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The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-10-31

hon are commanded to appear be.
Iore Hon. R. ". Cutrer. ChancelIo,.M III :,
tne Claiborne County Chancerv Cor Court y
! n vacation, at tn coffee Of the Char
Gerry Clerk Of Pike County h Me-. Mar
nolia, Mississippi on Safnrdnv IL :" Il
s0th day OF November n n 4o1 sns :
then and there to show ca,,ss = 80, 70,
~ can, why the final account Of Mrs.
\, tS@hnls ms, r smith, administrative with
Ms,;l NJ WI annexed Of the estate Of Mrs
.4'inqa 1na L99 McMurchy, Decd, should
nos rs, allowed and approved.
tnls Srd day Of October. AID. 1919
O., B. H. MOREHEAD.
NasIh oi the Chancery Court az Claf.
Rorne Geunty, Mississippi.
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HAS ARRIVED, OCT. 20. 1918. CAR.
LOAD MISSOURI MARES AIT
MARX n MOREHEAD STABLE.

Mr. Farmer, we know "A years ex-
perlence what the farmers need In
work stock, SO II you all need good
farm mare or mule see MS. We can
please y0ur wants In anything In
work stock at Marx q M0rohead
Stable.
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JUST RECEIVED, A CAR LOAD or
CLAIBORNE HARDWARE CO.

The Reveille has been great suf-
ferer this week from the breakdown
AZ the power plant. We were unable
% operate our machinery either Mon
day or Tuesday, hence the delay Of
the paper in reaching our readers
little late.
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MISS LUsTER BUYs COTTAcF

Miss Julia Luster has bought the
y ;. Fisher cottag at Reganton. The
cottage was purchased from j. ID.
Foster for $500. At this price the
property is said to be great bar
gain.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster win move else
whore.
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The meeting OF the Teachers AS
sociation and the opening of the
Reganton Consolidated school an
nouncements OF which appear II fo-
days Reyeille. were sent to the paper
two weeks ago, but in some way they
were mislaid and were not discovered
until this week
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DESCRIPTION OF ESTRAY To nm
SOLD. II

IN pale red steer about four vears
oios marked crop and two splifs n
eignt ear and crop in left ear. Brand
Htsgnres n on right hip. Taken ID bv
". = Taylor, willows, Miss, and yai-
oeo py appraisers at $500.
j. W. RAGLAND.
0@o7S Justice of Peace.
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Your grandfather and father ali
bought stock at the old reliable
stand Of Marx q Moreheads Now
now about y0u Young Mr.. Farmer.
We can please you In anything you
are In need Of In Work stock. see
us before buying at
MARX q MOREHEAn SrARLF
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Annie Haves.

on are commanded to appear be-
loIe n me 'Shancery Court of Claiborne
county OF the 1st Monday of NovemS
per, 9e 1918, to defend the suit of Frank
t1aAes, a wherein you are defendant.
1hls 9th October, 191S.-4t
B. F. MOREHEAD, Clerk
BY w. Y. HUGHES. D. G,
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Do you know that beautiful wom-
an always has a good digestion7 If
your digestion Is faulty, eat lightly Of
meats, and take an occasional dose Of
Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen
your digestion (Advl
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Where cards NAV a. H.d

Work or fight cards for Port Gibson
may be had at the mayors office. They
will be signed by the city clerk. Those
having employees may get the cards
and sign them themselves for the em-
ployee.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-10-31

SOME OF THE 81 VARIETIES
SWEET AND SOUR, PLAIN AND
MIXED, PICKLES IN SEVERAL
SIZES CHOW CHOW, INDIA REL
ISH, KRAUT AND DILLS PURE
OLIVE OIL, CREAM OF TOMATO
SOUP, SPAGHETTI AND HORSE
RADISH ONION PICKLES. ALL
PACKED BY HEINZ,
AT C. r. MORRIS.
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Attention school Teachers: We
are offering at very low prices, water
coolers, bells, erayons, lunch boxes,
drinking. cups, legal and fools cap
paper, blackboard erasers and lots Of
other items needed in schoolroom.
David Books Department Store.
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international Stock Feed
International Worm Powder for
Hogs.
International Lice Killer or Poultry.
Merry War Lye for Hogs.
G. E. MORRIS.
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OF MISSISSIPPI.

At a regular session of the Legisla-
ture of the State Of Mississippi, held
in January, February and March, 1918
one concurrent resolution was adopt
ed submitting to the qualified electors
Of the State for ratification or rejec-
ton at an election to be held on Tues
= day after the first Monday in Novem-
Der, 1918, being the 5th day Of No
vember, 1918, amendment to Section
n l12 Of the State Constitution, which
amendment is in words and figures
following, to-wit:
a concurrent resolution to amend
Section 1l2 of the Constitution Of the
State Of MISSISSIPPI SO as to provide
for classified property tax.
Resolution by the Legislature of the
State OF Mississippi, two-thirds of the
Senate and House agreeing thereto,
that the following amendment to the
I Constitution Of the State Of Missis-
I sippi be submitted to the qualfied
electors of this State for ratification
or rejection at an election to be held
on the first Tuesday after the first
Monday in November, A. D., 1918,
viz:
Amend Section 112 of the Consti-
tuition of the State of Mississippi so
that it will read as follows:
SECTION 112. The power of tax
alton shall never be surrendered, sus-
pended or contracted away. All taxes
shall be uniform upon the same class
of property within the territorial linn
its Of the authority levying the tax,
and shall be levied and collected for
public purposes only, but property
shall never be assessed for taxes for
more than its true value. The Legis-
iature shall have power to divide
property into classes for the pur-
pose Of taxation. The Legislature
may impose a per capita tax upon such
domestic animals as from their ma
ture and habits are destructive of
property. All exemptions shall be by
general law. The Legislature may
provide for special mode of assess
ment for railroads, and other public
service corporations, or other corpor-
ate property, or for particular species
OF property belonging to persons, corr
porations or associations.
Passed the Senate February 28th.
1918; March 9th, 1918; March 9Th,
1918.
Passed the House of Representa-
tives March 18th, 1918; March 18th,
1918; March 18th, 1918.
The following amendment to the
Constitution is submitted under the
iniatiye article of the Constitution,
for adoption or rejection:
Be it resolved by the people Of the
State of Mississippi that Section lit
Of the Constitution Of the State Of
Mississippi, be and the same is hereby
amended to read as follows:
. SECTION lit. The Governor shall |
be at least twenty-one years Of age,
and shall have been a citizen of the /
United States twenty years, and shall !
have resided in this State five years
next preceding the day Of his election.
And the same is published and will I
6e submitted as required by Section
273 Of the State Constitution.
Given under my hand and the great
seol Of the State Of Mississippi, this
10th day of October. 1918.
JOSEPH w. POWER.
Secretary of State.
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The knitting allotment for Novem-
ben Is l50 pairs OF socks. The wool
will be here Tuesday and every wom-
an who can knit socks is asked to
come to the Red Cross work room.
for wool
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The clear weather since Sunday has
been great relief from the gloomy,
showery days which made this an nn-
usual October.
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Just RECEIVED, A CAR LOAD or
WAGONS.
sCLAIBORNE HARDWARE CO.

Willard 9, Furr, Of this county, now
attending the A. & M. College, has
been selected to 60 To the officers,
training school at Camp Hancock,
Augusta, Ga.
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l1armers ten us that the pea crop
Is practically ruined. A few that
opsued laie VIII germinate but the
others are deeayed and unfit for use.
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small profits and Quick sales Onr
motto. Satisfaction guaranteed or
morey refunded. "A years IN the bnsi-
ness, 50 u IN ned Of work stock for
iarm logging or draying, see as ht
MARK e M0REHEAD STABLE.
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MI A. Il, Ward received a very fine
Lincoln ram 70 be added TO his flock
81 sheep, Just west Of Port Gibson.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-10-31

Merchants did practically no busi-
ness last Tuesday because OF the
rain II vas one Of the dnilest days
business men ever experienced.
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THE PARLOR MILLINERY
MRS. THOS. TURNER.
PHONE 1888.
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Tinware, Graniteware, Glassware
yrockeryware, and Kitchen Utensils.
Anything for the kitchen and dining
room at our usual low prices.
David Books Department Store.
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BHpsTEADs, SPRINGS AND
MATTRESSES.
CLAIBORNE HARDWARE co.
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a ear load Of young Mares and
Mules will arrive this week. Save
your order until you have seen them.
TAYLOR q BUNTING.
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Z y. West sold two registered Po-
land China gifts this week to S. d.
Emanuel.
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Come to us for your work stock.
we have young guaranteed Mares and
TAYLOR & BUNTING.
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Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Rhodes
Of Russum, a daughter.
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POSTED-Notice is hereby given lhal
hunting, hshing, trapping. or Erespassina
IS positively forbidden on Mont Gomez.
oct31-ryr G. B. MAHhFFEY,
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White Wine and Apple Vinegar,
Best Quality.
i'ickling Spices, Mixed.
Best Tea, Green or Black.
RyzOn Baking Powder.
Lux for Fine Laundering.
g. IL. MORRIS.
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LOSI.-One female collie about isu
months old, Reward for return.
oet3r-It 4 w. PERSON.
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PALM OLIVE TOILET SOAP s1 20
DOz. WITH THREE CAKES or
ROSE BATH FREE.
AT C. Il. MORRIS
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Ofice 81 secretarv 81 state.

Jackson, Miss, October 10, 1913.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
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Last week one Of our progressive
farmers sold two cars Of lespedeza
hay which brought him s3d per ton.
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CHIFFOR0BEg. WARDRoREs
AND DRESSERS.
CLAIBORNE HARDWARE co.
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LDST-One red and white spotted cow
Bought at Tillman. Reward for iniorma
ton leading to recovery. H
8 = HAMILTON, Port Gibson
cct3r-3t
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II s. Headley and g. w. Pearson
have safely arrived il France. II Is
always gratifying To learn chat the lo-
Gal boys get safely over sea.
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Coming next week, carload Of Mis-
s0an Mares aud Mules. Wait for
this stock. They are an young and
sOHed. Guaranteed 10 worE or
money refunded ai Marx s. Morehead.
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POSTED.

FOR RENT My residence on cotlsss
street G. w. EILI0TT
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!. POSTED NY Gold Bottom pJans.I
ton, known as Leonard place aga;Sss s,~s'.ss
all trespasses. j M NM T9,S SSEalHAE Ep
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FOR SALE Gentle Shetland ~.
especially attractive, W. b. RFntgs IsI'E
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POSTED-AbsoluteIv - ts.[l '|
ing on 1Clar mont. stsspass'
tpA4-iy OTTILIE B. REDpQ
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FOR sALE--one iron wheel -:
rake, s15; one 80 egg Cvpbsy'ssl ssrsl aag
bator, $40. s"sf hcu-
7. " RUSH. Red r;o.
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% FOR @ sALE-crimson Glove, 7
80 G. E MORRiS


FOR SAFE 60, ''''''.s
os-a {. Z. iS6is NORRIS iSsa
0oa Mlsn y, 5o6 20 buy a small pIanfs,;-
Ngy to aVV acres good clears5s ss5isa.lon
gia1us auieR ssas shpsnSiys buildings Aus~sss ss
Post Office Box Iii, PoTt s,,4 pSass s;s
MISS. eioSoa,
roD $500
81 81 ! each MRS. G. Al. TAyqac,a5S yIa cocks,
ozb4t Hermanv;Iis NJ,
FoP e3Tr Mlss.
II Truck, One cheyroiet TOURING. s dsa ssa
used. used and at bargain prices M 1 fTllgasly Isls!
F. r. HURLEY SI,IS 0y Rna,o1 Rpnone, q 4.
zz-z.-z.- 7' .soelney Miss
\ WOOD FOR SALE Three cyadrs -
qak! mixed and soft. Also stove No.
Aug8-4t OTTIIIE 5 pnt,..
ron 49, -e1.D on'
W ,, oALfi- Gentle Shetland M.
ospeSialay attractive, w, b. RFni3a
FOR SATr r. e.
rake s1Es oTa 81 y lrV4 wheel hav
bafor sid o's 00 sgg Sypher's incn.
n n p4re4y
= 1oon, Ned Lick.
POSTED--AbsolnfeIv
ing on sClar mont. Hs sfespass'
fb14-1y OfTIT IN = prv,,,.
,,cs,,n,sss NIDos.
POSIED--My Gold Bottom plants
all trespasses. j. M. T0iEp n II a5nss
,,rSc,-,,,15s \. r 80 Z:
ouner us uSTesssspasslng 8 on my plantation
MNo- u =. MONTGOMERY
FOR RENT m.
ished rooms 81 ~ large Turn.
AfPc ~
POSTFD MI, r
/ Pos;}ivaIv 81, h;,n+; n-xsrmay Place
tresnassiS,o will IL = AAy Other
oceoA-4I A. TITCHE.
pocTEn
~ : ~
Elss 115sl, n1as, [vinte tlacile and Lands
~ - - @@++A& tA1QDGC 4flU Nv 9Inr.
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WOOD FOR SALE Three oyaa-. -. \
Delivered. -''9 7'7Fe wood,
A11trQ6f fsfr,fnrr -,
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0od WISH ao6 to buy small pIans..s--
zgy to sOO acres good cleare5' ,,.,1'e Y, .aon
without expensive buildince ea land
qulck giylng description ana -aa's'Veg
-. Fost Office Box Al, Port pssse f;s
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SECTION 112. The power of tax
alton shall never be surrendered, sus-
pended or contracted away. All taxes
shall be uniform upon the same class
Of property within the territorial linn
its of the authority levying the tax,
and shall be levied and collected for
public purposes only, but property
The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-10-31

FUR SALE Brown T,aoi,o,I -
~ II each MRS. G. Al. TAyTar,Sp9 AA'y1a cocks,
s264t HermanviIie. 'E Nh.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1918-10-31

Passed the House Of Representa-
tives March 18th, 1918; March 18th,
1918; March 18th. 1918.
Evening journal., 1918-08-08

Women nurses are installed in
hospitals eight miles in the rear
of the actual fighting lines, and
women everywhere are doing their
part in the war. By enlisting the
interest and enthusiasm Of women
throughout the nation in nursing,
America will benefit immeasurably
In not only promoting the knowl-
edge of the subject, but will have in
reserve means to careforthe sickand
wounded in hospitals or in homes
right here in the United States.
Women should obtain the Med
ical Adviser" book of 900 pages
at their nearest drug store or by
sending so one-cent stamps TO
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical In
gtitute, Buffalo, N. Y, for Cloth
covered book which contains
chapters on First Aid, the Dress
ing of Wounds, Anatomy, Physiol-
ogy, Hygiene, Sex hygiene, and a
comprehensive knowledge of the
care of the sick or the wounded.
Evening journal., 1918-08-08
SUSSEX TRUST co.
DIRECTORS MEET

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEwES, Aug. s.-The quarterly meet
ing Of the directors OF the Sussex Trust
Company with branches at Lewes
Laurel and Milton was held at Milton
Thursday and those who attended from
Lewes were DR.. James 7. Thompson,
Colonel Robert Arnell, William H. Vir-
den, William J. Thompson, John P. Bay
lis. Harry L. Paynter. Thomas R. In
gram, Charles H. Maull, Colonel Lewis
w. Mustard and Dr.: William P. Orr, Jr.
Statements showing that all three
branches were in a thriving condition
were submitted.
Frank Wiltbank Of Philadelphia Is
spending a few days with friends and
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Johnston OF
Philadelphia are visiting his iatner'
Captsin Charles w. Johnston.
The largest catch OF FISH at the Men
haden plants for the season so Tar was
made Thursday when most OF the
boats came in loaded.
Charles H. Lynch, chief OF the power
plant. made a business trip 10 Phila-
dslphia during the week.
pr William V. Marshall OF Whining
ton. formerly OF this town, who has
been spending q few days with friends
and relatives. LETT yesterday for Fort
Slocum, New York, where ne VIII De
stationed.
Evening journal., 1918-08-08
CONTINUE INSPECTION
OF c. & D. CANAL

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL:
DELAWARE CITY, Del, Aug. Sine
Il. S. Engineer boat "Gamut' with sur
vey party on board, left Delaware City
last night for Chesapeake City 70 con-
tlnue the survey CT the canal.
Walter Hall, president Of the Cnesa-
peake and Delaware Canal, whose nome
is in Salem, n. J., was in town yester-
day to meet Mr. Hopper OF CHESAPEAKE
CITY. superintendent OF the canal.
During the extreme hot weather the
last few days many people have patheo
In the canal in spite OF the fact tha'
the water Is stagnant.
Il is almost impossible to secure veg
etables OF any kind in this LOCALITY,
garden being practically destroyed
by the hot westherI Ths crop OF
sweet corn is a complete failure.
The day boat OF the Ericsson line
between here and Baltimore started on
Its regular trips this week TO BAIT
more one day and returning TO phil
adelphia the next.
Practically all work wss stopped
Yesterday afternoon in this vicinity De-
cause OF the extreme heat.
The Rev. William Horner and family
returned last night from SHERWOOD
Nd after a two weeks visit
Miss Mildred Davidson has returned
home after a months visit in City
Point, Va, with her sister, Mrs. Al
bert Abrams.
Evening journal., 1918-08-08
War Work in France

Women all over the land realize
more and more that their work at
home will help the men at the
Front. 1t involves great sacrifices,
hard work and unusual physical
strength. OF course, no woman
can do good work if her health is
impaired, if she suffers from nerv-
business, backache, severe pains 1t
regular or irregular intervals, dizzy
spells or headache. Thousands of
women in the United States havJ
overcome their sufferings and have
been cured of woman's ills by Dr..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It
is an herbal tonic which is not
secret, for its ingredients are
printed on the wrapper. 1t has had
fifty years of practical demonstra-
ton and successful results in most
of the delicate arrangements and
weaknesses of women. Buy it NOW,
or Send 10c to DR.. Plerce's Invaids'
Hotel for trial package of "Favorite
Prescription" in tablet form.
Evening journal., 1918-08-08
OFFER PRIZES FOR
POULTRY EXHIBITORS

The Delaware State Fair Association
has offered si3 in prizes to the winning
members Of the Boys and Girls
Poultry Clubs at the state Fair in
September.
The following preliminary arrange
ments have been made:
The poultry club show IS open only
TO poultry club members OF Delaware
between the ages Of 10 and 2i years,
who personally own and care for lay
ing hens or for growing chicks.
Poultry club members may contest
for prizes In one or both OF the fol-
lowing classes OF poultry
l. A pen OF four pullets and =
cockerel.
p A pen OF four laying hens.
Prizes Will be as follows:
For best pen Of young birds-First
prize in each county, $3.50; second
prize in each county, 81; sweepstake
pdize for State, s..
For best pen OF laying hens-First
prize in each county, $3.50; second
prize in each county, 81; sweepstakes
pdlze for State. s..
No entry fee will be charged for
poultry club members.
Club members Will provide for the
OF their exhibits 20 and
from the State Fair.
Members viii furnish the feed, but
the County Farm Bureau will care for
the fowls for the fun week.
Evening journal., 1918-08-08
ONE PR0STRATl0N
In GEORGETOWN
Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Aug. s-With the
Thermometer standing at i0i in the
shade yesterday afternoon, Sussex
county was in the grip OF one OF the
hottest waves in the history OF the
county. Some relief came last night
with a fairly good cooling breeze.
Thursday night II was 9S degrees at
7.30 O'Clock and few people were able
TO obtain rest. There were many who
remained up during the night seeking
some cool spot, but this could not be
founo, for after a drop Of possibly four
or fve degrees about 1890 o'clock, the
mercury again began to climb. Work
on the farms is practically at a stand
stlll because OF the intense heat, and
reports from some sections where they
have had but little rain within the past
two or three weeks are 10 the effect
that the crops are suffering intensely
and unless there is relief within a short
time they will be burned.
Workers In industrial plants have
been forced in some instances TO quit
work.
So far there has been but one heat
prostration In this section, which oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon when Fred
c sloway. railroad man was overcome
and carried to his home. Dr. r. @.
Psynter gave medical attention.
Evening journal., 1918-08-08
REV.A.V. .LIGHTB0URNE
FOR Y. M. c. A. W0KK

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Aug. s-Nliss sallie r. Parvls.
aged 60 years. died at the Pennsylvania
Hospital, Philadelphia, August 6. Miss
Paryis was a sister OF the late DR.. w.
w. Parvis, OF Dover, and the late Or.
John II. Parvls. OF Mlddletown. She
was also an aunt OF Mrs. A. B Richard
son, OF Dover. Funeral services Will
be held from her late residence in
Bridseville, Friday morning at n
o'clock.
At a congregational meeting OF the
Peoples Christian Church on Monday
evening the request OF the pastor. the
Rev. A. Victor L!ghtbourne, for a leave
Of absence 10 enter Y NJ. C. A. work
in France was granted Mr.. Light
bourne is now In New York in confer
ence with the Y. NJ. C. A. leaders rela-
tive 10 entering the service.
Evening journal., 1918-08-08
G. A 7 A r r I'll
New and Curious Remedial Discovery That
Never Fails to Give Immediate Results

Here is a safe and easy method FOR
getting az oatarrh that invariably sur
prises chronic sufferers because OF the
immediate and pleasing effects it pro-
duces. There Is no waiting for results
Just 20 cite an instance. take the expert
ence Of Mr. II Elser, Lexington Neb.
who writes: Dear Sam Katz; received
your cntarrh treatment. and In two days
my catarrh was gone. I am now cured"
The Sam Katz method which this gen
tleman and thousands OF other have
used. Is different from anything you have
ever known o. There is nothing 20
smoke. spray or inject; no salves.
creams, vibration or massage Every
thing about u is natural and healthful
The exact remedial combination Of
this method is a secret known only 20
myself and my associates. although 7
viii say this much: II r. based on the
modern scientific discovery that the dis
ease germs causing cathrrh must be de
stroyed and dislOdEed from the infected
tissue IN order 20 effect radical and
permanent cure.
Evening journal., 1918-08-08
REMOVES OBSTACLES
TO DUPONT HIGHWAY

Special TO THE EVENING JoRNAL;
DOVER. Del, Aug. SIN granting the
right OF way for the dupont Boulevard
through his farm, as was stated yes
terday. William Whitehead, a farmer
near Milford, has made il possible TO
complete that concrete road from Ellen
dale 10 Milford. Whitehead had block
ed the progress Of the boulevard by re-
fusing 10 give or sell a right OF way
through his farm for four years. Al
the meeting OF the State Hghway Com
mission on Saturday Whitehead -otined
the commission that II committee VIII
assess his damages he win give up the
right Of way, even insisting tnat the
regular 200 feet be taken.
The State Highway Commission az
once started men grading and clearing
from where the boulevard now ends on
IN 10 Milford. The giving OF this right
OF way clears up matters, so tnat a
cement boulevard VIII now be ctm-
pleted from the Maryland line up
through the State 10 the Pennsylvania
line above Wilmington.