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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-16
TO SING
IN BANNER CHORUS
Copyright, 1913.
BY R l. Goldberg

One thousand people will represent
The Star-Spangled Banner" Chorus in
the July 4 celebration.
A rehearsal will be held tonight in
the auditorium of the Thomson School,
Twelfth and L streets northwest.
Miss Priscilla w. Streeter. organizer
OF THE Star-Spangled Banner" Chorus,
desires that Washington's best singers
join the chorus.
Two hundred and fifty sopranos. $50
altos, ESQ tenors ana $50 bassos are
needed to perfect the chorus. Names
may be sent to Miss Streeter at 110S L
street northwest.
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ROCKVILLE NEWS
BarnsIey, Legislature Candi-
date, for Race Track Gambling
and Against Suffrage.

ROCKVILLE, Md, June 16.-Not
waiting to be quizzed. as, it is under
stood. all legislature candidates in
this county will be. as to his attitude
on race track gambling in Maryland,
James N Barnsley, who recently an
nounced himself a candidate for one
of the Democratic nominations for the
house of delegates, has stated his Do-
sition on that subject.
Mr.. Barnsley thinks horse racing
one of the greatest of sports, and
feels that II some people like to
speculate on the respective speed
merits of the contesting animals tnev
should be allowed to do so. He holds.
however, that everything connect ed
with the sport should be ION Jhe
level" and favors legislation designed
to place racing on a higher plane.
Not only has Mr.. Barnsley come ont
for race track betting, but he also
mas declared his opposition to woman
suffrage.
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WAS AS PALE !. !.
AS A GHOST

There are certain symptoms byvhich
snemia, or lack Of blood can generally
be recognized. They arc pallor iofthc
face and lips, shortness of breath on
slight exertion, such Us going llpstairs,3
and palpitation Of the heart. ,Thetliin
HOOD also causes digcstigc disturb
snces in many cases and there are fire..
quently pains in the back and head.
Il had been closely confined to bust,
ness" says Mrs. Andrew II. Hoyt, Of
Households, N. ", e'and / suppose |.
over-taxed my strength for o2siy last
summer / nearly broke down entirely.
II had so little blood that ] was as
pale as ghost. was troubled with
headache and backache and also with
indigestion. / was always tired and
weak and had shortncss Of breath on
The least exertion. M 10, 81
From reading about DR.. Williams
Pink Pills in the paper ] decided TO
give them trial. l experienced relief
within week. My friends have re-
marked how much better my color is
and certainly feel whole lot better.
My headaches are gone, | am much
stronger and am better able to attend
TO business. All this change has
occurred in six weeks since 1 began
Taking DR.. Williams Pink Pills"
Ifyou have any OF the symptoms
that Mrs. Hoyt describes try building
UP the blood with DIR. Williams Pink
Pills. Eat nourishiDg food, exercise a.
little in the open air daily and watch
The color return to cheeks and lips.
You run no risk in giving Or. Williams
Pink Pills atrial MS they can not in. .
jure the most delicate system. had-
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
Ill druggists or direct from the DIR.
Williams Medicine Co, Schenectady,
N. ~, on receipt Of price, 30 centsper
box, six boxes $3.50. Write for free
booklet Building Up the Blood"
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Remember you GoDNE W. L. Gokys Drug Store
Bennington W GoLDINE may Thorpcs Drug Store
Hoosick Falls N Y .t -t
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Callus? Peel
1t OF Quickly!
Nothing On Earth Like "Gets-1t'
For Corns and Calluses.

A SPOT OF thickcncd skin on tho
bottom OF your foot which so often
makes walking an agony Is as easily
removed by wonderful "Gcts-lt' as
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4 Wanted 10 Sleep Like | Worked,
ShOphand Says

and ] could not sleep. worked hard
all day and all wanted was TO sleep
the way ! had TO work.
Finally, ! began taking Goldlnc
and L was wonderful how that mcdi-
cine helped me- Ny kidneys an'f
stomach are better and have at
asst got something that relieves my
nerves and helps me to sleep.
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George Tillostou of Cambridge, Vt,
near Burlington. says. Il suffered
for two years with kidney trouble,
which brought on nervousness. /
had rheumatism in my back and hips
and my kidneys troubled me so |
would have 10 get up many times
during the night was so nervous,
| trembled at the least little thing
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Rat Perils Flyer; High
Altitude Kills Rodent

bIioudon.--Rats can't live in
high attitudes.
Interesting as indicating ado
fculiy If not n danger in lQng
distance flying which will have
TO he guarded against, is The
story of an adventurous rat, told
on their arrival nj Karachi by
Maj. Gen. Salmond and his
party. who are flying from
Cairo 10 Australia Dy way OF
Persia and India.
The rat, attracted by the food
supplies, is bellcyed to have
boarded an nlrplanc at Chabar.
Il previous stopping place, or
earlier. At all events. it was
/, heard lnawipg after leaving
capbar, audi a Ksarcli he
: guard Yliich protected the els-
chine during tlfc night'heurd the
rat continuing It's nibpling. The
!, lrpg ihdNevcr, could, npfs be To-
ebtca .or caught, Atm leaving
.Karacifi its actiSities. went on,
and as II was thought il might
!. be gpewing some importantp0rt.
Of the machine, II was decided
10 Sec IL 'cbld would havei any
effect on its activities.
The emaehine was accordingly
taken tosovcr 10000 feet. and
this was too much for a rat nui.
\ turril in the baimy waunth Of
! The Persian gulf, and frozen or
numbed with cold, il could ap.
parmtIy hold cd no longer and
dropped of into space.
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sPri. Clarence Dude. Washington.


sd'rEe .Wto G., kepnsop. ;IrasbEg N
'n'erb"Tlfonlqgs, P. fHarSs ,YeESsepres,
= Ordnance ''.e ofts9nmsotn 1926 sFjsla2
l.rcor wniaid McDohaqf.' 81 1djh3s3.
bnrg stiin ION NV HsA' Sc 1912 ~
80 Phi 1iVeNetrI S,iLaIie, ttSShningtolisL'
Fri Jnaa'es,F. Emersep- SiaFNsbury,r
Pii. SOS, TRSmpSon. AHpngion.ea-
,n Ss,s ~ SEaa hsSIlssi sAsiSe1h0ssyn
otsers. ,esse' q osishsh. beiaiie 10 "a
iiapna angelo Lepeo;t8esh6pA olT
MsaicS, detachment scadliaFfeida
'',ja' is'~' Artillery y3iioq . sso.
a,Pff 1stnCl Norman H.. Mcleod,
'slelioh SPRINGS, e1i 20 $50 saaegi
-. py =, ~, nv. Gasfesecp'lF hits,
s,ilssi 81 LII as,sls radio 9ai
o'a. lse Fo. 80 e7oeiGiBsl OF
p =, emoF r5s RIB 81 sa.so s.e
anar Changes N Tunes ,Rssto0in7,, d,
- Sn qierioci WAS he lillian style ~
reckoning that 10 prevailed generally
among. The Christian nations .and re-
malhed undisturhcd un HE minutes
had amounted in 1851 10 ton complete
dayS The yernal equinox falling on
The 18th Instead of the 2iSt of March.
This shifting of days Va caused great
disturbance by unlNiE he times of
The celebration oC Easter and hence
OF all jhc movable feasiS and accord
ingly Pope Gregory with lhc aid 81
Clayius. the aSuonomcE ozaned that
\ TN tlsfye should l4 $lducka rrps IL &
, GEAR faiS. W. call tfr II natss oul wv =
bScn thc75b oss|'e.s6s, .Ecor,6as a.
! The dtd calrHdar, the 18th of October
1889, by tlrtnew one. II was furtheE
ordafnpd tMt every hundredh yeaF
Should iiot 81 counted as leap year
4 excepting tveyy fourth huudredth bGs
ginning Wits 1900 In this gYSy sho
difference h6ween the civil and ,na,u-
| ri yearsSyit not Ani5thit to'a day in
l SbOYNesrs.S l9Q' .s.l.a 1eNi
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SATISFYING RELIEF
FROM LUMBAC0
Sioan'5 Liniment has the
m peach that relieves
rheumatic twirges

This Narntli-C,viae, congestion
rattcrinq uls.ica-stimulating rem
cjy tcrctraicS ,eiiiou, yabbiHg right 10
thc achiag spot esd brings quick relief,
slTeIy, clcarly. 4 wonderful help for
c,.!tcs;:sl pains, rpsai7s, Grains, still
cess, headache, luatago, bruises.
Get your bette today-costs little,
me1n5 ru-h. Ask your druggist for it
6y rams. Keep it handy fer the whole
family. The big bottle is economy.
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Pri. Ralph r. Walker, Rutland.
Pri. Charles Wilson Middlebury
pri. Harry \. Jarvis, Middlcbury
Pr. Luther l.. Snide Springfield
Pri. Patrick w. Sweeney. Casleton
Pri Byron II. Swcanor. Middlebury
Cor. benjamin Maheu, Middlebury.
Battery D, 3o2d Field Artillery
Serg. Edward Dcaudette. Wilder
Serg Wilbur j. Duquettc Barre.
Serg. Harry, C. Dwire. StoclSbridse.
Cor. Nat c. Rogers. pridgeEate
Corner, s..,,, r-l B.,
K Col, darlaud 4. Taylor, Springfield,
ryNook John n. H9llenbarhs South
Barre .,,... .s
Cook Ellsworth $ Johgs9n, Spring.
FIELD - $50. -. ~ -
(, Wssohs2 lIgreq II f5 Ss rs. SCUM 4
WAGNER William CiraGam saLtSiss
ten '.-V'' ~ s''-
wagoSer Curtis fobias6n. LUDLOW
; Pri.llst CT. nPetefq r. Raymond.
Springfield " ,''li 40 = - J .
p Pria-Ist- CT l.esne% IL Vaughan
Fclchvill.sn ''' lenlo . 'arf W
Z ri LIST o. Washington sNqolMDodt
cock Weston. 'hnoi 10 mas 81 "a ss
,Prl Antonio Casaih. Barre IN :
Pri. Alexander 4. cote. windsor
! Pr. Walter E'iw6od9 lRidlow su,R
! g PRE- William T. Ys-,aws VeFgenres
Battery E, so2d fed ArAilety -
Cor. Martin Naleys EgigRayep 4,
( Cor John Miller Albany.
Cor Z. NJ. cnrllss, Newpprt,
Cor Erwin Elliott Derby.
> Cor Ernest Root Troy go -
Mechanic Leo Maynard; Fdir Haven
Pri. Walter Heyman. East Shore.
3 han
! Pri. Classon Bohanan, stowe
pri. Fred r. Perry. Siowe,
pri Harold c. Keller, Morrisyille.
Phi Hector Chaput, Newport.
Pri Delber, Jones hyde Park.
Phi l.. Fitzpatrick, Newport.
Pl Henry Gram, Newpor,
Pr. Elme: Ward Fai: Haven
Pr. Philin Moulton Orleans
Pr Erwin FLETCHER yolns3p. -, {
Battery F, 5000 Field, Artipery. -,
Sers. Car Gaskell, burlington, B.
Serg. Elmer u, SturN Bethel 6,.s
Ger Daniel y, Sheebani s-. -..A =.
! Cor Angus L., AaeLeag, Grapil9
4 Vile ,.
Cor lleary lcachman, BLOOMFIELD
Cor Ralph A. Badger, South Fair
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tslr tc 0HG
fin TLEN
r. - R~cHx
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bHrf Clow
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ONE REGIMENT
HAD MAJORITY
OF vERM0ETEFS
Continued from Page One,

Bugler Arthur Galipeau, Bennins-
tcn.
Buslcr Gallon II. IL Miller. Bennins.
toi..
Pri LIST. CT. Carlton 7. BELLS, Ar
lmston.
Prl LIST. cl Clark NJ. Blake, North
Bennington.
PR. vate ist q. ncnry b Cook
Cambridge
Pr. LIST CT. Mike Cosallo, Man
oheste.
Phi. lst. CT, Newton II. Davis
PARIS
Pri. LIST. CT Earl Harrington, Ben
nington
Prl. lst. q. Raymond b. Harrington
bennington
Pri lst- c. James A. LaFlam, Ben
/ nington
Pri. 1st, CT. Leo y. Lchr, Rutland,
Pri. lst, CT. Frank u Mcdonald
! Brandon
| pri, Isl. e.. Henry |. Nancy, Ben
.nington.
Phi. Isl. cl Louis Manos. Burllns
I PR. lst CT roros ucliRiano. win
osk. III & 4
! Pri list. CT, Cecil f, Stalker, Den
nlngton.
Pr- lst cl. RAYMOND F. Stone
Dandy
Phi, LIST. CT. Amos H. strottou, Rut
land
Pri. LIST CT William II. Thompson
Sunderland
Pri. LIST. CT. Harry A. Wilkinson
bennington.
Pri. Percy H. Crossman, Rutland.
Pri. Joseph Darskeyious. Arlington
PR: II. Ennis, Marshfeld,
/ Phi. Ralph H. Fisk, Rutland.
Pri Giosue Gelpl, Barre.
Pri. Stephen II. Johnson. Newfane
4 Pri. Peter Locatelll, Cuttingsville.
I Pri Harris r. Shufclt, Lowell il
Pri Leo o. Slade, Bondyille
Pri., Dwight II. Squires. Newport
I Pn Raymond NJ Whitehill. Derby
Sers Harold NJ. Hunt, Norwich.
Serg. Jesse Ii! sIJawlIss, Montpelier
Cor John r. CanBeyS Rutlapdss B,
Battery o. So2d Field Aetillery.s
y isergi Leon ]. Going, Orleans.
,Seyg William j. Hurd. Nergennes
4 Sets. Raymond X. Beane, Rutland
Serg. Thomas A. White, Poulfney
-zCor Roy E. Bean, Bellows Falls.
Cor. William " Foster. Newport.
Cor. Alber, T. Moore. North Hero
Cor John A. Parent New Haven.
Cor Abraham \. Trombley, Shore
1 Tpri, is q. Haven S. Buiiarl
Springfield f.I...
4 B I'rt lsrcl Raymond A Bruya. Mic
pri. LIST. q. Roland P Carer Poul
Phi Isl CT. Erwin l. Denton, Viii
Ing
pri. Isl. Cl. Claude a. Denton, WIFI
ir.
Pri. LIST CT Dayton o. Dumas, Eas
Shoreham.
Pri LIST q. Edward A. Gardue,
South Hero.
Pri. LIST CT. George r Garrow vi
nosburg Falls.
Prl. LIST c. George H. IIaihwa,
MiGdlcbuTy.
Phi. LIST CT. John NJ. Ice Rutland
prl. LIST CT. Sherhurn {. Scar
CHIEF Mechanic Joseph J. Carte
Robinson.
Mechanic Loren G. Farrar, Euo
burg Falls hfh8 ls $50 2
Mechanic Ralph c Sweet, We
Lincoln.
Wagner Joseph J. Jarvis, Isle L
Motto
Wagner Alfred L. Lacoursc, o
leanf
Wagner Harold Il. Rowlcc, FeltC
willie,
Cook james 5. srauldlng, Proctor
Vile.
Pri Ralph w Burgln Groton
I'ri Philip $. Calhoun Middlchur
Pri. Frank u. Clark. Glover.
Fri. Howard l.. Cross. brandon
pri John p, Flood. Poulmev.
pri Edward r. Craa. ir., DradCor
Pri Roy A. Hemmirgs. Barton
Pri George lIcndoe. plttsford,
pri Hugh ID Hughe., Poulney
nrt Hiram n I fn1el..s nV,,,styt.
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any hard or soft corn anywhere on
YOUR toes, Look at this picture,
A Few drops OF "Gcts.it did the
work. The cnllus comes loose from
the true flesh No irritation WHAT
over. You peel the Callus right off
Just like a banana ptcl--pcuccfully
painlcssly "Gets-1t' does the samo
thing TO any corn, without the uso
~ sticky plasters, irritating salvcs.
greasy ointments or bundling tape.
There's no fussing-no. knife. no
scissors TO use. "Gets-ii'' rs used by
millions. because it's common sense.
and n. never fails Try IL. prove u.
q sHrGets.lt,s the guaranteed. money
hack 'brisrcmovcr. tho only sure
way, costs hut tribe at any drug store.
Mfd by u, Lawrence q Cos Chicago, III
sud Ia Huntington ana recohimend-
ed. as the Worlds best corn remedy
'dn' wa nokay aud D \ Quinan.
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Wagner, William S ,raiicy, !. Rye.
Wagner MpEciEs, FugSr& Y
pri. Horace Harrington. Milton. r
pri Howard McCuire. Cambridge.
pri Lewis CurricI, Maidstone
Pri John Goss, Randolph Center
Pri Ldsell Lathropc. Ncrshire.
pri. lIaskall Carlson Newhury
Pri Everett Spear, Chelsea
pri Charles Gllley. Tmbridgc.
prl. bernard J. Butler. South Strat.
fore
Pri John Henry. Norton
Supply Company ao2d Field Artillery
Wagner W. 7. Shepard. Weston.
Wagner II. f.. Lord, Chester Depot
Wagner VIM. D. Evans. Fast Fair.
field
Wagner Frank Benedict East Dor.
lsc..
Wagner Octave Godcttc. ir. Man.
chester Dcpo; tta
Wagner Leon Z. pelcll. neeby
Lin la .,.,
Wagner Philip H. llovt sharon.
Wagner Charles W.. Goodwin,
Cas,loton
Wagner Peter Quay. Island Pond
Wagner Emile Goulctto, Island
roE'
Wagner Charles y. Ladd. Barre.
Wagner Harry r Truce, Rutland
Wagner Clarence A. Patch. John
sor
Wagner Frank l.. strong, East
Hardwick
Wagner Frank Bushee Mauches
ter Depot
Cook Carl Lasson. Dandy
Cook Ralph r. Haynes North Ben
nington.
Cook Archie j Brown. Ludlow.
Cock Frank Stall Proctor
pri LIST CO. William p Burns
Rutland
Phi isi ca Percy A. pefreg souir
Here
Phi iat ci Guy c, bartlett Reads
bcro. '.s 81 ~ T.
pri Guy d. Collins. BrlsDL
] pri. Manly Carpeirrf ',aescit ~ =
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resvy LniId.

Kansas City Mo.-The West Plalus
Quill reports the death of a child OF
) years from that place who weighed
a2I ponds. At birth he only weighed
three and one-half pounds but when
few months old began TO put on
weight.
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One Language.

n d I'D
b sfen PER cent Of, Americas adult pop,
ofutidn'shf l1qllelq read The language
10 the scoIlntTY q IJgPteen7 pei cent
1flin, csaplipS eiuzepSaab sth& United
States do roba4spdaHy sehaepl14. One
tenth q the Arfi 2,9poQ0g nyeni called
Is me eolors .cepld not read illeir or
defs crNhideEstan,4b lhew. f ~ The aggIesl
ai% from iSecFsiaryuJ .sNesSIreGsat re-,
rpuftl1oTl6nH. Is. foon fpr, eply one set
qfrli,lsalsin ,iias eeptirssHnJ, except
!, for. NC we9ncr4sihers is. roep for-onlN
oue i9ngnagss;7NlHls tlles eaebingsog
English is buts one0og lnaay 5ienis IN
'tllG AihericaniyatibnoTograg9ttsisan
important one ms The dignHsof -Scerc-
! tity Zane pcoalsinlsrI hHrun1' oplaM
aDeaefFu' yssiias< iat0m sagIi "a
l.W rlsa ------s-s---Alf l4's--.l---'s "a ~
Z sa., Wireless ana Morale. ss2
o Sipre she armiStice brought hostllI.
lies 70 ~ cud 1t has been lcarnec
that the morale OF the population OF
Lille was maintained by news given
from a French wireless station hiddcg
from The Germans, according to Wire
less Age. Good news spread quickly
through underground channels The
people knew that ten thousand Amcri'
can soldiers were arriying daily. Air
planes also .rqnped many leaflets
which We're eagerly taken despite Ger
can efforts 10 prevent their distribu
tlon.--ScienuHe American
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-06-12
A DILLON MANS EXPERIENCE.

Can you doubt the evidence Of this
Dillon citizen?
You can verify Dillon endorsement
Read this:
John Roberts, says: 81 am perfect
ly satisfied that Doan's Kidney Pills
are all that is claimed and am only
too glad to give them my endorse
ment. My kidneys had been in A No.
l shape until some four years ago
and then I had bad attack of kid
ney trouble. My back started to
ache and pain me, making. my. work
awfully hard. Sharp, digging pains
would dart up and down my back.
The kidney secretions were unnatural
and showed that my kidneys needed
immediate attention. I was in awful
shape when l read of Doan's Kidney
Pills in the local paper and decided
to try them. I bought supply of
Doan's at the MMcLaurin Drug Co.,
and they certainly did good work in
my case. A few boxes of Doan's Kid
ney Pills cured me of the trouble and
fixed me up in fine shape.
6Oc. at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
6-12 6-17-250.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-06-12

Hungarians lived together and should
continue to do so.
Patriotism is at white heat in Pra-
que, according 10 reports from the
Czech capital. The pride of the Czechs
is the Legionares who have been re-
garded, especially by the women, as
the worlds greatest soldiers. The
Legionaries, trained in France, have
been doing the best work against the
Hungarians. While the Czech soldiers
generally are Socialists there are no
indications that they have been taint-
ed by Bolshevists.
The Budapest government has not
been able to secure an effect in con-
nection with the Bolsheviki in the re-
gion of Klev because of thepr essence
of the Poles in Galicia. 1t is reported
that the effectiveness of the Russian
soviet army against the Rumanians in
Bessarabia is due to the fact that
among their leaders are large num-
ber of German officers. 1t is de-
clared that the German officers have
formed an organization to assist the
Bolsheviki IN the Ukraine
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-06-12
To Aid Worthy Girls.

1t is the aim of the South Carolina
Federation of Women's Clubs to as
sist as many girls as possible. There
fore for the present no large loans
will be encouraged. Loans ranging
from 500 to $50 preferred.
Each girl borrowing from Loan
fund shall give note for amount bor-
rowed, such note being indorsed by
man or woman of sufficient financial
responsibility TO be satisfactory to
Chairman of Education.
Money will be loaned without inter-
est for two years after leaving col
lege or graduating. If not repaid in
that time, interest shall be charged
from original date of note and not
from date of leaving school.
Money will be loaned for one year
at time. Should girl make good
use of her opportunities, help will
be extended as long as seems wise.
The amount allotted to one girl for
one year shall be paid in two INSTALL
ments, one at time. Should a girl
make good use Of her opportunities,
help will be extended as long as
seems wise.
The amount allotted to one girl
for one year shall be paid in two in
stallments, one at beginning of col
lege term and the rest in mid-year,
a separate note being given for each
amount.
Application shall be filed and, &C
companied by personal letter, sent
Miss Mabel Montgomery, Marion,
Chairman of Education.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-06-12
DIR. JOHN d. sMYsER WISHES TO

annouce to his friends and patrons
that he has returned from overseas,
received his discharge from the
Medical Corps U. S. Army and is
resuming his practice in the
diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. with temporary offices in
the Mccall building, 80 w. Evans
St., Florence, S. c. Office hours
9 to 5 daily. Sundays by appoint
ment.- t.-5-S-7t-192.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-06-12

FOR SALE - 13O ACRES GOOD
farm land adjoining town of Rem
merit, n. c., Robson county, on
Main A. C. L. r. R. A real bargain,
easy terms. Box AZ, Laurel Hill,
n. C.-6-5-5t.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-06-12
THREE THOUSAND
PEASANTS KILLED.
Women and Children Victims Aiming
Number Slain by Reds Around
Oedenburr


Tlcul.a, Saturday,, June - ThI e
, thousand peasants, including women
and children, have been shot or hang
ed by the red army as consequence
of revolts in western Hungary around
Oeder burg, according to news consid-
cred trustworthy, which has been re
ceived here The entire village of
Kolnhof was burned.
The massacre took place after 32
villages surrounding Oedenburg had
refused to go over to Bolsheyism.
They desired to join Austria.
Bella Kun, communist leader and
minister of foreign affairs, and JOS
eph Pogany, Bolshevik ministers of
war, visited the districts, then sent
orders to Commissioner Somely, to
whom such class of work is usually
deputed because Of his bloodthirsty
character to conduct acquisitions of
clothing, food and imperial paper
crowns, now called blue money, to
distinguish from "red" or soviet
money.
The peasants according to the ad-
vices gathered small army, number
ing few thousand, armed with rifles,
axes and similar weapons, against
which a red division was SENT. The
peasants were surrounded. Kolnhof
was shelled; then machine guns were
turned against it on Thursday and
Friday night. A majority fleeing from
the burning village were shot. Those
who were captured were hanged.
Vienna, Saturday June Z. (By the
Associated Press. )-Severe fighting Is
in progress between Budapest and
Vienna north of the Danube between
the Czech-Slovaks and the Hungar-
ian communist forces. The Hungarian
have crossed the River Neutra and are
threatening Pressburg (PozsonyO
The position of the Czech in
Slovakia also is more serious as the
Hungarian communists have been
stirring up the Slovaks against the
Czechs. The Hungarians point out
that the Czechs refused to give the
Slovaks autonomy and also have not
treated them as brothers. They add
that for 1000 years the Slovaks and
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