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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-04
Appel am bic acsiernus.
6chlcitnct Srii6t
b JnSnitric lit Jctua

! 9es @aoiues, ssSa., A. Sea. Soma
hginnt iett au beereifen, mas cine
|oblennot eigentfid] beoeittet. Sl
In groBeren Stdoten operiert man
Va einem Sedsitunbenplon; oIGe
RlipeientIi6e1 snouItrien itno ee.
|3IoIIen; Gilenbabnen uno Strabeu.
|abnen baben ibren 9etrieb ouf Elm
Itininuint bei6rdnft. Die Salipt-
fIddftsiittereiien bon 9es Moines
P1ben ben @ouberneitr &ar6ing ers
fGt, bon Stootspegen Die &obIen.
E-uben Su iibernebmen uno in 9e.
E.ieb su ieben. Gr bat Dies neriuei.
EFT. inoem er fagte, er tuolle uiht
|esen SnfeL Gam &rieg fiibren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-04
yeabel giobiuion per6aftet.

4 Atlantie, sSd., Z. 8e5.-3ie CT.
HbieBuns bon Carl WtilIaro bon
Ianita ourdI feline Stieftodter Waa.
|lieI gfobinion. oiirfte zines Der ouf.
Iheenohen GapiteI Der @eididte
.biIoen. Carl 1lilIaro lit Elm be.
lfonrier Gjrobfdntieo; er botte bic
piutter ieiner Gtieftod)ter onl
|Eonfinganostoe gebeiratet ilno Wen.
|beI uno ibre Smpeiter sldubten fid
Ibeeittr6dtist Inn @ermoeen, meld)es
lie 92iitter. Srou Sfobinion. aeerbt,
kno oiirfte 6ies bns @otip sitr Sat
deipeien iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-04
9s[1t[idl aeftnrhen.

Gnitlap, Sn.. 4. 3e8. George
|5Ieoion eiit berborragenoer Csc.
lbdftsmann ftarb eona pl5slidJ IN
*|ineni Stumbling 2a6er,. gs tpirn
zagenommen, oaB elm Seraid)lae
inenl 2eben Elm gnoe seutndt bat.
ffr binterIdBt cine @ittpe uno bier
|50bne, tuopon 5iDei I'm Ser. Gtoa.
IN gailitdroienit iuaren. Grn,i @Iea.
|3n mar oitr 8eit, oIs ibr @otte
|tarb, In @liooen. i'm bem 8eerdb.
|lis ibrer @hitter bei3uipobnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-04

Stanten befirt0et. ioa rnd ben Wttt'
telltonten eeiarot iueroen.
GddIten Sonrtag finoet In ct.
2ouis cine ipeiterr aonferena bon
@ouberneiiren itntt; man miro Die
&egieriing eriuhen Den 6lsItiinoi.
gen glrbeitstdg, Der gegentpdrtig in
Chicago, &anios gitp Omaha lino
onoeren ipeYtli6en St6oten einee.
fiibrt it, iiber oos gnn3e 2ano aus.
oioebneit, oenn Der &oblennot uliiiie,
70 iaoen bie @oubernenre, ponl gon.
5ert 2anoe linb nidt nur bon eit-
5eInen Stnaten begegnet iperoen.
9ie nnbaltenbe faIte @itterlt1g
in mebreren Eeifen oes WtitteIpe.
items bat unter Der 8ebolferutis
idwere 2eioen nit iid) gebradt. Sil
GeiIen bon &onios uno 9tebrasfas
meroen Maisfolben nls @renmnate.
rioI benutt.
Sier eingelnuiene @eridte beiu.
gen, ooB bic glrbei in Dem eonaen
gnlumet Stdbloiitrift om rGdIten
Somstog eingeItellt neroen nitb.
falls big oabin feline fpeitere aob.
Ien5ufu6r erfoIgt.
Ser Gtoot gliiiouri plant, oein
gaiIbieIe BEG @ouberneltrs bon @ons
las at folqen iino aoble ourd) 6rei-
tpiIlige forbern au fniIen. gereits
iino mebrere @ruben In Barton
gouitth NO., burd oen Staat be.
idlognobntt iporben.
Wrnbenbe1ter IN aomiereHs.
8aibington, A. 9ea.-Gine sln.
sabl 8ri,benbefiber beiinoen fitb bier
in aonferena. Inn einen neiien 2obns
ias oits5uorbeiten. Gs beiBt, baB
oerieIbe ettpos riebr iuie IA Hro.
aent ipie bon @nrfiel0 tn @orihlog
gebrodt iuur6e, betrogel1 miro.
giersebn aanics grnben in getrie6.
Nittsbnrg. Gdns., A. Ge5. 5.-@e.
fern tpuroen 5ebn 8negonla0lngert
aoble. Die bon Sreiuiaieen eefor.
oert iitlo. no6 Srtidnften In 9dtt.
Jas beforoert. ipeI1e oerfelben am
ftotidTten beoiirfeu. g9ie 0ouu. SCI.
len iaet. fino eegeniudrtig Ia Berg
iperfe in aanfas in 8etrieb.
9enber, Colo. A. 9ea. Die Goli.
bernenre bon gtebrosfa, @bonting
ltno Colorado boben bier beute eine
9onferen5. Inn einen glon aiueds ail.
frie6enIteilenoer &oblenberteiling
niigSuorbeiten. @ouberreiir Gareb
bon Colorado, Der Die aonferer5 Elm.
bernfen bot, lit Ser @eilung, bdB
eine iadnerltdnoige 9erteililng Der
geforoerten aoble Die SCOT I'm Mit.
teIipeiten teiIlpeiie beben miro. SEC.
Gelbie miro fi9 ipater nod @nib.
iilston bege6en, itm oer Regierung
ben gIdn Der orei Gotberneure Dor.
SlIegen. .8ir for6ern in 0ieIem
9erritoriuni gerug aoble, I'M elmer
aobIennot In ltnierm 9iitrift itito
gum Sell niid) in on0eren Giftriften
5lt iteucrn", foste @oub. Carer.
n@ir ipollen beritaen, einen glon
Sfoeds SltfrieoenIteaenoer gerteiling
Der 4oble oits5larbeiten."
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heine scblen fir
frentSc Danipfer

9tem gorf. a. Ges.- -3ie grenu-
itoffbertuaItung bot Snr geidrdn-
fling Der einbeilf,iicben aoblennot
ongeoronet, oai3 mad Dem 5. Qe5ern.
Der, nritfnas 1 llbr, feineu aus.
Idnoiiden isbiffen in irgenS einent
Snfen Der Ser. 5taaten &ohIen fin
tbre gunfer geIiefert iueroen sir.
feu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-04
mettcrbcritlpt

Sir Omaha uno ttrngeeeno -
Sd)on beiife obeno iro Srettog. gt.
mas falter Sreitos.
SIR Jlebrosfn Sdon beiite nbenb
uno 6reitag. 3tnebnienoe 1tnnpoI-
filng rno fiilter, iuabriheinIid,
Shnee in weitlihen 2ei[en.
Sur Sopu--llnbcitirnnltps @ettrr
heilte oben0 inio ssreitoa init
Sdnce IN oitEidlea unh IitnIiheu
S&lIe hel,te ahgub. -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-04
,Seimfe6r Der lettcm srnppeu.

8oIbinoton, A. 9e5.-Ger gfeit
Der s(merifanil6en expeditions.
StreitfrGftc In Sranfrcid),. beitebcnn
ans elmer Monnidnft BON 800 @e-
meiiten ino Sffi5ieren, INTER- Dem
gefebl oes 9rigooier General 8.
8. Gonnor. miro am 81. 9e5entber
bon Sranfreidl abfabrcn. 9lne iibri-
gen uiIitGriIhen glugeIegenbeiten
tperoen benz gefebl beg 2berit E.
gentIen Ntott iiilterIteIIt iperoen,
Scm iriibcren MsiIiiGr. .9ittohe in
Gnris.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-04
11Mr So Staatcft
fit Prohibition,

sgalbington A. 0e5.-Obio bot
oos Gtootsoepnten1ent bon Der Ser.
Derfung bes 9robibitionsanenoe4
nlarlts in Genitnis seiebt. 9ies ldBt
nur 35 Stanten olti ber 9roflnma-
ton 6es 6toatsoepartements iiber
annnbme oes grobibitionsseiebes,
pabreno SO Stanten n6tig finb.
MogIi6eripeiIe miro Elm nnoerer
Staot, Der oos Gmenoenent rntifi.
sieren ipirb, fir Ohio eineei6oben
tueroen niiifien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-04
Mene Ma6na6m'III|
gegen streitI .5rer
tperScn Scr 1tcbcrtrctiina ccs Ginbaltsbefebls be-
iHulSief iiitc miiiien iitt tuceen 1fii6-
aHtttna Scs Gcrietts rerantpcrtcn.
rieSieenSe esotlenperteiluns pirs seplant
SSn0ionapolis. Ssno.. 4. Qea.

SnbionnpoIis, Sno., A. 9e5. -
Siebenunonelin5ig Waitglieoer Der
llniteo Nline 8orfers Of gtnterita
iino dufeeforoert iporoeL iiG bor
Ri9ter gln6erion tpegen llebertre-
flung oes ginboltsbefebls relp. MiB.
odtung bes @eridts 5u bernntipor.
ten; nnter oieien befinoen fi9 Sd
geoute, 3iItriftspr6fioenten ilno
MitgIieoer oes Grefutipfonlitees
Die 8eiduloieung ipurOe non oen
Diftriftsmp1lten Snn 8. Siu1nls
itno 8. 6. Glad nnbdngig geniadt.
@s miro geltenb eentadt, oaB Die
geopiten Der @rubenIeilte Union
ollrd ibr @ebdren Die Streifer Ell.
mutiet bnben Die gtrbeit nidt ipie.
Der oitf3nitebmen ilno I'M 8ioer.
ipru1 nit Dem @inbnltSbefebl feline
Sdritte rttternonmen boben, bic
Streifer 5u beranlaiict sur g(rheit
5uriif5iifebren.
geanlte Der 2ofoI.llnion SO.
201t, Clinton, Sno., iillo tnter Der
gefhuloieung Dor @eridt gelobeh
Sdt iie Gtreifern $500 l1nteritiit-
sung altfonlnlen lieBen. Gieies itebt
int 8ioeriprndl NIT Dem @inbalts.
befebI. Gie 3lt 8erbaftcnoen iueroen
geeen giirgidnft I;s 5ur 3eit ibres
9roaeHes ouf ireicm SUB belaiien
iuer6en. Ser 0.5aa fontnlt rl19Iten
Gienstag 5ur 8erbanollnt. 8ie 81.
itriftsanipnlt Sinlnls erfldrt, bat
Die meeierung bic abiidJt, seaen ole
geonlte bon 2ofdl. l.ltnioneit, bic ber.
fuden, oen Streif oltrd ltnteebuns
bes ginbaItsbefebls am 2eben slt
erbnlten Doraugeben.
appell ait bic 9esiernus.
gbirogo, A. Geo.-@oup. 2oipben
bon. sSyIiuois ipir6 on Die giuloes.
regierung einen spperl ridten, nm
ofIe III ben 8er. Gtaaten befinoliden
aobleaborr1te mad ienett 2anoestei-
len at ienoerl. ipn Die SCOT am er0B.
ten lit; oilf) &ortfobIe, Die iih IN
GROCER Menge iinbenittt in 6itliden
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-04
pclniletes Habinett
lit stiriiaectretef,

Souoott 4. 3eS.-Gns poTniide
9rebbureon erfIdrt, oob oos poIni.
ide 9nbinett rpiietiert babe. ooB
ober Elm 8ertrouensbotiim fiir oen
Miniiterpr1iiSenten ,Gaoeremsfi nb.
seeeben iOiirSe. 9ie @iniltertriie lit
gum GeiI aaf bie oItgaliailde sSruge
aariiduiiibren. Enoerrtpsfi iit nit
Ser 9iIhung ocs aobincttS bcouf.
trnnt
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e~J~ftffDsh ~~%i<p~el D~~f-v~~~~s 49,
geri6morung gegen Wegifo~, iDelGt
Merifo init Goblet 9inBInft6 uni
Sobiet ltnenrn pergleidt tiao be-
bauptet, oaB @nnitreet iinb eini
erfarfte 4refie eine St,terpenficn ait
gliniten omerifnniiher Nusbets
|tunesfapitaliiten 81, srSipingen bers
iu9en. Gltrd cine fir MgitotiDnss
si.efe eri6offene uglniondI QlIio.
citation for Nrotectfon of anieriedr
Rigbts@ tuiiroen fpftenntiitb 2iigen
ilbsr @erifo berbreitet, ann III 0cn
Ser. Staaten Gtiluititng fiir cine
Snterbentinn in Merifo a,t madden.
sSn Der groidiire iperoen 6ie nrHr4
|rifaniifen @rbeiter nltfgefor0ert,
gegen eine Snterbention al oppo-
nieret. Sal bebdnptet, I'M Heiise
pr.i griefen 5ii fein ipeI1e beipeifen,
oaB Die &egiernng gorransas fit
oie 9eriteatng iin6 @erbreit,ing bic
Ter groi6iire be5nbIe.
Baibington, A. De5. - Cine De.
|nlelniarne &eiuiution, bic ben asrd4
|itoenten nnipeilt, ole DipIon1ntifden
5u Merifo icfort ob5ubreden iino
Die anerfennline garransos ieitens
Der Gegierltng iofort suriif5imebs
men, iuuroe Gpnnerstng bon Genn.
tor Salls, Seem Merifo, I'M Galot
eingereid)t. Sails gfeioIittiou heiBt
oas sluftreten 2aniittgs i'm Son
Senfins gut, ialo erbebt geeen Sic
neyifaniide @eianotihaft itt gsolh.
ington, Die lnerifaniIden General.
foninle IN Gan 6rnnciseo unb aelp
gorf nno oIIe nterifa1iIben aon=
inle Die 9latiage, 0aB Oieielben re.
bolutionore unh bolIheiuiitifd)e
Sheen ber1reiteten lin0 Da6 Gar.
ronSa Der Siilterrnant bieier Tatig.
feit let.
gor6er bate it5otl Genator
Mburit eitten 9Irtrng eingebront
Der Die Regierung ernladtiefe, ae.
niisetlb gruppel an ser @ren5e olif.
8iiltelIer, Inn 2eben uno Giaentl,nt
in Den @ret3oiltriften sa fdiibett.
Seotor Sbielos ertl1rte ben antraa
aibnrit fir ntdt tuitreideno genlla
uno gab feiner lteberseueitng sEus.
Druid, bob iofort &rieg an giegifo
erflart iuer0en lniiIie.
Ser antras oes Senators SnG
ipnrOe oem 4onlitee fir aitsfudrtiae
gnselesanbeiten iibergeben, uno ser
geriht bieies aonlitees tuir6 lit ben
eriten Sagen ertportet, tpoourd, 0er
ourd Die 8erbreden gesen an1eri.
faner iebr oufgebr19te genat 0ie
5rase ettoailItis 5lt entideiben Boz
ben tuir6.
Ser sSiibrer Der Oertofrotiffen
Minoritat, Senator SitebcoG. loate
nod elmer aonferens nit Gtaots.
setretdr 2aniins, boB Die Demo.
fraten iid nod nidt at elmer SfeI.
llinggnabrne Dem Gtttrdg San ees
geniiber entidloilen bdtten.
sSunrea, Mer., 8. Dea.-gtaf, bier
eingegangeiten Mabridten lit Sr1r.
cisco 8illa obn einiaen feirter eigss
men 2eilte gefaneen genontn,en NOR
iooroen uno niro bis 3itr sLussoHs
lung elmer 8elobnttng oirdb Ole
@arranaa Reeieriuts feitsebnlten.
Stellt naes in slbrebe.
San 5rdneisco. A. Ge3. - ATs
@ertreter Der llniteo greB ben me.
rifoniffet @enerolfoniuI bon Der
BON Senntor sna erbobenen a[n4
tlnee, ooB er rebcIuticn1re inio Dol.
fdelpiitild)e sSoeen berbrqite. IN
4enntnig gefest ipnr0e, erfI1rfe er
ben @eonnfen fir IGderTif. Seine
@efliihunsen ridteten fib oaif Die
6Sroeritt9 Der &nnoelsbediebtnget
3tpiiden oert beioen 26noern: er
batte BON elmer ltnteriithitna ieiner
foniuI1riifen 91tiafeit nihts All
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shreveport, Co., 4. 9ea. Die
Stdn0aro Sil 60. siebi befonnt, ooB
Die Hreiie fir 2oniiiana IetroIe1tm
nm 90 Gents pro SOB in ore SohcI
sesnnoen linb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-04
Sdtwmrgcricttc In
JrlanS abgeiNafft

2onoon, 4. 3ea.-Sn 6er &ubi.
nettsiibung bonn 3. 9e3enlber tuurOe
Die @eidDoreneneerihte
in Srlano fir cine 8eitIang at
iuspenoieren neil tpegen ber terro.
riitii6en 3uItiroe es nidt m6sIidj
iei cine @ernrteiliins alnsefloeter
Al eripirfen.
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.saiueleuIaSen onsaeranbi

Ges Moines, Sn., a. 9e5.--@e.
tern oroneea bel beIIern Toee orei
!3ai0iten in oos @eif1ft Don 8.
kuubIer & Con- fperrten Gambler
q Elm 8inuuer uno etttfanlen mtf
|sdlnudioden iui Berie bon $4,000.
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Sinatt5bcriett
iibcr Hilfsfcncs.

gisber foIleftiert uno
beroffentlidt ...$25,975.94
@ingelanbt bon Serrn
@aar Grimm. SpaI-
SpaIoillg. 9ieb. (5ronf
Berger, $500: llnge-
nonnt $500. .... 1000
2eonar6 SeiB, Sage, gaeb 1900
S. $. 8. 8oiie, gain,
ipooo, &oi. ......... =. 5000
Stto 5pielnann Sdn-
len, gsebr. 500
@taria Sol,binger, 8ob-
9e, gecbr.,. 1000
sSobn grougb, Omaha
(oon sSrait &oder). 500
Sarnnluno oes Serrn S.
$. g3ronrn1er in 2ouis.
bile, geebr. (iiebe TN.
tenltebenoe 2iIte). -. 42.00
--------~----------
3otal .$26,112.94
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2ouisbiIle, Reb., 2S. gtob.
Cumming gum Silfstperf fir
9eutlcblonb nn6 Selterreih.
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S. 8. Bronlnler,
2onispiGe, 9aebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-04

An Anszsesa Nswspspw
whieh stands fss Ansri-
san ideals and principles
--publishsd in ne Gsr-
nan Language for Anss-
can dsisns whs sesd
German
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23

blocks will put together a presentable
cottage in very quick time.
There have been experiments IN
concrete cottages at Merthyr, Barroy
and York
An Irish council at Enniskillen has
produced a cottage OF this sort for
$40 1t lets ior Is. rs cents) per
week.
At Brain,fce the Cri,,all Manuiac.
turing company IS exhibiting cottages
built OF concrete at cost which in.
yi,es comparisons wholly favorable
to the new process
One OF the features Of the Brain
tree cottages is the use OF steelwork
in the place OF wood for the window
frames Wood frames are very
Short"
More than ten years ago" said a
housing expert "Mr Edison iotetold
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23

the immediate vicinity Of Kansa.
City. The iloifmans and Jonese'
,lcp, little tha, night.
From Tennessee, They Said.
Two little glrlS--,heir hair in long
braidS-tlptoed before the ticke,
window at the Missouri Pacific rail
road station a, Lees Summit abou,
noon yesterday
Two tickets to Springfield
please they choru'ed-hali whis.
pcrlng,
They'll be $62S each" replied the
station agent
But We have no money" and the
girls turned away and returned to
the Commercial hotel where two
hours before they had registered as
Margaret and Elizabeth Lawrepce.
The clerk grew inquisitive,
"Oh, we're Just roaming atound,
the girls told HIM I'VE live in Ten.
neSsce'
The clerk notified the Karsa,
City police Soon motor cars bear.
ing the Hoiimans and the Joneses
were speeding toward Lees Summit
Late yesterday afternoon Katherine
and Ida again were in their homes
A street car had taken them ID
Dodson on Sunday afternoon. They
had tramped from Dodson to Hiok
man Mills Atter a night spent al
a farm house east OF Hickman Mills
the girls had begged ride in a
farm wagon TO Lees Summit
In their homes last nigh, Rather
inc and Ida. still in the land OF
screen dreams, surveyed their purses
The leather bags we're empty but
from the girls
"Who cares"
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WHO CARES"
\ Feature Phdtoplay


Two girls-thelr hair IN long
biaids-tiptoed before the ticket win.
dow OF a movie thcater At lnde
pcndcnce avenue and Benton boule-
ward on Friday night
1.-TWO tickets, please" they choru,ed
half whispering,
Hasty backward Slanccs-includne
the movie queen and the throng IN
the ioycr-and the girls squeezed past
the ticket takcr and into the drsky
auditorium fn'vlrcd IN each Others
arms, they soon were IN another
world
A world oi trial, and ribuationS.
Little troubles. grown from mole hills
10 mountains, chased along on each
other, heel, over the screen. Lie
at her grlndmothcr'S home was trou-
blc,omc ior tht heroine.
Then into another world
A world OF little JOY thrills Far
from grandmo'hcr's farm house IT,
where night was brighter than day
went the heroine Arms tghtencd
and relaxed with each thrill from the
screen On and on IN land OF scteen
dreams until
Would Sc Life, Too.
Great sally heads wefc pioNing
damp burrows down the checks Of the
two girls The arms tlgh,encd and
relaxed The heroine had tasted the
bitter drcgS the two girlS had tasted
only the JOY bubbles. Tears meant
nothing
Back to their homes trudged the
two girls Vision, OF adventure were
foremost in their miud, On Satur-
day afternoon they met again They
plotted and planned They would see
the world. she saw things" they
agreed-thc screen dreams still high
est above the horiz,n-"aud We vii,
too"
Sunday dawngd with clouds pre-
dominating The glrl'-katherine
Hoffman, ll-ycar.old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs A. { Hoffman, 81
Benton boulevard, and Ida Coombes,
II years old, adopted daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Harry Jones. jj2
Benton boulevard, met again
We're going to the library was
their parting message as they de
parted for the No,thcas, high school
Night came hut It did no, bring
the two girls back 70 their homes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-23

concrete houses--a nine-roomed house
for 81 90.
In America 'concre,e blocks are
used ior villas and small houses TO a
much greater exten, thar in England
some middle-claS house can he built
for 400
Not only is fime and money saved.
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but the concrete hoav Is more dura.
able.
ing furniture Of concrete by means OF
secret process OF its own.
Desks, chairs. tables and other ar
tlclcs are being made which look ex.
actly like polished oak. ="
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LITTLE GIRLS
SHAPE CAREER
after MOVIES
They Leave Home 10 Emu
late Screen HerOineS,

KANSAS CITY, NAV 2}.-Shc
va, beautiful. CAV lights enhanced
the bloom on her checks The sign
N her ieri-
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Weekly Rent for
Concrete Houses
Only "Two-Bits'

LONDON, May 2j-"S,one walls
slo not a prison make" but concrete
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AT THE FIRST SIGN
OF BILIOUSNESS
TAKE A CALOTAB
The New Nausealess Calomel That
Does The Work Without The
Slightest Unpleasantness Or
Danger OF Salvation

Ask your doctor and he will tell
you that calomel is the best and only
sure remedy for a lazy liver, bilious
ness, indigestion and constipation.
Now that all of its unpleasant and
dangerous qualities have been re-
moved, calomel, in the form of CAL
otabs, is the easiest and most pleas
ant of all laxatives to take. One
tablet at bedtime with swallow of
water-that's all. No taste, no grip
ing, no nausea, no salts. In the morn
ing you feel simply fne-live, wide
awake, energetic, strong and with a
hearty appetite for breakfast. Eat
what you please and go about your
work-no danger of salvation.
Calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages, price thirty-five
cents. Your druggist recommends
and guarantees Calotabs by offering
to refund the price if you are not de-
lighted with them.-(Adv.)
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Window Displays

Just now there are some very neat
and pretty show windows in Kings
tree, displaying seasonable goods
and wares. One of the windows that
especially caught the reporters eye
was that of the Kingstree Hardware
Co., showing an oil range and a
handsome line of aluminium cooking
utensils. The show windows OF the
Peoples Mercantile Co., and the
Kingstree Dry Goods Co., are very
attractive, and those Of Messrs. Jen-
kinson, Silverman and Marcus also
attract attention. Our jewelers. al
ways have pretty window displays,
for there is nothing that arrests the
notice of mortal man like gold, sill
yer and jewels, except a beautiful
woman.
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Salters Locals

Salters, March 10.-We have been
having some very wet weather for
the rast month, last week especially,
when it rained nearly every day.
Farm work is getting very much
behind as the ground has been too
wet to plow. There will be a much
larger acreage planted in corn this
year than last in this section. More
grain has also been planted this
year than last. There is considera-
BILE increase in the tobacco crop and
a decided reduction in the cotton
crop.
The roads in this section are in a
terrible condition, many of them be-
ing almost impossible.
Mrs. NJ. N. Sparks new residence
is nearing completion and is quite an
addition to the town.
Mr.. E. H. Odom's new residence
is going up rapidly and will also
add much to our town.
Mrs. w. C. Tuttle, Of Greelyville,
spent Thursday with relatives here.
Henry E. Davis, ESQ.,, Of Florence
spent Saturday here with his father.
Mr.. j. f. Davis.
Mr.. j. NJ. Nettles, of Winter Gar
den, Fla, spent few days with rel
atives here last week.
Mr.. Jasper Sires, of Charleston,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Several of the young folk attended
the "Tackey" party at the old Boyd
home Friday night and enjoyed it
very much.
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|me team lost
Florence last weel

Little MISS E'izabeth Swails ente
tanned her missionary society n
Friday afternoon. Quite a number; ;of
the Young folk were present. After
/ the regular meeting a sweet course
was served.
Miss Martie Boyle left on Tuesday
fafternoon for her home in Sumter.
Miss Boyle has never completely
recovered from the "fu' and finds
that she cannot teach unless she has
two weeks rest.
We received card this week from
Capt. (Doctor) c. D. Jacobs who is
with the 511th Eng. Battalion,
American forces in France. He tells
us that he had expected to sail for
home in January, but plans were
changed and his organization is now
at a beautiful and historical section of
the country, engaged at road con-
struction.
Mr.. Leroy Epps entertained his
friends at barbecue supper at the
fair grounds Monday night. Those
present were Mrs. J. F. McFadden,
Mrs. Leroy Lee, chaperons, Misses
Lee, Rice, Epps, Ives, McGill, Ander-
son, McMurray, Brockington, Trotti,
McFadden, Messrs. Baker, Prosser,
Calhoun, Swails, Epps, Alsbrook,
Weatherly, Athens, Ga; Evans
Workman; Vance, Wilkins.
On account of a freight wreck
near St Stephens Sunday afternoon
local trains were much delayed Mon
day. About thirteen cars of the
freight were derailed on the embank-
ment near St Stephens. The cars
were loaded with perishable freight
and this was scattered far and wide
when the smash came. Five cars OF
oranges are said to have been wreck
ed and contents thrown broadcast.
What great time the boys in the
neighborhood must have had with
those oranges, we can imagine.
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Church Notice

Special revival services will begin
at the Methodist Church Sunday
morning March 10th, and continue
through the week.
There will be preaching twice dai-
ly, at II a. m. and 1880 p. m. A song
and prayer service will precede the
preaching.
The people of all creeds and nc
creeds, merchants, clerks, profession
al men, and the public at large are
cordially invited to attend these
services.
The preaching will be done by tht
pastor, Rev. j. T. Fowler.