvifts Jewel Compound ... Sis
S h. Can New Crop Comb Honey NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIAO
| Gal Can Sweeand Corn and Cane Syrup - 75c
l Gallon Can New South Pure Cane Syrup ....... Csc
! Gallon Can Country Made Pure Cane Syrup . Csc
! Gallon Can White Swan Pure Cane Syrup ....... Csc
Fresh Country Eggs per doz .............. 45c
rs h. Sack Pearl White Meal Observation-Disclosures. Sl35
Swifts Premium Hams, per ID. ............. ... 36o
Swifts Empire Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon per b. Rc
I Cartoon FEELS Nsptha Soap 75e
Large Cans San-I-Flush ............ .... 25c
Pin, Bottle Household Ammonia ............ IOc
Large Rolls Crepe Tissue Toilet Paper ...... Csc
Fresh Evaporsted ; Crown Rasens per ID. . II lie
Fresh 5xty-Seventy Prunes, per H. I5e
II OF. pkgS. Seeded Raisens, two pkgs for .... Csc
Fresh New Crop Evaporated Apples per H. .... zoe
Extra Fancy Evaporated Peaches, per ID. ..... I5c
Three rs Cans Rose Brand Peach Jam - SlOO
Three IS Jars Delmone Black Berry Preserves SlOO
Three H. Jars Lppnoot Pure Fruit Preserves asst SlOO
IL h. Can Pure Comb Honey .... SOC
Three Is o. 4Oc Jars, LpOneou Apple Butter for slOO
Sl.OO Sizes Log Cabin Maple Syrup for .. sOc
10 h. Can Dixie Jelly, assorted navors ..... Sl25
Gallon Can Royal Sorghum, per gal ............ s5e
Gallon Can French Market Pure Sorghum per gal SIO
Gal Can Louisiana Beauty and Every Body Syrup SSe
Gallon Can Solid Packed Apples ..... ... 4sc
Gallon Can California Peaches or Apricots .. Goo
Gallon Can Bartlett Pears Green Gage Plums 6Oc
Borden' Ev"porated Milk per Sc per don Sc
IL or Bordens Evsporsted Milk, can lOc; per dor SIO
I6 OF, Bordens Evaposted Milk II he ucr don S4O
No. Cans Lbbys Hawaiian Slice Pine Apple Sl2s
No, Cans Red Pited Cherries .............. SiOO
Tall Cans Choice Red Salmon Observation-Disclosures. SlOO
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ENEMY PRESSES
CZECHl-SL0VAyS
Iltk ui MUNITIONS MD STORES
1t SIS nEIEAT ~
~ ROpElN ~ SSiA.

LONDON Sept u The Czecho-
S'o'ak force. loo European Russia
ire being hard pressed hy the
enemy largely owing 90 lack of
munitions and stores Within the
a.t tHu days fue gu.-hauN. assist
I'd hv considerable. number OF Ger-
Ir have succeeded u occupying
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WEATHER
temperature by hours at Amarillo

temperature Friday
West TEXAS Friday GENERALS
cloudy with local showers. cooler
rnuF unsettled
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OFFICERS 90 ne FIRM
HtID IN GRAFT CHARGES
~ A." afst fr-ss

>EN YORK. SEPT fH charged
with conspiracy o. defraud the gov
eminent DO empioves and govern
menf irsnsctors o. che factory OF
kossrWarser Brother Inc Long
island r.ty which has army cor
tracts tntaiiinr $500 600. were ar.
rested f-1.Ehi ~ agents Of the co.
urfm0rf ~ iusfire Warranfs slso
have been issued fof Leo Rosen as-
'or pre. dent of me corporation. and
his brother. Morris
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Nolsk S.mhirsk and Kazan The
ram OF kazau appears TO have been
due entirely 10 lack OF ammunition
by the Czecho SlOyaks
The Germans are reported % be
concentrating considerable supplies
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WOMEN ASK
AID FOR RELATIVES
AGAINST !. ". WIS.
ApPEAL FOR PROTECTION II
MADE TO UNITED STATES
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
DEMANDS ARE EMPHATIC
Tear T. caused b, Threats Regard.
ing Proposed strike ~ Protest
against !. W W Leaders
imprisonment

~ $3.50 h'fH Frefa
BUTTE Mont. Sept 10 "A COM
uIitee of women wives Of miners.
called 1i the office OF the United
states district attorney today and
demanded protection TOR husbands
fud brothers who were being throat.
nrri 1g strikers aud symmthizefs
U Connection with 10 strike called
hero Iast week by the Industrial
Workers ~ the World The strike
Hl called az determination
against the imprisonment OF Hay
wood and his associates They were
emphatic BOO demands and said they
would bring thousand women 20
th" office II necessary 10 show that
women ~ the district were ln
earnest They were Informed that
conference of federals would Boz
held tD discuss the situation
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HOUSE PRACTICALLY
READY To VOTE ON
WAR REVENUE BILL
IINAI non fAiI on MAS
9 80 Will ~ HtlD
TODAY.
COTTON TAX IS DEFEATED
Two Minor amendments Vet a. li'
Di4prscd uf-- Measure o. GO 10
S'nnis Nrtt iuI on
-idcrHtiuu

il ad '
hA.iiINhf1. Sept o. Et
ropiinf Dn. rn. HI 1n NuHI pd.
ago I0mnrI" Wl p1.aI N' iN'
minor amendment f." f1n"0H
600 rnr revenue H.I. H..' Doe Nr'i
Boz 'h' making HInn II HHf ra
completed i0IH. Hf .I' H.u.r
The WnaHlf. 81. . 200 POO ih'
.na'r 1H'I.n. virtually UD Wudl
iira'ion nf 'h' major 'atr. 600 u
comes f prnIi. Uu "EIfI'. q.
drafted
The 80 nn fHl' pIHrn .f
p'cir1 soon Nf''r '.' I.H. convene.
and action H1 H.'" aa"n ou 'h'
'H1 unfinished amendment 'N'n
zion in potash HIn' uf depletion tI
lnanur' provided 'ar oH aHI ela
we'll. ami min" H.' 10 proposal h'
f'rUfrafuiHiIfr Good Hf InH '9 H.
''nd 200 OFT MON boo 'hn military sorry
''' me 5000 Income ia' exemption
I provided Dog 'h' W.' hI. noH limited
'n lh"F' Dt'f'H" Heading Di 'hr
'1'Ff h.I 'i ''' p'f" wa finished
"'' '''''
ln TO-DAY ron. Iteration "f ih"
T ''iI beside d''''' NO proposals Tor
% H' OF SD 3D. H''" 1000 .H''Hn fn" child
''u"f amendment OF N"Ir.nni
'fr'h nI iowa and l'upn N Zoo re-
p0l ~ m'''I I'"'I 'H' 'nd r"tu.
hii'h' Ih' mouse made % number
90 iW|"r''u. change. hut nom" with
'NI sanction "' 'h' WAYS 'nN means
committee hnnf'' proposed Pos
'1' ''mmIl''' tnN amendments bF
'"' mousse Ih'IId'
'''np'''"n'l I'N Ngrced On.
''''h'I"h OFT 'h' business license
"r "'' ul'iI'h'I ''' ni SO annually
To per nus onEa od 100 any trade.
business or profession whose gross
receipts exceed 200 with an adj
lill"hAI per cent iaN Tor whole.
sAi'lH
elimination of ih" Ho.call"d taxi
''h iaN. which levied % per cent on
'I''' f'''ir'f or prfHon. operating
'hf'n or more automobiles Tor hire
. ''n'l IMAM sightseeing machines
elimination of duplicating and
'n'lhf machines ttm The list ~
'ml.luNnfi"s taxed 10 per cent
\ provision making tho tax on
'odn fountain ana soft drink retail
'is 'ii'r'lve No'"mher ] noNi This
"N I' cents ON each 10 cents OF
'''' "I -''' wafer. l'' cream ana
'il '''t Articles
pr''l'''n changing Nh" tax ON
'''i'' soap ana powder from cent
'''''i'i. ''i'' OF Ip ''nls "r irac.
IONS 'o p" per cent lew on manu-
i1''uror' nr Importer. sales
h'" amendment -"mp'inr en-
.''''Inm'n'' Ton soldiers and sailors
'I'" 'NU.'m'n' admission taxes.
''''"' ''N ''"''d Gut.
"' '''l'h 'l| "1. ruled out ON
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-20

a. kharkov and Bielogorod with a
Wow To an advance on the Volga
and 10 prevent General Alexiffs
forces In the Don Valley from join
ing hands with the Czechs about
sahara
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-20
Establish Ne1e,
Labor Bureaus

Z Bismarck, N. D., June 2o.-Lnd-
ley II. Patten, state director Of pro-
/ ductive labor, home from a trip
| about the state, Announces the install
| 1ation of permanent United States
free employment offices at Grand
| Forks. Minot and Bismarck A
UNITED States employment office
has been in operation at Fargo for
/ several months, with William Eng
kglish of Grand Forks, formerly of
1.-THE state council of defense, exam
( liner in charge. George w. Hum
| phreys, a prominent Bismarck typo,
is in charge here; F. J. Taylor, for
ner state superintendent Of public
INSTRUCTION, heads the Grand Forks
office, and F. R. Holden is in charge
at Minot. Several hundred similar
offices operated throughout the
United States under the 1ur4sdic-
ton Of the federal department of
labor. will Cooperate with the
North Dakota branches, which will
handle applications for all classes
lof employment.