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pattern for all the other ones of the
ON mo Lon nth

pattern for all the other ones Of the
same length.
The completed boards are now fitted
In their proper place In the gable,
tight up against the sheathing and fas-
tened temporarily. The boards should
be- from one-quarter to 0ne-half an
inch high to compensate the shrlnkage
of the board and the settling Of the
brackets. The brackets are now placed
In their notches and securely fastened
by mailing through the sheathing from
the inside. When all the brackets are
In place the verge boards are moved
out to their proper place and nailed
solid.
The frieze Is now placed and the
bed molding fitted and tucked to It.
rs the ceiling progresses up the gable
the bed molding can be nailed solid
When shingles are used In the gable
the frieze is not placed until the
shingles are all on. This makes Il
quicker and better Job than cutting
the shingles against the frieze. This
method is sometimes used with lap
and rustic siding.
To secure greater strength when the
cornice Is wide and the verge boards
heavy, the top member Of the bracket
Is extended through the sheathlng
and nailed to a header, or n bolt Is
used. Toenailing the board to the
bracket does not give a very strong
connection, and as an added precau-
tion in windy localities a piece Of band
iron Is. used. In this case the brace
member Of the bracket should be
made to resist tension.
When 1t Is necessary to splice a
verge board make square cut above
the center Of bracket and nail a
piece Of galvanized iron over the joint
on the inside. Do the same to the Joint
at the top. If piece Of iron is not
handy use piece of three-qrarter-
inch board. It won't show If kept a
little distance above the edge of the
verge board.
With wide boards, especially II they
are little green, 1t is very hard to
make Joint at the peak that will
stay tight. To overcome that diff
Guilty piece Is nailed over the joint.
It should be little thicker at the
top than the thickness OF the molding
and taper as shown.
In localities where 1t Is difficult to
get verge boards Of the proper size
and length they can be built up Of
three-quarter-inch boards. This makes
a verge board lighter aKd better than
II solid. Put no cleat near the top.
but after the boards are In place put
In piece extending SIX or eight
inches on each side Of the joint. In
ceiling up the gable cornice from one
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the their interview couple stopped
put in a few comments
I'D like TO know what right
He treating his horses all There be
meddlng"
That's what tell
they take notion TO do what clubs
While they abbered another passerby who had also fingered watch
the woman and listen her critics. felt vital details
that she waited until the
driver had been buckng into the of the s. A. The laughed
with a joyous humor that good
my soul and body no! That's old Jmpon fellow
lived only have him My
him
Then the passeby went her feeling ashamed Of the curiosity
Of those nl.udgDg
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treatmenty the prisoner asked retired
"What have donef' inquired.
oh Just murdered the reply ah
In here forT'
I'm charged with killing white anything about
II, because I didn't do It," Hall him..
Snory the prisoner went into
eyes open wde and suddenly he gpped the
and began In a frightened whisper
LOOK man look see ghost What 1t? See there ills
Ing in here Don't It's getting nearer
Now look quick; it's the young girl"
Hall calmly lighted cigarette and see anything and
don't believe either"
Outside the CELL within earsho Washington
county officials were listening fast they
o'clock the Halls composure
Hall later told his
Il lost nights rest but mighty
get awful onesomen that jail they others to help me
kill time" - -
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rafter ends are nailed will throw the
outer edge Of the cornlce out Of line.
A neat and low-cost bungalow con-
tanning five rooms is shown In the ac.
companying illustrations. It is 80 feet
9 inches by 46 feet 8 inches on the
ground and has liberal overhang
1t Is built gable end to the street. and
the roof extends over In front to cover
the veranda and the opposite gable
covers the rear porch.
The construction Is OF concrete or
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turkeys that had strayed out on the
main road, when Uncle Tip, our farm
hand, came along with the empty OK
cart, after hauling hogshead Of to-
bacco to the boat. The post Office is
up that way and, for wonder, he had
asletter for me. ! don't get many let
tiers and, as for invitations. reckon
this one was about my first. 1t took
my cousin just one page to let me
know that his wife was down with the
influenza and that. being head over
ears In work. he couldn't walt On her
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OIOglst Is, OF course, his regular job,
and what he knows about fishes, large
and small, would fill the ocean and
rivers, friends declare.
He also Is botanlst. Flowers are
a sort Of hobby with him. He knows
and loves them all, violet, rose, lily.
ETC., along with those that haven't
such pretty names. Friends who tell
me about Doctor Kendall say that al
though he doesn't pretend to be flow
er expert, he really knows more about
botany than many experts. He Is the
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-11-07

Adding an ounce Of cainphor to each
five gallons Of gasoline he uses, an
English automobllist claims to effect
q fuel saving of 20 per cent.
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Smile, smile, beautiful clear white
clothes. Red Cross Ball Blue, American
made, therefore best. All grocers Adv.
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Stout Lady Wasn't Interfering So Much, After All

CoUNTRFIED team hauling load of hay Midway
~ comfortably stepped from
the driver He couldn't have heard her kept
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JOEEEHg. IHulI lIIt WUHlHH run III IrUHt
of the team with both hands and voice
raised high and shouted to the hay
man:
"Stop, there! Stop, ! tell you'll I
want to speak to you"
The driver and his horses doubt
less had conscientious scruples about
running down stout ladies, for the
wheels stopped and the lean and some
what stiff f-jolnted farmer man climbed
down and stood politely. hat In hand,
to take the lady's orders. And while
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Has All Sorts Of Scientific Lore Packed Ava,

MoN city full Of officials being any sided"
"a the best Of that Dr. william
sant the United States place Ichhy
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Silence is the best resolve for him
who distrusts himself.-Maxim, 40.
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Proof That Some Statesmen Can't Write Speeches

T is good wide Jump from Maryland
throw Of the CAPITOL but made the week She
telling another about n street II rounding
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and the sights he could show whynd It's good thing right
Hennys awful sick don't
throuhsecay for which makes his awfury
Democrat Republican
speeches both"
And named the representatives
embarrassing representatives should
be held up for those traditional DAVIS to peck
Which they won't be-
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Quite So.

Quite So.
"Nell found she would have to take
her new dress TO pieces"
Il bet she was ripping mad"
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employed by the detectives that figure
In fiction.
1t was near midnight when Hall
had caller. He saw his cell door
opened and the officers were roughly
handling man who appeared to be a
prisoner.
"Now get in there" the officers
told the prisoner, giving him push.
A quilt for him to sleep on was
thrown into the cell, the door was
locked and the officers went away.
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s. WlASHlNGTON{r} d
I@, SIDFL, ,IGHTS q
Couldn't Scare Prisoner With Man-Made "Spo

WAsNGT0N-Lou Hail. the county
w JAIL accused Of the murder
Station va has dime
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
MEETS DEATH IN FRANCE
Earl \. Thomas. Brother of Eyon
ID" !Sht Thomas. Of Richmond
il Killed by Bumh

news Was received IN Richmond yes
;s7day az the death % Earl y Thomas.
WH9 Was connected with the quarter
masters CORPS, now ~ France.
Evan l,w!@h; Thomas. ot M local post
i.E'" "W.sh; Thomas, o. the local post
"il-e ne; death As The result o: enemy
aerial bomb explosions on June IS. He
Na.HH'esr"d in Milwaukee las: year.
.'.hE stationed At s. Louis. ;hen trans
'er.sd 10 Camp Custer. then - WASH
ln~ion y. &, prior 70 embarkation
sometime IN February.
No details We're given n the Official
notice regarding his death When las,
heard from he was near Givours.
France Mr.. Thomas was born in WIS
rnnsin ana spent mos, OF his life ,he.e.
lie visited his brother here in the
early part 90 the year while on leave.
II" IS survived 10y his s.erfather. Hugh
u. Jones. Of williamsburg; Thomas /.
Thomas OF WILLIAMSBURG; Ivan bw!gh;
Ihomas ot Richmond; Hugh Howard
Jones', now In Service in Frame, and
Mrs. Frederick Bo2alh. OF " ll!ia:nsbu-v.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
SCHOOL FOR OFFICERS
Special E'r"hn>is 10 Re Put ON MiIitnr,
Training 1T Washington and

Sn"cial emphasis will I've placed Oh
military training at WaShin-ton ana
lie. University n Lexington during tn
coming session. accordin. to announce"
ments reaching this city YESTERDAY.
This institution. together with sew
eral others in the state. has hcal,
placed on the reserve officers. training
camp list. and will receive it's equip
mcnt from the government and VIII
have military training supervised by -
government comma ndant. all at the
eNpcnse OF the War Department. This
NMcer. il was announced yesterday. will
ne Lieutenant Guy =. Manning OF III.
regular army.
Certain ones>ot tho student BODY who
intend 10 return TO pursue their aca-
demic work have been designated 20
attend tn" summer school at PlattS-
burg. This schoo! began last Thurs
day. and viii continue until the mill.
die OF September for n period of about
sixty days. The students taking this
course VIII take part in instructinE
their fellows who will enter the uni
v"rsity this fall as freshmen and thy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
rinters to Honor
Members in Service
VIII UrJul Flag Studded With
Scrc,tccn Stars This
afternoon.

Richmond Typographical Union. No
20, viii this Afternoon honor its mem
hers that have been called to the color-
hy unturi!nG service flag studded
WIKI seventeen stars. The exercises VIII
IS K place I'm Eagles Hall. corner Third
and Marsha!l Streets at O'Clock.
toicnel Charles T.. Hashrook and Dr.
Douglas :. Freeman VIII deliver the
sddre SScs. and an appropriate musical
program has been arranged.
Secretary Il. l. Moody will read the
names Of the seventeen members thu:
have stahed their lives for the causv
OF liberty and humanity. They are "a
follows.
Burton 7. Austin. Irving w. cavcdo.
Burke Campbell Russell y. Creekmore
Charles II. Dudley. {. r. I'lythe. Joseph
r. Garren. James NJ. Gentry. Leo f.
Hayes Edwin q. Leitch. Henry T.
Mansarian John +. Napier. J. r: Riley.
Walter +. WGryiner, Thomas /. Woods
iiow..rd Z. Whiprle and John (.
Vocal solos viii Ice rendered bv ..
WiaFo Russell and Misses Mabel na:.
-.ove and Dorothy Lue,bevher. Pa
iE.ot.c selections VIII he played by tn.
orchestra. Including "Americ..' ana tn,
starr panclsd Banner"
The ieca! organization j. a branch
az the international TypoGraphi
Y Nion which .u every phase OF VA
No'k has Uct faded TO come promir-
'At-y in The io.e-round lncom;,le.e
reports show that the o-Eanizaiion II -
-iNra +,pl members and t56 apprsu-
--'S to the service :rom this country
events seven az these members have
'@rn KILLED ~ action IN France or die,
~ nile III the service. Thousands OF
io.-aIS %: the organization have been
invested &" government bonds THROUGH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
SOUTH SIDE SAID TO
BE: IN EANOK NE CHANCE

Considerable interest III charter
changes has oecn NSpIayed by voters
on the south side OF the river, and in
po!!tica! circles IL = generally believed
tAat Madison Ward-ior the majority
OF me voters III that ward reside in
9ou'A kichmond-wiii cast iair.y
.arSe majority in favor OF The reform.
In other sections Of the CITY interest
IN the charter fight is also growing.
rms Is especially true OF Jefferson
=" ard, where several warm political
meetings We're nvlu last Min,t! 1t -.
pTooaS.e ihat other meetings Will be
arranged ia this section in the next
teN days.
q; Importance is the fac, that no
Noser v--n participate IN the special
election OH August unless he is quail
FOL! taxes must have been paid SIX
months prior 10 the November election.
Ih!s kline expired in MAY, and ample
notice OF This fact was given the civic
Association. Under the provisions OF
me .aw governing the special election,
no one ms: register on that day, ard
no man can h-vc his vote transferred
from one waru - another. These de-
tA.!s must be arranged IN advance vi
election day.
!; was 4.so stated Yesterday that no
man could aVa.! himself Of The absent
voters law unless lie Mas actually ab-
sent from The City on the day OF the
election. !: = voter vas TO cast his
ba!!o; through the mails, and later re-
tL-a 70 E.ch:nCrd on election day. his
ballot Wi. be thrown out. il was stated.
Indications 1ow point TO fairly sub
s;an;ial vo;e on the charter changes.
political followers last night predict
ING vote Of approx..na;ely 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
MRS. COHEN APPOINTED
VIII Direct Booths In Local Hotels
for Sric of Thrift
stamps.

Mrs. Samuel Cohen WAS yesterday
appointed by Henry l.. l.itchford di
rector Of the Richmond War SAVINGS
Society. as chairman OF the hotel ac-
ttvitics in furthcrnnce OF the thrift
drive In this city. Under her direction
booths for the sale OF the baby bonds
viii be installed in the Hobbies of She
various hotels which have proven ~
The past very productive field Of
operations.
W. MIX Matthew'S of the local bar.
was alsc appointed chairman al
the local speakers bureau. and all tn ,sc
desiring to obtain speak ers for patriotic
celebrations in behalf OF thrift arc
~coucst"d to notify Mr.. Matthews -
this effect that proper ARRANGE
mcntS may he made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21

!. Look before you move. The he's,
houses available nrc advertised in to-
days Want Ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
DUE TO EXCESSIVE SPEED
f"r"nrr's Jury Put. nInnc for Fntnr
Accident Strcct-Cnr
Company.

The Soroner'S jury innuirinc into .he
circumstances of the collision At Ism =
hardy AMI Broad Streets On ;he night
OF July 10. which cost the lives OF Miss
Mary Y. Shipp'ett. o: 2sia Floyd Ave-
nuc. and w. II. Tree. Of 1917 Floyd
Avenue. yesterday rendered the v"r-
die, that the accident was due 80 the
excessive speed OF the street car" fnr
of the witnesses testified ut tho inquest
held by Coroner Whitfield that. IN his
opinion the car was goirg At least
twcnty.hv miles an hour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
OPPONENTS OPEN FIGHT
ON CHARTER CHANGES
Member OF Administrative Board
Distributes Card Showing How
to Scratch Amendments.
RAISES BoGY OF oNE-MAN RULE
AS Matter OF Fact, Changes Take
Police Department Out OF Hands
of Mayor, Making Less Onc-Man
Rule Than at Present

Tho frs; tangible evidence ot tn"
opening OF the fight OIL the Councils
charter changes. which come before the
voters OF Richmond for ratification on
August i. developed yesterday. when
campaign cards advocating the rcjcc-
ton of the charter amendments We're
distributed. While ii MAS asserted that
no general distribution Of the cards
was made. this action opens the night
of those vino are now mastering their
forces 10 "i:ill'' The reform measure.
These cards. across the TOP OF which
there is printed in Large type and I'm
CcrSCorci. "On August 9TH" Set forth
tina; while our boys are lighting one
man rule III Europe. let us light onc-man
ruie i'll Richmond by scratching our
ballots AS follows: For Amendments
,this line being heavily scratchedp. and
Against Amendments. Al least one
member OF the Administrative Board
had these cards last night.
the nrst campaign meeting in the
charter fight wi:I hc held Tuesday nigh,
IN the auditorium of the Banbr,dgr
Junior High school. corner of Cowardin
Avenue and cambridge Street. Plans
Tor this meeting were made last week
and 4 large attendance - expected. Dr
-. L. Anderson. executive secretary
OF the CIVIC Association OF Richmond
NIL be the principal speaker. and il is
probable that several other prominent
men will also make short talks on
cAarir. changes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
CAMP LEE WILL HAVE
EXTENSIVE ADDITION
Red Cross ConynIcSccnt House at
Base Hospital Will BE Opened
This Week.
"swAT THE Fly" CAMPAIGN ON
DR.. Freeman Will Speak on The
American Army" To-Day-i. n.
G. \. Secretary Injuries Back III
Wrestling Match.
/ Special 10 INC Timcs-Dispa,ch ]

tSDsc!ai TO The Times pispaich1
-, I'm, ~, ,,,,,,..,
CAMP LEE. Va July 20.-'reHaFa-
tons are being made nj camp Lee
fora large buildius operation. the
oo.. r,fc, ,.fIi ,e abo,,, (, coo ooo.
p 1he preliminary '''SS "'s 100"
inc made and the work "f erecting
LARGE number of new buildings WI
49,, ~ co.,, no s.,~ys,.s ..~, COW,
pletcd. This large extension %, t"r
camp VIII run from '''N -se'o.l'
stree IN we c.t''''',' oi ..,,
courthouse. me tN,e'.s'oh w. pc
~ S.u,.. .e .,, -,
me o'1cSfS reserve 'i'''i'- 90 al.
Inc second '"' ,.' ~ ..a'.- OF ,ty -
,"ttoHS. ~,
VII PROV 't"'' '1'
HiS".
-, $50
"r,..'" -, .,
-, -, .,,,..
-, -. $50 III.
- ,-t. ~, - :. 80,
49, - -, - ill.,. - -, =,
~ IN ..,-s
r,----trs>,. 81, -. ,,.-,. -..,
o-ri.-sr-7 ,~a-,, 10 $50 ~ -,
hav. been a=.,arss --s,- ,.,.,s..s
or ND-sa, -its -, ,..r. ~ -. *
p. g b ;. T
Will come - g. This number l..
Wi! he ss-. .-or,, pa-,s,,yer a,.,
500 :-1., Nf-zir,. r, --,..--., -.
cam -ieaE.---,Ser.-s, t.-.-'as
Ee6el.n has been sz7, iron, W.sht---
ton b. III. Va. Dera-tn,en:
II the .s-... .s-r 81 me ,ve.I; 40
IL! Cross y,,,l ,r-oyv o0.- mo -
IL * convaissce., house located al: th-
base hospital The work ON IL. is al
most completed. and -r- furniture and
eGuiDme1i are now Ae'ne installed
E!e!d Director Thu-csr Il Atlanta
Ga Is visitor ~ The Rcd Cross a
camp lie is VA his way . WashInS-
'"h. and has been mailing stops a I'll.
Various camps en- route.
So.GteFs anu visitors - camp We're
greatly interested this afternoon in no
on -. - -. al pan. ian. tnAl lie" oNer
o' - va! hoith. lh@ machine Ms
d t.fEe army oipiane and was 'yiuG
MI TOW. ~ completely o'.cscu the
ILL ."u 'n,n proceeded On ITS way
INC IS now slogan fire.
"re",iy nero al camp and = mos; I'M
49," So ny -, j. icing Nho"n ON al:
=. tilat strenuous form Of aNor
I"e eIuS'Ne pest are being de-
s.seu ana tn" 'horouehneSs OF the
so."'efS nave re.eEa'eG that form Of
! for ,n 10 s lhe Hun .lass the reason
-, '"'' 'gS'N'S - mat the
So " amp p"per' has o;fele
$500, 80 .,,,,Y I" ,no'e soldiers who
ry-,s,.rnrt '"t most pfo'ii"Ht
the greatas, ,',,,,,.r y" %" "''nSs
pay. sac. vim l." c,,..o .''tS q .aoi''h ;
SIS yyiu ~, ra,,Il W. "I,' 4" pr z" OF
l.ri,.s '''t'eu |" me man who
A. ~ -'''4 largest caniurc
-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21
To Baltimore

YORK RIVER LINE: Leave Rich
m"nd $40 J.. NJ, arrive Baltimore :
y NJ. Leav. Baltimore 6 i. NJ. arrive
Richmond S:i5 \. NJ. Departures daily.
except sunday Tickets. statcrooms
etc, $50 East Main Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21

poses to prepare every student for
commission in the army. should It, be
desired. which will he granted at tn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-21

Eev. Wl.lIaIn CaheN BrOwn. u. n.
bishop coadiutor Of the Episcopal Di".
cese o, Virginia. viii preach tonight
a. .:i5 o'cioc; at the open-air services
TO he conducted q; Holy Comforter
Episcopal Church
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1918-06-01
ST. TAM MANY
OVER THE TOP
AGAIN FOR
RED CROSS
CONTINUED ON .,axe u

Louis NJ. Bourgeois IS, DR.. B. B.
Warren IS. ]. B. Galouye 81, A. E.
Stanga 81, V. H. Frederick 81, Seq
ond & Fontan S25, FitzSimons Gro
Gerry Co., $25, Mrs. P. Burns s., Jas.
Connaughton $25. Mrs. NJ. Wells 81,
Conrad Vorhoff 81, Frank Coltora 81
Henry J. Scoggs soc, Joe Federico
s., Ed. Menetre $3.50, w. r. Ba-
don s., Covington Garage IS, Aug
Coig S., JOS. Hoffman 81, T. NJ
Burns $50, J. A. Laborae s.. A.
Mehner 81. Otto sterp 81. aug
Mailhes 81, Sam Gunel!i 81.
Team No. 81. H. Warner. cap
tain; c. E. Schon berg, A. D. sehwart
Theobald Brothers SIS, L. F
Wehrli $40, Walter Galatss 1925
W. E. Blossman IS. C. s. Fredecic'
IS, E. E. Lyon $40, Felix Baehe
min. Jr. IS, F. " Richard s.. Whit
Riggs s.. Cliff Millaudon 50, Il. L.
ALBERT IS. Harvey e. Ellis S25, c T.
Bradley $50. F. J. Heintz $40, A. D.
Schwartz $40, B. Labat s., w. H.
Kentzel $25. Henry Lee So, Mrs. A.
Henry $40, W. N. Patrick :25. Robt.
Badon $40, w. A. Burris s., Schoen
& Molloy IS, s. e. Walkee IS, DR..
H. D. Bulioch IS, Mrs. Koefler IS,
Albert Theobald Csc. Jas. Thomas
II, VIII Leonard 81, A. v. Smith IS,
DR.. NJ. r.. Fisher $40, b. n. Miller
SIS, A. L. Bear $40. Claude Brown
$3.50, w. n. Campbell $3.50. Chas.
Ebert s.. A. MY SIS. corlnne Poole
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1918-06-01

AN OLD MANS STOMACH.

As we grow older and less active,
less and less food 10 required to meet
tho demands Of our bodies. II toe
much IN habituall taken, the stomach
will rebel. When . man reaches the
advanced age Of IS or 90, you will
ind that he IL q light eater. Be az
e reful ~ you will, however. you
will occasionally eat more than you
should and will feel the need Of
Chamberlain Tablets to correct the
disorder. These tablets do not con.
tain pepsin. but strengthen the stom.
ach and enable it to perform Its
functions naturally. They also cause
Z gentle movement Of the bowels.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1918-06-01
THE PROPER FOOD FOR WEAK
1TOMACH0.

The proper food for one man may
BE- oil WRONG for another. Every one
should adopt Z diet suited to his age
and occupation. Those who have
weak s:omachs need to be especially
careful and should eat slowly and
masticate their food thoroughly. 1t
Is also important that they keep their
bowels regular. When they become
constipated or when they feel dull
and stupid after eating, they should
take Chamberlain Tablets to
strengthen the stomach and move the
bowels. They are easy to taken and
pleasant in effect. ADV.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1918-06-01
NOW READY FOR SERVICE.

King Of Maplewood. No. 21267s.
II. r. H. B. His siro Is Johanna King
ssgas, No. 1864. H. +. H. B.. one
of the greatest milk and butter pro-
ducing bulls in Wisconsin. and is
q thirty-pound bull. His dam IN
Daisy OF Maplewood. No. 27OS93. II.
=. H. B. and A. r. O. tested 27-pound
COW. Both sire and dam are top
notch Holstein-F rieeians The cost
OF service 10 $500. Riverside Farm.
Riverside Drive. CovinSton. La.
nr23
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1918-06-01
ST. Talnlnany Farmer


loyalty OF the
which they have gone
the top completed Our alot
thousand dollars contributed ana
drive the Liberty Loan drive In which we also went
Covingon Her allotment was
high allotment but Cow
$461s and Mr. Halter chairman OF the
rolling the liberal dona-
employment OF men to contribute IN
the little
of the people FROM THE PENNIES or
CHILDREN MEN The 25 that
haps $25 cura
men expenses will be
found lesson that is
them, IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO
LIVE COMMUNITY AFTER THE WAR IF YOU HAD NOT
BEEN SUPPORTER OF THE GOVERNMENT WHEN IT. WAS IN
soldier boys at the depot when
they return THE HoNoRs OF BATTLE
AND LOYALTY?
widowed mothers and orphaned
nothing
money people OF America The battle
front but by the soldier at
home soldier the top when ORDER
ed he would be shot, HOME SAY. Il WON'T
FIGHT the soldiers home
that company laid down their and
fused would ee Then let
all fight to the hold heads loyal Americans