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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-17
North Carolina Casualties.

North Carolina Casualties.
Casualties recently reported from
the War Department as having occur
red among North Carolina troops, are
as follows:
Killed IN Action-Corp. Norman L.
Beach, Morganton; Privates Jas. P.
Lash, Southern Pines; Jos. W. Run
yam, Shelby; Thomas Hunt, Alert.
Died of Wounds-Private Norman
Woodsby, Barnard; Corp. Marvin
Dale, Morganton; Ira N. Carpenter,
Wadesboro.
Died of Disease-Private ]. S. Ever
cite, Robersonville; Corp. Simon Boyd,
Winterville; Privattes Fred ellis,
Lumber Bridge; Sam Turner, Wood
land; Gilbert Cameron, Jonesboro;
Willie Cofeld, Maryhill; Corp. M. 8.
Johnson, Durham; F. B. Williams,
Lewiston; Corp. e. c. Taylor, Fur
chees.
Died Of Accident-Cook F. c. Henry.
Currie; John Thomas, Clarkton.
Severely Wounded-Privates Willie
Maynard, Raleigh; VIM. A. Davis,
Wancheese.
Other Missing Men Located-The
names Of the 81 missing men, all from
North Carolina most of whom arrived
on the Huron, are: Cornelius Burg
bower, James S. Lane, Joe R. Davis,
Jesse Hooper, Milsy Burnett, Lonely
aFircloth. John L. Holbrook. Frank w.
Reece. William Taylor, Whitford Toll
bin, Ed Young Ernest Gaddy, Cliff
Butler, Elmer W. Cline. Albert W.
Hartsell, Carey e. Snellgrove, Pete
Bussio, Charles Lassiter, John L.
Valid, John P Madden, James c. Ev-
ans, Albert Goodman, Jacob M. Mat
thews, Ernest Norris, Charles w. Co.
ceman, Walter L. Bost, Robert H. Del
vacho, Chester w White. Roy Donald,
PEI J. buddy and Roy Williams.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-17
Notice of Publication.
North Carolina, Richmond County,
In the Superior Court May Term, 1915
Letitia Williams, Plaintiff,
Ritch Williams, Defendant.

Ritch Williams, Defendant
The defendant above-named, will take
notice, that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Superio
Court of Richmond County, for divorce
upon grounds laid down in the Statute
and the said defendant will further take
notice that he is required to appear al
the Term of the Superior Court of Rich.
mond County to be held on the Goth day
of May, 1919, in Rockingham, North Caro-
lima, and answer or demur to the com.
plant in the said action, or the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief de.
manded in said complaint.
This 14th, day of April. 1919.
]. A. McAulay,
c. S. c.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-17

The State board of health is arrang-
ing to form Adenoid clubs in the coun-
ties of the State as rapidly as possible
to the end that competent specialists
may be assigned to remove diseased
tonsils and adenoids where needful.
This will be accomplished through
special rates for the operation made
possible by gathering numbers Of chill
dren together at central point for a
given date so that all the operations
can be performed with one visitation.
1t is estimated that there are 10000
children in the State who need this
operation and less than Is per cent
are able to pay the fees for single OPP
erations.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-17
Notice of Publication.
North Carolina, Richmond County.
In The Superior Court, May Term, 1911
John w. Smith, Plaintiff,
Maggie Smith Defendant

Maggie Smith, Defendant.
The defendant above named, will take
notice, that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Superior
Court of Richmond County, for divorce
upon grounds laid down in the Statute
and the said defendant will further take
notice that she is required to appear at
the Term of the Superior Court of Rich.
mond County to be held on the 26th day
of May, 1919, in Rockingham, N. c., and
answer or demur to the complaint in the
said action, or the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in said
complaint.
]. A. McAulay,
Clerk of Superior Court
This 18th day of April, 1919.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-17
Notice of Publication.
North Carolina,
Richmond County.
In the Superior Court,
As of May Term, 1919.
J. M. Stoll, Plaintiff,
Carry Stoll. Defendant

Carry Stoll, Defendant
The defendant above named, will take
notice, that an action entitled as above,
has been commenced in the Superior
Court of Richmond County, for divorce,
upon the grounds laid down in the Statute,
and the said defendant will further take
notice that she is required to appear at
the term of the Superior Court of Rich
mond County to be held on the Both day
OF May 1919, in Rockingham, North
Carolina, and answer or demur to the
complaint in the said action, or the plant
if will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in said complaint.
This 18th day of April, 1919
J. A. McAulay, c. S. c.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-17
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by Miss Maude Moore and little
Maude Moore Steele, spent the
weekend in Greensboro. Mrs.
Steele and two daughters will re-
turn from Greensboro next Sum-
day.
Miss Julia West, of Raleigh, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. John
Dockery, for the Easter holidays.
The Woman's Guild of the
Church of the Messiah met on
Tuesday afternoon of this week
with Miss Esdale Shaw. The
President, Mrs. A. G. Corpening,
called the meeting to order and
presided during the evening.
This being the regular business
meeting of the month, only mat
tiers of importance and direct
bearing on the Guild were dis
cussed.
Messrs. George P. Entwistle
and W. B. Cole we're hosts at a
fish fry to one hundred of their
friends on Tuesday evening at
the "Have-a-Care" club on Led
better's pond, and such a feast it
was! Delicious hot shad, hot
bread and coffee were bountious-
ly served and Messrs. Entwistle
and Cole were voted the most
delightful of hosts by all their
guests.
Mrs. John Watts has returned
from a ten-days' visit to the
family of Judge Watts Laurens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heriott Clarkson,
who have been the delightful
guests of Miss Esdale Shaw, re-
turned to their home in Char
lotte on Monday morning.
Mrs. E. G. Scott spent several
days in town this week. Mrs.
Scott came on a hurried business
trip.
Mrs. John Bennett left this
Thursday morning to spend the
Easter holiday with her daugh
ter, Miss Mary Cliff Bennett, who
is Home Demonstration Agent
for Brunswick County at South.
port.
The many friends of Miss
Pernice Turner will be glad to
note that she is out again after
several days of illness.
Quite a party of Rockingham
folks went to Pinehurst Wednes.
day evening to attend the ball
given in honor of the State
Medical Convention in session at
the Carolina Hotel. A big time
is reported and a large attend.
ance of N. C.'s prominent ply,
sicians.
Mr.. Jack Hardie, of Greens.
boro, who is making Rockingham
his headquarters, returned to
the city, Wednesday, after sever.
al days absence on business.
Mrs. Charlie Shaw spent Wed
nesday in Charlotte, going up to
be present for the parade of the
10th, returning to the city Wed.
nesday night.
Miss Leila Corpening has gone
to Statesville to spend Easter
with her sisters, Mrs. Furches
and Miss Corpening. Little Mary
Corpening accompanied her.
Scott Thomas, who has been
home on an eight day leave, re
turned to Charlotte Tuesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Smith, Jr
OF Raleigh, spent Thursday ir
Rockingham, at The Rockingham
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Corpen
inp the latter q sister of Mrs
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-17
Better Babies Week.

Governor Thomas Walter Beckett
issued a proclamation for Better Ba-
bies' Week beginning May II. 1t has
been the custom in North Carolina to|
observe this week for several years
past but this year is the first tima it
has been dignified with a call from
the chief executive to the people for
its observance.
"a little child shall lead them" says
the Governor in starting his proclama-
ton which he concludes by urging the
people to study and put into execution
the plans Of the Health Department.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-17
War Motion Pictures.

War Motion pictures.
"The Price of Peace" wonderful
motion picture to be used throughout
the country during the approaching
victory Loan campaign, will be seen
in number of North Carolina cities.
Two prints will be released in the
State. Engagements or bookings are
now being made by Lieut.. c. X. Bur-
CESS, of the 18th Field Artillery, WHO
has resumed his law practice in Ra-
leigh with his former partner, Major
W. ~. Isyner. Lieut.. Burgess hiss
Iconsented 4, serve as Stare dim
chairman in the final WIZ loan.
Evening star., 1919-09-24
Boys Crompton Corduroy
Suits, S8.45

Tailored in the waist-seam model. with
detachable belt and buckle, dark drab shade
coats lined with good-gr twill. knicker-
bockers full lined. Remarkable special. Sizes
to IS, $S.45.
Evening star., 1919-09-24
Union Suits, S3.25

Riche1ieu Women's Union
Suits. high neck, long
sleeves, ankle length, winter
weight wool and cotton
mixed. Special S3.25.
Evening star., 1919-09-24
WOmen's $2.25 and $3.50, Value
Silk Hose, $1.98

Women's Pure Thread Silk Hose,
full fashioned plain black. white, brown
gray, suede, navy and cordovan Also a
few clocks and embroidered; some slightly
irregular weave; others are perfect.
Evening star., 1919-09-24
Just the Thing for Cool Days
Children'S Sweaters at $5.0S

Pretty serviceabe Sweaters, of SOFT a1l-woo worsted
Colors
and gray. Sizes to ii years. Priced at s5.sS.
Evening star., 1919-09-24
Boys $3.50 to SIS Value
Wooden Norfolk Suits, $40

Mostly with pairs OF fuI lined trouSers a
truly unusual Offering that will not be able
to duplicate; sizes for boys to is. wonderful
value at $1,000.
Evening star., 1919-09-24

Womens Vests, wool
mixed. winter weight. high
neck long sic e,Dutch neck
elbow sleeve, and low neck,
sleeveless, knee and ankle
length tights Regular and
extra sizes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-17
SKDKHEGAN
FORREST L. CROSS
TAKES OWN LIFE

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SkownegsT COMMITTED sulcid l1F
shooting sometime F'riaal forenoon
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severn aav< taa NJ >cross wa III,
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hand whereabouts AathlBc sc~t-
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occu-reG scvera hours before -'hc
butte hac passed through the BODY
near the neart and had maur its We \
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the Inocli!auou had not resulted fsv-
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detrimental 10 MS nhysicsal condition
THIS had 10 ali appearances preved or
has mrrd~anG combined with has nov
tsuslnes venture, nroBab'~ rfyrn uiet.
it shattereG hlA nerves and was
nrnDabi' mdtrectiy responsible for
n rasn sci The community Will
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sae Willie greatly missed III rhe civic
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ELECTION FOR
BOWDOIN COUNCIL

Brunswick Ne Nay 1e--ne nat-
10 fer the election Of two MANNERS
o. the Beard Of Oearseers II i'll va
cancieS caused hy death anc FOR the
election o. four members o. the
Alumni Council n Rcwnoin college
was matted Thursday 10 fs,e Alumni
BY Gerayo 6 Wilder, secreta-! o. the
A,umn ASSccia ton.
Tho tsal,o. foE cverSeers x 81 fo:-
lows
i,ecrSy Rowland Wake "A E.
1so@ Lib Harvard 1885,. Eorn,
Angus, * 1879 Oxford Me, LAWYER
Nov yor., City. iseS- PAM directoT,
Lewis AInert Rur}eish, "A T.. 1881
Liz. Harvard lsa- Born March
p 1870 I-inne1s AS. Lawyer Az
e5sSfa Ms, 1ss4-1qi. T>ubissne!
Nennenec Journal. Jai2-, Maine
Legislature 1s8s-1o
Charles Howard Gilman = E, 3D.
Eo-r Noren,hsr - 1888, Sout! Be-
~5ra M Insurance Portland, Mt
1885 res estate Minneanosas
MINI tSs4-aS Boston Mass 1888
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1ohG ~ L. Harvard 1s0"- f;or14
M. = 1917 Bangor Ne Professor
f,ns,.Sh l-nIversi., o. Kansas 1905
o. Colunoe,is University 1905
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49, Rorr Ami Is. 1876. Portland
NJ Lev Den; Leland Stanford
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Portland 1895 T1n,oerlancs apd
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NJ. leoa-oa Harvard Law Scnoo4
iaa@- l.avver Augusta Me
1an:- Main Legislature 1919!
SraaRe~ 81 tne Hons.
Toscet Henderson Hupno1 : E.
1907 4 L. f1eer~f Washington. IN
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TaornsStoL Nj Library q. Congress
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3ea4 LAWYER New Yo-l. Cir 1915
Rip,ey LYMAN Dana a T., 1901
Lii Harvard loe- Earr Angus.
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ton Mass. 1000 Maj or L :. =
The candidates for 1ne Alumni
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7o6a Auburn NJ Maruta c1C~eE
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Insurance. William 1.innell 1an-
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ARE vol DISAPPOINTED

often - nnt feeiin, wolI nro,Jch r.
attend Sor1e SorisI cafhc-fnl a. IN
Eaen an appointment; o. .,roo,lr, ~
an attacl. OF indigestion, S,cs ~
ne~ierres cause 7isarrointr,en-
DON 4hevo
Won car ward Of th~Sf. rf4a-s,s
and keen ~our stomach a,a ,aj-ss-
tive ORGANS health r. tagirc
SFvFA SAPES, Natures ~crned
OF roots and herbs
Wher she stomach Is elt - o~der
the '4ver not working nrorerlv. ~
the hcwcis arc siugciSh a few. dnses
Of SEVEN RAfkS Will stimulate fhe
liver, regulate fine finw % hile sxrnl
distressing acids and dangerous no.
sons, and quickly restore Vol bark
70 good digestion and normal heaitt.
Stomach disorders ere the t7irer.
canse az nearly all the ailments that
arect she human svstrr and make
life burden. instead nF rfaas,1~e.
Digestive tronhle also snrjis
beauty rots Won % siaep makes daYl
rings around the ewes, and ruins fbe
complexion LET SEVEN pApE
aires; voofr fcod nnd +one vn,fr
stomach. then WOW ma eat what vol
like and bright eyes viii soor, return
Ask YOU dragrist fo,, Sr,vFN
SARkS. j. ne does nor hapren 10
have ii. hc will ga it for 'yot.. Ar
rent nc substitute PRICE 80
cents ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-17

while engaged III the, 49,. In sehai.
q. IN. rurressen rs -iors li5ies du~iB-
sht 7ea- ar. related IL the annus r.
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III ne c'~eSs s-r-riaT chCecf r-eserreG
eoda fee orssHrte~tar Genera ss-
snnatl,
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vr~t II. =. ~si. saw the reutr, tn.
n,ssols wor, vac man, nther thec-
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t.uld ,nes lonteo
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civel &c hts I'rti, child Unit tho child
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crea deiicscv Il the, apov srmpr
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thr 1snaneEa neu,aodfn. the senaratiou
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W - IN ecverrrent srhooIs H. I7ro,.-
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exhaustive tune O. v,ra} no,~e. !.
aust tn'>-Tron ~ .he biooa
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out for m blood
Q pI Inc niono prone conc,
tinn take the tron-I.a>- Tome trea,
men
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iaHs11id feei,Eg win M erar,,,- II,
ambition Or sieepiessnesg anG uu,,
aiitireo- o,It feeling
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iron-l.aE Tonic. TIE 1reatme,, !,
table, form rar he i,os-t, j.
drug store
There VoL have the advice ~ =
strong vigorous man who has r1iruft
of strength vitality and nervous r,rc.
for ta1sE lite and nieutv OF srrenrr, I
anC VITALITY left ~ enio,- all me
pleasures Of III
Rememhe! the nam--fron-I.ax
Tome accent no substitute. Get thu
genuine
Taxi Iron i-a%~Ton fo- awhile
after vnu feel all well! IT'S a mighty
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hioou and -et ynurself sood and
strong. a -end rtea 10 start 1ooa \ /.
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T;saiu fsowflitcn- Webster Co. & Il.
Murnh< Nrthtf~ Tetreattt Towie. u
scaaicion. and ali leading trIGgists-
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Thousarus az Children Susver firm
Wcrms =uu Their Mosnsrs po NJ,
Know what sne Troubie.ts

Signs ~ worms arc f1rrnnze tss.av,>
anL swollen tIf'net lsn souv <yo,,ar.
offenstVe h~esth hard and nm h..,,
wifi occas,ena rrsninrs an ,,,,,,,.
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lit;s. tCair" OF the most. itching rs ~,
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the teeth little red points sstictsi,,~ a.,
o. the tangnc starting during SITES 4
slow fave
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Flint Mic. asedsi1F True.s Elfr,. =. :,
her little baby girl when she YIN 80, 20
Mrs Rnhar,s wrotf 10 Or rr,,. ~,
ltstie cirl IS rured OF her pyrrrv,s.
~ later tetter wrole 'Raby Is ~,
and shinh L ~as vour m~si,ct,,e ~.
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bahv Is III start giving br -rr,,e,s ts,s,'.
a. nryg Write US treetv aho,ft yt,a.S,,,N'
No char far eorresronaence W. ~
True Elixir ~ vo}ir SiruSsstnr. a, -. -
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g Y SECRETARIES
GET WAR CROSS
! SKOWHEGAN ROY

washington, ALI Jt-Three y al
L. "a secretaries wsrc oeco,a,es
with shc crotZ oo Gue-rc here ~.
nicht for vaiorn,s service win ~.
Marine CORPS IL Frame f,resen,.
ton u the medals WITS made by e;e,,.
erxl l.. Coilardet. military atlache =,
fhe French embassy following !
reading q the citations IN -Secr...
tarv % War Bake
Recipients % the decorations we>,
ErnFv {. Butter Of skowheran Al.
De Roy T. Fonyiilc RuI,linrtor \.
G.. and f;@N- ID. William 4. Farmer
OF Western Theplor,ca SEMINAR,
pittsburgh "A Three OF The uey
were 'voundeG ana Gassed einr,nc
ther; service with thc r. al G. a
IN France and Funviise host The sigh
OF one eye.
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Sim tasen from ore Q. The castle
towers PeseU Tits cap rs silvey
fnrcule. into which Is inserted u
winding ~croll o. silS inscribed with
historical facts ahcu1 i've pellsnd
family, also pictures of~the RAsilaro
castle an6 Siy pche-1 ne cedlano
The scroll IS arranged or srrine
ARD Is easily pulled o,t for examins s.
ton. r'he ferru'e 5 inscribed with
ths following
Tho woods art. stones ir This cR-c
were taken FROM the ruins os pr,t
iar0 Castle v>a>e-e tNe> haC reposej7
,or Se0 wears This WAY tl,e seal 81
Robert ne Endlan6 and here Nc was
sasin in ths .reaT 1es> The hfstor:~
cal n,enorial Vva~ rrcdnce7 IN G.. T
pid7or 81 and y N he ertaiirG ~
t>t American fauils IA tin,e
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Rowdoill 1919
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p,s>s,,rx n .-he tsyesh.ttsrianz
have IN the fsesd 1915 foreign mtsssur-
. les ana sss native workers. IN II cot,r-
tries and ssS citses Of the non-1n
than ~or,o The F'reshytsTsan consns
60 ttcns ir this nei6 number %sS WaH
II. ~ CONFERENCE.-The an6 Art aoner-
ents, ~ hospitals arc dssrenss f'ss
tree tee *, SIS patients.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-17

y announced BY the Allies n enc
very speech which contained them
President Wilson d.d not contend ne
offered ANYTHING netv or different
re identified his SUMMARY as s'lh
stsntlvciy the same as tha' % the
Allies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-17
Docs Prohibition Ssre o. Cert ,"

Ecer7-where orc rces the eYry Is
hssr RI thst our prohib'torv legislation
increases The cos and a6ds q tire
burden of taSstion, Especially is this
tire case in the Vocal option and Ii
cense states Men tain about the loss
Of revenue 70 the to~n OF city, and
think nos 81 the immense saving ser
tain 70 follow shr closing OF the So e.
/ looms. Here is testimony worth -ea6 =
ing taken from one Of tire ~ Boston
6si'ies. Il relates 70 Tire cc~fftion IL
New Hampshire .cda% ara shows
that p fnancial standpoint 1t -avs 70
stop the run. t-aN15 n that STATE.
as in Maine erFo-cer,eni has -anidly
Increased deposits ~ savings banks.
ins,,rins an assci srainst hard times
no. VassihTe when cursed hy the sa =
toon Here IS what tie Boston daily
SAYS
"Io-ohifittor has prohibited ire honor
t-aflc 7 has reduced me number O.
arrests so dr1nSerncss 7r. every oity
thenl as Y,,7,ct as *oI.r-Neins owe ire
corresponding month .. lasi veas y
has closed OF scre-al q ihe county
3s's ss,-esssa ~ 7o ~ 9. a
The srate prison ard cflt down the cor
rnitnnents n All rera, institutions Il
has checked tNe rising -ost q -naipte-
nance o. raure-s and otheT pubic
tNa~eeS. There are PLENTY q 1eu-es Z
prove his
.'1'he 7oiice, cha-'ty ara eet''croen,
WORKERS are = nv III c-ed1tTnC tNe
abolition ~ satoors WIFI TIE irnr-oveG
oo1dit'oos arc 81 re ,or177ercfsl or-
tfes - Noesf New Man, BUSH ass