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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-11-21
STRAND.

For the last three days OF the cur
rent week at Moore's Strand Theater
beginning today. ]. Warren Eerri-
gan will star in prisoners of the
Pines" IN which he will be support
cd By Lois Wilson.
Next week will bring to the Strand
Sunday through "Wednesday. "rhe
One Woman" by Thomas Dixon, su-
thor OF THE Firth OF Nation" Tho
cast includes Lawson SUIT. an Eng
Iish actor of vide repute; Thur5tou
Hall, Clara Williams and others oil
equal. prominence.
For the last three dsyE Of Mex
week Dorothy Philips will hold tht
screen in 1.-THE Talk of the Town
TINS picture Possesses every elen1cn;
OF popular success and permits it'
star to display her marked emotiona
ability.
Each bill will be supplemented al
usual by short reels and orchestra
accompaniment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-11-21
BURTON HOLMES.

That Burton Holmes record OF
high attendances IN every city he
has played this eeason will find no
exception in Washington is indicated
by the unusually large advance sale
OF tickets at the National Theater.
where Mr.. Holmes series with the
Yanks Abroad" will open next Sun
day evening. The course seat sale
opened Monday. The sale OF single
tickets begins Friday morning.
The lectures-five in sll-will BE-
given on five successive Sunday
eveningN at $50 and Monday after
moons az 4:30. beginning next Sun
day and Monday. The first lecture
will be "tYIth the Yanks in Eng
land" and takes the audience on
picturesque journey through England,
showing scenes of the Ysnks' re
ceptIon In London and other cities
and embracing many other features
of heart interest to every American.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-11-21
After His Personal Use Of 1t

DIR. James Francis Sullivan, for
of Bellevue Hospital (Outdor Der
City, highly endorses action OF Sc
Saws there are thousands Of veal
down folks WHO need just such q
Nuxated Iron to help build them
not know what to take, and
that this action on the part
of Secretary Shaw will -
undoubtedly be the
means of giving many
people the very in 5,
| formation they desire. l-ssi
| In commenting on the ~
action of former Score
tarv of the Treasury
Leslie n; shaw his in endoGsemsnt Of
Suyated Iron, DR.. James Francis
! Sullivan. formerly physician Of Bsue-
we Hospital (Outdcor DepLJ. Nen
York arg the Westchester County
/ Hospital. said;
There are thousands OF weak;
r.,yous. rundown folks who need
Iust such a preparation ss Nuxsted
I-on 10 her1 build them -. but Whc
do not know what to take, ana 80
-e.sry shaw endorsement or TINS
be the means OF giving many pe1pIs !.
/ The very irTorrlat'"n hey desire.
ssys Or. James Frsnc's Sullivan
| foTrerIv physic,sn Of Bellevue Hos
initial (O,I.door Deptl. New York. snd
he Westcresfer County HospitA J;
! .s<scretary Shaw Is widely known and
he rood faith ard integrity cannot
he questioned. Therefore. his recon- :
u,sndstion 81 SuTated Iron in public
nrint should inspire the greatest con-
! 6denca among the public At large
end serve as convincing evidence OF
| the Feru'ne merit of this preparation.
"Tbe Formula of the composition OF
| SuTated Iron IL now being widely
published and CAREFUL examination
| If II BIZ any phYsicien OF pharmacies
xhould convince him that II " Of great
! ,bcraneutic value and one which we
! doctors frequently could prescribe
! with advantage TO our patients"
..Moa.rn methods Of cooking and
| the raid pace at which people Of this
| country live has made an alarming in.
! creaFe -: iron deficiency in the blood
| ~ American men and women. For
| want ~ iron you may be an old man
al thirty. dull OF intellect, poor n
| r,emorv, nervous, irritable and all
| ebaence Of any organic ailment and
! with plenty of iron In your blood, you
| MAJ still be young in feeling, full o!
| life, your whole being trimming over
| with energy and force.
"As proof of this take the case Of
Former United States Senator Charlie:
A. Towne, who at past IS IL still q yer
| Senator Towne saws: "T have found
Nuxated Iron OF The greatest benefit
as a tonic and regul0tiCe. Ecnce
| forth I shall not be without II"
Then there 10 former Health Com
missioner VIM. r.. Kerr Of Chicago
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-11-21
Tempting Offerings AT All
Capital Theaters Next Week

den will otter The Passing OF the
Third Floor Back" with Sir Johnston
Forbes-Robertson in the role OF the
Stranger, which he made famous
upon the ar;iculate stage. Friday and
Saturday will bring "a Society SEN
sation," in which the stellar role Is
taken by Carmel Myers.
Abbreviated film subjects and or
chestral accompaniment will complete
each daily bill.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-11-21

Lamp Department

scaH1ecf seeT
ferent with silk cord Each 3zzSp
twoight $ls5S
socket
All IN Mahogany Cndesieks Each sloo to $zS'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-11-21
Special Sale of Drapery Material

voe and madras plain and
yard. Sale price, yard, BE
Special Cetonnes worth $1oo yard Yard sc
Lengths values so cents. Yard DC
Imported Madras
colored Madras jasper gray ground yellow and blue flowers 81
fast Special yard, &c
sinch Madras black ground floral designs Guaran
eial, yard, &c
Plain Popn all colors beautiful drapery mate
Plain Rep inches wide all good cofors Suitable for poere
Y.rd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-18
Fashions for Americans

The sketch illustrates AN evening
Gown featuring the |ttvoritc fabric
combination. fhpt IS bodice 81 rich
hrpDtde amt skirt ut plain satin or
velvet VIM" many of the ttiuy,
Hhcor dra ssrs that are ~percnnlnlly
popular 5nd especially suited 10
$ 'uug members of society are shown
IN, sturditr fabrics are having e run
OF t1vur. and some very charming
gowns are being featured.
II seems almost tafe To- say that
costume designer Undoubtedly had
the necessity fur war time CONSERVE
ton Ion mind when they decided to
develop charactvrful fabric To- stand
an entire scuson's wear, rather thad
g. adhere as exclusively as heretofore
&" the sheer, pcrishahle fabrics. equal
C. only a can half dozen evenings
wear. Money. time, ~ energy ar"
necessarily saved 10y the pupulari2n-
ton oi irocks that give satisfactory
long time service.
For the gown skotched. silver bro
cade aud French or e lighter hluc
satin or velvet might he attractlVely
C%oiuhiucdF The color scheme may. of
course, hc decided To- suit the taste
ana complrNion Of the woman fur
whom the dress De- designed.
The skirt. as viii he noted, is
drupod, and the gown may hc IN
round length or equipped with a train
according to choicc.
Frequently half or fun length
sleeves OF filmy tullr iu blending or
contrasting culor arc used iu the
heavy fabric evening fruCks, and "a
scarf of tulle MAY DE used 90 veil
the drcollctage, By the use of tulle
sleeves, etc. au evening govt uf this
type may very easily hc used for for
mai afternoon wear.
There Will not DE so many even
lIr frocks ana wraps bought or made
this Ncas0n as iu years past. but
there viii of course no a fair uumoor
oi social events, even though the larE-
ur unihe are charity or patriotic AZ
fairs. n w Tor these occasions
must bc provided.
The handsomest evening wraps
shown are made with upper part.
cut ON kimono lines. ~ rich hrocadc
and lower ar skirt section Of heavy
satin cor velvet. the waist finished
with wide scarf collar of fur.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-18

THE MARKETS
se~see~e~s~~~~>>~>


N'w York, oct is IN, stock
market -",tbcd with activity during
tho morning. the urst hours turnover
.~pprua,liuE @ half million share,
Selling for profiis and q I poiut de
cline iN Marine preferred provoked
reactions ct = 60 8 points from high
ct towels luitcd States steel also
forfeited most OF it's gain OF IA
Leaders in thc war group mainly
lcttiohem and ,ruvihir StCcls and
Baldwin Locomotive. yielded . go %
points Motors and utilities advauC.
ed 60 Z points lto,oNvriys 10 ana
rUDt md United states steel aud
nov Niuh records FOR oils. with Roval
Dutch rising 10 points. impaired
tI,sh str. with 90 ~, market 100 noon
tIgst.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-18
Hints From the Hoover Kitchen
BY Mrs. Aida F. Simms, Division Home Economics
u. s. Food Administration

Every littlc PIT helps Dom for
got that huttcruut and walnut shells
mako an especially fine carbon Tor gas
masks Iust as wrll gs the fruit pits.
Nnuscviy,s. take note of the fair
pn,c list use 10 when you go market
ing not AZ tho end OF the month
wh"u the bills come IN.
Take note OF what tho army cooks
are doinr they are given lectures o1
rntious. bills OF fayo, preparation, san
tution. etc
Women in their homes are army
cooks uu "a small scale aud wall take
AN added interest iu their own duties
when they contemplate this wholesale
housekeeping that is bcing done SO
scientifically for their sons
Plenty ben sight tonds To- promote
waste. There les a great dcal of air
ference between food and
puckctbook economy. Food cC..Nmy
rs the more important in the time or
war.
RcsolN cd: 10 save more than We arc
asked to save. This is the resolution
expressed AL over the United States
to the ~ administration
\ suggestion for % Hight lunch and a
tested recipe,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-18

tsw ..ufH under my personal ruaran-
tee il.t 10 viii clean your sluggish
lNcr hotter that mostly calomel: II
won't make you sick aud you ran oat
anything Nou want without hoing SAIL
waited Your druggist guarantees that
Zach spoonful VIII start your itcr.
DlOau N.ur bowels ana stynighton vow
up BIS morning O. you got your money
back children gladly take hodson
lINHr Zone because % Is pleasant
tasting rul doesn't gupc coz crtmp or
make them sick.
I am selling millions of bottles OF
nodfou's Liver Tone Go people who
have found that ms pleasant ycgc-
table liver medicine takes the place OF
dangerous rnlomol Bay % hottie
on mas sound. reliable guarantee. ASK
Sour druggist about me.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-18
CaIomeI Today! Sick Tomorrow!
Guarantee DodSOn'S Liver Tone
Don't take nasty, dangerous calomel when bilious,
constipatcd, hcadachy, Listen to mel!

C1iomcl makes YOU sick: you lose
a days work Calomol ia d%uickailvcf
and b. %sallNatcs, ]caloplol INJURIES your
liver.
n YOU arc bilious, feel lazy. slug
rlsh and an Knocked out. 81 your
bowels are consupatcd and your head
aches or stomach rs sour. iuat lake "A
spoonful OF harmless podsou's Liver
Tone instead Of using s%ickcniug. ssli-
waiting CalomDl nodson's i.INcr Tonp
s real liver medicine Nou1l know
IL most morning bccausc YOU viii
wake M feeling fine. -FOUR liver will
Doe working. sou headache and di1li-
ness gonc. your stomach viii he
sweet and bowels regular. You VIII
feel lk, working Nou'l be cheerful;
ran oi Niror AMI ambition. .
Your druggist or dealer sells Won a
bottle Of Dodson's Liver Tone Tor "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-18

al.oUu head. Market slow. mostly
toe tu 2,r lower Butchers. Xl1.55H
Is s.. uEut. "St54or1s 30. packing.
re- ll.ta.
cattle Icc.ipts 1000 head Mar
k"t steady B"rf cattle. good, choice
aud prime. Sl435f 20 10 30: common
md medium. S3mI4.35, butchers
stock, COWS amt h%ctf,rs. SG.C5Wl?
rauuers and cutters. Sh.T5 WG n.
stockers aud f"odcrs, good choice and
fancy. NH.15Hl2.7a inferior, com
mon aud medium. STWH7a; veal
calves. sooi and choice. $l55OW1t
western rJuEo beef steers, NI1.5Ou
~. COWS and hcifcrs. SN.25M ~ 20.
sheep Receipts 5000 head Ma
lot -toadN to strong. No pfimo
prime lambs here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-18

Nsw YORK. oct. Is Mercantile"
uDi unchanged
sterling 60 day bills unchanged.
Demand i75i5; cables. i7G 9-lt
N'>iCun dollars unchanged
Time loans strong. unchanged.
can money strong. unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-18
w. q. c. Organization
Unchanged This Year

HTTrTNI r0HHTfH0HHTH"T ~ THT HTnAIn
santa Pc. oct o. Mrs. George "
lrIchirl. executive state chairman ~
the NoWuu- Defense Council. am
uouuDc7 that there viii no mo- change
during the remainder of the year Boa
the plan of uilation ip New Next
bat that each department Will con-
ta now organized.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-18
FOR SALE Furniture


tOE SALE CHl.AT nl .ur iHfUIf.rc
OF Ralph g. Els tpp'. Of Food
Administrator, or phone lul1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-18

Kansas CttN. Mo. oct Is. Buttcr'
creamery, 3i"; first. sac; ~'Cond~.
Bile; packing SOC.
Eggs Tirsts. iSiac: seconds. 40.
Poultry Hens. 2ic, roostcrs. 100,
broilors. pc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-18
FOR SALE


For GALE Registered and uHferif-
tered Jersey COINS Eiu .'rludy I'm
DBstriul school. IiHE .Hr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-18

DON'T EOitGIrT ToUR pc-v 10
THE "2-ItIT" RED CROSS CITB.
WHITE BONtS WITH RED
CROSSES NAY BE FOUSD ALL
OVER TOWN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-18
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

On Saturday evening. October 10, 1918, at Z 80 o'clock, AT the
front door of Nh" Chamber of Commerce, u Democratic primary
for Precinct 20 Of Bcrnalillo County, \. W., win be- held to select
~ delegates 10 the Democratic county convention called for No
offices.
The polls will be open from : 80 10 9 OO p. M, during which
time each qualified voter oi said precinct who Is u member of
the Democratic party or who pledges himself to vote the Demo.
cratic ticket AZ the coming election shall be- entitled 10 east a
ballot for - delegate. No meeting will convene.
Signed HENRY q. COORS, JR,
rnuInnt lluLrnnun
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FOR

ALL KINDS, both new ano necond
hand, bought, sold. rented and roc
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter EH,
change. Phone 114. l22 So. an. 81
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REAL ESTATE. IIRE AND Alto
'IOIiiII INSURANCE, LOANS
phoH, 65I. ~ south Fourth
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MISCELLANEOUS



SPECIAL offers I'm -ertiHits. views
commercial photography. export
kodak finishing Ftlals developed zoe.
prints Be- to o.. onlargomouts free
with work, Mail orders promptly at
tended 20. You wouldn't take Nour
watch 10 O blacksmith to repair. then
take YOUR kodak work 10 90 photo
gtophcr Second hand foduks bought.
Art Croft Studio. 800 W Central Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-18

spanish rico, stuffed tomato. corn
bread, honey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-18

On Saturday evening, October 20, 1918, at
.7:30 o'clock, at the front door of the City Hall
a Democratic primary for Precinct 2 of Ber-
nalillo County, n. M, will be held to select AZ
delegates to the Democratic county convention
called for November n, 1918, for the nomina-
ton of candidates for county offices.
The polls will be open from 100 to 900 p.
said precinct who is a member of the Demo
cratic party or who pledges himself to vote the
Democratic ticket at the coming election shall
be entitled to cast a ballot for forty-two dele
gates. No meeting will convene.
(Signed) w. c. HEACOCk,
Precinct Chairman.
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WANTED or automobiles for
winter storage ItTy proof ruillluE
Thos 81. rasmurc ana South Second
street.
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U RENT-kooms


FOR RENT-NIce clean sleeping
and light housekeeping rooms. fur
nished. Grand Central Hotel
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms.
NO sick. 9oG West Gold avenue.
For RENT NrWlN furnished corner
room. bath, private entrance. call
between % % 3D.. 3.I Nurth Fourth.
FOR RENT Modern rooms with
sleeping porch. with or without
board. Phone 65l. ll23 East Central.
AMERICAN HpTEL. housekeeping
aud sleeping rooms. Rates oason
gbls. tu-i West te9trnl Phone 300
FOR RENT Three stepping rooms;
uo .ick 20 children. bog Nnrth
Fourth street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-18

'hicago tive Stock.
hlcaEo, oct. rs. Hogs. Ecccipts
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WANTED-Clean cotton rags wanted
at Tie Herald office.
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22
Blue Sky" Suit Against Lum.
berton Men Non-Suited.

The following from the Winston
local interest:
"Ex-Senator George B. Mcleod and
E. E. Page of Lumberton were de-.
PENDANTS yesterday in a civil suit tried
in county court wherein the action
was brought under the famous "Blue
Sky" law. The American Subsoil
Plow company was the plaintiff and
Senator Mcleod and Mr.. Page were
the partners, trading as the Lumber
ten Subsoil Plow Company, from
whom the plaintiff company was
seeking to recover damages in the
sum of 81 900. A motion for a non
suit at the conclusion of the plain
tiff's testimony yesterday was prompt
ly allowed by Judge Starbuck.
"From the complaint filed in the
case, it seems that the American Sub
soil Plow company, Forsyth cor
poration, had sold the Lumberto.
company six shares Of capital stock
and had contracted to deliver to the
Lumberton company fifty plOws al
$5.75 each. The damages asked in
clude these items and $512. so for thu
failure of the Robson people to pu
the plaintiffs goods on the marke
in that county.
"Another action against Messr
Mcleod. and Page, brought by tn
same plaintiff, will be heard thi
morning before Magistrate J. G. Bes
sent"
Attorney R. E. Lee of Lumberto
represented the defendants.
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22
P E R S ON AL

Mr.. R. M. Sanderson spent the
weekend at Charlotte.
Mr.! N. M. Allen of R. from Lum-
berton is in town today.
Miss Ruth Jones went yesterday to
Wilmington to visit relatives.
Sgt. Paul H. North, who is station
ed at Camp Jackson, spent yesterday
here visiting friends.
DR.. S. R. Thompson of Charlotte
spent yesterday here visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Thompson.
Mr.. Charlie Parnell, who lives near
Lowe, spent part of last week visit
ing at the home of his son and daugh.
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Par.
nell.
Mr.. S. F. Caldwell returned las
night from Baltimore, Md, where hi
spent some time. Mrs. Caldwell ant
small son, S. F. Jr., will remain il
Baltimore for several days.
! Mrs. L. P. Stack arrived Frida,
from her home at Savannah, Ca, t.
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcintyre. She will return to Savan
nah Wednesday. Miss Minetta Os
nun is expected to arrive tomorro,
from Detroit, Mich, and will accom-
pany Mrs. Stack to Savannah.
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22
Convicts Tar and Feather Officer
Charged With Disloyalty.

Four hundred convicts in the
State penitentiary at Sante Fee, n;
M, Wednesday tarred and feathered
and led around with a rope about
his neck Major Jno. NJ. Bickner OF
Camp Cody, Deming, n. M.,, held in
the penitentiary as a Federal prison
er on the charge of violation Of the
espionage act. Bickner, born IN in
Germany but with the American mill
tary forces for more than 80 years.
was arrested ten days ago at Camp
Cody, where he was an officer. His
home is in Lincoln, Neb. He was al
lowed out in the prison yard for ex-
ercise with 400 convicts, with the re;
suit given above. He was rescued
by prison official. Bickner is sale
to have made disloyal utterances
such as "You can't beat the Dutch"
"The Germans will sink American
transports as fast as they are sen
over.' He claimed the charges wer'
spite work by subordinate officer
whom he had disciplined.
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22

The North CAROLINA Medical society,
which met at Pinehust last week, vot-
ed to hold the next annual meeting,
next April, at the same place. iT.
Cyrus Thompson of Onslow was elect
ed president Resolutions were pass
ed to place the doctors under the Sc
lective service principle.
Representative Claud kltchln MOI
day was made Speaker pro tenn o. o.
the House Of Congress to
serve in the absence of Speaker
Clark at the funeral of Senator Stone
IF Mr.. Clark should be appointed t<
succeed Senator Stone Mr.. Kitchln M
doubt would be the Democratic can
didate for Speaker.
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22
NO ADVANCE IN PRICE
UNUSUAL WEATHER
CONDITIONS EXPLAINED

Lumbertan Man Holds Theory That
Big Battles in Europe Have Tre-
mendous Effect on Weather Con-
ditions Here.
Mr.. Alex. T. Mclean Of Lumbertor,
who has gained considerable reputa-
tion of late, among those who know
him, as weather prognosticator of
parts, about year ago advanced a /
theory which, if correct, would ex-
plain the very unusual weather con-
ditions which have obtained for the
past two years, not only the tre-
mendous rains, but also in connection
with the unusual and severe cold
spells. His theory in substance is
that the tremendous artillery action
end gas attacks which take place from
time to time on the great battle
fields of Europe have SO changed the
air currents that these currents in
connection with certain well-known
changes of the moon, produce at some
times abnormal rains and at other
times unusual spells Of cold weather.
When Mr.. Mclean first advanced
the, theory he found very few who
seemed to take the matter seriously.
1t has occurred, however, that after
every great battle some unusual
weather conditions would result. The
tremendous rain which was experienc-
!; ed last summer was soon after the
!, great battle which eliminated in the
advance of the French and British in
northern France and Belgium in the
vicinity of Cambria, including the re-
| r.;o~, of tho ,.iuoy. Sororoo
: The very great rainfall which has
: taken place in the last few days has
: followed closely upon the greatest
1 battle which has taken place in Flu
< rope, the German drive which result
e ed in the retreat of the British ant
t French armies over greater part o:
: the territory over which they had driv
e en- the Germans more tina ma year ago
t A number of his friends are candle
tt enough to admit that Mr.. McLeal
predicted this spell of weather at leas
S two weeks ago, and almost to ma
e they are willing to admit, rather r.
is luctantly, however, that his pecu'la
81 theory has found confirmation in tn
actual conditions which have prevail
n ed after these great battles have tai
en- place.
A short time ago, when Paris we
r first shelled by the long-range gu
an astronomer in Washington declal
ed that an instrument used in the cal
litals to detect earthquakes registers
IL y every time the big gun fired. II
y; theory of this trained scientist tn;
20 the earth on this side Of the Atlant
VI is shaken by the terrific shock occ
OF stoned by the firing Of this monst.
IN gun is no easier to believe than tt
~ II theory of Robeson farmer that tt
ne big guns are having a tremendous e
!! ~ feet on the weather here.
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22
Constipation and Indigestion.

NUHSCIpdCIOH anu IIEUI
These are twin evils. Persons SUI,
fering from indigestion often trou6lea ,e!
with constipation. Mrs, Robert ALI
son, Mattoon, ILL.,, writes that wnen
she first moved to Mattoon she was a
great sufferer from indigestion ana
constipation. Food distressed ner ana
there was a feeling like heavy,
weight pressing on her stomach ana
chest. She did not rest well at nlgnt,
and felt worn out a good part OF tne
nme. One bottle of chamberlain )
Tablets corrected this trouble SO that
she has since felt like different per-
The Robesonian., 1918-04-22
American Troops Take Over NO
Mans Land.

From an Associated Press dispatch
April II: American troops operating
on the Lorraine sector have taken
over control of No Mans Land. Pa
trolling parties are making almost
nightly visits up to the German WIRE
entanglements without encounterlng
any resistance.
A lieutenant and party Of II rave
made five-hour exploring trip, pene,,
trating to the German third line and
making maps Of machine gun ana
snipers' posts and strong points Will
out being seen by the enemy.