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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
ROE HEADS THE
TEXAS BOOSTERS
Is Made Chairman of Texas
Road Men at Little Rock
Convention.

Tuesday morning the following
communication was received at the
headquarters Of the FL Paso Auto
club from C. H. Lester, delesate TO
the Bankhead highway convention at
Little Rock, Ark.
little Rock. Ark. FL Paso Autemo-
bile club. III Paso, Tex; Texas dele
Cation met this morning. Large dele
cation from Phoenix, Tucson, Bisbee.
clifton, Douglas and El Paso. And all
cities III Pasa TO Texarkana all
pledged for highway number one
through El Paso. ~. g. Roe. Ell Paso.
elected chairman; i. J. Herman. Fort
Worth, secretary. Oklahoma bunch
here with delegates from every cross
road T. II. Lester"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
HILLS TELLS
OF ATROCITIES
Brings Hundreds Of Photo
graphs Showing German
Frightfulness.
FflgnJIuIn6SS.

The public viii have an opportunity
at the courthouse auditorium GA next
Tuesday, under the auspices Of
Rotary, to hear Dr. Newell Dwight
Hills. successor Of Henry ward
Beeeher, aud one Of the most power
full orators. preachers and lecturers in
the United States, tell the thrilling
story OF his experience on the coo
miles Of battle front from the Dutch
coast TO the Swiss border.
Or. Hills has recently returned
from q tour OF investigation, where
he was the special guest OF the Brit
ish, French and Belgium governm
to study conditions as they really eN-
isr and to secure data for our gov
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
1918 COUNTY SCHOOL CENSUS
SHOWS SLIGHT DECREASE

Reports from all county school dis
triets on the 1913 census. filed with
Miss Ayra c. Winkler. county super
lnteudent, show $50 educaDles. or 81
lass than 1917, although a supplement
cordia district
The last reports were: Fabens.
AS, Concordia. 1694. and Ia Tsla- us.
Tire returns from other districts have
already been reported
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
DRIVEWAY
NARROW IS PLEA
Arizona Cattlemen Favor
Restricting Stock Drive
WAYS Over Ranges.


Phoenix, Ariz-, April 15.-The ex-
ecuuve committee Of the Arizona
Cattle Growers association. in ses-
sion in hoenix. has passed resolutions
favoring decided restrictions OF stock
driveways over the ranges OF the
state. There has been a movement
for added and broader driveways
through the forest reserves. particu-
larry 70 facilitate the transfer Of
sheep between their winter and SUM
mer ranges between northern and
central Arizona sections.
The committee states that properly
laid out and administered drives from
ranges 10 marketing or shipping
points in some instances would be 4
benefit but not driveways between
ranges Narrow dTiveWays are IA
vored and there was opposition TO
making grazing ground OF any such
stock lanes, with suggestion that the
lanes be fenced and that there be
demanded a movement OF three miles
q day for sheep and six miles for
Ranges Heavily stocked.
The ranges OF Arizona were de-
clared stocked TO their capacity Ae-
tion was asked to prevent imporJa-
ton of livestock from other states
except under permits from the live
stock sanitary commission OF the
state. Federal supervision. similar 70
that now known in the forest reserves
was recommended for grazing on All
unappropriated public lands strict
conservation Of forest ranges, 10 pre-
vent oveTstoelIing and deterioration,
was urged Strong endorsement was
given the Hoover policies OF 1oeq
conservation, especially with regard
TO the cattle and meat industries
gree win be presented by Charles r
Trowbridge. Andrew II. Anderson. Al
bert 81 Dow. Earl B. Rogers, Dr.. E'elix
Last OF the series.
At ESQ p. m the 1sth degree. lSnishs
Of the Rose CroiX, viii be conferred
by Edward n Whitaker. J. W PEAK,
Louis p. McChesney, Roy IL walker
George Z. Cairns, wilson g Porter
field and Rev. Charles T. Overst street
council No. Q, Knights kadosh. takes
ciuncil No. g, Knights kadosh, takes
IN the work with the 18th degree.
pontiff, in charge OF Earl 3 Rogers
Harry ?. vaughn Charles r IroW-
Allen Greed f. Brldgman. George G
Roberts
The 20 degree, master OF symbolic
lodge. VIII be presented by Alfred j.
CARPENTER, Edmund S. Heller, Samuel
A. Thompson William J. Eustacel
Frank C. Birch, Or. r. p Miller. VIII
liam B. Richmond, Francis r stuart.
DR.. ]. D. Love and William A. johns
ton
Portrays the sFTehmEerieht.s
The 21st degree, Noachite, which
p0rrrays the epoch when the 'Yehm- I
gerichtH ruled the forests of the Ger
manic country. will be presented BY !
Edgar ". Eayser, r. s. Heller JO- /
nor f. Ware, Abraham Levy, DR.. J. d. /
Love. Albert BIefer, Joseph Fl. Young, I
John NJ. Wyatt Lee Fl OFudOrfL VIE /
liam Watkins, Edwin P. Lerner. John 1
i. Walker. ". Merrick SroclzWelli /
Fred E Justus.
Thursday morning the council will 4
take up the 22Hd degree At $50
o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

AEaNa I'LL - ~ It n AAAAaAaAa
eminent for the new Liberty loan
drive. On account OF his special mis-
sion lie was permitted, under official
escort TO get nearer TO the actual
seat of hostilitles than anyone else on
the entire devastated regions Of Bel
GUM, Northern France and Alsace
Lorraine
shows Photos Of German Atrocities.
DR.. Hills gives details OF crueltles
practieed upon wounded soldiers. IN
offensive ciVilies -. women and child
reu that should convince even the
most obdurate pacifist that the United
States IS fighting for humanity
against 9 Zoe that has openly dlsre-
garded all laws Of humanity, mercy
and international warfare
DIT. Hills calls his graphic tlus-
tratcd iecturs German Atrocities,
their nature and philosophy Ha
brought back with him over 600
actual photographs Of murders. arson
and Wantun destruction OF human lie
and property. These pictures. taken On
the fighting front, serve 10 illustrate
many OF the incidents OF his dramatic.
vital, interesting story
Arrangements Complete
j. r. McClintOck has charge Of the
arrangements for DR.. Hills and he
has placed ". r. Winch in charge Of
Clintick made arrange yes-er-
day 10 secure the auditorium
Half the proceeds OF the lecture go
20 Dr. Hills to defraE his expenses.
The other half, Rotary VIII divide be-
tween the Red cross, Associated
Charities, the Boy scouts ana the Res
cue home in equal proportion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
MEET FRIDAY TO ADJUST
BOUNDARY AT SAN ELIZARIO

4 conference between judge l. ID.
Hin. the American international
boundary commissioner, and Antonio
PrietO. the Mexican commissioner.
viii probably be held in III Paso Fri
day in reference 10 determining the
boundary line on san Elizario island.
which has been causing much trouble
especially With military men.
Judge Hill is expected 10 return 20
this city tonight from a trip TO san
Antonio. and Mr. Prieto viii probably
arrive Thursday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
CLUB HOLDS
WEEKLY MEETINGS TONIGHT

Because Of the McAdoo speaking
Wednesday evening, the University
club will have its weekly club night
and committee meetings tonight at
o'clock The directors, entertain
ment, historical. literary and house
committees meet this evening and
the usual weekly gridiron club ses-
sion viii Be held after these meetings
are concluded.
The entertainment committee VIII
complete plans for the barn dance
Friday evening at the club. This wiz
be an overall and Bingham apron
party for members only.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
Be Careful
10 keep the stomach well, the
liver and bowels regular, By the
timely and helpful aid Of
REE[HANI's
Pills
LarEsEi Sale sf Any He5i-ine n ihs gTsrll
sals sVsrsFhsrs, h hsxsi. iozs IA
For Burning Eczema

Greasy saves and ointmeats should
not be applied II good clear skin IS
wanted. From any druggist for Sc, or
500 for large size, geta bottle 0fzsm0.
When spilled as directed itenectvely
removes eczemaquickly stops itching,
and heals skin troubles. also sores,
burnS wounds and chafng. i Pene-
trztes, cieanses and soothss Zemo 3
q clean, dependable and inexpensive,
annsepdc liquid. Try itas We believe
nothing you have ever sedis as ehect.
We and satisfying.
FhsE. w. Ross Co, clsvsana Q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

Chief Of police @ T. Pollock has
received a letter from chief Of police
William Dettmar, OF Trenton, n. J.,
asking for information as TO the
whereabouts Of Thomas b. Holmes
jr., who is asked TO communicate with
his mother at Trenton. as his father
died recently. Holmes was in the
southwest recently, according TO last
communications from him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
FORECASTS REELECTION OF
TIGHE BY BOARD TONIGHT

The question Of reeIectinE Supt. L.
J. Tighs or electing his successor viii
come up at a meeting Of the city
school board 10 be held tonight at
Bailey school 1t was said by one
member OF the board today that Dir.
Tlghe would be reelected practically
unanimously
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
Cattle MOUing
To North From
Texas Range
Hundred Car Loads From
Sierra Blanca P ass
Though Carlsbad.


Carlsbad, n n, April 1.-THE an
nual movement Of cattle from the
south to northern pastures IS weH IN
der way. Already about 100 carloads
of steers have passed through the
Carlsbad yards on their way TO grass
This stuff came mostly from Sierra
Blanca. on the Texas & Pacific, and
had been held in that section during
the winter.
Carlsbad itself viii ship in the
neighborhood Of 100 cars during the
last Of April, and so more viii be
picked up from other points between
here and the Texas & Pacific. Cow
men in this section have leased pas
lures as far east as Missouri although
most Of the cattle are going TO Kan
sas. Nebraska. and the Dakotas
Range conditions in most Of this
section are not satisfactory Ia some
sections favored by heavy SHOWS the
grass is coming well, and weeds are
already showing Up, but the majority
Of the range is in hard shape
e. Daughenbaugh. G.. p Duff, +. II.
Forber, H. A. Fulton, r. G. George, =
c. Huene, W. S. Lee, H. P. Martin, Jr-,
=. T. Peters, A. ~. Reiser, g w.
Stafford, Z. j. Thompson, J. S Whit
ney.
Toyah-F. ". Fetch, c. A. walker.
Columbus-c. y. johnson, IT., II.
A LoWeuberg.
Marfa-j. ~. RaWls.
Marathon-L- c. Ritchey.
Camp Courchesne-C. W. Smith.
Wednesday evening at s o'clock
work VIII be called Off at Scottish
HNHHn hnn class md
members viii march to the court
house auditorium 20 hear secretary
W. G. McAdoo speak.
Take Up Historical Series
Wednesday morning Oasis chapter,
No 5, Knights OF Rose Crosxr VIII
take up the historical degrees, begin
ming with me 18th, the knight OF the
east or sword, and continue until
after dinner when the work VIII be
In the hands of-the Knights kadosh,
entering the section Of 'chivalrlc and
phiIosophic degrees.
Chester /. Eel win preside IN the
first and sixth scenes OF the 10TH,
assisted by Frank IL BeaL Dave
Crockett, Guy r Gibbs, Riley n Reed
Edwin p Rhodes and John " Peak.
In the second and fourth scenes
Nerner L. Ware VIII preside, aided by
Ohm 3. Fitzpatrick, Fufus j. Raw
Inns, Richard n Guernsey, Riley N.
Reed. Dr. j. D. Love and j. ~. Peak. 7
---1 lAAAI H--A-n VIII L1 Do InEA--1l ~
Mr. Peak and Dr. Love. The fifth
scene viii be put on by Messrs. Raw
Inns, Guernsey and Peak
VIII Confer Sixteenth.
j. ". Peak viii take the leading
role in the 18th degree, prince Of I
Jerusalem, these men filling the sta Z
lions in ths first and fourth scenes: /
g. T. Ezen, r 3. RaWlins, r P. 1
Rhodes, Hewitt G. Appiebys William
z. TOlbert, Hope 81. Smith, r n Reed, /
oscar @. Shaffer, Richard n. Guernsey /
G. r Gibbs. Dave Crockett
In the second scene Mr. Peak will I
be assisted BY Messrs. T0lbert. Reed, /
ShaffeTs Guernsey and Mark FL
Newell
IN the third scene Jay c. Long. Mr. 1
Peak Frank T. Beecher. ". T. Tel
bert ana IL z Newell VIII act the /
parts.
Aftsr lunch Nednesdar the I'm de-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
SANTA FE HAS FOOT or
sNnN. MnRE ~ nInr-nra rN.

santa Fe, q. 81. April 16.-Santa Fs
had foot OF snow sunday in the
mountains the snowfall was much
heavier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

Whicl disturbs your sleen. Just try
one soc bottle OF LAN-F0S WITH
PEPSiN. a Liquid Digestive LaEa-
tive for Indigestion or Constipa ton.
Pleasant to Iake.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

Best food for least money. for men
and women. 315 j. Franklin 81
Luncheon and supper.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
Old People WHO Are Feeble ard

Would be greatly benefited BY the
General strengthening Tonic Effect OF
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC il
purifies and enriches the blood and
builds up the whole system. a Cen
eral strengthening TOME for Adults
and Children. 6oc.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

Are You = "siient PatriOtu OF viii
you come across" like a mane Buy a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

3 cans Of the 15c size Van Camps Pork and
Beans TOR :.-.------ -SSC
cans Of the 15c size Van Camps Hominy
for Csc
2 cans of the 15c grade Tomatoes for. .Z5e
cans Of the 15c size Van Camps Chill Con
Carne for ... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S5e
cans of the 15e size and Quality Alpine Milk
for .35c
Every can Of Alpine Milk positively guaranteed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
~ - Eddie.

among the prominent eaLLltElen OF
this section who were in III Paso
Monday purchasing supplies and inFes-
tigating the market were John %.
Means, Of Valentine; DR.. J. D. McGreg-
DRY, L0bO: 7. ID. Love, Sierra Blanca;
Ottie Finley, Maria; L W. Anderson,
Pecos. and b. A Adams, Fort stock
ton They reported the weather con-
ditions IN their vicinity as being very
dry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

2 packages Of tie I5e size Pulled Rice for. Use
2 packages Of the 15e SIZE Quaker Oats for. BE
2 packages of the 15e size KsIlOgg's Corn
Flakes for ..-.....-.----.'ss .z9e
Large package Krinl5e Corn Flakes for -.....10e
zoe size package Dwkes's Pearl Barley for .l5e
zoe size package DuEkee's Pearl IaPioea or
Sage for 80. ...-.............. .-....lIe
2 large packages KeIIOggs Krumbles for Use
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

5OPounds Fancy Colorado Pota-
toes for. ............-.....o 90
100 Pounds Fancy Colorado
Potatoes for ..........S I7
5 Pounds Fancy California Pink
Beans for. Observation-Disclosures. %
8 Pounds Fancy California
Black Eyed Peas for $500. 50
s. 2 Pounds Fancy California
Lima Beans for. ... 35
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

Marathon-L- c. Ritchey.
Camp Courchesne-C. ". Smith
Wednesday evening at o'clock
work viii be called Off at Scottish
Rite headquarters and the class and
members viii march TO the court
house auditorium 20 hear secretary
W. G. McAdoO speak.
Evening journal., 1918-10-02
.SGN HAS FATHER
HELD UNDER BOND

Charles Smith was before Judge
Churchman in Municipal Court today,
charged with breach Of the peace
against Mary Ferr, Of No. li3 Juniper
street. lie was ordered TO furnish
S30e-peace bond.
Peter Cont. or No. ii6 East second
street was charged with breach Of the
peace against John Cont, his son. the
son told the court that his father comes
home drunk and makes life miserable
for his sick mother. The father was
ordered TO furnish a $500 peace bond.
Donate Uowankin was charged win
operating an automobile without IL
cense. His case was continued uhtll
tomorrow. The defendant told ue
court that he has license put ala
not have his card with him when ar
rested last night. Earl HaulzhauseI
pleaded guilty 10 a similar charge anu
was fined $40.
The charge Of assault and battery
against Henry Wynn, Negro, was us
missed at the request Of Edith Parks
Negress. the prosecuting witness. Edith
told the court that the defendant mere
IL slapped her on the face.
Maud Watson, Negress, charged WIN
selling liquor without a license. was
fined 500 and the costs OF the prose-
cution. John aDlckery, Negro, charged
Jointly with Maud Watson, was nneu
$500 aud two months I'm the workhouse.
Evening journal., 1918-10-02
MRS. PRETTYMAN
SERIOUSLY ILL
Kent County Democrats
Making Plans for Com
ing Campaign
COLORED TEACHERS
HOLD INSTITUTE
snecIal 10 The Evening Journal.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Del. oct. 2.-word was re-
ceived yesterday by relatives Of the
Rev. C.. w. Prettyman. ID. d.. OF Car
Isle. Pa, OF the serious illness OF his
wife. Her condition Is reported critical.
The Kent County Democratic Execu-
tive Committee met yesterday and
work Of the campaign was discussed.
The second days session OF the state
Colored Teachers Institute yesterday
was largely attended. Addresses were
made by superintendent John shilling
OF Kent county on Live Arithmetic =
Principal Leslie p. Hill. OF the Cheyne
Training School for Teachers, "The
Teaching OF English" and at the after
noon session, Democracy I'm the
school," by Professor Shilling and "The
Teaching OF History and Civies.' by
Principal Hill.
Liberty Loan meetings are being held
Evening journal., 1918-10-02
An EASY WAY To
bAH|SR PlhPLES

n you are troubled with psnpie4
blackhesds, acne. BARRIERS itch, blotches.
freckIes or other skin disease or blem<
1sh now Is the fine TO get rid OF Il
With Hoksra
This pure and simple skin healer ID
being introduced in Wilmington by n
b. Danforth at the low price OF $50 for
h liberal sized Jar. and they have sold
hundreds OF treatments.
II contains no grease or acids. II
cleauiy TO use and Is a true nourIsh-
ment for The skin. cleaning and clear-
Ing II 10 every pore. making u SOFT
white and beautiful.
II Hotsra does not 40 even more than
Is claimed for 10 and give perfect satis-
faction, return ne empty jar TO n. b
Denforth Drug store and they viii re-
fund your money, n you have any akin
trouble, you cannot spend 55c 10 better
advantages than sor ,ar Of tfns skin
food.
Evening journal., 1918-10-02
WOMEN'S COLLEGE
IS ALSO CLOSED
Only Six Flu Cases at
Institution and Three
Are Convalescent
DELAWARE STUDENTS
co TO THEIR HOMES
speclaI 10 The EvenIng journal.

NEWARK, Oct. 2.-Now that Delaware
College has closed for ten days IL is ex-
pected that the outbreak OF Spanish in
fuenza will soon be under control.
Practically all the students who are
not i'll and a few who remained to as
sist in nursing those in, left for their
homes yesterday afternoon.
The Women's College has also sus-
pended classes for a week or ten days
and those students who desire to go
home were allowed TO do. Some re-
manned at the college and all resident
members OF the faculty also remained.
There were no cases Of the "1u" at
the WOmen's College until the latter
part Of last week. There have been
but six cases altogether there. and
three OF those are now cOnvalescent.
The other three cases are being treat
ed at the college and are getting the
best care. All the cases fortunately
have been slight.
There were several more new cases
among the students OF Delaware Col
lege yesterday and also several slight
cases among the members OF the In
dustrlal Training Camp. Lieutenant
Milton ArenOwitz. the army surgeon IN
charge Of the students who are ill
states that there are still several OF
the boys who are seriously IN but there
Is every reason TO believe that they will
pull though. Now that the college j:
closed Lieutenant Aronowitz has made
some changes that will be beneilcia
/ for those who are m and VIII relieve
crowded conditions. Cots have beer
placed in the lounge room and alsC
the trophy room in the Commons an'
some OF the patients placed In thos'
rooms. BY this arrangement all tn
crowded conditions are relieved.
A number Of new cases were report
ed among the residents Of Newark yes
| terday, and there are several seriousl,
IN with pneumonia. Or. Charles il
Blake. president Of the Board OF Healtl
who has been III for several days, wa
able 20 set out yesterday and attend L
| his patients.
Evening journal., 1918-10-02
NATIONAL THEATRE.

King and Gee. Americas best colored
sister team, back again, Thursday and
Friday.-Adv
Evening journal., 1918-10-02
GIVE $1013 TOWARD
DOVER CHURCH DEBT
ipeeIaI Do The EyenIng Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del, Oct. Sunday was
rally day at the Dover NJ. p. Church,
and it proved a red letter day IN many
respects. much to the qualification Of
the members OF the church from The
fact that over One-third OF The in
debtedness on the church was paid in
cash.
The exercises. which were held all
day, were enllvened by the visit Of A.
q. Dixon. general secretary OF the
Board Of Y. p. Work II the NJ. p,
Church, he being the main speaker oi
the evening. The actual cash paid in
was Si,Oi325, with moro 20 be turned
in by collectors who were not present
Sunday. in April last the church
undertook 10 pay the Indebtedness OF
$1,000 on the installment plan, tie first
payment 90 be October I. sundays
returns far exceeded all expectations.
Evening journal., 1918-10-02
JINX ON TRAIL OF
THIS CONSTABLE
Wife and Two Sons Re-
ceive Injuries in Series
Of Accidents
.SEAFORD WOMEN
SELLING BONDS
leclal 10 The Evening Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD, Oct. 2.-Wilson Adams,
flve-year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Adams, met with a severe accident at
his home on Railroad avenue, yester-
day He fell OF the front porch break
ing his arm in two places.
Harry Burtell. a farmer living near
town, died at his home yesterday aged
about GO years. lie had been in poor
health for nearly two years lie is sur
vived by widow and four children,
one OF whom is Miss Katie Burtell,
Seaford schoolteacher.
Constable Sarin y. Thompson thinks
link is on his trail. Sometime ago
his son, Callahan, fell from a tree and
broke his arm. Yesterday his wife
fell down stairs badly cutting and
spraining her foot. A few minutes af-
ter this his son, Callahan, also fell down
stairs injuring his back. The cOnsta-
BILE says he thinks he has had enough
accident in his family for some time at
least, and hopes the iinx will not camp
on his trail again.
J. Emery Wiley. secretary OF the
Delaware snlpDuilding Company, is III
at his home in West SeafOrd.
]
at the telephone exchange. is at the
home OF her aunt, Mrs. Sallie Jackson,
in Blades. suffering with pneumonia.
The Fourth Liberty Loan committee
is well organized In Seaford and is
expecting 10 go over the top early In
the campaign. The women are going 20
play prominent part in Seaford rails
ing ifs quota. They have taken over
the Job OF convasslng the town and
will make a house-tO-house canvass
The committee has appointed men Ia
canvass the outlying districts. The
Acorn Club, a wOman's organization, I:
taking an active interest. They have
organized committees TO visit homes a'
follows: Mrs. Alexander Donoho vii
be IN charge Of West Seaford; Mrs
Harry Miller, OF High street; Mrs
Monroe Adams, Cannon street; Mrs
bWill Miller. Pine street; Mrs William
Oarble, Arch street; Mrs. w X. Nor
gan, Poplar street; Miss Ethel Robin
son, Front street; Mrs Ella q. Emory
Is chairman Of the above committees
and the work Is being done under he
directions.
The Community Sing Monday nigh
was for the benefit OK the Liberty
Loan and a fine patriotic program wa
given. These community sings prom
lse TO be very helpful In raising none,
b in Seaf0rd.
NeN was received here yesterday o
the death Of Cyrus Graham. formerl
Evening journal., 1918-10-02
Stomach Misery
Get Rid of That Sourness, Gas and
Indioestion

When your stomach Is out or order OF
run down, your food doesn't digest. lt Ter
ments IN your stomach and forms gas
which causes sOurness. heartburn, foul
breath. pain at pit Of stomach and many
other miserable symptoms.
Mi-o-nR stomach tablets will give JOY
isrly for two weeks they will turn your
Aabbv. sour. tired out stomach Into a
sweet energetic. perfect working one.
You can't be very strong and vigorous II
vour food only half digests. Your appe-
lite will 20 and nausea. dizziness, bilious
ness nervousness, sick headache and con-
stipation will follow.
Mi.o-na stomach tablets are small and
ensv 10 swallow and are guaranteed to
banish Indigestion and any or all Of the
above symptoms or money back. For sale
by " B. Danforth and all leading drug
gists.