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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-29

liam Birney, first vice president; Mrs
Theodore Wilkinson, second vice
president, and Miss Ruth Larner. past
president.
Society folk are putting aside prac.
tically everything for the ball. and il
will be one of the most brilliant
events of New Year week. Mrs
Thomas T. Calf. Mrs. F. F. Jewell and
Mrs. Livingston have added Their
names to the list of patronesses. Miss
Leila Gordon, one of the seasons deb
utantes has been added to the girls
floor committee.
| On the mems floor committee are
Commander Theodore Jewell. Mr.
William Bowie Clark. Mr.. Anthony
Addison, Mr.. Henry st. Gregory, Pay
master J. Marion Baker. Lieut.
Paxton, U. S. A.
| A Christmas Ball.
The spacious wing in building F
was a balze of light and color and
Christmas decorations when the
Motor Transport Corps gathered
about 700 strong for their Christmas
ball. The motto of the corps:
at amt the individual
| Nor the corps as a whole,
But the everlasting team work
OF every bloomin' SOUL
was clearly evidenced by the repre-
sentative gathering. The commits
stoned, enlisted and civilian personnel
were all out in full force, from Gen.
c. B. Drake, commander in chief of
the NJ. T. c., down to the messenger
boys.
| The entire program was furnished
| by Motor Transport Corps talent. A
unique feature of the decorations was
the many brilliant posters announcing
in trumpet tones the esprit de corps
as we'll as the spirit of the season
These posters were made by the
talented artists of the Motor Trans
port Corps, Lieut.. B. V. Mathison and
/ Private NJ F.. Pendergest. Especially
1 noticeable was the great insignia OF
the Motor Transport Corps at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-29

Mrs. Ffoulke Smith entertained a
dinner party last evening at the Chevy
Chase Club in honor of her young
daughter. Miss Gladys Smith, who is
| at home for the holidays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-29

Miss Walter Mclean will be at home
very informally New Year day from 4
to z. as has been her custom for many
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-29

Mrs: Horace D. Moore has returned
from her home in Michigan and will
spend the winter. as usual. with her
daughter, Mrs. Pearle Moore-Gray. at
24QQ 18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-29

Mr.. Ralph Leopold, who has been
the guest Of his brotheE-in-laM and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-29

Mrs. s. Field Dallam. wife Of Col
Dallam, who is in France, has taken
the residence 1888 P street for the
winter season. Col. and Mrs. L. P
Horsfall are spending the winter with
Mrs Dallam. Col. Horsfall is on duty
here, attached to the general staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-29

CONTINUED on Second Page =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-13
ORIGINAL Terms
CALLED FOR l6O
TO Be GIVEN UP
CBY ASSOCIATED pREssJ

WASHINGTON Nov. l2-Cerua0y loses her entire fleet Of
submarines under the smc by Marshal Foch
before he signed them with the German cnoya Monday morning
Instead Of 6) vessels every Of he urderaea craft
be surrendered the allies and he United fourteen
days.
Eighteen of e articles originally prepared by the Supreme
War Council and rsad by President wilson congress
changed under the limited authority fo alteration given the
commander dealing with the enemy cnyoys The
department today recevcl made public articles
with the explanation that information had ho
changes brought about Apparently OF them
oeded response appeals the German spoemen though
era besides that touching submarines make the dra-e
than before
Instead Of $4,000 railroad TO be surrendered evscp1ed
territory the number made 50COO hand
Der Of machine guns be delivered by the reduced from
10000 to Is goo; the German troops in East Ac- nerm eC
instead Of being required surrender provision
made for considering food needs IN Germany in the taking Of
transportation, end specific reference te regulation Of
paraon Of German prisoners Of at the conclusion Of pesee
is added
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-13
UNITED WAR WORK
DRIVE STARTS OFF.
WITH ENTHUSIASM.
s5OO. .oOo OONTIuRU rlON FROM
CFNElAND n. DODGE LEADS
LIST

J., As-a.Ia.ed Press.
NEW YORK.. Noy o. ContrIbu-
tIous tor the first "a hours of the
United War Work Campaign thas
Gar reported to the national head
quarters here total fg31oO.054
Michigan ana Ohio Decd tho others
states with S5.534N 600 and 50
IfI.uur respectively bul the ma-
Ior parts off their gifts represented
aHutmeuts from war chests pre-
NIur-Ir collected boz local drives
Neu York following t. outhus-
i.sfi, celebration of yesterday 81
genuine peace news TODAY turned
fo serious support of the United
NsI Work Campaign aud as O. result
report tonight announced runtrl.
buttons totallng Sl66u.b3s a-
slafH.f s4Nl-26a Monday
Th. record contribution Tor che
dat was $500 ono given hy Cle,e.
nu# 20 Dodge
Reports from the national field
Indicate arizona may have already
reached Dos quota Thus earning The
honor oi having q hut bon France
mined after %
paw tina praafHaftf -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-13
TROUBLE MAY Be
HAD IN SECURING
GERMAN VESSELS
CONTROL uY REXOIIwONISTS
MAY DELAY DELIVERY
TO ALLIES.
ONLY FOUR DAYS ARE LEFT
action TO lic Taken hereafter
Has Not Yet Been Indicated
Time Extension on FOrciblc
seizure Remain.

~ A-.ariai,d Press.
WASHINGTON. Nov. l2- Con-
trol OF the German fleet by reyolu-
tionlsts. factions OF whom are rec
ported 10 have urged resistance TO
the allies and United States. may In
tcrfere with the CARRYING out OF the
amended armlstice provision that
vessels designated 10 be interned be
ready 90 leave German ports seven
DAYS after cessation Of hostiltes
Az the end OF the seven day
period which will expire at mid
night next sunday. the designated
units of the fleet the armistice pro-
vides. must be- completely disarm-
ed Prompt action oven under nor
ma conditions would be required
OF the German naval forces 20 dis
arm vessels OF the battle cruisers
and battleships with seven days In
some quarters tonight fear was eX-
pressed that with the German navy
IN a disorganized condition owing
20 the revolution. the necessary pre-
partitions for turning over the ycs-
sells might not be completed u the
period specified
Action 10 be takekn by the allies
and the United states in event the
vessels were not prepared FOR sur
render az the expiration OF the al
lowed period was not indicated TO-
night by officials ln such au event
only TWO courses We're regarded as
open either extension bN agree
uient of the associated governments
o. the time period or forci0lc seiz-
Ure Should fOrcible seizure be-
necessary &c was thought resistance
by the disoreanized crews would bc
hopeless end
IN discussing today the nrvoi
terms of the armistiCc Secretary
Daniels said the allied and Amori-
can uayies were prepared fully to
deal with any situation that might
arise BE said that no iutimatiou
Of the reported defiance from the
reyolutinuists had come through
any naval channel
Pending completion of tbc sur
render of thc ships demanded and
dls3rmiur uf others and particular
Is while any submarines remain lu
German hands Secretary Daniel,
said there ui.l Doe uo relaxation ln
the protection of troops ships and
other vessels
Eventual disposition to bc made
OF the Austrian and German hips
acquired hy slrrcndcr bias NOT been
Indicated hy officials 10 is regard
cd a- certain that the supreme war
council at Versatile. win work out
q definite project iu This respect
which Nin soon b, disclosed
pJy the President
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-13
SOLF'S s NEW NOTE
HAS NOT REACHED
WASHINGTON YET
BELIEF u GERMAN LEADER uE
SiRES IMMEDIATE PLACE
ulSCt SSiuN


WASHINGTON SOY D. rH. rea
note addressed t0 President Wilson
by Dr Soll tle German foreign -.g-
reBry. asking President Wilson tU
arrange immediately 90 preliminary
peaOe had not reached Na hultar
fonirh u official urm when 30
does COM, uWiu be considered u
connection with the communication
received to-day through -H. SNIs
minister isNuc tue president H boo.
tcueGr Iu muurai, tHs f..r.4. ..I
diU0ns uI iut 5ruI-.
Dr Soils object In asa.r ulIr.-
ing th, president ii le assumed here
ls t0 secure au immediate. u,... .H.
ference f0r the purpose 90. discuss
us some ol tu, ierm. 1t rHr aImi-
tIce which m bis 0lf NOT. ut said
threaten starvation ana ruu iu Ger
uauA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-13
MUNICH DISPATCH
STATES REPUBLIC
SET UP IN BERLIN
NEW FORM OI GOVERNMENT
REPORTED TU HlNF UI.
GtN SATURDAY..

ItHitU Nut f--A uUuhI.
Vh. proclaimed at B,riu un ~uur-
da,. arDuul.u. Ju td1i i... rtrd
.rHm Munich
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-13

AMSTERDAM Nrt. Eth nI.
f.,. ui ru.ru i. iu tbr hands uf th.
uutbrf- aui ~uldirr~' council and
Uhr military autIuutir- have uiarr.
thrmr-rlsr- at thp disposal uf % u
r.uu.ii
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-13
WEATHER

Nest Texas "Wednesday aud
THURSDAY ialr. not much change u
temperature
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-13
OCCUPATIONS WILL
GUIDE IISCHARGING
OF MILITARY MEN
INDI sTRIAL sITU ALTON MAY
CAUSE CHANGE N DE-
MOBILIZATION PLANS.
j. S OFFICIALS COOPERATE
Proposals Tor Absorbing Returned
Soldiers Into Busincs, World
viii Bc submitted To
President Wilson.

3D. Associated iflas.
WASHINGTON. Nov I2- De-
mobilization OF men ia the military
and naval service ol the United
States after their return from
France will be- carried ont largely
0u basis oi the ability of trades
land occupations ,o absorb them, un-
der plan being worked oui by the
labor. war and navy departments
and the war Industries board Il
was said today that .he plan would
be submitted Co President Wilson
soon
The war industries board has
sent Questonuaires 90 employees IN
an Industries asking the needs OF
each for men and the answers viii
show where when and how rapidly
jobs win be- ready Ton discharged
soldier. and sailors and what trades
are most boz need OF them supple
montmg th.s Information Viii be-
that received from draft boards auu
community labor boards which are
.o cooperate boz the work.
Board, To Combine.
The var labor policies board and
thr United state. employment ser-
vice win boz combined Co handle the
labor departments end The war
department D. expected Co establish
"a new bureau 90 convert the actrI-
.le- ol Provost Marshal General
CU1udprs office fC this end Gem
sIal CloWder was suggested bH some
Officials aa the man best qualified
'0 deal with the task ot preserving
the balance oi power of The labor
supply Without delaying domob.li2a-
zion operations.
With he conversion of industry
Gom war to peace basis many
fengtors s!s. ain D. l,.slt lslAi
emergency jobs created hy the war.
nuf This problem has been taken
into consideration by tbe officials
who are working out plans for a
general stabiuzug ol labor coudi-
uous when rho soldiers are return
.a to civil ite
lu this connection officials point
.d out to-day that with tho ending
0f h0uilp there viii hc a great
resumption UI private construction
and mauutIgtuuug h.id up aud re
-trctDi because ut wgr work and
chat thousands ot skilled HhorHr-
wil bc needed boo aI parts OF tbe
country Cor This work
Decentralization studied.
Secretary Bakoa said today every
phase OF dcmobilIzafiou of lho army
e being carefully studied bv war
department agencies. but 5s vot mo-
plans have been formally lorWulat-
Continued ou PAGE Sd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-13
ARMIES lF ALLIES
.ON THE ALERT FOR
ANY EVENTUALLY
TROOPS PREPARE To TAXI
OVER STRATEGIC POSITIONS
ASSIGNED THEM.

Tb, war situation for Tuesday is
unmarried by the Associated Press
as follows
The guns everywhere alc mute.
Ho.tlWes have given way to prgp-
arauOus by the defeated enemy to
a,acuafe 5lI invaded territory in ac-
.urdancc with thp terms ot the armi5-
ice and hy Ihc entente Co take up
ihe sfutcrI. positions assigned to
.Fcm iu order chat the foe may hr
unable t0 resume fighting
Although the British Belgian.
French and American armies have
..stei on their arms thoy ueyerthe.
Jess lrs 0n the alert for any eveutu.
Nuy Aud thus b ls purposed they
shall ROMAN until the peace which
wll make the world lfe for democ-
u,y has arrived
Hun Armies Going HumcWnrd.
As tbe German armies 200 tho west
Nond their way backward across tuD
Rhine defeated come. che cry frau
Germany Tor an early peace SfaryH.
i0u faces the war.t0m empire Ger
many. which once boasted that 90
would throw O. circle of iron about
tbc British isles and tarte the peo.
glc into submission today is hesg.ul
aol alone f0r peace hul ,or bread
Naguan.m.tt Dies m tle OUT
stretched hands of fhe allies Tb.
German people ar, not t0 bp par
United fo perish for want of food
su-tDnauDe .s tn Boo given them. hu'
Boz Io.us so undue pr.utous are Uo.
fH ue visited upon tlc peoples of th.
devastated countries over which a
Germans bate swept
IH German. proper thr new eus
srueu'al rsllme applru'ly i. hold
.uE sNav Internal strife. -. lIuer
hs- ended e1. p. for up.ut h,
tho .l.ior lf 's asserted Asf ODD.
northern rcef and Helrland OH.
island hasu0r defending the ooas. u
northern GERMANY are Boz the hlrH
Uf the WUfireers who have Gallo.
iC1uiIHuef on Page Eirht1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-13

Officials arc satisfied Nr -u|
ueedl,-sly alarmed a. .le term. u.
tae 4fmIsti,s rIuf.I, tH. a.HH u
thc United States should ft cone
-II.ration fu .Hn prov e.nHnc ui
German. during .He auisfi.a fH t.t
extent recognized l- necessary ii
is .tId chat to thaf end such .IiHs
-f0,k ard ships as mat bf ue0r ~
viii boz pui Info use
ur SuII. request fuf fh' UI I"n
ine of O. "urclmu uart peace Wa.
Continued from PAGE rvol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-13

Paw The pr"sissnt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-13

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-18
An Inside Bath
Makes You Look
and Feel Fresh
ssys . s'sss es net ~ster ~ssh
ehosphsse before breakfast
kseps Illness away.



phvsscrans the world oversrecorn-
mend he inside bath. claiming this 10
Of vastly more importance than out
AIDE Cleanliness, because the tEm
pores 90 ret absorb impurities INTO
he blood. causing 81 health. vhile INC
pores in the ten yards of borels 90
Men and women are urged 10 ornE
each morning. before hreakfast
riass OF ho. water with Q se2spoonfoi
Of limestone phosphate b =, ~
h--ulers means Of helping 70 wasl
from The stomach. liver. kidneys sno
bowels the previous days incigestlble
material. poisons. sour bile and toxfns
Il N clexnsSzx syee;snfng ana pan
fyirr the entire eiinertsxT canal b
fore tgffiag more foc4 into the stor
sch-
yust ss soap and bot vafsr cleans.
and fre<ben the skin. 20 hot water an<
lnestone phosphate act o. the elm
1nstfre o-EzcE
Tbo<e rfo wake NJ viii bad bread
enztet foxRue. nasty taste on nave
Gun. schizg bead. ezisot ooup'exm
scst stomach. otte~s Who are srblec
To Bilious attacks Or oo1ftpztlor
should Obtain . eazr1H pound q nns
s<rne rtoxrhsse o. the drug store
ns ~.1 CO.. very lirtie bk b s14
ese~. 20 demonstrate the value oG u
de hz<k xg Those who co1rtnne
sacA r,orrlrr are assured cf ~
ncurces results. both In yeEzrd Z
kesIa aas eERnn2cASe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-18

cent reports ~ German atrocities
ICtharry ant Indifference have Eifen
vsy 10 loyal enorgy. and ataie vide
euihus asm has fired every citizen "a
ska y National War savings Day
june "a memorable one IN the hi.-
try ~ me nation
This ooauiy is IN good form 20 ~
sfond - ~ call of ths government
ffd wiii make lood- on the big day
Reports frnm every district In ths
uuiy Indicate a desire on the tar'
81 tn bet citizen. 70 register via
cruas protest 80 The satellites ~ ths
rehensolierns. rindenburg and bell
~ investors IN War SAYINGS stamps
dune 7sfh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-18

They can get their own draymcn or
haul the coal themselves. one % The
express provisions In the Law regp
lrtlng the price Of coal y that ths
Consumer has the option of takine
the coal a. The dealers yard Or let
ting the dealer deliver n consumers
psy more than u is worth 10 have the
coal delivered. II 4 their o~n fault
Dealers are 90 charge nothing nr-
TIA for unloading the coal and piac.
irr n In their bins
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-18

SURGEONS agree that IN cases ~
Cuts. Burns. Bruises and Wounds. the
FIRST TREATMENT . most import
ant When an EFFICIENT aniissptie
n spplkpd promptly. there II no dan
ger % Infection and the wound begins
10 heel st once For use on man %
beast, BOROZOSE IL the fDFAf
ANTTsEpTIC and HEALING AGENT
Bay n now and be ready for an EN-
errency. Price re. 5ec. 800 and
$50. Sold By Opl Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-18

THIS SUMMER

Why BE- miserable when yoa should
rejoice ~ = steady reduction IN Seirht
xith constant improvement In spirits.
Instead u Carrying = burden. become
1.-THE. active and cheerful
N you begin now and use oll o'
korsln four times daily. also follow
the simple dlrecflons. yor sbcuit icse
ponu5 sfter pound Of sbno~nsi fsf
before the coid weather crnrs. Take
ice cream and candy n ron iike, and
eat all yoa need Look forward 20
better hesHh comfort. improved fir-
ure and other delightful benefits Get
smnli bos ~ al ~ koreis. IN cap
ssies, st the drusgists, ,--~-.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-18
CHARGE PRoYIrEERING
PRICES FOR COAL HAuLs

Reports from many towns and
clues throughout oklahoma 10 y. A
Norris. Federal Fuel Administrator
fcr Osiaioma indicate that coal
tsalers and drAysge companies are
charging profteering prices for de
i.ysring coal Coal consumers Dc
rci have 70 pay the dealer 20 deliver
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-18
so EASY! LIKE
ROLLING OFF LOG
Sore. so9chy oorns stop hunt
ins. then lift right out
with fingers

Yea <orn -p~sssse1 men ard ~cnes
r4.S sure. no iorrsy Wear the ssoes
that nesrly kilied you before. says this
Criminal sufhorifs. becsuss . fev
crops Of freszone applied cirsrtiy On .
terter. schirg corn stop. so,eDess sf
orce snd so1n TIE corn loo->ns - u
can - LTD ost root and sf. vithsss
pzin-
A quarter ouns q fse<zcne cc~ts vesy
listls a any drug stoss. buf is ss1'cie.t
10 take "a ~serF bard - eft corn o.
cxIlss Tkis skould Be- tried, - u Il
insry<n<ire ss< y cid sot 20 infaD<
or eres isritaf< 90 s1nosntinR ossos
or skin. Afsrg 700 IN asay a. tsoabi>-
sur.< corn Or csilus tie skln uD1efDnth
is - pink. frn sse ksaltty - 4e Peln
d xysx kae1sn-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-18

children that are affected by worms
sre pale and sifkly ana able 20 ron
fracf some fatal disease WHITES
CREAM NEn NfFrGE. etpeis worms
promptly ana puts the child on the
road % health Price zee per bottle.
Ssld by Osl Drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-18
THIS COUNTY is
TN GOOD roRM

Okishoma T. making a vigorous -.
Port IN the War Savings Stamp cam
rslsn and lhe patriotism Of her peo'
p1e bss been fuzzy aroused By the re-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-18

Cushing-The Ohio Cities Gas CON
psny IS building rig for No. on the
NJ Ellis fsrc IN tie northeast corner
o, the southeast Of 2-lsi5. A rig is
en the ground for No . in the center
a. the south lire os the eouiheast %
the section
c. y. sssffes has rig on the
eroana sor No. On the G.. {. Freund
.yrm IA the southwest corner Of me
northeast Of the southwest OF -S-lA-s'
" Roland has a rig on the
ground on the shoiweil farm in 'hc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-18

b. an American corporstioa sni
probably the largest In history. 70
Nss sad hero today. vac that tast
paid into the Government By tss
United states sfeef corrorssica. iis
federal income snd sscess srofits lax
tnls io,aied sssttss .ov. ..t a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-18
Ia pre,e,. Beichino.

Make q regular habit o; eating
slowly. nssticsie your food thofourh-
iv. and you may hsve no further iror-
bic n you should take one of Cham
berialn's Tablets Immediately after
sovTrr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-18

Haskell The Mnskahoma Oh com
rany No 3 on the "a Mcdaniel farm
h. The southwest corner Of the south
yest q the southeast ~ i1-i5-is s. =
iQ barrel well after shot AZ 1897 feet
Peterson and associates No. ; on
thc J Harrison farm IN the south
vest corner of tho southeast of the
soafheas, - r. 1916 IL a 7S-barrcl
raturai well from sand found from
.2sfi 90 81 feet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-18

North Of Okmulgee The Okmulfee
Producing and Refining Co Ma. on
the Thomas Jcffley farm IL The cen
To- ~ the west line - the southwest
- the uoushwep of ls-14-l7 IA dry
and abandoned az sso feet
The Kingwood OIL company has a
~ barrel well from sand found from
~, ~ ecs feo; IN ii~ 40 on ,hs
:. oblas Miller farm IN the center Of
che south linz oi the southwest Of
,re northwest % is-if-i2 after shot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-18

northeast corner o, the northwest o
ss-ls-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-18

st-lS-s
Usage The Boston Usage OIL CON
rauy has s.5od.0oo feei sas well In
rs No in the southwest corner OF
the northeast Of i-15-il
The Indian Territory Illuminating
on COMPANY has shot No is in the
southwest corner of the southeast Of
the southwest - the northeast of20-
2 u and :, T. q i5sl- barrel well at -
sc feet. 's'
The Dallas Osaee on company No
l1 in the northwest corner Of the
southeast Of che northwest OF y 27- 70
Is shot and good Tor 2s barrels at L.
$40 feet
Hamilton The Kimhiey Drilling
sorlpanv has % oeo go feet gas well
,,om sand found zoos to 2.oi7 feet
IN f' No on the . NJ smith farm IN
is southwes, OF e5-if-is.
l. G Butler fas rig up for No
on the L c Butler farm In the
rerihess corner ~ the southwest Of
ne southeast of the southeast of i2-
ls-fe
l. s skeiton has rig up for Mack
smith No IN the southeast corner
e 1s-i i4-ie.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-19

Our dyers and ships waiting for the sudden attack
watch lookout
for the first indication of hidden dangits fight for life For
leading quiet life home is often the that hap
pens It may be that we are myserous by pain
back limbs lumbago neuragc shooting anywhere Back
ache any kind often caused by kidney disorders which
that the kidneys working properly Poisonous matter
and acid accumulate within the body in great abundance
working the sick kidneys hence the congestion of blood back
the similar congestion in the head
headache Perhaps you become RESPONDENT sick fver
irritable spots appearing before the bags under the lids
and lack of ambition do things The latest and most effective
overcoming trouble sparngy Of drink plenty
meals and take single Anurc Tablet before each
meal for while, until recovered
Simply your favore druggist for Anuric Tablets double
strengh) you have umbago rheumatism gout dopsy begin
Immediately with this discovery of Dr. Pierce who Chief
Medical Surgical Institute in Buffalo, N Y Send 10c for
trial pkg All druggists sell large package for sixty cents
Dr. Pierees Pellets regulate and nvgoate stomach liver and
Compound of Mapp aoes and alap Keep the body clean
inside well as outside.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-19
STATE WILL GIVE FARM
BUREAUS GENEROUS SUPPORT.

Incomplete reports of the County
Farm Bureau membership campaigns
in behalf of increased food produc-
ton and conservation make 1t certain
that the state will give generous sup
port to its county farm bureaus in this
critical year of the war. In some
towns the farm surveys are being con-
Quoted simultaneously with the mem
bership campaign, and everywhere
good results are being secured. Both
campaigns have been authorized by
the Connecticut State Council of De-
tense.