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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14
RHEUMATICS
O. X.
All Over the Country They are
linking "NeutrOne Prescription 80"

To be strong and free from all
stiffness in your Joints and
muscles. just think OF # for only
sec or S1.00 for one or two weeks
treatment.
''Neutrone Prescription 80" is
quickly absorbed into the system
and IN a week or two brings
blessed relief to tired. weary. in
famed. swollen joints and muscles.
It's easy to use, too, no fuss and
bother getting ready. no time lost
rubbing in fiery liniments or using
hot plasters. just take four times q
day faithfully and all stiffness.
swelling and misery will vanish.
Used regular it makes the lame
and crippled strong and vigorous,
draws out all the stiffness, agony
and Inflammation. It's fine. Get
a bottle today at your druggist, soc
and $100. Mail orders filled on
500 size.
A, J. Riess, the druggist, and
leading druggists everywhere
ADV
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14
EUROPEAN NEWS
WRITER'S VISIT
LOCAL ARSENA AL

In charge of Perry Arnold. a
newspaper man of New York City,
who is at present doing special
work for the government depart
ment on public information, Is
journalists OF the leading dailies of
England and France spent Tuesday
and yesterday in Davenport inspect
ing Rock Island arsenal
Colonel Leroy T. Hillman, COM
manding the arsenal, received the
newspaper men and they were con-
Quoted over the arsenal They
seemed highly pleased with the way
in which America is turning out
men and munitions.
They left Davenport early yester-
day on a westbound train, presum-
ably for Camp Dodge, Des Moines
They will make a. complete tour OF
the army posts in the United States
before returning to Europe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14
PHYSICIANS WIFE
GAINED 10 POUNDS

because II was so highly recon-
mended for troubles like hers. I'm
glad to say the results have been
most gratifying. She eats every
Thing she wants and her stomach is
all right Gas has stopped form
ing and she retains and digests her
food properly and has built up
wonderfully The headaches and
backaches are broken up and she
sleeps we'll at night. l consider her
Improvement most remarkable and
| can now recommend Tanlac for
what it has done for her"
Taulac as d tonic has a merit
which is surprising. Thousands
have used il and declare il has been
an agency 10 regain their health
and vigor
Tanlac is being introduced in
Rock Island ar A. J. Riess' drug
store and may be obtained Of lead
ing druggists in all Illinois towns.
-tA6v.J
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14

stated that he could not find time
from his daily vocation for all
these duties His resignation was
accepted with regret and he was
given rising vote of thanks for
the valuable service he had rem
dered the party. lie is an inces-
SAINT worker and natural leader
WITH the real ability 20 make 9TH
ers work as well,
As his successor, T, p. Sinnett.
one of the most able members OF
the Rock Island county bar. was
chosen, Mr.. Sinnett was for years
an instructor at the Rock Island
high school and Is not only ad-
: mired for his scholastic attain
ments hut because OF his standing
in the community, He ought to
prove an excellent executive.
On the plea that the war had
drafted so many men from his de-
partment that he could no longer
serve as secretary of the commit
tee Marx NJ. Harder also resigned
but was induced to retain the post
( until the next meeting of the COM
mittee in order to give the new
chairman the benefit OF his expert
ence.
Resolutions similar to those
adopted at the Republican caucus,
providing that the vets and drys
be given an opportunity to have
challengers at the polls on election
day in the interests of fair vote,
were adopted
The chairman and secretary were
, empowered to confer with the com
mandant at Rock Island arsenal
relative to giving men employed
there sn opportunity to vote with
out being locked and also to see
that absent soldier boys be given an
opportunity to exercise the right OF
Z franchise
During the evening a number oil
patriotic addresses were given. in
Guiding short talks by States At
tOrney F. f Thompson, W. A
Schaeffer. and Charles J. Mac
Gowan of the Tri-City Federation
OF Labor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14
PUT
UP FINE TICKET
.eest List of Candidates Ever
~u.ep.oA I'm Rock Island Town
shlp Named al Meeting.
rrrz AGAIN HEADS LIST
Thompson. Rem Jacobson,
p Garrison and c. Buckley
for County BOARD.
nruncRATIC TICkET.

DFgnCR4TIC TICKET.
Supervisor William TrefZ.
assistant SuperNtS0rs-C L
rAamp>en. Ben Jacobson, e..
. Garrison. Cornelius Buck
,SSeSSar-H. {. HinriChS-
CIe-k-HeaTy 4. Grampp.
CoHstahies - ANel Nelson,
Herman StHrnn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14
WOMEN WHO FASCNATE

The art of fascination and attrac-
tiveness in women is founded on
good health Women who drag
through long hours. days, weeks
and sometimes months of suffering
with headache. backache and drag
ging down pains soon wear the tell
tale expression OF woe and misery.
II every such woman would only
turn to that good old fashioned root
and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, to al
leviate such ailments it would
surely prove the greatest aid to
health and consequent beauty that
she has ever known Adv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14

AuaHta Ga March BIN
.'aged 70 think weu OF a medicine
a has accomplished what TanlGc
4 in my wifes case. She has
s-aed - pounds on three bottles
ne medicine and Is now we'll
yuan 10 every respect
VI J. J. F. Brautley prominent
@uclng PIN stefan 81 Atlanta
SOC this statement recently Dr.
'ssIatey lives ar sos Pryor street
Sne has uttered from lndiges-
= and nervousness since 1903.
: could not retain anything
sleely on her stomach and was
s-o'e1 & great deal by the forma-
L u gas Constantly my wife
-sFed with headaches and was
seSted more OF less all the time.
Seootnt OF her nervous coudi-
see couldn't sleep or rest well
SAe became very weak and
celle1 b buy Tau.ae for her
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14

mediation committee which inves-
tigaIed this case so thoroughly, IL
has all the ear marks OF a frameup.
and to carry the persecution fur
Their will only serve to sharpen
class antagonism which already
threaten the Inauguration of 4
general strike. as a means of saw
ing the life and liberty Of Thomas
Mooney and his associates in this
case.
Il. X. ENGLAND.
j. T. WALZELA"
Committee -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14
OPPOSE JAPAk'S
MOVE IN RUSSIA
Rock Island County Socialists Send
Resolutions to President
Wilson.
PLEAD FOR THE BoLsHEyIKt
Also Demand That Thomas Mooney
and Associates BE Set
Free by May 1.

Socialists of Rock Island county
through two committees YESTERDAY
sent resolutions to President VIII
son.
One protested against the inva-
sion of Russia by Japan and plead
for the recognition ny the United
States of the BOlsheviki govern
ment of Russia.
The other demanded that Thomas
Mooney and his associates be set
free by May l since President VII
sons mediation committee has set
forth that it was a frameup.
The resolution on the threatened
invasion of Russian territory by
Japan is:
I'VE, the Socialists of Rock Is
land county. Illinois, view wifi
alarm the threatened invasion OF
Russian territory by autocrauc
Japan, considering 1t as an at
tempt to destroy the achievements
of the Russian revolution and to
subiugate a free people. The conn
ter-reyolutionary character OF the
Japanese invasion Can only be COM
pared with the military campaign
against free Russia of imperial
Germany-both aiming to accom-
plish the same end. We endorse
the resolution of Congressman
Meyer London, and join him in the
demand that the United States gov
eminent protest against the impe-
REALISTIC and reaCtiOnary designs OF
the Japanese government.
We further demand that imme-
date steps be taken to recognize
the Bolsheviki government of Rus
STA. deeming this an effective meas
ure for calling a halt to the impe-
realistic program of the autOcratIc
Japanese government
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14
Davenport Roofing Co.

Long life felts. rOofings and paints
give you a better room. Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14
EXAMINATION FOR
COMPUTING CLERK
TO BE HELD HERE

The United States civil service
commission announces an open
competitive examination for com
putting clerk, for both men andzwo-
men, on April 10, 1918, in Rock Is
land. Vacancies in the forest SER
vice. department of agriculture,
Madison, Wis, at $500 a year. and
in positions requiring similar quail
ltcations at this or higher or lower
salaries, will. be filled from this ex
animation, unless 1t is found in the
interest of the service to fill any
vacancy by reinstatement, trans
fer or promotion.
Competitors will be examined in
the following subjects, which will
have the relative weights indicated:
Arithmetic fundamental rules,
common and decimal fractions,
weights and measures, per-
centage, interest, discount,
commission, custom house bus
mess, stocks and bonds, part
nership, and analysis) ... 80
Letter writing "a letter of not
| less than 125 words on some
I subject of general INTEREST," -. 10
Penmanship 1.-THE legibility, ra-
| pidity, neatness and general
! appearance of the competitors
handwriting in the subject of
( letter wr1tlng) ............-.. 10
Tabulation SO
/ Training and experience In use
of the slide rule or other me-
chanical calculating devices. IL
Applicants should state in full in
their applications all experience
they have had in the use of mechan-
zeal calculating devices.
The test under the fourth subject
will consist of the preparation Of
statistical tables from data which
will be furnished the competitor in
the examination room.
Statements as to training and
experience are accepted subject tc
verification.
Applicants must have reached
their 18th but not their 45th birth
day on the date of the examination
/ Applicants must submit to the
examiner on the day of the exam
inatiOn their photographs, takeI
within two years, securely pasted
in the space provided on the admis
sion cards sent them after their ap,
plications are filed. Tintypes oil
proofs will not be accepted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14
TAXES ARE NOW DIE,

Real estate and personal. You
will get better service by calling
now than if you wait till the
last minute rush Tax collec-
tor has offices in the State Bank
building. You are requested to pay
your taxes now so as to relieve the
congestion later on.
WALDO SCHNEIDER,
Collector =.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14

All the news all the time-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14
Fender Resigns.

7 4. Pender. Nho for several
'sars has faithfully acted as chair
ls1 Of the city-township commit
=. asked u be relieved OF his
,uries as he IS also serving as
1Hnty and dis ct chairman. He
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14
EDGAR OWENS.
JOHN BERG.
Committee.

case Of San Francisco is:
We, the Socialists Of Rock Is
land county. Illinois. being CON
WINGED that there has been a gross
miscarriage OF Justice in the Moon
ey case of San Francisco, demand
that Thomas Mooney and his asso-
ciates be set free by May l. 1913.
AS was fOrcefully set forth
in the report of President Wilson's
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14
ONLY ONE ~BROMO QUINTNEr

To get the genuine. call for full
name LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN-
me Tablets. Look for signature
of E. W. GROVE. Cures a Cold in
One day. soc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14

fle-k-AGfsA1t Ns w A1Hpps
CnustahIes - ANel Nelson.
Herman Sturm.
us,5pi BIZ William Trefz, the old
= horse who doesn't know de-
i, the strongest ticket ever pre-
..-s.d TO the electorate Of Rock Is
~ tovnship was nominated at a
e Invention OF Democrats last
ling at the Rock Island house,
" Trefz, who has so efficiently
,.-rd as supervisor from this
~vrship for several terms, was
- honored with denomination.
q Is peculiarly fitted for a place
:. he county board by reason of
= only OF his experience but be
-rse Of his rare good judgment
"a business sense Uncle Billy
"a go get EN-" vote grabber and
!; decision 10 again stand for Of
- will add strength 10 the entire
Il Of candidates selected
For assistant supervisor, c L.
ncmpson- present incumbent, Ben
ADDISON. George Garrison and
lfnnelins Buckley were named The
-enri which Mr. Thorn psOn. who is
ne Of the city's best known bust
,sss men has made. clearly en-
| Ties him to another term on the
nanty board
Labor Recognized
II NJ Jacobson special recogni-
In IS given the workers. as he is a
-ember Of the switcbmen's union
I'd chairman Of the executive
Sard Of the TRICKY Federation OF
sbOr- he made remarkable
nee for member 0f'the board of ed
sztiou q year or so ago
III. Garrison is printer en-
|poyed by the Modern WoOdmen-
lie was nosed out in the election a
Tssr ago but made so many friends
I'M his cand dacy this year was a
Jregoue conclusion He is also
rumineDt in the councils Of or
Unized labor
Another of The city's represent
hive men IS NJ Buckley He is .
raj estate operator and to put him
4 the county board would be q
1sure voters of honesty, efficiency
I'D spirit Of fairness and just
Less in county affairs which has
III always cha racteTized the work
I1gs Of Tie present c. o. P major
IT.
Few township officials have made
better record for faiJhfulness
lareful attention 10 duty than has
assessor H a. HinTichs. who wa,
l's1ominsted f0r the position whici
z now holds In fixing tax values
g ID other work in the township
ere Is need for integrity. accur
~ and trustworthiness and thi
lardwUTkinE and conscientious OF
I,rshOlder has proven his worth
Is was a street car conductor 70
i-szrs and former supervisor
One Of the most popular men ol
as ticket Is The candidate for tow
Jerk This honor vent 10 Henri
e Grampp- He is secTetary-rreas
l-sr Of the TRICKY Federation o
labor
| Candidates FOR cOnsIa bles werr
i1sl Nelson and Herman Sturm
Beta are well qualified for thf
work The ticket from top 10 bot
1n Is filed not only with capabI
iind reliable men but all Of then
irs true Americans and worthy o
sappOrT regardless of politics. be
1zse they are with Uncle Sam t,
L. limit IN his attempt 10 SHOW
Felnie that democracy mast win
Fender Resigns.
7 4. Pender. VINO for severa
rsars has faithfully acted as chair
a21 Of the city-township commit
II. asked u be relieved OF hi
flutes as he IS also serving a
0anty and dlz>ct chairman. HI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-14
THE EIGHTH AND JEFFERSON
STREETS ". & AINIIIAIY

Met Thursday and Friday NJ fhi8
week with fairly good attendance
Wo finished several long robe and
quite nun her Of small garments
for tho refugees All are cller 20
complete this work when once START.
cd and when We take ont new saw-
ing. each one Is DESTROYS of inr
how soon and how wen We cam Eet
them finished and returned We
would appreciate more ladies sewing
with CO., There we're only twenty.
two at the rooms this week when
there should have been at least .rv-
cnty-iiyo OF q hundred ladio ve
MUST do lois work. There H mo-
time for iasklng back until our boys
are home with us again Knit sew
cook with ny old thing $50 can use
fo cook WITH and economic In every
thiur
Do sp'akmg 90 the smokclcss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-14

49, e. Red Cross met as usual
Tuesday afternoon with twenty e.s1i
present twenty-five OF who had al
ready registered
The ladies wish ~ thank Mr.
o. ,ton Taylor for ais Hndne in
ranging for them 20 have the c11l-
o. room On me building for their
AIGTk
he surprise 10 The Auxiliary VAS
.ate w the afternoon when refresh
points we're served in picnic style and
were enjoyed 10 the fullest extent
hv 400 present
The Woodmcn Circle Auxiliary
meets every Tuesday afternoon lud
any lady who would like 10 spend
au afternoon with this Auxiliary,
viii boz more than welcomed
Those present were Mesdames
John ou Ellis. Farmer Stanley
sheldon. Miuter Randall SuNler
Jones. NlllInix. Mari Agee. Town.
send Rhoadcs Thompson Riley
Hmbrew Lindbloom Waff0rd .r1s
ett Davis. Lowe. Trusoott, Malres
Anderson and Wheatloy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-14

days. think that would boz one Of
the most sensible thinrs thar people
could leave out OF their every day
life. q is an fooiishncs7 ANYWAY
one bad as we'll throw that much
money away Tor IL D. either ohewcl
updud spit out ON The ground or
drawn into the mouth and blown out
into the air Toll me where thH
good is derived from ! think o.
would be- the greatest sacrifice "a
man could make So why not All.
the men who smoke Dee brave and
fruaE enough 10 say. % win not
smoke or chew another time and
liyc what ] spend for such 20 the
vs. IS $50 / know they would reap
some returns from that source and
where are there any returns from
that hahit' n is even worse than
drunkenness 100 ms opinion FOR per-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-14

Glenwo0d Rcd Cross auxiliary met
last Wednesday In the lIeuWOod
school house The ladles worked
faithfully and completed e.rht pa
lama suits
This auxiliary meets ever
wednesday and they invite more
ladies from town 20 come and hcip
hem
. hose present we're hlesdamf
Hoffman Payne. sutton Bcrr
MONTGOMERY Smith. Hughes Price
and Weber
Junior Red Cross will meet eF.-t
Thurd day in - school house and
every Junior aho can com. b. URGED
20 DO go
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-14

Watt. j G.. Berry and Miss Vera
Clark
$50 win continue to meet at tho
school building and sew on what
garments wo can get to sew on AMI
also .ni. some too. So every one
conn. .hl possibly can next Thurs
dly and Friday and bring someone
with you
Tu. Juniors Mo were so kind and
.r f0 meet with us In This build
ue ar. urged 90 go 10 the High
Go.l BrIlIIh. and work There
vas GOOD reason for disbanding
rHe H0fE zoo fh, building but don't
E 0n confer the idea that It was
u. account o., anything the children
I.H "... d rya credit for their
rHrE .hr vo.fs we met and their
Uniting N1 highly .1wplimentcd By
'0. instructors who assisted u.s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-14
AUIE COUNTRY NIED- NURSES
Amarillo Women Z rgrd Respond
In ffU

Ar,.r,ll, Wu,,.n rrrd Rs.pond
to tsII
r.. Ear d.D4rtrsrf has asked Tor
.a. nurse. far foreign service and
... ar..rusri. bs IaUuar, Ist 20
d, f....ted bs another 900 Tax.
.a.. .m..H over 5000 90 thr fist
U.u ..H .uu b.. ONO fu help re-
.... ..r.. DO F.r
........., I'D. 81. ,.. from, 81.
......... ,..f.r.. 3D.. 1.. .tn.h..
....I ... b., g 80,
I "a. .. .-....,. D.. .. ,.,,. ,.rt
........ ,t., ,s... ,.t.
. ,.. ......,....,. fo, ga,
....... -. ...
' ' anu
'' '"
Some HI ...' are required in pre-
aI'...' '"I .H" "nIk Der" at home
ih. '1i, 'h'nr necessary Is that you
fr. ...nr Zoo do what you can 90
Do" '..' "i your auiiiyt in your
.Hn bonn. and community
.N Der cont ni our local nurses
'''' already volunteered ana are
H.' Waiting ior examination ana as
tnm'H. and others "ill $50 as soon
their hospital .ours" is finished
IN0 other r.iics are doing the same
Even Ias' March enough nurses had
-nn. from Fort Worth $50 that u
Fl. Impossible for The registrar 20
begin in aupply The local demand
ln order tD tide us over this crisis
'ho American Red Cross has pr"pai-
'i short courses boo The various
ph1r of nursing These courses
fr' Un. h'm. given h' our .ocal
N'I.rr Ono elias. Boo First Aid is
HuH meeting three times each week.
u'.r 'HH direction ut ur Vineyard
A. Doom ruourh are ready Tor an
other class b. viii Doe started With
Hmo other phy iciau iu chargc The
doctors uTr irving their Time io help
ln ~ 'ho r.fF Come The
'uHu uiIl start promptly at the
IuIf .ri fUr each rlH H1 thar the
doctor may return Goo lho sick who
HHlH HW
'Hs boo hygiene and home care
~ 'h. .. viii lI.u Ur started as
room Dol. ihe required number have
nrn'lr WuI.r fh. direction of a.
r'duird nHre
Information iu rDsdrd 4 these
l1ssn cam ho bad lt tho Rcd Gross
n0m U ibo Federal building. or
Iy phlru. tu Sins juhu = Ross
In.I
Illir Boo amy community can orr
sau.l. class among themselves Dos
ru.i.fiur % sufficient number tu Join
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-14

90 tutr~,t Wrong lmprr~-iuh
ENROLLED NURSES ae soon as a.
n.I b. ihr American Rcd Cross
. .H. Army or Naff Nurse Corps
Il entirely hotord tho Rcd Crusf
Jurisdiction. " member ~ niilitar,
lnI tbay arc paid hy The Govern
m.rf wear army or navy nursing
uniform. ar1 8ro under tho orders
.' .hr medical staff. of The SURGEON
General Ue.ause an hospitals in
.r rnusa u~U marked with rod
Crosses. some nFmen have raiued
fh" tr.I erroneous impression that
LOO u0H hospitals lre Rcd Cross In
Ftiu'Inns and that al nurses IN
.h0m ar. Rcd Gross nurses.
CARR TN,
The Intensive rIwuaIrn Tor fhe
enrolment 90 nurses ended on Juno
'.fh ThI. does MOI mean that the
rnrk q. over or thar tho efforts 81
Chapters fo 0rrHV nurses should
cease Nurses viii be needed boz ever
increasing numbers until The war Is
H.". ana 'r order fI assure srffi-
CLONE .ru imrrf tha Nursiue DO
rIrf 0. every Chapter should
Do H .NHfnagnIE orlar reH that the
r1roluori should poe boz pa su rdic
.f'"'. .. rHcr'.r and constant
.H fr."r fH. activity close Co
operation h.'.r1r fha Chapters and
'f. .E.r HIreau az Nnrainr be-
Wrwn| ||HHH"n a .H.ra fH.... f..s-,.s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-14

100 Palestine. the Red Gross viii
establish medical units 10 combat
disease. h viii establish hospitals
and village dispensarics and 500 en
dcaror 10 supplement the work NJ
the British In maxim q bog0nu.ne
on the reconstruction and rohIn.li-
lalon OF the devastated areas For
the who task $500. 900 has been
appropria I'd as a beginning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-14
ItVtp IOur ADMINISTRATOR
T. 10 REPORT HIl;I MONDAY

lInvf urm Of Nouu'alulir. New
Mexico Wbo bias recently been ap
pointed t'niI Food Adm.u.strltor
fIr fhe Eighth, District of TeNas.
HI under District Food Adwiuistra
.Hr % D. Williams OF fh.s city, Nill
report f1r dufy Monday july In
'|"rr. of food proffccriur viii be-
HrIfd Monday. usHt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-14

Miss Musa Carter. Uh0 o. COM
Quoting private kindcr-artcn t'
1903 Polk Is spending fhe wees
end in Canyon visiting friends
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-11
SerUidn Troops Are
 Closing in On Nish

London, Oct. 10-French troops op- erating in Servia are pushing to- wards the Montenegrin frontier, ac- cording to the Central News Agency. The Servian army has reached line between 15 and Is miles south of Nish
 Servian troops pursuing the defeat ed Ninth Austrian division on Monday entered Leskovats, p miles south of Nish, and Vlasotintze, according to an official Servian statement issued today. The Servians took several hundred prisoners and captured a large quantity of material.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-11
Buy Liberty Bonds.

We make a speciality of ladies work. Star Cleaning Club, c. E. Porter, Prop. Phone 26S. al
 PEBESCO Tooth Paste, used twice day will keep the mouth germs away Rucbanan Drug Store. 2Sd2
 All pianos I sell for cash on deliv- cry in the month of October will go for Liberty Bonds. A. Monson. If Carl Hit, son of MT. and Mrs. Luke Hit, is among the boys attend ing the students training camp at the University.
 The Fourth Liberty Loan organi- zation has cancelled its date for the band here Sunday. No future date is announced.
 Judge c. R. Haynie is at home from Washington where he has been pre- siding over Hampstead circuit court during the week.
 A. D. Hamm, of the Naval Air Training Station, Pensacola, Florida, is in the city for visit with his par ents, Mir. and Mrs. R. D. Hamm.
 Dr. s. J. Hesterly was called to Gurdon yesterday evening to see Dr. Kirby and David Butcher, both of whom are suffering from influenza.
 Our good friend, J. J. Sampson of Laneburg, was in today and called at our office and renewed his subscrip- tion to The Nevada News, Nevada's only all home print paper. Thanks.