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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-29
SECURE LICENSE

ny ASSOCtuteu HfGSS
Buffalo. Oct 29-Helen E Ruffinp-
ton, of Harrisburg and Timothy c.
harrington. 553 Delaware avenue,
Buffalo secured a marriage license
here late yesterday afternoon.
Use McNeirS Pain E,xtarD,ipaFor Al
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-29
"GET OUT VOTE"
ELECTION SLOGAN

IContinued from First Page.1
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-29
Doctors Stand Amazed at Power
of Bon-Opto to Make Weak Eyes
Strong to Dr.. Lewis

Guaranteed to Strengthen Eyesight 50 Per Cent
In Weeks Time in Manv Instances
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-06-06
SCHOOL GARDENS PAY WELL
Apart From Value of Food Produced,
Young People Get Interested
in the Work.

Every city in the United States
should continue schOol-garden work
during the coming season. for the
need of food is as great as it was
In 1918, when the value Of the prod
ucts grown by American school pupils
was nearly $1S,000000. The plan fol-
lowed in New York city has the ad-
vantage of a years trial under working
conditions and generally speaking may
be taken as n model by school boards
wherever sufficient land is available
for gardens.
The New York board of education
allotted TO each pupil a space 25 by so
feet. and placed 30 boys on each acre.
record of the crops was kept, each
boy was required TO work at least once
a week and to do whatever was neces-
sary on his plat; the board looked
after the blowing and fertilization and
furnished the seeds, and teachers gave
instructions on gardening to the chill
dren while engaged in cultivating the
soil. The crops, of course, were turn
ed over to the young farmers.
The value of the increased food sup
ply thus obtained is great, but the ex-
perience gained by the pupils is worth
more than the price of the vegetables.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-06-06

Nothing adds more TO the attractive
ness and artistic charms of a country
home than a beautiful hedge fence
which also is n protection to the lawn
and garden. A low woven-wire fence,
with Dorothy Perkins roses, bitter
sweet, French honeysuckle, or Jap
anese clematis planted three feet
apart, will soon be hedge of beauty.
But better than these Qor you do
not need the wire fence) is hedge Of
japanese barberry. 1t is absolutely
hardy, q fast grower. makes a dense
hedge, can be sheared to any desired
shape, and is attractive in any season
while the others lose their beauty in
the fall.
DO not confuse the japanese barber
~ with the common barberry, against
which there is a federal quarantine,
because it is understood to carry wheat
rust. The japanese barberry can be
purchased of any nursery man very
cheaply. Small plants set out two feet
auart make a thrift fence serving two
purposes, protection and ornamental
tion.-Thrift Magazine.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-06-06
HONE. -
TOWN -:
E.L.pSb ]
~ ~ 800" N----------l
MAKES FOR BETTER CITIZENS
N'no That Is Only One Of the Reasons
why Home Ownership Should
Be Encouraged.

II VIII be great and good thing
Tor Tie American people if the thrift
Aahits formed during the active war
perloo be turned to the wholesome
business of extending home owner
ship.
lie preferred communities in which
20 rear and educate families are those
wherein the percentage of home own
ershlp as compared with tenantry is
large. Proprietorship, or the process
OF acquiring proprietorship, begets an
acuVe individual interest in commune
ty development.
Owning realty implies the payment
or taxes, and every taxpayer naturally
IS Jealous that his money paid for
inns purpose shall be used to the very
pest advantage. He cannot be proper
~ true to his own interests without
using his vote to put into office men
VINO have a high conception of admin
istratVe stewardship.
Home ownership contributes to sta
blllty of population and to better
helghborship. 1t puts family life on
tirner base and raises its standards.
1t makes, therefore, for a high quality
or citizenship, and that in turn yields
rich dividends materially and ethically.
Home ownership sharpens the sense
OF individual responsibility in COM
munity upbuilding. 1t enhances self
respect and breeds a vivid conscious
ness Of moral and civic partnership
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-06-06

The appearance of a city is its chief
material asset. The caliber of city's
people. as whole, is exactly ex-
messed in the outward and visible
aspect Of their municipal home. Now,
there is nothing that gives tone TO this
aspect like well-kept parks and we'll
freed streets. More and more this Is
coming 10 be noted, and increasingly
&c attention being given to the adOrn-
ing Of city streets with trees. Also
II is seen that TO depend on private
initiative in this matter will not DO.
What is needed is to bring the plant
ing, nurture, care and protection OF
street trees under municipal control,
and such control concentrated In q
single department specializing in the
one thing, viz, street trees.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-06-06
plant Lona.Lived Varieties.

In planting trees select long-liyed'
hardwood varieties, such as the elm'
mamie. walnut, oak, blackberry, linden
sycamore. locust. One for every SOL
dler and one for every sailor who has
been in the service. These trees to be
plaDted along all Of the highways and
byways leading out of and into Chi
caeo and upon such residence streets
90 have no shade trees. There let the
resnlt Of this vote speak for itself. The
tree as a growing monument for the
bovs who served will win.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-06-06

If you know machinery when you
see it about equal to new, at one
half its present value, then we
shall deem it great favor to show
you the following:
One J. |. Case 16 HIP. Engine
complete. One Case 28-inch sep
arator complete. Cook house,
racks, stove, forks, dishes, tanks
and lots and lots of other articles.
A small outfit as good as new,
ready for the field,
for only .......... Sl5OO,OO
One 32-inch separator 1t needs
some going over, but 1t is a
real machine ...........$ 500. 90
One large rig, of which it may
be said mo better outfit was
ever put put to work in the In
land Emp,~e." Well known in its
territory, and will get fine run
Of 80 days this season. 1t
is worth investigating. So, OO9.OO
One 1S-foot cut combine in Al
condition . -. $4,000
Several outfits complete In
every detail, and in good
order ........ 80. 81, 6OOUO
Tell us what you want, and we
can save YOU hundreds of dollars.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-06-06
Fd|Iquist Bros.

FOR SALE-1919 model Chevro-
let; run coo miles. II taken at once
will sell cheap. Chas. Winterer.
my9tf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-06-06
INSURE WITH McCLASKEY.

Adams sells groceries and gives
proper service. If your deliveries do
not reach you promptly, phone SO.
my1Gtf ADAMS GROCERY.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-14

The first offering Of this stock al par, ten dollars
$1,000 just three thousand shares. That is all.
Price viii advance TO Fifteen Dollars Slj.GO) per
share Immediately upon the three thousand shares
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-19

Dyspepsia il Americas curse. To
rcscore digestion, normal weiEht,
good health ana purity the blood. use
Burdock blood Bitters. Sold at AL
drug stores. Price. ti25.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-19

Franklin. upon which the captain OF
the Franklin prepared 20 leave port.
a large number Of lawycra doctors
and Judges thcn offered 70 do tho
unloading themselves. the report adds.
hut u does not state the result % their
offer A direct mcssREc from an Of
ncor Of the Fankiin received az
headquarters Here Yesterday reporting
on routine mattera does not mention
any Occurrences ont OF the ordinary
The only real difficulty In unloading
Etramnfa al German ports occurred az
DAnsin several days ago. but this
trouble lasted only M day. Since
then the German workmcn at DAM
AK have been worklnK ten hours ~
day 10 get the needed food out %
the ships. A. far ne IL known this IL
the oni, place IN Germany where Ia
borcrs are working ~ much - ten
hours q day.
We are turning ships around az
Drrmen and Hamburg in a remark
ably short time. aud altogether the
work IL proceeding most aatiafactof-
10" n naval officer told The Asso-
elated Press today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-19
Wilson Wants
Understanding as
to Price Question

Washington. April ia-prcaldent
Wilson has directed The industrini
board pf the department % commerce
aud The railfoad administrative 10
reopen discussion % price atabiIi<a-
ton and endeavof 10 lind a common
ground on which they can agree.
Chairman Peek Announced TO-DAY
that the board would take up the
question with tie ralirond admins
tfafion Immediately. but any Wctoh
wall probably have 10 walt the return
Of director General Hines nest week
from AN i~nspcctlon trip In the west.
The presidentis cublcgfuu was ad-
dressed TO Secretary Hcdficid and IN
his absence the text OF " was not
mads public Mr Rcdneid cablcd the
prcsldent Last Friday. asking whether
the board should 90 out u existence
because OF the refusal 81 The railroad
administration to accept n new SEIZED
ule " steel prices arranged with the
INDUSTRIES o. should continue Jules
cent until the president returned ard
q new plan OF action should be work.
ID out
The presidents action u accepted
generally a. meaning that the policy
OF stablixing prices hy agreed rcduC-
lions from war levels Will be Goa
tlnucd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-19
CONSTIPATION
And Sour Stomach Caused This
Lady Much Suffering. Black
Draught Relieved.

Mcadorsyille, Ky.-MrA Pearl Pat
nck, ~ this place. writes: Il was
very couatlpated I had sour stomach
and was 80 uncomfortable. I went 20
tho doctor lie gave me soms pills
They weakened mo and seemed 10
tear up ms digestion. They would
grlpe mo and afterwards II seemed
I was more constipated than before
I heard OF Black. Draught and de-
cldcd 20 try n. ! found II Just what I
needed. II was an essy laxative, ana
o bad to swallow. My digestion soon
improved | got we'll OF the sour stom.
Gch. my bowels soon seemed normal.
DO more gripping. and would take a
dose now and then. and was 10 good
shape.
| cannot a ton much for Black.
Draught for It Is the finest laxative
one can USE"
ThediOrds Rlack.D raurht has for
many years been fopud Of great value
In the treatment OF stomach. liver and
howui troubles. Easy take. gentle
and reliable IN ia a%ctlon. leaving no
nod nftrreffectg, n has won TIE praise
% houssndn OF people Sho have used
Z Noits
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-19

Sir John Dare. q major In the English
army. II attracted by the .eauiy 81
nava. While dhnclnE naNt falls IN
front % him aua he catches her. The
psissts. headed by Ysora. rush tow
ards the Engiishman and are about
10 kill him when lava interferes.
Ysors commtnds nava TO pray before
Imddha the entire night for punish
msnt. she leaves the temple ut mid
night and meets Sir John
Nrura SETS havns einpement ana
follows the couple 10 the' barracks.
sif John. caiis ~ the army chaplain
who makes them man and wife.
Nssra vows N~enEenncc.
sir John b. caanicred from thn
army for his ~escapads A year later
a child b. born Nsora w.iiting his olt-
pnrtunlty. Kills the baby, leaving the
buddhist death sign on ~ forehead.
uaart-brokfn. Bavu leaves with her
husband for Paris
Her life hards,.ed By the death o
the child. nava determines o. danes
On the stage. She has told her nus
hand she no longer loves him.
Whtn che makes her premier ep'
genrance Oh thr stage. fsora. dis-
FUSED ~ o BCddha. comes 10 life and
tlIis her Ia from; of the audience. car
wing out ahia oath OF v~engeance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-19
Phoenix Oil Plant
Destroyed by Fire;
Loss Over $4,000

Phoenix. Arix. April fs.-The Tn
Ion Oh company plant here VIVA to-
tally destroyed BY fire late today with
= loss estimated from $1,000 10
100000.
-Four large storage tanks u rnso-
y ~iunricHtinH yli. dlaflllate and
kerosene exploded and tive railway
tank cars we're partiqll, burned. The
tnuse % tho slage has not been defIn-
itoly established.
Gasoline. scattered by she expio-
sions. spread the flames half a block
from The plant and eudangsred az
empty cattle shipping corral neafby.
n compauya rcGords were re-
moved before d. flames reached the
onuce. bot with the subsequent rapid
spread Of the fire many ~ .hesr uers
lost.
no ~ II reported to have been la
iuTed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-19
Foreign Trade is
Still Increasing

Washington. April 10 -Coutnued
Increase lr tho foreign trade of the
United states WIS shown in statistics
made public today hy the bureau ri
foreign and domestic commerce EN.
ports In Mnrrh were valued nt $50
600. 600 ~ compared with tiss, 600 -
900 in februnrf this year n fb2a,-
Nu0. 900 in March Of iust year. For
ths nine months OF The fiscal year
ending With March the exports were
worth t4.gst. 100000 approximately
5000. 600. 600 NOR. thnu the currc-
spending period of last year
lmposs Tor Marvh totailcd SECS
600. Nnn uH nnuiuHt t2at.uON.u q ga
February aud s2fg 00o. 600 u year
urn tn niue months the imports
have been worth t2.20i, 600. 600 com
pared with f2.0ss.00e.O0 last year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-19

conquered th, Iins at last nut a
year later Reginald and his wife are
blessed with tupiets and lteEgie.
s-uutrsutluus cusr ventures 60 believe
that the lIuN haf had something 60 ~"
with that
on ruczia, ana "Wednesday EBAY
Dream With MAIDS" Kennedy
cant do hat she's too sweet
qua innocent u flower WHY dti
handsome uau uHar1 shn1t those
words 60 George Graham 1871 he
love thI- beautiful Hlrl . did De-
-p, Mndrr Kennedy m DAY
Dreams
she d. Primrose who dwcils boo a
flrFItud zhr htH built cor herself
Nru ui wealth. who sret her hand in
marriage arc rypuiaeh while size
dreams Of thr white kuirht who b.
coming to m,k, her hlH princess aud
sail with hcr tu hI. castle across th"
H.i IIuf Hrurr. Graham Del dri"fuIin-
cd Go wiu htI Hui Schemes 90 Hhnt
ftr hrr dream uf ftIrt land iir sue
cevda Boz tIrIIiusIuuiug her but at IL
Tremendous cost o. himself Dan
uHhri. whom Graham Induces 20
pnsr us rrimrna.H white knishi'
ays his part We'll bot too well tu suit
Graham. fuf when the dlsillusiuu.
ment comcs. Primrose takes Dan 90
lrr heart
liuu ur'nr ntiurui. Nr Nht
ihr plot O." Wlh' h'I N'.y
~ff"frcs7rs iiuhi'"na 'Ni NOV wv
u'Irhiinl '"ldNl ~'"i"''i'nh' in "''
iunni,.i moments
ON Ihursdh' 'nN NUliim = h'''
in iht 'aptNe D"l
ON frillN lne r'lufni ln'N,
'Hiih th p Soul OF Nulhh'
NHa conceived Nli'i'h 10y Mia
tsr1 hrrs"i'
4 a'rrru Iuufus. Geo th" mA sfIo At
musphsro ~ Huddhts temple Doc tI
away iowa whore uINrtrrt 10 r'iis
IuU. s,tAur dw,ll. where beauty Hud
loND bui huruiur hate thrive 900 thf
shadow uf tire HNtHoW' Uiudun lul'
thou uU Co th' rHN lite ~ PARIS
with ~. IIfIu uuHrier and ApH'u'
.H t. inIf Eufs trl trsriic- and
.ItHiDatU. tffHIfH uf Nl' heart
such H tlr rufhrllllur route traN'
sII.H hr th.- H.ftu uf tn' films bon hci
lH',.f wonder if.lu. h' soul 90
uusJha
Fresh from her triumph. M CLEO
latfa. "Camli, "Nnas 81 Blood
uuhaIg aud Tho Forbidden
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-19
n~ousrAIsAm NOTES

Ars. Helen Gcrmar Of winfield.
Kan. arrived Thursday TO visit her
alrtet Mrs George v Hanlon.
Mr. sarah uigeiuw left Wednes-
dss evening Tor Albuquerque 10 VISIT
her son. q 4 Higeiow
Charlie O.. Hurt ieu "Wednesday for
pasadena. 'nl.. 60 Join his family
who are spending o. few month"; on
the coast.
j lewis clarke of willard, spent a
few DAYS here ON business this week.
ur e. D. Anlhie left "wednesday
for Iallhs Texas. ON 70 short business
iir- Montros. McEachern lot
Tues,iN fot o lev months visit with
her parents in Alabama
Mr. \. o. NurdmYrf lcft Tuesday
for Manhattan. kau. whore % VIII
spend some time visiting friends
Lieut. Nuttrr and Antone ~ ntpn
~ willard wers Muuntainau ,iaiturs
" ronant u iiayo Las been
here this week selling q bunch 81
horses
,harles - weitz u -cmodclinF his
restaurant and expects Co give ms
patrons nrst class service,
d. q KreiRer has gone g. oklaho-
ma on a short business trip.
Mrf W \ Parton left Tuesday Tor
AIhuquoruue TO visit her sister. Mrs.
Gorriune harrla.
) 4 Cooper. sho spent the winter
boz AihTqucruuc, has returned 10 his
home here and n busy farming
william Hay. who came herr re-
cent, With his family. from Dayton.
ohio. moved iust week To b q D.
spencer mining camp near chateau
Mrf Anna William % Albuquerque
arrived Wednesday morning o. Niali
Mrs MARI Miller
The Mountainnlr Commercial club
gave u dinner Friday evening al ths
Commercial hotel iu honor VI Hush
riirS federal loan 'nspssi tor. who ii
here on government business.
Nrs Minnie o. rayur has taken
over the Commercial hotel % iH re-.
furnishing and puttine II m first class
condition Mrs. Pas ne II experienced
in ihe hotel business md the Com
urrriHi b. Re- good place o. stop
= representative Of the D. . Cast
Tractor Complain has sold severn
TRACTORS Co thT farmers 81 this vein
u,.
Mr. Grace neaglo and children VII
leave Tuesday o. Join her husband "a
bcsdcmonu Texas.
Rev goss e Payne Of Albuquerque
Il here conducting q Teachers train
inr school 10 the Baptist church.
J. o. Wsrford. wife and dauFhto
arc hero from Niuiu. Ky Mt War
ford b. h,r, Tor his health and he hs
found The climate so beneficial tina
he has decided Go locate here Ito ht
purchased tho = " Campbell raucl
unrthv go ~ town and he expects q
build n residence in town
J. + Dyer hns sold his grocery e
the Farmers a stuckmans Epuit
exchange recently organized hur'
They Will rtrrf Il general lime ~ mrr
,hludisp H q bussdN ~ Esttucia
the manager lu rhnrrc.
" y Iacobs NJ tho state ouglncer
iur department. came down frui
Santa &C. the first ~ Do week 90 %,
sin work. near schuilp ON the bcrH
Co. urslu highway. lie appointed 90
car cooper Goo take charge uf "a
Wurk
I'D .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-19
Reports of Delay
in Handling Food
Vessels Hun Lies

t.nndon. April ig.-Frequcut re-.
ports from German snurCoa hat there
IN constant dlfficuity in the unloading
Of American food ships at Bremen
M Hamburg because of strikes. arc
believed here 20 be- part 81 the Ger
upnn propaganda
l1rcct reports a. American naval
headquarters here. som by American
officers over lines 81 communication
controlled hY the uaNN. diHCrrdit an
OF these reports.
Tho latest u the REPORTS reached
London his morning. n NaNH THAT
the strike ut uremen prevented thu
~uninrdinn OF the American stsamef
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-19

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rms Mhristr. Who also starred m
'tNttia The NrW Nutk new stHp'Tr
hal IT. OUT lhirhhnkh FAIRBANKS
hui lh our opinion Fairbanks can
NOT h' mentioned 200 the stiur breath
WIN ms superb rtanl Hiih his ph"
h"Nh'hI Nhl'h hHH "HfuHf
MN thr title % th' strongest imam m
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ne upf"niluE 90 % large ii'n fuf
''iuNt OF q h"ir" WIN his utt'i tlri.
and the sg'lIuI "t dzs' hoiThts Do
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t'f OF Uttln iu tho Iitlliu
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-19
PLAYS AND PLAYERS TO APPEAR!
AT THE LOCAL MOTION PICTURE
TEEATERS DURING COMING WEEK


tfiuiI, serial muf, thIu fuur thuu.
siuH JuIlIr wrf, expended rhes"
Iuwu. aud NlhIta Tor tIl occasions
aud tuI,a Hf, WORN throughout the
tiftrru aiIIrinr episode. She Doe IONS
bpsu o. student of fashion having tu
Acquaintance with the vurids furr
most muu.atos end hviur n designer
ui mans uf boz 1871 beautiful gowns
lr Friday InU saturday Roy Stow
Hrt Boo re- rurA'ur western picture. TOO"
Silent itIirr Hls1 HN mIWiiHnlr
hatNr thtpllu comedy tn" 'urr
The Silent LIIti Del a western
HfHml dealing With the IUflNitlcs %
cattle rurilrfs
A. Bot Gordon. 70 member 20 That
ItHn urryDd organization ct sun
Fighters. known ts the Texas Rams
era sf,w trt Mtss q IHn uu tns ranch
uf ilm tHrsun IuruguIto Ns uhttlns
evidence lEliuai Merrill foreman ui
fhs ranch and H called upon tu Do
sYHlr luiUt and rather HD.uftf. sun
shooting fu como uut with 10 WhU|0
HkIu incidentally 90 stewart
most pleasant tHHks BEL that Nl mHLlur
love iu pretty Ethel Elemiur Hud ros
ruIur her from her tiluarper Mnr'
II
Mus FIrmIur uvars H remtrh1Hlr
r,semhlanHr t1 Mar IIUkfufI and
'HU .HwpuurnrUH arr calling bet DuI
Western Mars although Misf lIrW.
.r. . uither modest about accepting
tH. compliment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-19
can Farmers Rs~Iucc Acreage

MNHnlnEtnflt ApfN " AttulneN
General Palmer has been asked hy.
Secretary Houston 81 the department
~ agriculture Tor an opinion ~ to
tho LEGALITY OF he moNemoEt among
southern cotton planters 20 reduce
acreage with the purpose Of holding
up cotton prices
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-19
Dr.eIopmcnt DIrrctor- Named.

Manila. y. !, Apfl 10 "Wednesday
directors we're named today bN the
government corporation FOR national
development n u has been pre-.
pared 10 begin operations. Ia first
atm will bg the protection OF cxporta
mich nov are staHnant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-19

For any itchIn--s Of the skin. for
skin rarhes, chap. pimpies. etc, ny
poan's Ointment. coo az all drug
stores.