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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-17

M Rev. Richard M. Walker, at pres
ent located at Union City, and for
merry the honored. gifted and be-
loved pastor Of Lexington M, f.
Church, South, arrived here We'd
nesday and on that night began
preaching a series of revival ser
mons, which, it is to'be hoped will
result in much good in this COM
munity. Lexington church never
had a better pulpit preacher or a
cleaner, or more lovable man than
Bro. Walker and the church here
prospered under his service Pastor
P. D. T. Roberts will contribute his
bes. to the daily and nightly SER
vices and the music will be worth
coming miles to hear.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-17

Intoxicating liquors captured and
confscated in Tennessee have
been carried to Kentucky, and there
sold under an order of Federal
court, without violating any prohi-
bition statute. The prohibition
laws were passed to prevent the
manufacture and sale of stuff the
use of which is detrimental to men
so, while the law is complied
with in carrying whisky to sell it in
Hopkinsville, the higher principle
is trodden underfoot by the act.
The vile stuff ought to be destroyed
or turned over to the medical de-
partment of the government.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-17
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce
I'D. Franklin a candidate for the
office of Sheriff of Henderson co'ln-
ty, subject to the action of the Re-
publican party in Primary election,
Saturday, July 6, 1918.
We are authorized to announce
V. N. Blankenship a candidate for
Sheriff, subject to the Republican
party of Henderson county in pri-
mary to be held July 6, 1918.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-17
FOR FLOATER.

We are authorized to announce
Cooper C. Sweat a candidate to
represent the 25th Pictorial District,
composed of the counties of Madi-
son and Henderson, in the 6lst
General Assembly of Tennessee,
subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic party.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-17
FOR THE STATE SENATE.

We are authorized to announce
Hon. A. S. Montgomery, of Sardis, a
candidate to represent the 25th
Senatorial District, composed of the
counties of Madison, Henderson and
Chester, in the 61st General Assem-
bly of Tennessee, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-17
Local and Personal
Low shoes at Sweatt's.
Remember the Princess Theatre.

Low shoes at Sweatt's.
Remember the Princess Theatre.
Leo. Barry, of Decaturville, was
here Monday enroute to Jackson.
Our low shoes are of the best
style. SWEAT.
Sweat sells Clapp, Florsheim,
Walk-Over and low shoes. See
them.
Miss Evelyn Pearson is on a short
visit to relatives and friends in
Jackson.
Mesdames Eva Sneed and Eula
Dennison spent last Sunday in
Memphis.
Esq. Frank Hays and wife, of the
old 10Th District, were in Lexington
Tuesday.
Jim Henry had whitehead cab
bage so long ago that they have
grown common.
Hubert Boren, enroute to Jack
son, from Darden, spent Wednes-
day night here.
H. H. and j. W. Threadgill motor
ed to Sheffield, Alabama, Monday
returning Tuesday.
Jno. A. Mccall left Tuesday for
Washington, where he will try to
join the naval reserves.
Jno. A. Mccall and r. w. Hall
went to Memphis Saturday night to
see Sunday ball game.
Miss Beatrice Hughes, of Clifton,
accompanied by her two sisters,
spent Wednesday night here.
Jno. A. Jones accompanied }. W.
Enochs to Jackson Wednesday, and
both motored back that afternoon.
Miss Beulah Pope, of Luray, and
her brother, Irby X. Pope, of Huron
section, were in town last Saturday |
Mr.. Nicely, son of the former sup
erintendent of the Hospital for the
Insane at Bolivar; was here Tues
day selling disinfectants.
Engineer Elver Eller slightly in
jured his arm Sunday when a seat
box tripped with him, but was able
to report for work =
c. V. Sims has thrown up the job
Of manager for the Sun Telephone
and has gone to Sheffield,
Alabama. His son is still here.
Mr.. W. G. Harris, quite an affable
gentleman, of Montgomery, Ala,
spent several days here last week
installing an X-Ray machine for DR..
County Agent Hugh Powers last
received letter telling him
him that his brother, Robert, had
anded safely on The Other Side"
Of the Atlantic.
Eugene Anderson, of Jackson,
passed through Lexington Monday
to Fort Orglethorpe, near
chattanooga, where he enters the
National Army.
Esq. I. H. Winslow has received
4 letter from his son, W. Vance, at
New York. Vance's time in the
navy -four years. has expired and
he has not decided on his further
course.
Judge N. r. Barham has been at.
ending the great Southern Metho-
list General Conference in Atlanta,
20. The Judge has the honor to be
, lay delegate to the General Con-
ierence.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-17

First American airplane mail SER
vice, was inaugurated Wednesday
between Washington, Philadelphia
and New York, planes starting SIM
ultaneously from the Capital and
New York at 1880 a. IN.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-17
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We are authorized to announce
HUI C. Anderson of Madison county
a candidate for the Office of Attor-
ney General of the 18th Judicial
Circuit of Tennessee, subject to the
Democratic primary, Jan. 10, 1918.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-17

We are authorized to annunce
w. r. Wright a candida for the
office of Sheriff of Henderson coun-
ty, subject to the Republican pri-
mary, July 6.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-17

Chancellor A. H. Roberts, of Liv-
ingstan, Overton county, was here
between trains Monday evening and
met several of our citizens in the
interest of his candidacy for the
Democratic nomination for Cover
nor. Where Judge Roberts is best
known he is most esteemed-and if
he is not the next Governor of Ten
nessee the man who leads him in
the race will be.
Our townSman Joe H. Holmes
will erect this year sweet potato
house of perhaps 18x20 feet dimen-
sions, but has not yet decided
whether the material will be brick
or wood. Mr.. Holmes will put out
perhaps three acres of potatoes and
with anything like favorable condi-
tons his yield ought to be 200 BUSH
els per acre. Our county people are
making a very grave mistake in
failing and refusing to grow sweet
potatoes and to build the regulation
houses IN which to cure and store
them, for we have much land par
ticularly suited to the sweet potato.
There ought to be dozens, yes hun
dreds of potato houses built iu Hen
derson county this summer-but it
is hard, mighty hard, to get the
wheels out Of the long established
and deep-cut ruts in the old dirt
roads.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-27

Den Streber loot nltr oas 3ieI,
ben Strebenoen audi Der 8eg.
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sekerfonpent in Seranton, Ea, ge-
gen jeSpeoe Sdabisnns bentid-
iprad)tger 9mblifatipnen

9le International Typographical
union, Der aae organiiierten S6riit-
leber oes 2anOes angeboren, Bat ouf
lhrenl olesIabrigen in Scranton, ga,
abgebaltenen GA. Sabresfonpent nit
groBer Stimmenlnebrbeit lid gegea
ale MoBnob1net sum 56uoeu oer
EoeutiGiprodigen greiie i1 9merifa
'ausgeipreden. 9elegat ST. &Iiflger
bon Ser engIifd=iprohigen 5ppogras
pblcol Linton 1T Chicago bntte beam
trogt, Der &onoerrt loae iid allsoriiI-
lid gegen Die griiten5 oeutl1er Ser,
eltigungen onsipre6en, iolle es ais
ietten &unid erflaren oaB ale Ins
~gehorigell oes Setergepertes ibren
Fdtrlotismlls uno llnionismls 5u err
fennen geben, oaB lie MIR engliihz
Ipred)enoeng g reiniaungen ange6oren,
n1o ioue ben Goriblag sum &eie,
renoum l%telen: oas am 1. Sl1li 1894
nit Der 8erntah<american Sppoqro,
pbia obaei6loIiene ltebereinfommen
81 loien uno Die Mitglieoer Der leg
teren 6llm 8eitritt 5,l engliid lpres
Genoen Unions m1f5uforoern.
Iber idon oas @eieb=@oaite oes
aonpents bate oieien 8orinlog IN,
giinitig ei%ltberidtet, nflo Sic Der.
lammlune entidieo oenr audi bent
entiprebenb. NahDem oer stueite @i-
sepraiioent Der SnternntioaaI Union,
Sl1go Wi1er, Der gleid5eitig gltlt6es-
iefretar ser German Imerican gopo=
grapbia lit, lno anoere Gelegaten qe-
gen ben Glinger'iden Mntrag geipro=
her, tp1roe Defenders Der 8oridfaa
Die oeuti6e Topographic ab5utreils
men, reip. Elm Geferenollm roriiber Gil.
neranlaIlen nit 159 segen 80 Gttin-
men obgelebnt.
Gbenio crying es eillem pom
Seattle, 8aib., au~sgebeilcen 4ntra-
ae, Der li6 segen Sic 3ngeDorigfeit
aller niht IN ensliid)er 5pradbe MIR
fenoen gereinigungen 3llr Snterna-
floral Union r1d)tete. IS mar Die
Seattle Typographical ll1ion go.
202, melfe ourd) 9eiblub eine, aae
iol6e uginoetrid= 4nbongiel" aus
ldlieBenoe aenoerung Der Gerfoiiung
ocr Snter,tational Union fnrnerte.
Md oieier Mntrag tpnroe, tpie gc=
iagt, mtSoridlid abgelebnt.
Dagesen beidloB Der aonpent n,t-
selifts Der Gatiade, DUB lid) i'm 2un.
De etn Nntngonismns gegen oGes
Daltid)e gelteno Made ullo sic Gri.
lten5 Der in oeutiber 6prad)e eridei-
nenoen EubIifationen beorobe. ben
geamten Der international Union.
ans Ser5 su legen auf Mittel uno
Wege gu @linnrn, pie o~enienigen Mtit.
glteSern oieier Union unb Der oe1lt.
i6en 8ppograpben bei5uiteben lei,
tpelfle on oelttfden 3eittngen arbei,
teten unb ettpa onrh cine S~nspeniion
Der lesteren I'M lire M~niteaungen
fomrner folten.
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NIIerIei.

@m. s. 3inIIer, Director OF
fbp @nr Department gonrmiIiion on
training Camp Activities" bat Oil
ben GtltriftanpoIt 9. q. MecMsfill
einen 9rief geihriebeiL in ueldem er
iid oariiber beflagt, oaB Sic 8eroro-
suingen gegen ,oas io5iale llebel bon
Seiten getuiiier gountpbeamten nid3t
eurdgefubrt meroen. reip. oaB Tie Der
Ssnfraftiesnng oerieIben I'M 8eae tie.
Gen. Or erIaBt oieie @arnung, ebe er
IA Der @ngelegenbeit peiter porgebt.
Die rTreie Treiie" bietet BEN
2sier nod einmal 10 piel 8efriebi.
s1itag nno 1tnterbaltnng, iuenn er
susif, bak er iie be5ablt fat.
- Bel einem giieubabmnfoa, Der
sub am Montag friib ntiF Den @eleiien
Der sc. g. s. e. 8nbn an Der 5rati
Strobe ereignete, tpur0en Ger Sei3er
~. Smitb uno Der @remier 6. %
Sell iebr idper perlett. Ser 5ra6t,
5ng, auf weIdem iih Die beioen Der,
rtngliiften befanoen, fu5r nit %5ientt:.
der Sdleuigfeit ouf Dem abmdrts
5iihrenoen @abnbett, als Die 2ofomo.
tire entgleiifc nno nit ben eritcn
zp0lf 5rndtuagen nnisemorfen muir.
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Nene strakenbabnreseln.


gine lieue itaotiife Sroinall5, Die
uuf GrilAen oes u6liel MhmimItra=
tors" angenonlmen nnroe, perfigt
5olgenoes inbe5ug auf BEN 8etrieb
Der StrnBenbabnen:
1. Sn geifdftsoiitrift bearen5t inn
Roroen ourd 9ouiton StraBe, 5mt.
Iden Shores StraBe unb Mlamo BIa.
90, i'm Often ourh Mlamo StraBe
5Iuiiden SonIton uno Commerce
Strabe; i'm Sioen ourb Commerce
StraBe 5uiiben Mlamo nno Soleoao
StraBe uno ourd) Wain Bla5a uno
Doloroia StraBe apiiden 5oleoao
uno Shores StraBe, uno inn @estei1
ourh Shores 5traBe 5rpild)en Dolo-
roia StraBe mno @oniton StraBe,
balten Die Cars MIR an oen umiteiee=
'pltnften an.
2. auBerbalb oes @efddftsoiitrifts
balten nod ausipdrts gebenoe Gors
MIR an iebem 5peiten 8lod uno elm
laufenoe Cars e6%enfalls MIR an ieoem
5tDeiten glof, abpefielnb nit Sen
nod aisstparts gebenoen Cars, an;
Cars baIten ferner Dor oen @eIeiIcr,
Der Giien- uno eleftriideii gabnen
nl6 Dor ben 8abnbofen an.
3. Mngebalten miro enoIid) MIR,
uenn es Die Hotmenoigfeit ODER of=
fcntlihe Siderbeit eebietet.
Mm einfahiten ldBt iif alter CT
fabrlng nah Die angelegenbeit reglls
iieren, menn an ocn gecigneten
Binften Die 6alteitenen ange5eiet
meroen onrh Sdiloer Cars flop
here
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Snlanb.

$beooore 8ooieuelt bat lid ge=
gen Die @abl oes gbicagoer giirger-
meiiters 9bompion gum 8unbesfena-
tor erflart. Seine @abl miiroe cine
,.aolamitdt" iein. Sbomplon mor be.
sanntlid gegen ben arieg.
Der 0ame Senrp 6oro's, oes
befannten alitpmobil . 5abrifanten
Don Detroit, Mid., miro bel ben in
Mihigan itottfinoenOen Brimdrpob-
len als aanoioat fir Den 8unoesie.
not olif ben 3ifets Der Hepublifoner
lomie Ser Oemofraten erideinen.
5oro 1T Gepublifoner, teilte aber cor
5wei Monaten nit. oaB YrGiioeni
Nilion i'm oireft aufgeforoert babe,
ais gunoesienator 81 fanoioieren. @r
miro infoIgebeiien Der ltnteritiibulg
Der administration fomie 5ablreider
0emofraten iider iein. @egen Soro
lailfen Die RepubIifaner Trumar
Neipberrp, Der friibere @ouperneuer
Osborn mo 8m. @. Simpfon, TO-
mie Der Democrat Sames Is. Selm.
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ans Der staOt9alle.

Die Wcaen5ie Contribution Com,
pam erbalt ben aontraft fir oenYaa
0es Setuers in oer Sans StraBe. Sbr
Angebot lautete anf $500. mopon
Ole StaOt $1,000 be5abIt, oen 2elt
Der Soften tragt Die Giienbabn. Die
Giti5ens Mnto Company liefert einen
Hadaro 9uuf fir $3,175. Gin Seq
mite BON Negern befilrtportet Den An
fauf zines @runoltiides in DER Noro-
-Safberrn nno Woro-Genter StraBs,
nm Daraif Elm ngommunitn 6ouie"
fir NegerioIoateu at erridlten. 9aS
aomite meint, oaB fir ben 3mcd
Bunoesbiilfe 81 erlangen lit nao oia
5taot notwithstanding penie hei5n.
'teuern boben miro. DDS @runoitild
5oa $4,000 foiten.
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l,oklaies.
Die nadife gumSauleibe.

Ser PdaeamtsiefretGr bat Die
3ih|ateI fiir Die rleue @ltleibe alf
41AlHro5ent angeiest uno min iiber
oiefell ainsfnB ntGt binausgeben,
iuassmir fit ooafommen ridtig er-
a6fhpl. Wenn man beOenft, mie abio-
Tut der oas @elo lit, ntrb man sen
ongdettep gins fir iebr reidlib bal
fen. 8as oariiber binal1sgebt, mare
8eri6menoung uno Der 51asamt5-
Sefretar 5eigt audi, mie groB Tie ieill
tuiirbe. @enn Ser 3insfnB Bios Il
9ro5ent mebr lit, mad)t oos BEL 10
MiaiorOen % Miaionen oos Sobr
uno oas tit III 6rieoens5eiten cine
rieIige Sumnte. @enn Ser &rieg allf=
bort, moaen mir mogliflt niebrige
Stemern uno oieie fonnen 1lid)t nieo-
rig iein, pern cine bobe 3inienla|t
geoedt meroen muB. 9omit Iiegt es
i'm ~Slltereile Der @elammtbeit, feline
boberen 3inIen SIT perlangen. @ir
glaliben altf, oaB oie nel,en Steliers
geiete, oie BEN 8rofit in sebiibren-
Der Beiie su BEN saiten beran5ieber,
oas 8erlangen nad boberen 3inien
gum S6ueigen bringen meroen. Die,
fes fommt fait ausidIieBlid bon fol-
den Die Iftien Der groBen aorpora=
tionen faifen, neil ibnen Der Gins.
ben Die &~egierung bietet, nidt ge,
niigt. Dit Ser Steuer meroen sic 81
Dioenoen bieier aorporntioren 5er-
abgeben uno Der Marft fir 9fegie-
ruags anleiben iid unenoli6 aus
oebnen, i%pespegen mir a1ld nidt Sen
minoeiten 3meifel begen,- oaB sic
neile @nleibe flott abgeben ipiro.
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Gins COLORADO Gpnutn.

Aus Der @eeeno Don @eimor
idrcibt inns Serr Gbas. @olien: -
Die @rnte lit 10 peit git, es miro
imgef1br ebenio niel 9auHmode &c,
madt wie lcstes Sabr, runo oie gu.
ten Vreile oa5u. Gorn lit beoelltclio
better ais lestes Sobr uno fiir 6llt-
ter lit aud geiorgt, mn lit es beoenf'
lid) trofen bier ufl0 Elm gutter Regcr
iuare BON aroBem 9tlieen fiir @eibe
H.. l. NJ, aber oa piel 8altmtpole I'M
6eloe bongt, ieben Ole 6armer liebcr,
Dab cs nod einiee 3eit troden bleibt. !"
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6eiraten
4eiraten

4eiraten:
Otto HoeBler uno Minnie Gteuren-
tboler.
Charles s. Souien uno 6rou
8iola 9. Grip.
Cad q. 2onoers uno Gntma DIOR.
bad.
Samuel @. @atbiS uno aIice
9eGe Smith.
5orreit 6. @eB uno Morp 5riId.
alpin 6. Saroep uno Dorothy W.
Ga6ner.
George s. @inette uuo goIesfa
&rauie.
Clifton 5oriter uno Settle arollle.
@eburten:
u. 6. Sartmann unb 6rau, Elm
@tdo6en; S. $. 9auier uno Srau,
Elm Wtaoden; Mar 6iidinger nno
5rall, Elm anabe; @iaiam HobieiG)
unb 5rau, Elm anabe, S. 81. Martin
nno 6ralt, elm Maoden; Sacob
9oaff mo 8roli, elm anabe.
9ooesfaIIe:
Wiottie g, 8urid, 10 Monote;
Sranf Sdubad, - Sabre; 5Iog
IrniuI, II Sabre.
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5rtit Yrete inr stra5: Dienfag ben q. Nugmf 1918.


oie Sdieuen binneg. Ser Gorper oes
ungliidliden SeuerntanitS NOR 5u;s
i6er Dem aeiiel Der 2ofomotipe ltto
Dem Senoer n eiltem uaourdoringll.
d]en Stablgetpirr eitgefeilt unb CO
mar itnr1oglid), 81 ibm 5u ~gelangen.
Wfit Siilfe BON Acetplin 6ade1n m11c.
De elm Seil oes Seiloers Iopie hie
p%erborgenen Stabl- uno g%iienmnifen
peggebrannt uno Ser Wonn foEnte
enoltd) befreit meroen. Srospeni oieie
Hettlngsarbeitelt cine geranule Beit
in Mniprub nnb1nen uno frokf aac
furd}tbaren 8ronopulloen ilito Ser.
le%bultgen, Die Der Serungliidte an
beioen 8eiren erlittenL NOR er BEL
poaem 8etpuBtiein> bis CT ins So.
ipital gebraAt mar.
= Die Hefrutierumgs &ommiliion
9tp. 8 bot fir ben 9. Septem6er 116
Ieger nrto fin Ben 3. September 20
peiBe &efrlten einberufeu. 9ie gitt-
ge5ogenen boben ii6 i'm 8iiro Ser
a%ommiiiion 81 meloell l1no merben
non BORT in MotorzSruds nod oetl
Camp Srapis transporter.
@onuerlerr 9obbp bat cine
Proclamation erlallen, in ser er
iammtlide 8etpobner oes Staates
aufforoert, belte abeno urn 8 lt6r
bas Star Spaneleb 8anaer" an iill-
gen. Wapor Ben bat an Die 5taet
Gan Intonip einen gleideu aufrltt
crlaiien.
Sros oes orobenben resneri.
lden 8etters organiiierten iid en-
Wontog Community Councils in fol.
genoen Sanobe5irfen: @cIotes, elm
i1lieBli6 ser 8etpobncr bon Gas
Renes unb Gpers, gorregas, lit
bile: gImenoorf; Sapers; Sos 4lt.
geles Seigbts ulo Gbgemooo.
Der 9eutide &uoolpb SprofL
Sngenieur uno Waidiniit, ser felt
1892 IN oen Ser. Staaten meilt, bat
I'M gunoesgerid)t Sen Intrag auf
@usfertieung ieiner 5ueiten giirger-
papiere geiteat. Ser Shmei5er Grnit
Sbeobor Sau6iher bat uni Musitel-
hung oes eriten 9apiers nadlgefudt.
SSn Der grodettzS hule lit cine
Smpf-Statiom fir Yerioncn, mel1e
lid gegen oen 8ppbus intpfen laiisn
molten, eingerid)tet noroen uno miro
naditen Sreitag eroffnet meroen.
SSmpfungen mer6en niir an Sreita
gen uorsenommen.
SSm MIter BON % Sabren lit
Srau Mnna gdert geb. 9aumaum
aus Yleaianton in einem bieiigen
Soipital ans Dem Seben gei6ieoer.
Sic miro bon ibrem @atten flint
&inoern iomie bon ibren gltern nfo
5inei 9riioern in 6rieori1sbnrg
betrnuerf.
Eoli5eidef 2ancalter teiIt in
ieinem Sabres= &apport nit, bob bonn
1. Suui 1917 bis gum 81. Mfai 1918
BON Der itdotii6en YoIi5ei t7,0681
8erbaftlneen porgenommen tpitrben.
Die Webr5abl Ser arreltanten n1lr-
Dc pegen nnbebeutenoer @ergebungen
feItgenomn1en. Inter Der Inflage
oes Worbes mltroen 8 Yerioiten per-
boftet. Der geiddftieite Gag mar
Der @eibnadtstag 1917 init t07
Salen.
SIM AIter Don 81 Sabren ltarb|
I'M Santa Hoia Soipital 6raa Sam
Meperif. Die 8eritorbene mohalte inn
Saliie ibrer Sodter, 6rau eugene q.
@arris. Sic mar cine 9odter bon
Com 6roit, Dem @riinber Der 5rpit
9tational ganf uno ltammte ans Mla-
bamo. SIR @otte, Sam Waperif,
emit elmer Der befnnntelten @eidaTts-
leute unierer Staot, mobnt 5llr 3eit
IN @alpeltoll.
SSm Alter BON 81 Sabren itarb
Soiepb SnblinsfL Elm 5armsr
ans Der @egeno BON @eorgetopn, Der
lett einigen Monaten ieiner @eiuno-
belt megen in unierer Staot mobtte.
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Der Bralioent uno Die pro6ibi,
tloriItiiden Siibrer I'M Senat ioaen
iid) oariiber geeinigt babeit, DAP Der
gtna6me bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'm
Seltat pom Brdiioenten fein @ioer.
Itono ertgeseneeiest tueroe, ood es
miro crit am I, Suli nddIten Sabres
in Sraft treten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-27
Naarft.8 eriht.
GoHuus

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Snn 4ntonio, heute 34k Gents.
@alpelton, gelfern 81 Gents.
Gpttuniamen-Erpomfte
Sm %st1rtonio, 81. 4lault, 1918. =
Brime CRUDE Cotton Seeb Oil. $1.31.
aents bet BnTIone
Jartn- Yruonfte.
SaI Intonip. 81. MlIsuft, 1915.
Butter H. 25--3oc Der 9fl,uo
Ger (nur friide) llo. l.. 81; Der Iso.
Gier, $50. q. /. 20; Der GbS.
0ens -. 24c Der Rflfnhr
gSl.els $780,. ZSc per ETltn0
3ltrfebs ...- ...... 25c per Rfur0
Weiaen .......... 1920 per g1tideI
@orn $50. -. $3.50 per 8uidel
pafer 49,. :. 49,. 95e per 8uihct
Seu -. $4,000 per Soanls
0etniie.
aartoffeiil, California, S4.15 nnS
SuBtantoffelr, Pam, $3.50 Ii. $500.
3tptebeln, Serns 8ermmons, $1.5O uno
S1.75; grbftaE Rare SITS.
Soniateu, ter. 90c uno $500.
Vobnen, COLORADO, Hlnto. pet Bfn,
$1,000; California 8asous. per etpt.
5000; Rinfs. $3.50; 2ima. S14. so.
9abb. $1,000, 8ladebes. S11.O0.
Sriide Gtring Beans, $3.50.
&obI, $3.75 umo $500 Der 100 1fuub.
@ritire Rfeffer. 1926 uno $3.50 Ter
8uf1el.
HnoiesAen, 60c Der 9bo. @inoel.
yaeerreft'asI nraein. DER xfe iza
@irfen, $500 per 8uIdel.
Ernfox, &x~ H.:... nr.lr NJ % .a
geetet. $500 per 100 Yfun6.
Sopflalat. $2.7 8 unb So 90 per Grats.
Keterfllte, Acc Der 9ltbeuo z8iiubeI.
Efirlide. $1.65 uub $f.75 per grotc.
@elbe Bnr5eln, $500 per 100 Rfb.
glerpflan5en, $3.50 Der @ufdef.
Hilben. $500 per 100 Hfuu6.
Sanafb, $3.50 per 9ufdel.
9anteloupes. $1.25 nno $3.50.
Spinat. $1.75 Der camper.
@riine erbfen. $500 per Snmn.r
Seierte, Colorado. 85c per Crate.
.Narft.
San Mntonio, 81. 4ueuit. 1918.
aithe. $500 biz $7.75.
adlber, $3.50 biz $1,000.
@uaen, $7.75 big $3.50
Sdien, 5000 bis $1,000.
ct. 9ouis, 27. GuqnIt, 1918. =
8tnobieb. $erds<@ieb. SfO Biz S177O.
Shtuetne. S14.00 bis St9.s5.
Jeue.
geolf unS Studs -. 90 Sta
Gusords8 ie9en, per Bfo. 10 cts
aneoras 8ieaen. bsIhdSiat 80. 5 Cts.
Sdnte.
8eiaI5ene 6dltte .t5c per Bin
Crime S6ute f2c per RfS
Srodene Soute ........ zoe per Rf6.
/, Nen Gtrnhnr fnA MIR So OIL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
Universal mOpS

Mop can be re-
moved and thor
oughly wa he'd
Correct shape and
size. A great i'm
prOVemenL O V @ r
old designs. Put
uD in tin holders
Universal cedar
oil mops zoe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
2S 5 5aRs Housefurnishings, 5th floor
Little Bow Blue bluin9

To introduce Little Boy Blue" we
will sell for Saturday only 2 bottles OF
regular 15c size-1Sc
After Saturday the price will be 15c,
2 for Zoe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03

a group of 45 suits comprising the mos
wanted styles and materials of Spring. For.
merly priced S25 to SIS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03

Dress skirts made guaranteed to 1T 81 IN
! y bonght here V w
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-02-02
Nlta saturday.

Dorothy Dalton will be seen in The
Price Mark" at the Alta theater to-
day. This win be the first photoplay
in which Thomas II, lnce viii intro
duce his beautiful and gifted youns
screen star to Paramount patrons.
Miss Dalton has achieved a mark
ed prominence in the film world by
reason of the wide scope of her ar
tje;ry. 1t apparently makes no diff
ference whether she is called upon to
portray a light. frivolous role or on
at anepisode of thrilling intensity
she Invariably achieves the desired
result in either instance--and with
e.iIal brilliancc. Her recent stellar
in THE Flame of the
yukon stamped her as an actress of
tremendous power. aud in John Il.
kitchic's story 'of New York studio
lirc, MS revealed in The Price Mark" ="
patrons of Paramount theaters viii
Witress another great character por-
trayul.