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Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1918-07-11
MILLIONS DENIED
THE JOYS OF LIFE
Nine Tenths of Physical Misery
Caused BY Our Neglect
of Blood.

The discovery of 1rogen, the
true blood builder. has set the
world to thinking Along entirely
new lines, 1t Is now realized
that millions of pebple who do
not suffer from any particular
disease are subnorinal in their
general health and vital power,
and that this weakness is due to
weak blood. The only logical
conclusion that can be drawn
from the strengthening effects
of Irogen is that 1 he blood is the
life, The strength and the health
of every organ netve and muscle
of the human body.
People of weak blood who
look upon life as a care and
burden find that Irogen gradual
~ brings them b ck to the joys
of living. the str ength and cour-
age to meet the world face to
face, the power to laugh at trou-
BILE and TO disregard petty an
noyances. By strengthening the
blood Irogen eonfers strength
poise to the nervous system,
energy and endurance to the
muscular syst tenn and natural
activity to all the organs of the
hO,lv
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1918-07-11

There Is more Catarrh tm ehIg section
put together, and for years ftkwag sup-
posed co-~be incufab1e. Doctors pre-.
scrIbed locahremedieS, and by CONSTANT
ly failing to cJfFe with LOCAL treatment,
pronounced it iEfcHrable< CafRFrh O. q
local disease, greatly INFLUENCED by COM
stitutional conditions and thcrefoFe res
quires constitutional treaenenA Halls
Catnrrh Cure, manufacturedNhy e. ~.
Cheney & Co, Toledo. Ohio, Is GNaOnstis
tutfonal remedy, is taken ihterhaliy
and acts thru the Blood >on the Mucous
Surfaces Of the System. One Hundred.
Dollars reward Is offered for any case
that Halls Catarrh Cure GailMG0 cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials. z
r. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio
Sold by Druggists. 75c. s
Halls Family Pills for constipation,
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1918-07-11
BUFFALO VALLEY.

Mrs. Minnie Jones has return
ed from a business trip to Nash
Vile. M. 7. Mcdonald has just
received a telegram announcing
the news of the death of his
daughter-in-Iaw. Mrs. 81.
Brooks, which occurred in Mon
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1918-07-11

Mrs Arch Ray visited the Ia :
ters parents, on Pig Branch Sum
day. Mrs. Roy Nixon is with
her parents, ON Denneys Branch.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1918-07-11
COunty Court Land SaIe.

By virtue of decree of the
County court of Smith county,
Tennessee, in the case of
LOUOILE JAMES ct al
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1918-07-11
SYKES.

Miss Emma Deadmon visited
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20

wcet's visit in Springfield No. Her
sister Mr. William Spcry vho ha,
been llc guest oi Mr and Nu GIi,.I
since lhr middle ul Dr.rnuu. return.
tomorrow 10 her home 900 Chicago.
49,
The Sunset Embroidery club dlI MOT
meet today with Mrs Charlie n Alien
lill West Eighth street. having been
postponed until Friday
Mrs. NJ Young n West Tenth
street. entertained the Idle Hour JIu'.
yesterday afternoon with NJ. 10
MyGaghcy Mr. " T. Brown Ms.
Anna Belle Shoalstlll and Mr, Robin
Nv additional Rrc.ts The contest il.
yor, were won by Mrs ora lee Light.
Mrs Young and Mr., Shoai,laIl
March x me club will meet with Mr..
A. A M,Ombcr, ~ East Smith street
The Lady Mac.abccs viii give @ 80
,cr tea tomorrow afternoon 800 West
lall hail A Red eros, dnll viii b,
given and pupils OF fine Washington
school wIll present a Martha hing
rln minn0i There viii also Doe read.
lnPS and musical numbers
Nova chapter 2nI. Order 0i lhe East
rn Star win meet 800 lNr Masonic
Temple tomorrow evening when Mr
" Co. Bots. grand deputy NlI De
Uittrut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
SOCIETY
CONTINUED From PAY, b

- r.
'0o'''o"'' FROM ''o' %
Terminal Arcade, A committee AID
pointed by Miss Helen lcdbcltcr ufy
! chairman of hc Suffrage association
viii sell stamps each day 100 the club
rooms
Nr, I,rk glc,kp.r, ,bo /. u, lr.p,
Iou Wnr,b ,ur ,,.r with NJ and
Mr.. Willard Il Blr,Lwnr, ~ I.,.r
n]r,,,rp,b ,,r,r, w,r, An NrImnr,
r.r,rJ.y for .bar, Win Robert
! d.. 10
'',an,,oi' WHO u'. ',', 1u'', n.
"I'..',' ',,'',r,' a,l wa. F"'' ''
'''"'"" u" ''',a w, "s''''3
A.. ,t,.l Tlt.. ,, II U,,. ...u
m'.N ',.' ". WI
..,L ,t, .,I A.. rn,, NH,
,gtI ~,
=
A., -,
MIS- Jane, y Noul' "i IIau. nan
|N' 'p9ni ,hs "'nl,r Wln Ief sons.
J'ine' ! NonIe' wv" W,'i riII,,I''l
sifeci. and John " Noble sol West
Fifteenth street. returned home yrs'cr
day.
Mr. and w., Charlie, T. Connr''rr
luhu Wet IfphieerII street are rnfrr
tanning ihr laficrs mother Mr. Vs.
Webb OF Austin Texas
y
A. w B0vd. 4Ol East Park Place o..
turned Sunday evening from a short
visit in Fort Worth with ms DAUGHTER
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
HER NEICHBORS
DO NOT KNOW
HER HUSBAND
Gains 18 Pounds on Tanlac
and Is Now the Very Pic
ture of Health.

my wife gained eighteen pounds on
two bottles of Tanlac and now she's
the very picture Of health" said J. A.
Mckinney COS Hamilton street, Hous-
ton, for several years engineer for the
Industrial Cotton Oil Co.
u can't find words" continued Mr..
Mckinney, ito tell you all Tanlac has
done for my wife and how grateful !
am over her recovery, Two years ago
she began 10 suffer with stomach trou-
bic and indigestion. She doctored and
took medicine but kept getting worse.
She lived on such as milk and toast
and fell off until she only weighed
ninety-seven pounds, and was hardly
mor than a living skeleton. She com
planned Of awful pains in her stomach
and was very nervous. The pressure
OF gas on her stomach would collect
around her heart and she would wake
up at night suffering and gaSping for
breath. ] wa awake nearly all night
every night with her.
"Tanlac has worked on her more like
q miracle than a medicine. Three days
after she began taking ii she began to
feel better. After taking two bottles
she now eats hearty and sleeps as
soundly as il she had never been sick
. day in her life and is as happy as a
lark. She now weighs one hundred and
fifteen pounds-an actual gain of
Eighteen pounds. She has improved so
much that some Of our n~eighbors who
haven't seen her for sometime didn't
kAew her on first sight Tanlac has
teetcsed her health after everything
had failed"
1e.uiuc IL sold In Oklahoma City ex-
enetvsly BY Westfail Drug Co. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
jnAROADERS MAY
PUT BACK N
Draft LIABILITY.
MeAdoo FavorS Holding tx
perienced Men al Posts,

WASHINGTON, Feb O-Deieusd
kraft classification for railroad en-
<pIoyes i, under consideration between
SaRbe department and the railroad adj.
tminiaration. II became known today
The war department objects 10 giving
0tpecial consideration TO railway em'
ployes as , class, insisting that they
should be considered individually As 20
whether each is indispensable
This policy does not satisfy the rail
5road administration which contends that
Flew railroad men are actually indi'
3pensable and that unless some uniform
kaetion is prescribed. local exemption
Sboards may be inclined TO refuse dc
sferred classification TO thousands OF
Necessary employees who have no de-
tpendents. Nearly 10000 railroad men
are within the draft age. but the actual
! number which would be affected by
ssseh a ruling is estimated at less than
A0OO0.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20

Nh. Louise Wilkenon and Miss Ida
Nay Loo Splyry Everyone b. invited
y y v
Nr Alice Hume Of thc lola hotel
unImgrs the marriage ol her daugh
.f,r Br., 90 Robert " Harding which
sos quietly celebrated last night a. 8
u,'upk " ihc home 0i Mf and Mr
Frank Gin 1903 East Ninth street.
by Rev { a German The guest, WI
Messing the ceremony we're Mr and
Nr. + l. Pulley Mrs I. g. OH Mics
Dma Harding and George j0ne, Mf
and Mrs Harding will be az home for
rHr present with lhr groom's parents
w. and Mrs T. Harding los West
.s.Und street
sSs
lconce Rebekah lodge will give e
George Washington social tomorrow
evening m odd Fellows hall
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20

issuance Of $4,000 with which ,o put
chase additional lire fighting appara-
tus. he would move that It he referred
to the committee as a whole.
Or. Street has some specific IDEAS
as to the manner in which the bonds
should be issued aud | do not want to
place the resolution before the commis-
,ioners for final action without giving
hm au opportunity to give his views, '
,aid Nl kesler today
\ bond issue Of $4,000 was recon
mcndcd by the fire department invest
eating committee Of the Chamhcr q,
Commerce.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
Revenue Offices
Are Open at Night

Hubert J. BoIcn internal revenue col.
'r.ror announced today that The income
tak office. Will be open tonight and Too
morrow night until half past eight
o'.lo0k Eight field deputy collector,
arr working 900 thc office hut will MT
he here after March & The elevator
iu tine federal building Will be optr.
a'rl these night
l.t,s than 700 corporation tay
Hlanks have been received and thee
were mailed 10 companies More blank,
are expected daily The excess profit,
ias blanks have not vet arrived
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
five HUNDRED MEN
SOUGHT FROM mere
FOR CAMP BOWIE
CONTINUED From PAss I.

expert ~stenographers and by enlisling
now instead OF waiting to be drafted
any man can be assigned to duty which
will continue him in the anne line OF
work in which he is now engaged.
Need Truck Drivers.
.We need truck drivers Just as badly
as we need. men who will carry the
rifles. This means that II a truck driver
efists now he can get a position az
truck driver m our division while n
he waits until he is drafted he wll
spend his days drilling and marching
in the ranks. II IS Just as essential thar
WI have typiSts in our division az il +,
have rilemen We have a number Of
openings for typistS and hundred, OF
expert stcnographerS are also needed
Captain Cuisine today wired tie d
vision commander requesting iru an
army physician and two O ~,
Fort Worth today for Okldh uI This
is done in order that it v''i not he
necessary Tor any man v'p desires 10
voluntarily enter the service 10 give
up his position after having been passed
by civilian ply iciars and then be re-
ieoted by the army physician at the
camp.
Those men Who are accepted after
examination by g. army physician will
know that the, 40 cnicr the service "
said Captain tnDire, "aud It is to
Eliminate the r ,inilitv Of anyone re-.
signing a poSi'i'n go to the camp and
then he rejcc'cl r0d ont OF a position
that ! have wir.l Tor the army phvNl-
clan 10 cone hc-c TO make the physical
examination"
500 Is City's Quota.
Captain Cuisine said that while It
vas an exceptionally good opportunity
ipr men who are in class one "A" OF the
srlective draft, that his office would
accept a man under or over the draft
acc Just as quickly lie declared that
bere is exceptionally good opportunity
ftr rapid advancement OF the men who
voluntarily enlist al this time and add
Cd that in his belief il would be only a
short time before they attained the
rank of non-commisSioncd Officers
Any nan in Oklahoma City who is
not needed to fill the current quota
called by the exemption boards viii be
allowed to voluntarily enlist The per.
sonnel officer OF the division said that
he has been reliably informed that all
men in class "A" will be called iot
military service sometime next month
and advises those in this class TO pcl
in now and get some work for whici
they are particularly adapted to.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
Renters Cannot Choose
Their Neighbors

O! What's the use! Flat life is simply impos-
sible. Man>wasn't meant to dwell in cubby holes
like books in a sectional case. There simply CAN'T
be any sweetness and s%anctity to a home life that is
bounded by ianitors, haIl-neighbors and patent
signals that ring three flights below.
The personally owned home is the only soil where
the great tap root of family happiness can really
take permanent hold. The older you get, the more
you hate to keep changing locations. THINK
THAT OVER!
Live so you can look the moving van in the eye and
say I'm here to stay
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
KeSler Will Ask
PoStponement on
Bond Resolution

Dr. G Street. commissioner Of
public property. had no, returned TO the
city from his trip 90 Texas today and
Mark keSlcr. comm ,Iuner OF public
safety, said when he introduced the RESI-
olution authorizing the mayor to call a
snecial bond election on the proposed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20

When you live in an apartment you don't know
who is going to move in, alongside, above or below
you. You take your quarters for better or worse
and trust to luck.
Maybe the night you decide to retire early and
get a good nights sleep, is the very night they decide
to have company and bang the piano until midnight
or after. Makes you mad of course, but what can
you do about it? They have as much right IN the
apartment as you have.
Maybe the partitions are thin and you have so
little privacy that you have to go out walking every
time you want a confidential chat with any member
of your own family.
MaVbC-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
Myself ana Offers
<4DA2P-c-

But III give him
The benefit Of H. doubt
am Efisyed today
Cause I'm gonna LOSE.
Two good friends
One has got married
An is gone forever
An the other
Is goin' to Wal.
An may come back
Tom (TAy Pay Killian
who Ia city editor
OF The OklahomAn
Is the one who's took on.
A sparing partntL
while old I'd Bean
Who is night editor
On the same sheet
Has been called 10 60
To the medical reserve
Officers school
So they can teach him.
How to make beds
An sit up all night
with sick mules
Well, so long, Captain Bean.
| hope they call you H.
when the time comes.
To cut of.
Tn kAistr's ears.
An Hindenburg's nose.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-29
City and Vicinity
News

Walter and Robert Kaun. sons of
Robert II. Kaun. 1920 W Lafayette
street. have enlisted in the Ordnance
Department of the army. and will
leave OH Saturday morning for Col
umbus Ohio.
Neil Zimmerman. student at St
Bede's college, is spending 4 few days
visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Mrs. NJ |. Adams returned home last
night after n short visit in Chicago.
Miss Hazel Schcrer. OF Chicago. is
spending Easter with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schorcr, in this
city.
Mrs. T. J. Gaul spent yesterday in
Chicago.
Lynn ONeil returned to Camp Shcr-
man. Ohio. this morning. after spend.
ing few days with his parents.
Miss Alma Carlson. of Chicago, will
arrive home tonight TO spend the weeii
end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
NJ Carlson, on Prairie street.
Miss Louise Ravens. of Northwest.
Nern University, IS spending Easter
with her mother on East Main street,
Free Lewis and Qun Wcmple. OF
Sheridan, motorod to Ottawa today.
Mrs F. l.. Pitzer and son. of Sherl.
dan. were Ottawa visitors today.
Mrs. Free LOWS. Mrs. D. Smelling
Mrs. W. Larson and Mrs. Clair Robin.
son and sen were among the Sheri
dan visitors in Ottawa today.
z Mrs. Ed. Morahn. OF Sheridan. is
spending Easter with friends in this
city.
Mrs. John Kohn and niece, Miss
Lulu Larson, OF Sheridan, were Otta,
wa Visitors today.
Mrs. &. c. Richly and Mrs. L. NJ
Davis went to Streator this afternoon
Tor short visit
Miss Dorothy Graham. of St. Mary's
in the Woods. is spending her Easter
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs James Graham. on Ottawa ave
Mr., and Mrs. d. ioWwcll spent yes
tcrday in Chicago.
Miss Dorothy Nertney, who Is {
tending school in Chicago. arrived
home last evening to spend Easter
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. !
Nertncy.
Miss Mary Graham. who is attend
ing school at st. Mary's in the Woods
IS spending her Easter vacation viii
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Ora
ham. on Post street.
Mrs. Buchla Brown a former Otta
Wa resident, of Dayton, went to Chi
cago this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T.. Freeman an
nuuncc the arrival Of tcn-pound DO,
Wednesday afternoon at their home il
North Ottawa.
W. l., Etnyrc went TO Chicago on ;
usinCsS trip today.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-29

SO they called him, mockingy, when
Cecil Rhodes, idcalst and pirate, EN-
iire builder aud adyenturer. dreamed 4
railroad through the African sands
that should run straight from the Cape
of Good Hope 10 the shores of ihe
Mediterranean. "Nonsrnsc,' said it'
British government, forgetting that
this mans nonsense had given the
empire territory greater thun France
Gcrmapv Austlia.FIunsary and Italy
all together. So Cecil Rhodes merely
Went ont aud built the railroad that
turned desert into n nation --World
Outloo6.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-29
The Perennial Pest.

The buzz of the agent ! heard on
the wyDae. He proffers insurance TO
lame. holt and blind. With sweet ST.
rem singing TO us he appeals to buy
books md silos and automobiles, ard
rat traps aud races and cures for
the itch. and prct,r oil stocks that will
make us ell rich. While We YET have
y nickel his hangers as wild as the
fond mothers yG.G or her long absent
child. lie Genes ia the morning and
fingers a. Gay. His fun name IL lc-
gion. and he's with as to stay.-kan'
sas City Star.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-29
BIG VOTE OFFER IS.
RAPIDLY DRAWING
TO END; WORK HARD
TOMORROW NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK
CURTAIN WILL BE RUNG DOWN
ON HANDSOME REWARD FOR
EACH HUSTLER IN CONTEST.

The largest and best vote offer of
the entire contest comes to an end
tomorrow evening at 500 o'clock.
Upon candidates results during this
period will largely determine their
success at the end. Some are going
to fail in this contest because they
are not doing their best each day.
Why il is some are not doing their
best no one can answer but them
selves. each day this department has
been telling the importance Of Booster
Period still many are seemingly in a
stupor and do not realize that sub
scriptions may BE- had for the asking
and that they count five times as
many votes as later.
Booster Period was instigated for
the working candidate. not the class
who might be able to send subscrip
tons to friends If the working can
ddatc does not take advantage Of this
chance today it will not he anyone S
fault but their own. II at The end they
do not win, they can blame no one but
themselves. The writer has in mind
several candidates who have many
promises that will not be cashed to
morrow evening This is not only IN
fair to the candidates themselves, but
their friends. One would naturally
think as little as one could do would
TO collect a few promised subscrip
tons
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-29
Burn Locomotive Cinners.

There has recently been completed
Ut Fransfort-on-Ihe.Matu. Germany,
What Is said to be the trst large rail
road power station 10 be operated en-
tirely on locomotive cindCrs. Three
boilers are fred by automatic under.
tccd stokers and burn ciudcrS, alone or
diyed with coal-dust. The cndcrS are
Drought IN travelling electric crane
directly Into the boiler room. Steam
produced With this fuel Is employed t.
drive two turbines that generate cur.
rent for the light and power systems
in the .tation.--Popular Mechanics
Magazine.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-29
tne..n. go To~.r sam sana.

AlAIntaT or the watch tower. slill
exists 90 tlg caSt of The town Of GAIA.
+ IS where Samson o. said Ia haze
carried the gates Of lhc city. On the
resG f-0u Cas- 70 JafTa are those an
cielt olive trees. many rf them mora
ti.4u Thousand years OH. With gnaEl-
% lags s,G immense trunks There is
- 20 ,cge8d which credits Isza with
the Invention Of the first mechanical
cocks. These we're perhaps the sand
cICeEs wh.,h are sin used in SOHO
uosgues.-Clristian Science Monitor.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-29
Good Way to Preserve Potatoes,

The natives of the Andes hive n
method Of preserving potatoes, wnich
consists of alternate freezing and thaW-
INK until ail the moisture is removed.
The resulting product IS known as
chuuu, and it can be stored for mouths
and even years. with fear of 0eteri-
GRAFTON. Pressed into little bullc'.
shaped pieces. chunu is universally OF.
fered for sale IN the market, aud is one
Of the chief foods Of the native poEuIa'
ton.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-29

The phrase. Tho length OF the law =
OWES IL origin to the enormous length
Of SOME of tbe parchment rolls upoa
which thu 7uriout statutes of Great
Britain were Inscribed Tho present
dag official t,.0r uf The "ul1stcr at thr
rni'S is q reminder uf his aH-
cieut custom. Some faint idea
Of the bull of tbc English records NAV
be obtained from the fact that single
statute, The hand tax commissioners
act. passed in the first year Of tn
reign al George ~ measures when uu-
rolled upward Of 800 feat -Rehehoth
SUNDAY Herald.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-29
MISS JENCKS QUITS
SCHOOL POST TO TAKE
CIVIL SERVICE PLACE

Miss Ruth lencks has received her
appointment at Washington as clerk
in the employ OF the government and
has resigned her position as teacher
N the Washington school. Miss
Bessie Newell has been appointed to
ill Miss Jencks' position in Ottawa.
Miss Jencks expects to leave Otta.
va for Washington the early part OF
next week
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-29
Good Excuse for Eotherinu.

Charles lived With Ms aunt, Who was
milliner ana worked down town. She
had told him 10, 10 telephone 10 her
unless II was important. one day she
vas called TO the phone. aud little
Charles said "Auntlc. don't be cross,
but this is soinethin; very Impossible
--Chicaso Tribune.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-29
First Soldiers' Home.

The Soldiers home ut Washington
he first institution Of the kind in the
United States was established In 1851,
A tract Of land for the purpose. 2OC
acres in extent was purchased with Il
sum of money levied by Gen. Winfield
Scott on the City of Mexico during the
war with tina, country. There ARE no"
several branches OF the national home,
aud state homes in tventy-seven states
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-29
SPARKS FROM CHIMNEY
CAUSE FIRE ALARM

The fire department was called TO
the home Of Wilbur Lawrence, cor
ncr Van Buren, aud Marcy street, at
C.i5 o'clock this morning when sparks
from the chimney caused q mild cx'
element. The fire was extinguished
before any damage had been done.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-29
UNIVERSAL TRAINING
SCORES A SUCCESS

Wa htns,ou, Mar -s--UGitersdI
nilitars service scored an important
,ictory ia the Senate this afternoon
by = vote oi B. 10 - the Senate r.
fused 70 table the new amendment 10
he pending draft legislation To begin
mil iary training Of young mon
Shen they.reach the age o- Il year.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-29
Cilltpi Food Linrortant.

rroclrl taat deep student OF child
cul,Gre, ~tid that in Tho early sears
tho child'> food il n matter Of tho
greatest import poe, not only may The
child BY this Leans be made then in.
Golent ald iuoc,iNc, sluggish or mo.
bile, duh or bright, inert OF vigorous,
tut. indeed. for lis entire life.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-29
MISS KIlDAY RECEIVES
GOVERNMENT POSITION

Miss Louise kilday has received
her appointment for clerical post
ton IN Washington. Miss Kilday took
the civil service examination IN OF.
tawa recently and passed it success
fully, receiving her appointment from
this.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-29

Delta Alpha class OF the Deer Park
Baptist Sunday school are going TO
have a cooked food sale and farm
produce sale at Morcy Roberts music
store Saturday, March 5oth, Begins
al 70 o'clock IN the morning.