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Newport daily independent., 1918-10-28

When the chest feels on fire ard the throat burns, you have indiges- ton, and you need HERBINE to get rid of the disagreeable feeling. It drives out badly digested food, strengthens the stomach and puri- fies the bowels. Price COG. Sold by W. E. Bevens. 134d4tm 25wt. m.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-28
NOTICE.

To Whom This May Concern:
 I will not be responsible for any debts or contracts that any one makes unless accompanied by a written or- der from me.
 157d5t wit A. N. Trent.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-28

 ening. Dr. Scarborough, having been called to Washington City on busi- ness, his wife and little son will visit her parents in Baltimore while he is away. Mrs. o. w Scarborough, who has been at Little Rock for several days visiting her son and wife, is ex- pected home this afternoon.
 Drayage of all kinds handled ,romptly. Phone No. 10. Chester Robinson. 13-dtt
 Mrs. W. D. Hinson and baby spent Sunday with her mother at Newark.
 Miss Ruby brennan of Newark spent the day in our city with friends
 A message from Mrs. John w. Wallace from Chicago just as we go to press stated she would arrive this afternoon on No. 3. Mrs. Wallace has been i'll, but is better and MT. Wallace is very much better.
 MT. and Mrs. Clyde Wilson spent the day Sunday with his mother at Sulphur Rock.
 Judge Dene H. Coleman was here Sunday returning from business trip to Little Rock.
 Forrest Abernathy is very ill with pneumonia at the hoome of his wife's parents, MT. and Mrs. Joe White on Hazel street.
 0. c. Bell, representing Marshall Field of Chicago, was registered at the Columbia hotel today while in the city interviewing trade.
 Miss Jeanette Giltreath, stenog rapher at the Farmers National Bank, spent the day Sunday at her home at Sulphur Rock.
 Joe Foster of the Wolff f-Goldman Mercantile Company, who has been quite sick for two o rthree days, is re- ported much better.
 Byron Lancaster and J. ". Wheat of Lonoke were here last night, go- ing to Batesville to enter the Stu dents Army Training Corps of Ark ansas College.
 Mrs. Willie Hinkle of Batesville came down Sunday evening to be with her son, Roy Hinkle, who is .suffering from g slight attack of in f,uenza, and is being kept at home for day or two.
 Mrs. II. D. Douglass of Batesville came down on the Saturday evening train and spent Sunday with her hus band, who represents Swift & Com- pany in this territory.
 Mrs. John Sims of Peoria, Okla homa, was at the Claridge hotel Sun day, going to Batesville to join her husband, who is with one of the banks of that icty.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-28

Batesville and c. A. McCurry of Mountain View were in our city Sun- day night on their return from Little Rock
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-28
WEATHER.

Tonight fair and warmer; Tues day generally cloudy and warmer.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-28

especially the small farm owner, and will greatly advance the agricultural interests of the state.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-28

Subscribe for the Independent.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-28

John WI. Wallace was stricken with influenza Saturday and was very sick for two days, but was much better this morning and doing nicely. His wife was wired Saturday afternoon, but has been sick in bed for several days and is unable to come just now
 Dr. and Mrs. James I. Scarborough and little son, James Parker of Little
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-28

A fine baby girl was born last night to MT. and Mrs. Ralph Rout- gong, who reside on Main street. MT Routzong is foreman of the Independ- ent's mechanical department.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-28

For Sale--IypeWflJef III gOou con dition.-Bowen' Cash Store. 55d6t
 Miss Nora Rohscheib, aged Is years, deid at Little Rock Saturday and the body was carried to Bates vile, the former home, Sunday morn ing for burial, accompanied by tht parents.
 Mrs. Cline of San Antonio, Texas was at the Claridge hotel last night going to Jacksonport this morning to look after three little children whose father died last week, leaving them without anyone to care fol them.
 Knox menus snoes cneap. III Wal nut street, dtf.
 Joseph M. Berger arrived this morning from, Moberly, Mo-, called by the death of his friend, Adam Lockard, remaining for the funeral after which he left on No. 3 for Little Rock to spend day with his sister Mrs. Jake Less.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-28

The more you help the men at the front the quicker the end will come.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-28
COMMITTEE ISSUES
FAIR PRICE LIST.

At a recent meeting of the "Fair Price Committee" appointed by the County Food Administrator, the fol- lowing were agreed upon as being
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-28

A district meeting of the United War Work committees will be held at Batesville to plan for the campaign, which commences November the 11th. The district is composed of Jackson, Independence, Stone and Izard, with Charles c. Henry, dis trict chairman, A. T. Hubby county chairman, Prof. Edgar Williams county chairman of the Liberty boys and girls and Miss Dove Erwin dis trict chairman of the Liberty boys and girls. All of these officers ex- pect to attend the convention at Batesville Thursday. Dr. O. E. Jones is a member of the advisory board from this district. A, c. Wilkerson is chairman of publicity in this coun- ty.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-28

We can make prompt deliveries of coal at S7.50 per ton now, but can't promise anything after November 15. Rutland Fuel Go. Phone 290 50d4
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-28

For Sale-Typewriter in good con- on.-Bowen's Cash Store. 55d6t
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-28

Mrs. John Sims of Peoria, Okla homa, was at the Claridge hotel Sun day, going to Batesville to join her husband, who is with one of the banks of that icty.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-28

Mrs. II. D. Douglass of Batesville came down on the Saturday evening train and spent Sunday with her hus- band, who represents Swift & Con- pany in this territory.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-28

Junius Case, M. M. Rutherford of
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-03-21
Ladies' and Children's Petit
coats, Gowns and Mus
lin Drawers.

Ladies' petticoats ........48c and ACC
Ladies nainsook and cambria
petticoatS.. 75c
$1.25 and $1.75 value ladies'
petticoats, special Csc and $1.35
Ladies muslin gowns, 48c and ACC
Better grade ladies' gowns
Better grade ladies' gowns
SEC, Csc, $1.35
Ladies muslin drawers,
.-...,..........,....... ...25c, 39c and 48c
Childrens' gowns. ..48c and CSC
Children's petticoats
$780,. Csc, 48c and SOC
Teddy bears and camisoles for
less.
Long cloth, crepe de chine
and satin camiSoles, SOC and CSC
Ladies' long cloth teddy
bears. ,48c, 69c and CSC
Ladies pink crepe Decline
teddy bears and $2.98
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Curtain Goods and Draperies

Curtain Goods and Draperies
The biggest and most complete
line of curtain goods and dra-
peries ever carried by this
store.
19c value pretty lace curtain
goods l23c
35c value plain and white
curtain scrim-
Big assortment, Csc value a
curtain swiss, with various
designs !l------------25c
SOC value novelty curtain
Big line draperies in light ID
and dark designs. .25c, 95c, 69c
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Suit Cases and Hand Bags
Straw Hats.

Straw hats will begin to make
their appearance shortly. We
have quite a lot of them in all
prices and grades. ..48c to $2.98
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Lunn and Sweet Old.time
: Comfort Slippers

- >
Low heel, ! ;strapkid pumps $2.48
Low heel, plain toe Juliet. ,&.48
Medium heel, 2 strap kid,
and patent pumps ....,..-.... $2.98
Lowheel, oxford tie common
sense ........,..,,,,.... ......-,., 1898
Medium heel plain toe
oxford tie, very neat. ..$.48
This line of shoes has made us
many friends-you should see
them.
Sweet Sally Lunn, soft kid .
pumps. Louis and Military
heels, good $500 value. 1898
G. Edwin Smiths nifty dress
pumps. Dull kid Louis &<
heel, bright kid Louis heel
and patent kid Louis heel.
They would be cheap at
$500, butrWe price them
at ...,.... ........: =. ~. =. ..... 1898
Brown and grey pumps and
ties, mahogany brown,
Louis heel kid pumds,
grey. Excellent $3.50
values ................ ....$5.75
Mahogany brown military
heel, oxford tie. Mahogany
brown military heel,
pumps. $500 values
priced conservatively at.....%.95
Extra special, Sanford 4 yd.
sea island, 163c yd.
LAST quotations from mill
was 1867
A splendid selection of dress
and apron ginghams that
is worth today 20cto 223c
per yd. but sold in the
usual Belk way, per yd- -15e
About 5000 yds. fancylawns
and voileS that you would
consider cheap af 18c but
our price is -l5c
A beautiful assortment of
fancy haxons, 35c value /, p
Observation-Disclosures Csc !.
Sc in. percales. fast, colors, 4
light and dark r'' -.
patterns 18c to 25c
Best qualities dress ging1ams
in a good assortment of
patterns &c.
Hats and Caps for Men
and Boys
Mems and boys blue serge
and fancy caps, ,....,..25c, 48c
and Csc.
Mems ounce hats, ............. ......... SOC.
Mems dress hats in black
only $500 value, spl SLAB
Belk hats, .......... 81. 98
Belk and Donna hats, ......$298
John B. Stetson hats, Col
umbia and Dakota style
.............-....-. .4.50 and 500
John B. Stetson Hats new
models, 81. $3.50 and 500
Palm Beach Suits for Men
A little early to wear just now,
but a good buy at these prices.
Genuine palm beach suits,
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~~S ~~"~~~ ~ - TrrsT W
India linens 10c, 124c, 15c, 25c
CSC value table damask in
several beautiful designs -75c
Lots of napkins in mercerized
and all linen at prices
ranging from
- ------$1.R to $5.95 doz.
18c value daisy pillow
35c value pillow cases -------25c
$1.75 value "wear-well"
sheets 81X99-
63X9O $500 value crystal
quilts $l.75
81X9O $3.50 value crinkle
quilts ------------$1.8
$1.75 value Chester double
bed quilts -----------$1.B
Huck towels -10c, 12ac, 15c
Turkish towels,
Nc, l5c, 18c, Csc, 35c
18c value union toweling, yd. 123c
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Shoes

ShOeS
Ladies $500 value solid
leather oxfords, low heel,
strap pumps, low heel
oxford ties and common
sense ties. -.......-$1.@
Ladies $3.50 value solid
leather slippers, gun and
pat, Mary Jane, pat and
kid two strap medium
heel, medium and low
heel ties. ..........................$ 1.98
Ladies' $500 values solid
leather slippers, medium
heel pat colonial pumps,
pat 2 strap pump medium
heel. Low heel, strap
pat. pump medium heel
Mems and Boys Oxfords
$500 value mems black and
tan oxfords. ..............................$.B
Ringwood $3.50 value mems
black blucher and English,
solid leather oxfords. .2.95
Selwyn $500 values black
and tan English, solid
leather. ....,.,...-- .....,...,,.--- S3.S
$500 values gun metal
button and blucher,
solid leather. .............. .. $3.50
Charlotte $3.50 values tan
English oxfords.. .....-..........$ 1888
Ralston guaranteed to fit and
wear in a variety of styles and
prices that will surely make
you purchaser if you will
ask to see them.
$1.75 value little gents solid
leather oxfords, 9-134 ......-$1.B
$500 values boys oAfords
l to 2.....-......... ...... ..............$1.65
$3.50 value boys black and
tan blucher oxfords,
d to 81. ............ $2.98
wv. B." and "Lestelle" Rust
proof Corsets.
wv. B." and 'Lestelle" trust
proof corsets, back and
front lace, flesh and white
----$1.25, SLAB, $1.98 and $2.98
wv. B." Brassiers- --48c and CSC
Ladies' Gauze Vests 15c.
Ladies full cut gauze vest 15c
Better quality ladies' cause
NSoL- - GOS
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+ as Dozen Mems Summer
+: ','. Pants, 98c. ~

$l.25 and $50 value mems
pin check and kahki pants
just the thing for summer,
spl. ..... 80. . ....... ............-...& $50
Better grade mems Kahki
and Pin check pants, ......$1.48
Mems Dress Pants. ..,...$1.5
$1.8 up to $500
Boys Kahki pants, ........... A8c Csc
Boys Dress pants. .48c $1.8.
Boys pants, sizes 5 to 8....--......29c
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Mems and Boys Clothing

Mems and Boys Clothing
We have a very interesting array
i of mems and boys clothing in
the newest and best garments.
Special offering in mems
Blue serge suits, all WOOL -$l8.
These are well tailored
suits and easily worth SIS.
Style Plus Clothes for
men, ,.-..,........ ........... $21. and $25.
Belk suits in Conservative
and Young Mems style $40.
$11.95, $3.50, $500, $500
and $3.50.
Boys school suits, new :,
models, .......... &.95, 1898,
.&.95 up to $685. :.
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G. Edwin Smiths Dress Shoe

Black kid Louis heel, cham
payne cloth tops, 8 inch
boot
Black kid Louis heel, grey
cloth top, 8 inch boot. -$5.75
Havana kid Louis heel,
brown cloth top, 8 in .
Havana brown all kid 8
in boot $1,000 values 1896
Grey all kid 8 in boot, $500
Genuine white wash kid a
$12D0, value. ....$S95.
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White Goods
25c value, Sc in. pajarna

Csc value, Sc in. pajana
checks 2Oc
Csc value, 36in MILDLY wills zoe
Csc value, Sc in. bleaching l9c
3Oc value, Sc in. Lonsdale cam
brio, nainsook finish ------25c
Assorted checks, zoe value
dimitieS l5c
Better dimities 18c to 35c
Any quality Of batiste
desired. 35c to $l.00 yd.
King Philips mills family" -.
nainsook, 12yd. bolts ---248
1906 imperial sea island 49,
nainsook, 10 I'd. bolts ---S8
1908. imperial seaisland
nainsook, 10 yd bolts $500
TT Oyama "A in. nainsook,
lloyd. bolts - >: J. $50 $50: 1925
225 imperial longtclothf ~.>'~';47
chamois finish 10 yd..a',5
bolts ------------------- $l.9o
Marques" long cloth
10 yd. bolts ---------$1.98
Csc value assorted dotted
swiss --------------------loc.
Plain white faxons
- .----20c to 35c yd.
40 in. white and colored
voiles, Csc value
35c value, 40 in. white and
colored organdies- --------25c
35c value pink, flesh and
sky crinkle crepe for
underwear Csc
Big assortment of white
waist goods that will
have to be seen to be
appreciated -----3 5c to 45c
White skirt goods in
various stripes at -25c and 48c
So in. 45c value poplins,
white, black and
SolOl
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18c value ladies black and
white hose, special -----123c
18c infants white hose
4-63, special 123c
Gordon" round ticket hose
for misses, black and
white, fine rib-----25c to 35c
35c value ladies' mercerized
Isle hose, black, white,
brown and tan, special .--25c
Children's socks, white
and colors- ------- 15c and Csc.
SOC Walt ladies' black and :
white hsle hose 4---------35c
75c value Gordon "round
ticket" ladies fibre silk *e
hose, black and white,
sky, pink, navy, rose,
copenhagen and grey, spl Csc
SIPS value Gordon African
brown hare &c
$l.75 value Gordon H3OO
ladies' pure thread silk
hose, a few dozen brought
, over in black, white and
assorted colors- ------$1.35
90c value ladies' Gordon
silk hose, perfectly shaped
with seam in back -75c
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Gents Furnishings
Lion Brand Shirts,
.....-.............. ..98c, $1.25, SLAB
Lion Brand silk shirts,
-$2.98, $3.9 and $500
Mems 75c Dress shirts with
and without collars, ......-..-... Soc
Mems work shirts, .......... ........... SOC
Long John work shirts, spl ......85c
Boys dress shirts, ..48c, 75c,
and CSC.
Lion Brand collars, ......--20c
two for 35c. -
Slidewell collars, ,........y 15c 2
for Csc
Lion Brand collars for boys, ..15c
Mems hose all colors a.,
.................. l0c, 15c, Csc, 48c
B. V. D. Shirts and drawer. -. soc
B. V.;D. Union suitss.. ..$1.M
Big line wash ties. 19c, Csc,
and 48c
Suspenders for men and
bows, .,-..,,.. ,10c, l5c, Csc, 48c,
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ST. CLAIRSvILLE.


In r. estate Of William f. Somrner'
dec, Will and application 10 admit 70
probate filed. Set for hearing oct. 3o'
1915 at . a M Motto" ordered and is
sued and CAUSE continued. In TO estate
Of John Torok. doc. Proof of publication
OF notice of uppointmn"t filed approved
and ordered recorded. In re estate or
Samuel J.; Shane. dec. Proof of puhilca-
ton Of motto" OF appointment tlled. hP-
proved and ordered recorded. IN re eH-
tate Of Samuel J. Shane. dec. Proof or
publication Of NOTICE Of appointment niea
ennroved and ordered recorded. In re-
estate OF Anthony Joseph LEONARD. dec
Proof Of publication OF notice OF APP
pointtn-nt filed. approved and ordered
recorded.
In 70 estate Of Elizabeth Jane Bed
dinrtnu. dec Proof Of publication OF no
t!cr OF appointment filed. approved and
ordered recorded. In re estate OF Alex
andrr Keesey. dec. Proof OF publication
Of notice Of appointment filed. approved
and ordered recorded. In re estate Of
Thomas w CoffHan. C. Proof OF pun
lfcat,on OF notice Of appointment FLED
In r. estate OF Ed,.n F. Henry. dec.
Proof of publication OF notice Of ap-
pointrnent filed. In re estate OF Chris
tina Catherine Dorsch. dec. Proof or
publication Of notice OF appointment
filed. In re estate of Mary X Hammer
dec. In 70 trust created by item OF
will for benefit or Maggie Hissrich. Ap-
rlication filed for appointment OF trus-'
i 80 Bond $4,000 fled and approved Ap-
pontment made. letters ordered and Is
sued. In re- estate Of Freeman r Per-
kins. dec. Application filed for appoint
mo, of hdmr. Bond $500 filed and
app, owed. appointment made. letters Is
sued Inventory ordered. order Issued.
In ~ estate Of Mary Il. Leipple dec
Will and application to admit to probate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-01
oil.
WANTS WATSON
IN THE SENATE

Aforgantown, W. Va. Oct. 3l.--ln
these days Of tn e campaign Tor III"
United States SrnatorShip il is becom-
iui; more and more apparent that nls
interests will do al they can to elect
rlnrence W. Watson To tho Scnht" next
, Tuesday.
Embraced in those interests arc the
RncNefellrr interests. 1t is an open
secret that the Rockefellers are large
holders OF stock In the Consolidation
Coal companies in the MononEahe'a
Valley Traction companies. and in the
Western Maryland railroad interests.
That orders have como out to All inc
Eockefnllnr interests in West Virginia
10 support Watson for the senate mas
lcaked out. and It is now certainly
that these great corporations will
move heaven and earth" to elect their
man.
This was suspected by great many
when Colonel Watson put down IN" bars
in Consolidation fields and invited the
miners union Ia come IN and organize.
At the time il was suspected that the
RrCkefellcr interests had much 10 90
with that move. and now It is being Saiu
openly about Juirmnnt that tho ROCK
rf"llcr plnn" of organization OF miners
prevalent In colorado, and which ucHa-
stoned Il world nf trouble there In the
past few years. Is tho plan Intended
cventuaIly-if organization Is really
eventually prrmtt"d-in the Console
Gatcd folds.
Tho grasp the Rnck"f"ll"rs have had
on big business" In Colorado, the NIL
lions they have made out Of il. and the
millions they Will yet make out OK II.
has encouraged them In extend tho Hcld
hal Innu ~ nt her StAtpS, West
Virginia !a une or tho states thoy
have designs TN. kentucky II nm
othrr--and IN both these states tho Con-
snlldatlon Cu:u company han cnormous
intcreHtS, Not only that. but tho Wat
snns and the Rockofollrrs arr associatcd
In other lnduS,rtuS--oll. gas and lum-
b,r indust rIes--it hsA become known. i
IL Clarence W~AWatson L. eleciri
the unlled
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Martins Terry Briefs.

Evan Holley. ~ Zane street. who has
been III Of Spanish influenza. continues
to improve
The interior OF the Capital. Annex Is
being r.d-Cnratcd.
Mrs. William Nrwhardt. Of Avalon
Pa. is visiting relatives IN ;his city.
C'lyL,. C;rminns. well Known insurance
agent. is confined to his horH in Bridge
,,or,. with SuIuiSh Influenza.
Homer Finley was & business V,sitor
here yesterday.
;oseph Holhrrok IS recovering from
an attack OF Spanish Influenza.
Mrs. William Mag who has been III
is much improved to-day.
Or. \. p. Crawford. OF DaTts. W. va.
Ee visiting hIs relatives on Grant ave-
rur.
Mrs. William Davis uf Ian" street
has received word from her son, WIZ
liam. stuting that ne IS about 10 sal
fox overseas duty.
Mr. !. w. C;ettrc was business Tisl
tor here yesterday.
Kenneth and Wilbur Trusch are CON
find to their hnlne with illness.
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Realty Deeds Piled.

Francis McMlllen and Mary f. Nc
Millen to Mrs. Elizabeth Berry. Land in
Goshen TIP. Consideration $500.
r. w. Major ct al TO The Cleveland
Belmont Coal company. Land In Kirk
wood tp. Consideration 800.
]. T. PoulSon and Elizabeth Poulson
to Ralph T. Scott. Land in Washington
tp. Consideration $500.
FIJI +. Frost and Ann Frost ct al 70
c. H. Ramsay. Land in Union tip. Con-
Sideration $500.
William \. Wise and Elizabeth r
Wise to Minnie o. Robinson. Land III
Bcllaire Consideration $4,000.
Anthony T. Lockwood. deceased. 10 TT
z. Lockwood. Affidavit for transfer.
Jacob Myers to Clyde Springer. Lame
In pease Up. Consideration 5000.
Martin LiPperman and Nancy Upper
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Nature dccrccd that every woman
should have a clear. smooth. delicate
skin. If IL Is hlotched with plmples'
hlaclheads and other such erupionS. II
IS SIMPLY an evidence that the skin lacks
certain clements that promote and pre-
serve skin health. And tho greatest OF
these is tho wonderful calcium suiphioe
in Stuart'S Calcium Waters. II Is ono
Of the natural constituents or the human
body. Your skin must have II 10 DO
healthy. 1t enrIches the blood, inVlSor-
ates the skin health. dries mp tho pln-
niles, boils eczema and hl"tchcs. en-
,ples- new skin OF fine texture To form
and become CLEAR pinkiSl. smooth, os
velvet and refined Ia the point or lo7e-
Illness and beauty. To use these wonuer-
full waters means TO become the ociie
Of the bali. Stop using creams LOTIONS
nowLrrs and bleaches which merely hide
for the moment. Get u 50-cent box or
Sruart's Calcium Waters Mt amy drug
store today.
And if YOU wish to give them tria
send the coupon below.
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NO DISCRIMINATION
BY THE UNITED STATES

NEW YORK. oct. 31.-Aftcr emery
INK from the war ''one Of tho richest
and most powerful states in history,
the United States will not enter into
nny- treaty ,ivs lncd to practice discrltn-
nation between nations. in the opinio1
Of Fred r. Whitney. whose address ~
chairman q: ;hc rutnmittec on conu1ce-
c,al tr:td, agreements w:i:; read before
the American manufacturers Export
association today.
In addition to according equal trcht-
mcnt to All nations that respect tho
rights OF their humhlcSt citizens. this1
country, ar. Whitney predicted. Will CO
operate literally with SorcrnncntA
seeking TO reconstruct their war-daH}Ss
aEed fudusl RIGS FOR the purpose OF civ
ing rcmuncrattvc employment to thctr
artisans. He ci$n expressed the bciice
that in ru;ur. changes in America
I ,>,r,,mcrrial Irl:ti"nS Will. noe% b. :D46e
cxeept upon consult hon ,git4 .s1ret1
:fsnlll.as; 81 z 81 -
; So IL
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nome Of Flora Hutchinson. Of South

home Of Flora Hutchinson. or Soul
broadway. Thursday ,vcEiag. y larg2
number Of ynunE folk: were present WI"
spCIt the evening ut various RinuS ~
ramts. Refreshments were served.
T.. D. Hall. Of Pittsburgh. WAS "a husl-
ness visitor here Wednesday.
Mrs. John Welsh GrG daughter. Mar
Garct. have returned 10 ;h":r nome l"
Nrwnr li. after visit with her in"'h"F
Mrs Rarhu.l Ellis. az WrSt South
street.
Kenneth Miller. or BOND avenue. en-
trriaInrd 4 nulnbrr OF friends with n
Halloween party at ms home Thursday
evenings Refreshments w"r" served.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown. 70 ::un' ic lnd.
is visiting Miss Mary Mercer. or South
Arch street.
Mrs. IT. G. Rowl"s, Of North Ch"sin
street. has returned I" her nome attrF
visit with relatives at l,cllairc.