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The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
NEW OFFENSIVE
ON ITALIAN LINE
TO BEGIN SOON
Austro-German Troops Are Being
Assembled Unde- a German
Commander on Italian Front.

WASHINGTON, D. C.-From re-
ports received it is gathered that
a combined Austrian and German
army is now in course of formation
for the purpose of beginning a new
offensive on a large scale against
Italy.
This force, which will be under
the comamnd of one of the German
generals, is rapidly nearing com
pletion.
Large bodies of German troops
are reported to be arriving daily in
Austria and taking up their quarters
on the Austro-Italian frontier.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
NEW MULTIPLE CAMERt-
BIG HELP TO ALLIES

LONDON.-A new multiple
camera" with which Allied airmen
are now equipped is a development
of the motion picture camera. An
airplape observer can take thous-'
ands of photographs at the rate of
one per second if necessary. In this
was it is possible to map the German
lines with precision. Each camera
is capable Of $50 exposures with
single loading. The turning Of
the film for the new exposure is ac-
complished automatically.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
OFFICIALS ELATED

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Officials
of the war department are in high
spirits this afternoon at the receipt
of the news that the British forces
have the Crown Prince and his army
bottled up. The reports, though un-
confirmed at present, are believed
to be founded on facts.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
CAMEL is MAKING GOOD
AS CARRIER FOR ALLIES

CAIRO.-The Importance of the
camel in transporting war supplies
across the deserts has officially been
recognized by the sultan of Egypt.
Special medals were conferred re-
Gently upon the native members Of
the camel corps for war service
at exercises at which the presenta-
tons were made by the sultan.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
AMERICANS PENETRATE

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Accord-
ing to official reports received by
the war department today from Cen
eral Pershing the American troops
have pushed forward farther on the
salient between the Marine and the
Ourcq and have penetrated the Ger
man positions from one to six miles
northwest of the Jaulgonne woods.
The Jaulgonne woods were cap
tured by the Germans last night and
recaptured by the French this morn
ing. 1t lies to the southeast of the
of brilliant cavalry charge by the
Americans yesterday.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
COLISEUM is HOST
TO THE VOLUNTEERS

The management of the Colisuem
acted as hosts last night to the boys
who have volunteered their services
to their country and they were ad-
mitted free to the picture show.
One of the very comfortable boxes
of this up to the minute show house
was placed at the disposal of the
volunteers, all of whom availed
themselves of the privilege to take
in the excellent pictures shown last
night.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25

LONDON.-All reports received
from the field headquarters on the
Aisne-Marne. front agree that in the
fighting in that region the Germans
have used no less than sixty-four
divisions, or nearly one-third of their
available army.
Military critics believe that Ger
many has reached the downward
curve in her man power.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
FRANCO.AMERICANS ADVANCE

WITH THE AMERICANS
the Aisne-Marne front the French
and American troops have advanced
their lines steadily to the north of
the Marine, the Americans also gain
ed on other parts of the 25-mile
front, with the German troops Of
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
NEW AUSTRIAN PREMIER
HAS BEEN APPOINTED

VIENNA Won Hussarek,
who had formerly been minister of
education in the Austrian cabinet,
has now been appointed premier of
Austria.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
GERMAN LIES

WITH THE, FRENCH-A recent
order issued by General Won Boehm,
commanding the Seventh German
army division, found on one of the
captured German officers, indicates
that the division under Won Boehm
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
BRAZILLIANS LIOUIDATE
THREE GERMAN BANKS

RIO DE JANIERO-The Brazil
liam government today ordered the
liquidation of three German banks
which had been long established IN
this city.
These banks have been under
close surveillance for some time
past, as they were suspected of be-
ing the centers of German activities.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
CROWN PRINCE BOTTLED UP

SEATTLE-A leading Seattle
bank has received a telegram today
from Wall street to the effect that
according to the latest dispatches
coming in today, the Crown Princes
army has now been completely sur
rounded.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
FRANCO-AMERICANS
MAKE MORE GAINS

fering desperate resistance and fight
ing viciously in the majority of the
places attacked and captured by our
troops. The retreating movement
of the Germans still continues.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25

LONDON.-Two hundred thous-
and munition workers were idle to-
day in England as result of strikes
in the Coventry and Birmingham
districts.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25

Father Monroe is due to arrive
in Nenana on the steamer Tanana.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-10-24

$50 Wilbur q. Rawnsley. To
1891 Irwin &. Weede. kamiah
33S Samuel Plank. Russell
339 Peter ;, Lauby. Russell
$40 Louis q Lunders. ReubenS
.34l Joseph G. >hunakcr. Sliekpo,
80 Harry f 4IeNee, HANNAH
343 Wilbur W. Lightner. Steele
1914 Clifton J Miller. kamiah
345 Geo. w. Oehsner. Nollmer
$40 Frank }. MeLin, kamiah
i347 Floyd T. Leach. Nolimer
34s Dave II. Carr. Mohler
$40 Burnett L. Bunee, ll0
$50 Leslie f. Brown. Nezperee
35l Levi ). Shanks. Ito
352 Patrick J Morarity. Win.
353 ISaae =. Vernon. ll0
354 Emmitt K. Bryant. Renhens
$50 Orville E. Crumpaeker, Nez.
$50 Albert I. Burton. Reubens
357 Clarence +. Talbot. llo
3js Frederick c. Shawley, Russell
1853 Otto A. Schmidt, kamIah
300 Lynn l.. Kelly. Winchester
36l John DeIIaven. Winchester
362 Edw. Getz. Nezperee
363 Walter Zimmerman. N0llmer
1854 Geo. r. Nannetter. Forest
Bis Reuben W. Moore. kamiah
BOD VIM. ID. Stratton, Nollmer
800 Joe j lIodson. hamiah
sos John ID. MeCown. Nezperee
800 R0bt NJ Jones. Nezperee
$40 Edd ID. Mcfiee. Steele
37l Reuben F. Bonner. Win.
3T2 Firmen N Harris, Nezperee
373 Warren Banks. llo
374 Christopher J B0gner, Rus.
30 Anthony T. Hill, ITO
376 John X. Bruce. Nezperee
377 Thee. j. Williamson. Win
BIS John +. Pomeroy, kamiah
379 Francis Z. Dunaway. NOlimer
$50 JOS. f. Nee. Winchester
3sl Harry f. MeCarter. Wineht =.
3s2 RENT II. Libert. Winchester
3S3 Geo. W. ROwdrn, Win.
3s4 Jas. 4. Paige, To
3S5 VIM. A. ShaunaeSsy, Win
$50 Eugene w. Langdon. Mohler
3S7 Grover G. Newman. Nezperee
3sS j Dewey -Farrar. Nezperee
$50 Walter c. Beai. Winchester
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-10-24

46s Floyd b Butler, Winchester
469 wilbert q. Euhanks, WIN.
47O Alexander IL Smith, Nez
All Leland N johnson. NexpeFee.
472 Wilbur 7. Metarling, Russell
473 James h. White, Nezperee
474 Archie l.. hideler, Ito
AS Carl A. johnson. Winchester
476 ChaS Hurley, Winchester
Az Matter II. Matthews, lilo
AS Jos. K Durham, Nezpefee
47s Harry ". Dun las, llo
$50 William A. Blanchard, llo.
49, Earl K. Seol,S, Winchester.
49, Carl } Bubel, Nezperee.
4s3 Herbert :. Bullock, Nezperee.
4s4 Louie j. Primas. Nezptrce.
4s5 Grover +. Anderson, Mohler.
4s6 George l. Lynn. Nczperce
4S7 George a. Chapman, Nollmer
ass John +. Adams, Nezperee
4sg Edward W. Di,zel, Culslesac
1870 Joseph A. kenjoski. llo
4gl Charles Steinhaus, Nezpercf
4g2 Albert StOekard, Nezperre
1913 John r. Pedigo, Nolluer
1914 George r. Powell, Nollmer
495 Joshua Armstrong. Ninehes-
ter
400 Ora Dee Demoude, llo
49T Jasper \. Hancock, Nezperee
Continued 0n ucXt page
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-10-24

l2s2 Bruno O. Lanfsr. Nollmer
2s3 VIM. r. Johnson, Nezperce
2s4 f. Fred Turner. NezpeFce
l2S5 Charles ". RuIey, Nohler
1856 Fred G. Nanderpool. Nczperes
2S7 Geo. W. B0wser. M0hier
2sS VIM. Paul. Reubens
2Ss David +. HOsley. Forest
290 JAS. b. Liptrap. Nezperee
Dol Chester K. Middleton, Win.
2g2 Leroy J Luseombe. N0limer
2g3 Daniel NJ. Parker, Noilmer
294 John 7. NcPeak. Vollmer
l2a5 Rudolph 4. Damr0Se, Ito
2g6 WA H. Chrisfoph, hamlah
Der Curry W. Felt, Nezperee
Dos Frank NJ Young, Nezperee
|2g9 Edward l.. Sehnell. Nezperee
500 Milford f. Savers, Reubens
30l Lee ii. Chandler. Nezperee
302 Lee N. Clark. Winchester
3O3 James r Melton, Winchester
304 Frank II. Z0lbeF. Ito
305 Arthur r. Myers. Nezperce
300 Ross r. Russell, Reuhens
307 Mike Debaljakcvieh. Win.
30s Norbert \. Mesived. Nezperee
300 cleo. A Pankey, Reubens
80 Louis :. Obrodcvieh, Win
81 John W Loekridge. Nollmcr
3l2 Sida ;. Gordon. Nezperee
BIB Prank Jashewak. Nezperee
3l4 Clint L. Patton. 10
BIS Henry g. Anderson, Nezperee
BIC Chas. f. Gertje, Russell
317 Doctor :. Mauk. Winchester
3Is Chas. v. Brokaw. 10
3l9 Lloyd q McCarty, kamiah
800 VIM :. Sanford, Nezperee
32l L0ylc Sales. llo
I'D Chas. III. Cline. kamiah
323 Fred Hillenbrand, Nezperee
324 John A. Lindeman, kamiah
325 Martin L. Jarnagin, To
326 Harry J Barbcc, Nezpcree
327 Edw. ID. Turner, Mohler
32s Fred f. Roberts, To
329 Frank ID. Baldwin, Noilmer
$50 Edison Ward. Winchester
81 Frank ID. Currier. Forest
332 Walter W. Davis. ll0
333 Charles johnson. kamIah
334- Albert Huff. Nezperee
335 Charles G.. Ammer, ReubenS
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-10-24
Can Eat and Sleep in Comfort

III troubled with indigestion or
SleepleSsness. SOU should read what
Miss Agnes Turner. Chicago, I'LL,
has 20 say "Oyerwork, irregtilar
meals and carelessness regarding
the ordinary rules of health. grad
mally undermined n until last iail
became wreck OF my former
self I suffered from continual
headache. Was unable 20 digest uy
food, which seemed % lay as q
dead weight ON my stomach. /
was very cOnsiipated and my eom-
plexion became dark. yello awni
muddy rs I felf. Sleeplessuess Was
added 20 my misery. and ] would
awake AZ tired as when went 90
sleep. ! heard 90 Chamberlain s
Tablets and found such relief al
Ter taking them that kept mp the
treatment f0r nearly 1880 months.
They cleansed my stomach. in-
vigorated ms system, and since
that time ! can eat and sleep in
comfort. ANA today entirely
well.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-10-24
u l,en I Hnett Ruebens

$50 tseo. / Huett. RuebenS
39l Chas. II. sanford. Nezperee
3g2 Frank W Masesman. hannah
1873 Roderie ). Richards. hamIah
1884 DOYLE - Hobart, Nezperee
a95 Claude ID. Warren. Vim
$50 1eo. ". Rowe. Nezperee
3g7 Thomas G. tyr, Winchester
3gs Vim. A. Wilson, Nollmer
3g9 Chas ii Crawford, llo
100 Lewis W Thompson, Nez.
40l Walter VI Triplett. Russell
4O2 Gilbert Il. Fox. llo
4O3 Clinton +. Nichols, Win.
404 Carl r Anderson, Win
4O5 Frank J. Sehueh. Russell
400 Guy J. Norris. Russell
407 ReInhardt d. Luttropp. Win.
4Os Forest r. Beeman, llo
100 Isaac .. Olson
40 Geo. II Waterman, kamiah
All Walter 4Ioffitr. Winchester
4I2 Albert F. Wade. Nezperee
4IS K. George Ratiiff, Nezperce
All Walter K. Emerson. Nezperce
AS Kenneth Il. Hill, Winchester
4l6 John X. Sehlaier. Russell
Az b. Vernon Miller. Nezperce
AIS claude r. Martin. Nezperce
4I9 Vance II. Wayne. ilo
40 Jesse J Senter. Russell
42l John J. Fox. Winchester
~ Andrew Wunder. Nollmer
423 Arthur &. Roper. Nezperee
424 David B0dine, Nollmer
425 Ralph W. Stuart, kamiah
40 Hector X. Thompson, Mohler
427 John o. Stigum, Nollmcr
As VIM. sullivan, Nezperce
42g Lytle +. Radley, Forest
430 David W. ShOun. Nollmcr
43I Ernest \. Guard. Mohler
49, VIM. L. Ledbelter. Nezperee
433 Claud VI. Shauli. Reubens
434 John T Jenkins, Winchester
435 Loren L. Croker, hamiah
436 Clyde Alexander, Win.
4S7 Bert Hoover, hannah
s3s Anil } Bouffiou. Winchester
439 Vim. Don Kirby, Nollmer
40 Jas. l.. Stephenson, Nollmer
al Chas. ". Shockley. Nezperee
~ Jas. 4. Mclean. Reubens
443 Henry W. Lau.le rnlilk, Noll.
~ John W. Westiau. llo
445 Minor Deffenbaugh, keubens
40 Wm. A. Hayden. Nezperee
AT Robert +. Dunlap, Ito
rs Edgar II. Martin, 10
40 Geo. q. Hartwig, Winehestef
40 Edw. : Richardson kamiah
45I Peter 4 Olson. Nezperee
452 Frank K. Wright. Nezperee
40 Carl q. Nichols. Winchester
"A Jas. T. Sullivan. Mohler
455 otto q. ileinebf0dt. Win
40 Preston +. harrington. 10
~ Vim. A Naurer. Winchesfsr
a. Chas ". Wright, Nezperce
fJ9 Marshall &. SHELTON. Mother
$50 Clarence Sharp. Nezpefee
46l Herman q. Neizel. ~
462 clayton Snyder. Pardee
49, August g. Wegner, kamiah
l64 Ralph j Trimbie. NoIimer
465 Henry fluke, 10
i66 Irwin A. Baumau. To
so Harrison Miller, Nezperee
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-10-24

The readers Of thss pepeF viii bs
elsAsed 10 learn that there Is az least
ene dreaded disease that science has
heen able h cure In an it, stages and
that = cataffh CataFrh being greatly
lnsauenced BY constitutional conditions
REQUIRES constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarfh Medicine Is taken intef aaiiy and
acts thru the Bioad On fae MUCOUS sur
faqes ~ fhe system thereby destroying
Ire foundation Of the disease. giving the
uafisnt strensth BY baiiaiag up the xon-
sfitutiou aud assisting nature - doias is
xgcrk The rraprietaFs nave 80 waeh
falfh IN the curative paWeFs OF HaHs
Catarrh Medicine that they offer one
Hundred Dollars FOR any case that L falls
10 cure send for nst q tessisnoniais.
OhlO. sold ~ all Druggist. Ise-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-10-24
5000 Reward

The GrangeYille Electric Light
< Power Ga. will pas $50 reward
Tor the arrest and conviction 81
any person or persons found guil.
iy of shooting or breaking iusus
lafors on their power line
r. T. Seholer. Supt
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-10-24

Do not buy a talking machine
until you have beard the Nicfroia
~ St0ufer's They ali fry fo cops
il and you have To buy the Victor
records ~ get ihe best smooth tone
plain rceOrds and the world p best
nrfIaiE.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-10-24
THEIR ORDER NUMBERS.


154 Tony Shumaker, Russell
155 Elias W Bowman. kanliah
I56 Charles W. Emiek, VOlImer.
157 Harry A. Pierce. Nezperee.
l5s Roy T. Wilkinson. Russell.
I59 Elijah y. PresnelI. yolImer.
100 Angelo Mauro, Winchester
l6l J. Glen Miller. Nezperce.
162 Peter Williamson, Winchester
l63 Michael j. Hines, Mohler.
l64 Henry J. Meincrs. Nezperee
165 John III. SehwiTigier, Nezperee
loo Andrew II. Lee, Winchester
16T VIM. AI Cameron, Kamiah
ls6 Oscar A. Bransfrom, kamiah
l69 Harry B. Phillips, 10
40 John G. Osborne, Culdesac
III Chas. H. Thatcher, Winch'r.
172 6hsneey Wallace, Nezperee
I73 Otto B0dmer, Ito
TIA Jacob A. Troxel, Winchester
175 Bruce N. Bartlett. Vollmer
l76 Ellis h kipalieon. Nezperee
III Fred Eby. Nezreree
us Edwin c. Eckersley. Win.
40 Jos. U. Sehmidlkofer. Nez.
$50 August Jashewak, Nezperee
ISL Harry +. Smith, Nezpcrce
ls2 Vim. Nelson, Winchester
1s3 Len b. Flores, Winchester
ls4 Gustav E. Hoglund, Greer
is Milton p. Mitchell. Nezperee
lS6 George p. Patton, To
1877 Giuseppe BARBER, Winehest =
lsS Geo. f. Drake. kamiah
ls9 AdrOn L. Perrine. Nezperce
1870 James A. Moses, Nezperce
l9l Olaf Garten, Winchester
1872 Riley Nelson, 10
193 Frank W. E'ike, Nezperce
1874 Dick johnson, Nezperee
195 Charles H. BOvey, To
1876 Guy u. Lands, Yollmer
1877 Thos. W. Linville. Reubens
1913 Harold II. Boom. Kamioh
1873 Elmer r. SehOler, Nezperee
200 Arthur L. Adams, Reubens
POI Adrian W. Dant, Nezperee
POP Chris. A. Atkinson, Win.
204 Lloyd Whiting, Nezperce
POS Lewis +. Williams, MOhler
DOC Chas. W. Crosby. Winchester
POI Joseph Berg, NOllmer
pos Otto WOhlseim. Kamiah
300 Jas. ". jenkins. Nezperce
zl0 Jesse /. Glover. Nezperee
2iI Vhos. j Smith Steele
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-18
THREE BIC LIBERTY
 LOANS ARE PLANNED
TREASURY ANNOUNCES THEY WILL BE FOR $5ooo,ooo,ooo OR
 MORE EACH.

Washington. Aug. Tentative plans of the treasury provide for three big Liberty loan campaigns Within the next year. each to raise $5,000, ,000,000 or more. it was learned today. The first will be from Sept. 2S to oct ta. as has been announced. The follow ,ng lis planned for January or February and the third in May or June
 This program will be necessary, it is explained, to provide the Sl6,00,- 100000, which officials estimate will be required to finance war operations during the year, in addition to the $S,000, 100000 which may be provided by the new revenue bill now being drafted
 If government expenses and loans to allies fall much below the $24 ,000, z, 000.0O0 estimate the government is ex- pected to try to combine two loans into one big campaign for the largest credit ever sought by any nation. Such campaign wo Id be set for some time in the late winter.
 Money nee s between loan periods will be financed by the sale of short- term certificates Of indebtedness as m the past In addition the treasury looks for d steady inflow of money from tax certificates, which banks ana corporations probably will buy in bil- lion-dolldr quantities as a means of virtually paying their taxes in ad- vance.
 Every effort will be made by the treasury to make the number of loaus as few and the time of financial rest between the campaigns as long as possible Officials would much rather have only one more big solicitation in addition to the fourth campaign to start late next month than two before the end of the fiscal year, next June av The plans for the future Liberty loans cannot be formulated definitely many weeks in advance. owins to tie uncertainty of the volume of govern lment expenditures Consequently the program now in the minds Of treasury officials is highly tentative. As an OK ample of the fluctuations in expendi- lures is the fact that with August more than half gone the allies have called for only S7l 000,000 loan pay lments. little more than one-third the usual rate Of horrowine.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-18
MAN AND WOMAN
 CHARGED WITH MURDER

Ripley. Miss, Aug. 17--Elmorc Byrd young farmer, and Mrs. D. P Reynolds. aged 35 years, are in jai here in connection with the murder of D. F. Reynolds aged S2, a Con federate veteran, who was found dead with bullet in his brain two days ago. Byrd was charged with the murder by the verdict of cor. nor's jury here today. Mrs. Reynolds is being held as an accessory. Byrd had been rooming at the Reynolds home. ill a remote section of Tippah county, while Mrs Reynolds was away from nome. According to the statement of Mrs, Reynolds she re turned home two days ago to find Reynolds dead in bed and Byrd mIs. sing Byrd was arrested in Alcorn county later and brought here.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-18
JAPANESE FORCES HAVE
 LANDED IN vLADIvOST0k
ALLIED CONTINGEN RECEIVED OVATtONS AT MANY POINTS
 ON THEIR WAY TO FRONT.

Nladiyostok, Monday, Aug. 12.-Jap- .anese forces have landed and joined the British and French. The allied contingent received Ovdtions at many joints on their way 10 the front The British occupied the first line and sent out scouting parties.
 The presence of the allied forces is creating an eXc client effect among the Czecho -Slotats The Japanese were most erfiicent looking as they parlded in heavy marching order through the town between silent lines of towns reople They were reveiwed by na9al land military officers at Czech head quarters, where their commander Was warmly congratulated.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-18

to be obtained under the bill will reach the goal set by the treasury de- partment was made by Mr. Kitchin after he had consulted the commit tees accountant.
 Changes in the schedules not as yet definitely fixed may lower the total. 1t was said and in that event the com mittee may have to resort to a GUS toms tax and floor tax on tea. coffee and similar products
 Changing conditions also may af- feet the amount of revenue to be ob- tained. The committee is watching the outcome of the effort to pass , national wartime prohibition meas ure. which the Senate is to take. u1 Aug. 24. If a prohibition measure is enacted revenues to be obtained under the bill will be decreased conslleI. ably.
 The new tax on liquors may not be announced until the bill is reported to the House but 1t is understood to pro- vide a substantial increase on whisky and other liquors and soft drinks, a total revenue of S1 ,00o. 000,000 or mors.
 The committee today finally ap- proved the tobacco schedule. uE- changed from rates heretofore an nounced
 In the 10 per cent tax of articles deemed mxuries above a certain price 1t made the tax apply to womens waists in excess of $l5, instead or $lO, as previously agreed to, and lo womens hats at $l5, instead of S25.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-18

ELECTRIC FANS FOR RENT OR SALE AT RUSH BROS. PHONE s3S.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-18
COTTON SEED INTERESTS
 TO HOLD CONFERENCE F

Houston. Texas, Aug 17.-At the request of farmers, seed producers and dealers of the state, has issued q call for conference of farmers. seed growers and seed dealers in Houston, Friday. August 23.
 In the absence of any law reguat ing the sale of farm seeds in Texas many abuses have been reported to the administrator of the sale of seeds untrue 10 their names, thus causing heavy losses to the producing public An opportunity will be presented to overcome this injustice, and how 10 do il will be one of the question to he discussed at the conference.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-18

A super feature of romance and action featuring Ra y m o n d Mckee and Marguerite Courtot. Produced by Thomas A Edison Tn connection with the U. s. Marines.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-18
CERTIFICATES READY.

The following communication from C, L. Russ, county food administrator, has been requested to be published: T am advised by the state federal food administration office that all ce. , tihcates for August, from A to E, have been issued to those in gooG standing. If for any reason there is in Garland county anyone who has not received their certificate please come to my office and 1 will help yoI straighten out the matter.
 '1C. l.. RUSS, Garland County Food Administrator
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-18
W0MEN'S HATS AND
 WAISTS TO BE TAXED
TAX ON LIQUORS AND SOFT DRINKS IS ESTIMATED TO
 REACH $f,ooo, 100000.

Washington, Aug 1.-The new rev enue bill, upon which the House ways and means committee has been work ing since Congress recessed early in July, will raise total of $S,000000,000 for the expenses of the government in tho present fiscal year, Chairman llitchin of tho committee announced today when the committee adjourned its sessions until Monday.
 Llt is probable. Chairman Kitchn said, that the bill will be introduced next week and be taken up by the House for consideration a week from Monday,
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-18

Tho Eastman Kodak Department ol Sorrels Drug Company established for so many years is now the largest in the south Let UT professional pho tographers be your "TrubIe Men" and give helpful criticisms and instruc- Ions Prompt service i-26-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-18

1000 Cords I foot wood for sale. wood; IS inch stove wood
 H. C. 6ondurant Coal & Wood Go. 236 Valley St, Phone 8o6
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-18
BO-KO

Guaranteed to kill more trees quicker and cheaper than old way Bo-Ko Co, Jamestown, Miss. 6-S0-2w