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savings a. may be determined and appOr-
toned" Such dividends may be taken In
cash or left on deposit to accumulate at
2e. VIII It be possible to continue a part
or my insurance on the present form and
convert the remainder?
AnA-Yes. II you do not feel able to pay
the rates on the full amount Of your pol
ley, convert part OF 1t and continue the rest
on the present plan. Do not lapse any of 1t
under any circumstances. Keep full S1o.ooo
protection IL you possibly can.
~ Are the rules regarding benehciaries
the same on converted policies as they were
under the original policy as outlined In Ques-
tion 10?
Ans.-Yes
20. am in favor Of war risk Insurance.
which states that the policy is payable in
monthly instaIlments. why should not the
policy Be payable to my widow in lump
sum?
Ans-The purpose Of life insurance I'm to
provide an income which will take the place
OF the person who Is supporting the family.
You probably never furnished largs lump
sum to your family. What you did was TO
furnish . regular steady income, and the
best way is to replace this income by -insur-
ance which will 60 to your family when your
regular income 10 cut OF by your death. This
income is guaranteed under the War Risk
Insurance Act and the beneficiary will re-
ceive 24O monthly installments Of $3.50
ance. It 10 much wiser to guarantee to
widow or other beneficiary a certain income
than to give her lump sum and expect
her to invest It and to support herself from
the income on the Investments.
70. 1 see how this applies to Insurance.
payable to q widow. or other beneficiary, but
why should not endowment insurance be pay
able to me In q lump sum?
Ans.-You are perfectly right. Bndow-
ment insurance will be payable to you in .
lump sum. In case of your death. however.
IL will be paid to the beneficiary In INSTALL
ments.
wvrv r1sauw ANrw sxsnrr n NM wwpw
30. I have no dependents, do not expect
to have any, and should like to know why
I should continue this insurance.
Ans.-Because II you become totally and
permanently disabled the government will
pay you monthly installments. during the
remainder OF your life. Of $s.75 for each
81, 600 Of insurance which you carry and you
can never tell when you may have dependent
Trench and camp., 1919-04-17

relatives II you drop the Insurance nSw
you will not be able to secure II again, even
though you nnd that In the future you are
In very great need Of insurance.
81. I was insured against the risk Of war.
War In over. why should I be insured?
AnS-Because many Thousands of the men
in the Navy have died from accident and dis
ease. and the risk Of dying from disease or
accident 10 just as great after the war Is
over as II was before. Then, too. the dis
ability clause provides an income to you in
this 1t is an ideal method Of saving money.
as explained in answer to Question 21.
az May reduce my insurance and how
Ans-You may always reduce II by writ
ing to the bureau and stating briefly that you
desire to decrease 10 and by enclosing check
when you have once decreased 1t you can
never again restore It to the original amount.
80. When ! write to the bureau ia there
any particular form which should use?
Ana-No. State briefly what you want
and be sure that ycu put down all the facts
stated In the answer to the second qUestion.
-. I wish to know who gets the pay
ments under my policy n the beneficiary dies
before receiving the 24o monthly t1stall-
ments?
Ana-Yeu may specify in your applica-
case Of your present policy. by writiss a let
ter to the bureau. that you desire n certain
specified Beneficiary within the permitted
ssss TO- receive Gel any iassalimsnts ,sms.niSs
ciary. In case tho original beneficiary dies
before you have made provision fer srbsti-
tuted beneficiary. the installmerts will be
paid to the beneficiary within the permitted
class who by the laws of the ptate, where
you die 10 entitled TO receive the proceeds
Of your estate. In case you DIE leaving no
insurance becomes payable to ySur estate.
IS. dropped my policy because did
not know Of It's value as an option and did
not understand its conVerslon privileges IL
n hV - 0An rain a. q
it?
Ans-Yes. Liberal provisions have been
made for reinstatement OF policies which are
lapsed due to Misunderstanding or lack Of
information. II you gave lapsed your pol
icy. write at once ~ the Insurance Section.
Bureau OF War Rig& Insurance Washington,
D. c., and request Surther information State
all the facts In enc case. and comply with
answer to Question No. q
Trench and camp., 1919-04-17
RECOGNIZED

An American soldier boasts that
during the war he corresponded with
s35 women. All the hotel proprietors
know this fellow as the cootie who
keeps the guests waiting while he is
&HHed to the writing desk.-Detroit
Trench and camp., 1919-04-17
DENOTED

T Quite come-down."
What is?"
II see where motion picture actor
who was always the general in mill
tary photOplays is in the army as q
buck private. Rochester Democrat
and Chronicle.
Trench and camp., 1919-04-17

II. After have converted my policy will
IL be carried by the government?
Ana.-YeS
Trench and camp., 1919-04-17
POLICTKS NOT AssTGNABLE

"a. May use my policy as collateral 1T .
bank?
Ans.-NO. Policies are -assignabie but
they are also incoDtestable, non- taxable and
free from the claims Of creditors
IS. VIII converted policies be ".participa-
ting on which dividends will be paid?
Ans.-Yes Converted policies win par.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02

..|"... ".UrH .U.|'... said
M..U U.r.aI Nu.| visited fIr
rm 10. H treated mu.. HEe a
German .r. U.. 900 uI r.r ~ .Ir
Hf.H static. Mr N.fH fh. HI
u esrrH "..H.. .uu au.. Hm
u.u nf Ws II. $500. urU..
rM r. N.f here without bonn.
lowed to visit tFu italian fH ar
r.uuua through England J r. .#
invited 'u du nt Lloyd Ge0r..
General Nnnd va fhe Idol Cd. ...
army Officers and mon aht,. aHu
500. ono 0I thr most efficient officers.
vsI ha vas kept .n f CORNER sII .he
nmr who did co."
we cIu prov, also chat score. of
mUu vUfr sacrificed because officer
H command were anxious for promo
Uou Il, letter also declared NO
SNOW of national guard colonel rr
fe3 oi command after successful
advance ami sent hlnck to he sri.
tIes of suppl, because of jealousy
Tho letter concluded bt saving 'hr
officers sirn.nF it were of Nauoue
political affiliations Eight said thet
acre national army officers. four
national ruard Officers and the re-
mHnirr reserves Their names wrrs
not made public by NJ Gall.yan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02
ERICAN LABOR
DELEGATES WILL
Bs2S 3FLiaHN's s
-f-'. Is 1'rfts .. s'wGPNsltD
FOR i'kk~Iu..NT Oi
COMMISSION.

. }..asia.t r--.
.tRI> Frn The American
....r.fi0. Dor delegation.
.I. by -a.... oompers. decided
ur. tu support tho Belgian So
.aI.. IHI trade un.onists. who re-
uee O. "Hef 'he Germans at either
.s. eo. .s. Ur trade union congress
gs Wh.H Ni.l convene Simultaneous
Is f unt uesf week
This eg,sou was adhered to
through 1850 davs session, despite
sa pro- 20 the British and
FtuCh do uSohsr- who will
.H to Born. tomorrow
Nr U.upDrs told The Associated
Hl.-. today that che commission on
n..u.. .U.l' legislation on abor has
acc. .s l.t decided when o. hold is
.trr session
a. -.e meeting of the commission
.... m.-uuL when officers wer,.
elected So UHIIiarI thc French min
.-.,r of abo. u DrlDosluA Hr. Gom
..r- ID. president ul thc Nnmission
.H
$50 .r. appear. tO me tO be bet
.. qualified .Htr 'Hc president NJ
u. .H. greatest and most powerful
workers oIIIH.-ltIon boz the world
-".. .h..U. would, furthermore.
bU legitimate homage 90 his lfe's d..
yu".r .n fH. wUr kers. entirely con.
..."t.H q. fha struggle Tor social
H....
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02
Charges National Guard
Officers Dismissed To
Make Room for Regulars

W f...a'.i Ir"
ASUINGION T.H N.terlI
mt Ir fH. house today charges IHai
national euluI Officers were rgw0t-
90 rnm thrn command. after p..O.
ftHIt continuous ulbtur .en.t. to
mako room iu. frs 'ur. E.nrH..HIa-
ut. C.'U.HH OF Mas.HUHu..I. read
. l.ff.r teu.I hE NHI wounded oi.
I.a -atHuE Ht. f..HUu would
prove thaf mrdi.f HI. Hat been
ordered tu report i. mU those who
might replace ihD regulars first as-
sincd I0r duty
The Ittfnr also asserted IHHf H..
toulI Officers aud reserves wcr. .,Hf
Int0 tbo thicE OF the ugHuuc while
thr regular urmv men arrH h.ld
hart Asked hy Representative HAM
iifou of Michigan who Nls re-pon-
tihlr for fhe removal ni The national
ruatd Officers after months oi SER
Nirr On fhr front line Nf G7iitul
said f VAS due to "the Ifltsuwnrfh
clique hy us influence with thr HIrh
command
The hfh CnmmHnd he rrpniH-
I'D. aas the GENERAL siBff boz Washing
Ton
Referring to Major General Lru.
rafd Wood the letter read hy ihe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02
OFFICIAL COMM Nc ATlON
ON PEACE rituDEEptNt~

PARIS FeH Tho official COIN.
mm.DaHHr dealing with ..tvs SOS
sion 1. .h. Supreme com.
'Tfa president uf f0. Unite.
State. he nrIm, minister. ni tH,
fore.er mrEar- .. fI. tf u.
associated n.Nar .| fH. IHH.n.
rerr...r'arF.. m.. .l.. afternoon
90 ffs QuaI u0r-a. rnm TO- ..
O'Clock
'THH conference approved Doe Hv
0f ... n'E.I0ua' agreement boz.
tv .er thp delegate. uf Oh. aRar.
REGARDING ffr Teschrr lisfH..
The ueru .I0r. .H I. rf.H
'. H"rt'..| comm .-I.. "HI..
fH proceed .. "nI.r. E.. rr.'.
decide. Hr. HHi approved
TH. Huw."H .....
Hr. ..H H.f. .... .... #
.t-HIu.aI Al Hra.. m... ..
af.| .f.".". .. .. T.".
ms uFW
Th. ..,. ..... .. ... "..t
Haf #
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02
56,5S2 DEATHS, KNOWN
PRISONERS and MISSING
ARE REPo RTED FROM
80 FIGHTING DIVISIONS
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON Feb loffca tables of the major battle
uaes Of the American forces France made public today by Gen.
March, chief of staff show that approximately 10000
wholly for nearly three months after the ending
of hOste The deaths missing and known prisoners bu
lated January 10 for each the 30 combaant divisions of
era Pershng army. The total s6S92 Of whom 34 elass
fled missing captured An appended statement shows that only
2s American military prisoners believed still be Germany
January and that 4SOO prisoners had been checked
turned, and ll8 died in captivity
Some portion Of the great body Of missing be located
the Of the hns the American forces France
Indications however that the majority Of the 10000 finally
will be added the roll Of honor shown the tables of those killed
died of wounds, recorded as 39, l5S men.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02
B> ME Associated DREss

PARIS Feb 1.-The accord reached by the council Of the great
powers concerning the disposal Of the German colonies and
pied regions in Turkey and ASIA much definite than
generally supposed and besides principle Of the Amer
plan Of msndatoes embraces the following features
The Allied and associated agreed that the German
colonies Germany owing first the mis-
cement cruelty and the Of these colonies submarine
bases
The conquered regions Of Aremna Syria Mesopoama Paes
and Arabia shall be detached from the Turkish empire
Provision made whereby the wbng and development Of
backward colonial regions regarded the sacred Of civil
aon which the League Of nations exercises provisory
The of tuteage these regions entrusted the
more advanced nations who act as behalf Of the
league Of nations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02
ENTIRE AGREEMENT
BY C0NFEREESUP0N
WAR REVENUE BILL
10 HOUSE NFNT
MEDNESnA


WASHINGTON Feb The var
revenue BILL revised 90 ra.e about
siN billion dollars by taxaton this
yeHr and four billion drilars an
nrally thereafter. summed final
form late today when the senate and
house conferecs reached :. complete
agreement on the measure II WI.
he presented 20 the house Wednes-
day.
Tho c0nferees already had am
nounced agreements on AN tax rate
adjustments. and today was dcyot-
cd TO comparatively minor proyis-
ions Among these was the tax on
campaign contributions. senate
provision which the house yesterday
Voted Co reject and then aficrwafd
D. accept f modified 20 apply only
to future e0mpas slns The senate
confcrees. 30 was reported yielded
90 the amendment and agreed 90 ts
elimination
The conference report and t'uI
re-draft will bc called mp in the
house Friday with the expectation
'ot its approval before adjournment
o. vii, go to tho senate saturday
and Chairman simmons of the SON.
tate managers said tonight us pas
sage was certain
Absence OF President Wilson. me
conferees stated. made doubtful The
exact date the new tax law would
become effective. hut wo1ld NOT iu-
terfore with the trwsur, plans for
collection of the new taxes ~
President Wilson probably viii bo
on the point of settling when logis
Ilaiiyc action GOA ~ hiu e conclud.
"d. senator simmons said tonight
That the cnrr0ssad copy probably
would be- held here Tor h.s approval
lie then would have tpn d1,s 20
consider It
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02
lME ERIGAN SHIP
NARRAGANSETT
STRIKES ROCKS


sol TUtNWrUuN i,H. g.
-ln fhr .ah ..HI- Hf tHr mDfn-
ur Boo riHr EMO. Huf @ Hiiur-n2
.uDW -turm. .I. im'rHfn -tenn-
CO. Ntrrlglu-. rW un ,unniet--
cd tu,ks GO fH. rI-f .nd ~ the
t,Ic of Miuhf. nhi,h HHtr claim
ctl man, N,fim, u HH. past.
Tho crew ua- AW.T.In hnd
the ship .lui,l 2wIH .Hiiicfs.
uf whom Stats were &c. 1n>
Most uf fIt mru wtr H 'lrir
bunk uI.u OBJ. crash ... siu-
gir. r1lI.I fh,m to fH ..Uk~
M urrr .uirri Geo -. fnh
uut nn fI fHlf. TH. &C.
temuffH +. draw fhr ..I nif
fhr r,t- Hui Diisi I..H te-
strutrr. uai the truur. Hff
without f... THE, usrr hf ssht
tu ~Hufh nrfHH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02

Reports that BolshoNsi
forces we're using shells WAS
taken hero by some ulcers 90 mean
that This eguipmeu ad been sup-
piled through Germ sources not
withstauding the terms of the armis-
tice and it this was Jublished as "a
fac, .t was inumord thar drastic
action against the Germans would
be- taken by Marsha 'och
Available figures .rainod hy war
department officials nov that The
British force Boo ,h, egion 0f the
north approNimJts.r 5000 Ampri.
can 8 300. French %. luy5 Rus
slams under British Officers 1000
and 600 otHr soldiers of Hne 0'
the smaller allied Huutrie- Tho
exact disposition of lese forces i-
not known o't.c 'v n Washington
uo report 0u th.s having bc.n mode
iu ,0mD weeks
Army officials said thar .r. body
OF troop, now ra'rratHs before we'll
armed and reinforced H1isGeyIki
wa. small being lf more than lu
advanced post Reports Of forty
wir retirement HNcvct let c,-
prrf .fn hDhet. M q larger I0If
v.- engaged fhan hren -lupos
.rI General March chief af staff
expressed 'H. opinion e wrek aro
.a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02


..." nui Very ''Io'"L .' .''
OF development %. tHe .o.1u.J.
.... ... .r.. ..I.e
.,I.,..
'i'.. a'' ''..'ns
..ad civ
rH.fa
t..t, ne
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02
BELFAST STRIKE
SITUATION TAKES
An UGLIER TURN

BELFAST Feb. Tho strike
situation here is assuming 600 uglior
phase Strike piekets have nfimated
io the owners OF two Of the big shin
building plants thar they viii not Boz
allowed 20 visit their works vShuut
d pormlt from Tie strikers committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02
RUSSIAN SITUATION HFI ID CRITIC :.


VA~Hr r0N. Feb .s. .rtuator .t 81, .... re-
ear ,at u..-- .~ ~orthcrr Ru,s,.o as rso o.
ADVICE, O., the war Department, ,.. le ann
appeal Tor rcurccmcnts but was ai that ma ,uug l h vas
matter or by the Supreme War Conn Par q
more complete report had that body by wit,
request ior additional support
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02

|n fhaf NEur. also must hH Jdd-
rI IIE1 meu uf the marine brigade
u-ur. inr which u0r carried boo the
.h'e- U.lu lt C1ed from official
SOURCES. Th. bring, the grand ag
rrr-a.. u. deaths from battles up
O." ..I." n raurn. estimated Of
uoH.N q. Do. H. u.r cent complete.
.. Nrn. Uu missing and prisoners
oi 'h. marines urr a,tur the
number u' ma..o1nfeJ .or which
finally U.I H, added to 'h, r0lI oI
One dead cannot h, accurately est-
mat.J
1851 known Missing.
Iur .Imt tables however give
foH. Hl I|t'9 mon MISSING m
action and a.-S5 known prisoners
making up tho 1885 missing on
captured Tho army rolls record
4glN hw.
edi eve
o tu hut
as atee ana-aouue :1r
'rhi
300
s
u..a r- ,v .r, ... HsI .. .a
other than those resulting directly
from BATH, \ now estimate of tho
complete figures 900 American cas-.
ua'f.r. therefore d. not complete If
I- Eu'fIcIul however fhr up to
toH..h. Oh. var department has
published 'HH names ut f3.NN.
m.H E|.nt or died of wounds as
arH'uN .H1.> shown boz tba 90 per
cont Tables Tho InI.usr F.. made
up hy additional returns since the
tables were closed January iU
ON November %. Genera. porsb-
iuc estimated that hi stotU Killed
and died of wounds w0Hlj Up lN.-
4si Presumably publication of me
lists of those known dp8the and oy.
elusive ot the unaccouutod for is
nearly completed. hayinc exceeded
the estimate Hy moro fhar 5000
du" in part to additional dea hs
from wounds. and to Ih. listing as
dead ~ mon formerly reported miss.
ur
tt0,tis Wounded Published.
The uaWos of lEg.fl> wounded
had been published up to tonight.
compared with NryrWH.r estImat-
ed tHI af l>9.'-. nf those miss
iur u action $50. Hlyc been
published against Hr estimated lt.-
ltH total nI ..wntHI with IT,
t.4 wis-.u. and prisoner shown iu
fOdlY~ tables
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02
WEATHER


iudaf cioudy. PROT
...HHf
iundai cloudy. snow
tHfls colder ln no,,as...
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02
4, NUIrlHN POLICE
IMPORTANT N PARI,


= .. Associated Press 9
= "}H|- |M CORES =
= ....r.. Tfe American Mil .
= HH policeman .s about the .
= .H.. .HHr.litug thing in the =
p . Ha The machinery =
= r.e.r.a. Iu aHI out of the =
= aHt stations cannot be pen =
= ...f Hf hose absent with .
. a
= M .r.' unexpected nla- .
= f.r most unekpect- .
p fH 49, o. Is likely .
= .n a soldier and ask .
= NoUr perm .ssion, .
A%4NtA4+ - S&k44%&+@@S
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02
ACCORD OF DELEGATES ON
GERMAN COLONIES MORE
DEFINITE Than SUPPOSED
COUNCIL OF GREAT POWERS ACCEPTS IN PRINCIPLE
AMERICAN PLAN OF MANDAToRIES AND OTHER
MAIN FEATURES
WON'T RETURN COLONIAL POSSESSIONS

Nsmanage Cruelty and Use As Submarines Principal Reason
for Aeon-Conquerd Regions Of Armenia Syria Mesopotama
Palestine and Arabia to Be Detached from Turkish EN-
pire-Provison Made for Backward Areas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-07
Art Club Held Meeting

The Pauls Valley Art Club held its
first meeting Of the year at the home
of Mrs. c. 5. Bush, Saturday at p.
m. The study for the year will be Apollo
an Illustrated manual Of the history
Of art throughout the ages.
The lesson was outlined by the lead
er, Mrs. Hines. who gave a most in
teresting summary at the close.
Mrs. Fred Ward told Of the Quar-.
ternary Period Mrs. Fred Wignall Of
art during the stone and bronze ages
Mrs. Thomson of Egyptian art; Mrs.
Raines of art in Chaldea, and Mrs.
Sheriff. Of Perision art.
Mrs. Ward was elected as delegate
to attend the State Federation OF
Clubs, which meets at Edmond, dur
ing the month.
During the social hour dainty re
freshments were served to the club
members ana the fol?Dwing guests:
Mesdames Hartman and Darrow,
and Misses Caldwell, Pittman and Nc
Murtry and Hartman
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-07
WHEAT ACREAGE IN
CARTER COUNTY WILL
REMAIN UNCHAN GED

Farmers throughout this section are
rapluy getting all wheat land plowed
s"% Snc indications are that about the
same acreage will be seeded this sea.
son as was during the fall of 1918.
one drawback that wheat growers
complain Of in this section, and one
that is a serious handicap with them
is the lack Of threshing machines.
There are many stacks Of wheat in
Carter county today, unthreshed,
for the reason that threshers have not
had time to get to them.
There is a concerted movement on
foot among farmers in different neigh
bOrhoods to cooperate and purchase
neighborhood threshing machinery be-
fore another season arrives. They say
that wheat enough has been either en-
tirely lost, or kept off the market,
this year alone, to purchase threshing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-07
FATHER OF PAOLI SOLDIER
KILLED IN ACTION, RECEIVES
GROIN DE GUERRE WITH PALM

j. w. Anderson Of Paoli has receiv-
ed a citation and the French CroiX
de Guerre with palm from the war de-
partment as an honor to his son, Pri-
vate Anderson, who was killed in ac-
ton near st. Eienne, October Slh,
1918. The citation, in part, reads:
He advanced over terrain swept
by a violent fire bombardment. BY his
courage he contributed greatly towards
neutralizing the fire of enemy ma
chine guns"
Mr.. Anderson has four sons in the
army all Of whom volunteered one
Of them, Chas. II. Anderson, was kill
ed accidentally at Camp Dodge Dec,
9Th, 1911. The two other sons are
still in the service. One, Sergeant
Jack Anderson, is with Troop A 18th
infantry, stationed in the Hawaiian Is
lands; the other Private Morris Ander-
son, is with the aviation camp, at
Langley, Va.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-07


Juuse '' T. Young OF Ilshomingo
was III 9ulpHur inns week Tor Il le"
"ayS'
JACK ho'eh ol SapuIpa Is visiting ms
plo'her' Ooh''I,, VINO very recently re-
'ul'''u from France.
~ - L"uiF ol oklahoma CITY Is
spending Il snort vacation IN sulphur
1uus' hoDetl NalIIs oil Fauis Nd'
l'y was IN Su'phur Wednesday
A''ofnty Zen W iiliams oil Norman
- III sulphur TAXING IL niue reGe'
"''oh'
MIS- d. d. OheSiIor is visiting III
flO'll''aI'' Oh.o'' Ior about Iour weeks
ATTORNEY W. y. LOUIS ana Dr. \. L'
mae oil DAVIS We're uanSacting Dusi'
heSS III SulP"ur Wednesday
~ w. W oo'7 VI oN''.i'oit'' Ol'y Is
l"Al's SuoIl N'Sil I'D sulphur
rlaINe N'IS I'II Iasl fIIuay' motor
ing 10 ftIIh' ''A's' Ior snort VISIT
anu Will ne accompanied nome DS ms
we ana n'ur uaushIei. Mr' NeIs
VIII NIsll lhe OH lleIds WhIIe IN IrNaS.
MIS- A. II. Mclean ana niue son
'eiV 'ast week lor snort NisV with
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